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Wounded war photographer back at work
Sept. 7, 201209:36
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Wounded war photographer back at work

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Only 18 months after losing both his legs and one of his arms in an IED explosion in Afghanistan, photographer Giles Duley has returned to work at the Paralympics. "I'm myself again," he tells NBC News' Baruch Ben-Chorin.Sept. 7, 2012

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