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With his 4-year-old daughter curled up in his lap, a police officer who was the last person pulled alive from the World Trade Center went home from the hospital Thursday after ticking off the miracles that saved him. How did we survive the collapse of two buildings on top of us Port Authority Sgt. John McLoughlin asked. How did a Marine somehow find us in the debris field How did the rescuers dig us out How did the doctors g
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