NEW YORK — Idrissa Kargbo threw his arms in the air to try to describe his excitement at learning of his entry into the New York City Marathon. The runner from Sierra Leone, who boarded a plane for the first time to come to the race, is the sort of smiling face that used to define big-city marathons. On Monday, his story was only a brief delay to the questions about natural disasters and terrorist attacks.
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