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            <text>I was not scheduled to be in the Portsmouth (N.H.) Herald newsroom on September 11, 2001, but when I got to my desk the city editor asked me to write this essay to lead the next day’s front page. &#13;
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Seeing those images again on TV this morning takes me right back to that day, 13 years ago.&#13;
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http://www.johnbreneman.com/september-11th/&#13;
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God bless ...&#13;
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John Breneman</text>
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