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Slain American journalist remembered as driven

By Rik Stevens | August 21, 2014 - 8:23am

In 2011, just after James Foley was released from the Libyan prison where he'd been held for six weeks, he acknowledged the peril journalists face covering the world's most dangerous places, soberly conceding that...

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