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Anne Peyton Bryant, the woman, said in an interview that she could feel hands on every part of her body. She again said that she didn't know whether she was going to get out of there alive. As the crowd, which had gathered in the park near Central Park South and Avenue of the Americas, turned its attention to other women. For that she felt ignored.  Anne Peyton Bryant said in an interview that she could feel hands on every part of my body. Bryant -- who is now in her last year at New York Law School, inspired, she said, by what happened to her -- said she felt vindicated, but still upset about how long it had taken the city to acknowledge her suffering. Bryant was referring in part to the city's plans to use bitter e-mail messages she exchanged with her ex-husband after the attack to make a case that her divorce could have been the source of her distress.