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Martha Stewart Released from Prison

NPR

By Giles Snyder

Published March 4, 2005 at 12:00 AM EST

Martha Stewart is released from a federal women's prison in West Virginia and will be spending the next five months under home confinement at her estate in New York. Stewart will return to a company with a stock price that's soared while she's been in prison for her part in a stock scandal.

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