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Published 12/23/2008 by Kimberly Kindy at Wash Post Obama Administration
As the State Department reviews hundreds of claims from people who lost family members in Libyan-sponsored terrorist attacks, controversy is building over a case that is so low-profile it is sometimes called "the forgotten flight."
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