According to the article, "Americans mark 18th anniversary of Sept. 11 with tears, politics and remembrance" (2019), survivors who still suffer because of the 9/11 attacks were spotlighted in this year's ceremony. Which paragraph from the article BEST supports the idea outlined above? •For families like Mary Ann Marino's, "18 years has not lessened our loss," she told those gathered at ground zero after she read part of the long list of victims' names. She
lost her son, firefighter Kenneth Marino.

•The dead included Muslims, as Zaheda Rahman underscored after reading names at ground zero. She called her uncle, Abul Chowdhury, a "proud Muslim-American man
who lived his life with a carefree nature, a zeal for adventure and a tenacity which I emulate every single day."

•A compensation fund for people with potentially September 11-related health problems has paid out more than $5.5 billion so far. More than 51,000 people have applied.
Over the summer, Congress made sure the fund won't run dry. The sick also gained new recognition this year at the World Trade Center site, where a memorial glade was dedicated this spring.

•September 11 has become known also as a day of service. People around the country volunteer at food banks, schools, home-building projects, park cleanups and other
community events around the anniversary.