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 UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The normally reserved U.N. chief confided Wednesday he felt speechless at times while meeting survivors and families of victims of the suicide bombing that killed 17 U.N. staffers in Algeria.
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon was just back from his tour a day earlier of the ruins of the United Nations offices that were hit by one of two truck bombings in the Algerian capital on Dec. 11.
Hundreds of staff packed the lobby of the U.N. headquarters to hear the soft-spoken, bespectacled Ban remember their dead colleagues.
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