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When President Bush sought to reassure fliers in a speech at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport on Sept. 27, more than a few eyebrows raised in aviation circles as he posited ``technology to enable controllers to take over [a] distressed aircraft and land it by remote control.'' It's not always...
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