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Independent (London)
view article (1.0)Terror in America: The Survivors. Some People Were Told the Safest Thing To Do Was Stay in the Tower.Independent (London), 2, September 14, 2001Foskett, K.
view article (1.0)America Under Attack: the Survivors. My Heart Just Stopped Beating. Some Survive Long Descents. Close Calls.Atlanta Journal and Constitution, 15A, September 12, 2001Vulliamy, E.
view article (1.0)Terror in America: A City Buries the Few, But Still They Search for the Many. Anger of Survivors Told to Stay Inside Blazing Towers.Observer, 5, September 16, 2001Smith, B.; O'Neill, T.
view article (1.0)Suddenly She Began to Cry...She Could See People Jumping.St. Louis Post, 13, September 15, 2001Moss, M.; Bagli, C. V.
view article (1.0)Instincts to Flee Competed With Instructions to Remain. Part 2.New York Times, September 13, 2001People
view article (1.0)United in Courage. New York City - Those Who Escaped the Carnage Ran a Horrifying Gauntlet: Kim White.People Magazine, September 12, 2001People
view article (1.0)United in Courage. New York City - Those Who Escaped the Carnage Ran a Horrifying Gauntlet: Bob Borski and Egues, R.People Magazine, September 12, 2001People
view article (1.0)United in Courage. New York City - Those Who Escaped the Carnage Ran a Horrifying Gauntlet: Louie Cacchioli and Carl Cunneff.People Magazine, September 12, 2001People
view article (1.0)United in Courage. New York City - Those Who Escaped the Carnage Ran a Horrifying Gauntlet: Sandy Silverman, Ben Fountain and Mel Immergut.People Magazine, September 12, 2001People
view article (1.0)United in Courage. New York City - Those Who Escaped the Carnage Ran a Horrifying Gauntlet: Dan Monchek and David Schnitzer.People Magazine, September 12, 2001