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04/26/07
On the morning of July 12, Ira Russ woke up to a startling reality. His shift supervisor at an Annapolis-based company known as iJET Intelligent Risk Systems informed him that terrorist group Hezbollah had kidnapped two Israeli soldiers. 
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That's when Mr. Russ, an iJET regional manager for the Middle East and North Africa, darted to work before sending a "critical alert" to 91 business travelers and roughly 200 security professionals. The message was this: Israeli forces had entered southern Lebanon and intense fighting was likely. Events such as this one provide quite the adrenaline rush, Mr. Russ said. "Feelings...
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