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| Pelsman admits she was intimidated when Jernudd showed up with a cameraperson at their first meeting and began capturing her body language on tape. Lois can acknowledge the cameraperson (played by Dodge) as she would a live audience. At least fifty-two journalists and twenty-one support staff--such as camerapersons, drivers, and translators--have been killed in Iraq since March 2003, and thirty have been abducted. |
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