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Before their release in 1981, the government of Iran stood between 52 American hostages and freedom. Now, the U.S. government stands between the ex-hostages and their legal battle to make Iran pay for their captivity. That their own government has become, as one former hostage says, the de facto defendant in their lawsuit is a bitter and painful irony. On Wednesday, a federal judge will rule if they can seek $8 billion in damages from Iran.
February 15, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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