Putting It In Context
As circumstantial evidence builds suggesting a loose piece of insulating foam brought down the space shuttle Columbia, the board investigating the disaster is starting to focus on how a shuttle program devoted to safety could have missed the danger. While its members are rigorously avoiding jumping...
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