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9/11 Charity Held Up as Model Of How Best to Help Bereaved

Nearly seven years after a hijacked airplane crashed into the Pentagon, the largest charity established to help Washington area victims and their families is closing, becoming the last major Sept. 11-related charity to shut down.
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Philip Rucker
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