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| <div style="float:right">] <p>(''], ]'') </div>'''Rachel Corrie''' (? - ], ]) was killed in ], ], while protesting the ]i ]. While speaking via a loudspeaker and wearing a red coat, in front of a ]'s house which the Israelis intended to ], Corrie fell down. A bulldozer then ran over her twice. Later, as a group of people gathered, a man was ] and ] by the ]. Corrie, a student at ], was a member of the ]. | <div style="float:right">] <p>(''], ]'') </div>'''Rachel Corrie''' (? - ], ]) was killed in ], ], while protesting the ]i ]. While speaking via a ] and wearing a red coat, in front of a ]'s house which the Israelis intended to ], Corrie fell down. A bulldozer then ran over her twice. Later, as a group of people gathered, a man was ] and ] by the ]. Corrie, a student at ], was a member of the ]. | ||
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(AP, International Solidarity Movement)
Rachel Corrie (? - March 16, 2003) was killed in Rafah, Gaza, while protesting the Israeli War on Terrorism. While speaking via a loudspeaker and wearing a red coat, in front of a physician's house which the Israelis intended to bulldoze, Corrie fell down. A bulldozer then ran over her twice. Later, as a group of people gathered, a man was shot and killed by the Israeli military. Corrie, a student at Evergreen State College, was a member of the International Solidarity Movement.