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Several relatives of Sept. 11 victims said Wednesday justice was done when jurors decided that al Qaeda conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui should spend the rest of his life in prison rather than being put to death.Abraham Scott, whose wife, Janice, died in the Pentagon, said he would have told her, Baby, at least one perpetrator has been brought to justice. Scott and others said they wanted other members of al Qaeda brought to justice now that the Moussaoui trial is over.Rosemary Dillard, whose husband, Eddie, also died in the Pentagon, said the American system of justice worked. It s not going to be what all the families want, Dillard said. It shows the world we re not going
stanley website to stand for terrorists to come to our country and to be let loose. Carie LeMack, whose mother, Judy Larocque, perished on American Airlines Flight 11, which crashed into the World Trade Center, said her mom didn t believe in the death penalty and would have been glad that he was sentenced to life. This man was an al Qaeda wannabe who could never put together the 9/11 attacks, Lemack said. He s a wannabe w
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Do you ever joke around with your coworkers about how cool it would be to build desks out of old cars or have meetings on a houseboat Maybe not, but if you work at Google, you might want to start鈥攂ecause they might actually make your weird office dreams a reality. Inside Google Japan Lovely, Bizarre, Hair-Covered Offices That exactly what Google did this week in Australia. Thanks to one smart-alecky engineer weird and
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