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'We have the technology. It could have been prevented'

New York aftermath

2001-09-28T00:00:00+01:00

News Feature

New York aftermath

News Feature

Currently reading
New York aftermath
2
£8bn pricetag on new World Trade Centre
3
City enthusiasm for emulating Manhattan cools
4
Gruesome £685m clean-up set to last a year
5
Towers may be strengthened to stop house-of-cards collapses
6
'We have the technology. It could have been prevented'

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