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Use pliers to force the tip over the edge of each steel bone, wrestling it on until it sticks in place.
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Enveloped in white plastic sheathing, set atop small wooden blocks, the immense steel bones of the World Trade Center lie under the gray winter sky on a patch of the Kennedy Airport tarmac where the jets never venture.
That evening she took our boys, then 8 and 13, to a candlelight vigil for our neighborhood firefighters who were lost in the crushed steel bones of those towers.
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