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Firefighters and rescue crews work outside the World Trade Center in New York on Feb. 26, 1993, after smoke swept through the 110-story building. A bombing had brought down the ceiling of a train station and set off a fire below the twin towers.

Firefighters and rescue crews work outside the World Trade Center in New York on Feb. 26, 1993, after smoke swept through the 110-story building. A bombing had brought down the ceiling of a train station and set off a fire below the twin towers.  (Maria Bastone / AFP/Getty Images)

1993 World Trade Center bombing

Port Authority and New York police view the damage a day after a truck bomb exploded in the garage of the World Trade Center.  (Richard Drew / Associated Press)

1993 World Trade Center bombing

Brian Rolford stands outside the World Trade Center after walking down from the 105th floor following the bombing.  (Timothy A. Clary / AFP/Getty Images)

1993 WTC bombing defendants

El Sayyid Nosair, left, Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman, center, and 13 codefendants appear at their arraignment in New York in Aug. 26, 1993. They faced charges of conspiring to bomb targets including the World Trade Center and planning assassinations and kidnappings. Judge Michael Mukasey and Assistant U.S. Atty. Matthew Fishbein are at right.  (Ruth Pollack / AFP/Getty Images)

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