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Thousands finish Marathon, remember victims

Runners and their supporters came out to finish what they started, jogging the final mile of the Boston Marathon and reclaiming the long-imagined moment they were denied. (2:28 p.m.)

Rescuers look for pilot in deadly N.Y. flight

Divers and investigators are searching for any sign of the pilot of a volunteer Angel Flight that departed Hanscom Field in Bedford and crashed in upstate New York. (2:44 p.m.)

Missing UNH student's case a chilling mystery

The circumstances of Elizabeth Marriott’s death remain a dark mystery involving a couple who authorities said trolled fetish websites in search of sex slaves. (12:06 p.m.)

Pictures: Scenes from the OneRun

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Thousands of runners who never finished the Marathon, along with bombing victims and spectators, gathered in the rain on May 25 to run the OneRun, a one-mile road race that spanned the last mile of the Boston Marathon. Aram Boghosian for The Boston Globe
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The runners observed 30 seconds of silence before the race.
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Kate Hutchinson (left), of Newton, was stopped right before the bridge at Massachusetts Avenue. “I wanted that finish line experience that I imagined in my head. Arms lifted, smiling," said Hutchinson, pictured with her sister, Emily. Rachel Zarrell/Boston.com Staff
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Susanna Locke (right), of Arlington, hugged her father Walter Locke after crossing the finish line. Locke ran the Boston Marathon, but wasn't able to finish until today. Aram Boghosian for The Boston Globe
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Ecstatic runners threw their hands up at the end of the race.
 Aram Boghosian For The Boston Globe
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Chris Dimitri, of South Boston, finished the Marathon two minutes before the bombs went off. “It was completely surreal and took a number of days to process,” he said. Rachel Zarrell/Boston.com Staff
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A woman became emotional while crossing the finish line. Aram Boghosian For The Boston Globe
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Erin Roy (left) comforted an emotional Elise Wulff after the two were among the first to finish the race. Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff
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Megan Hoffman, of Medford, was stopped near Coolidge Corner in Brookline. She ran for Bay Cove Human Services on a team of five, including Jim Laprode, of Hull (right). Rachel Zarrell/Boston.com Staff
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Sarah Rudolph, of Boston, closed her eyes as she received an embrace after finishing her run. Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff
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