THIS STORY HAS BEEN FORMATTED FOR EASY PRINTING

Many fear another attack; fewer now take precautions

By Michael Paulson
Globe Staff / September 11, 2006

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The memories, for many, still well up daily: The falling towers, the specter of a terrorist attack, the sense of a society at risk. (Full article: 1159 words)

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