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Victims of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing are remembered at the site of the blast, which abuts the starting line for the city's memorial marathon.

OKC runners remember two bombings —
Sara Hunt's Boston Marathon was cut short near the 26-mile mark when two bombs went off. She came to Oklahoma City to finish what she started.

OKC runners remember two bombings —
Runners at the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon wore red socks and leggings in honor of Boston. Green shoe laces honored Oklahoma City.

OKC runners remember two bombings —
Marathoners honored the victims of the Oklahoma City and Boston bombings with a total of 171 seconds of silence, or one second per victim.

OKC runners remember two bombings —
Terri Talley survived the Oklahoma City bombing after being buried in the rubble. She sees the city's marathon as a celebration of the good that's followed evil.

OKC runners remember two bombings —
The Oklahoma City marathon was held only 13 days after explosions at the finish line in Boston.

OKC runners remember two bombings —
More than 25,000 runners participated in the event, which included a marathon and shorter races.

OKC runners remember two bombings —
Firefighters walked and ran in honor of the victims in Oklahoma City and Boston.

OKC runners remember two bombings —
Runners said wacky cheerleaders help push them toward the finish.

OKC runners remember two bombings —
No major security incidents were reported at the marathon, which was held Sunday.

OKC runners remember two bombings —
Sara Hunt, 25, said she came to Oklahoma City, a place familiar with tragedy, to learn how to process the bombing she witnessed in Boston.