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Colombia's Betancourt fears the impending collapse

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Ingrid Betancourt fears the collapse she knows is coming. A week after her sudden rescue from nearly seven years of captivity in the Colombian jungle, Betancourt looks healthy, even elegant. But she spoke of her fragility in an interview Thursday. She knows how quickly her adrenaline is dropping.
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