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December 18th 03, 12:56 PM
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The Wright Flyer yesterday
Yesterday's coverage pointed out two things that caught my ear:
First, that it was a considerable amount of time before the Brothers were able to duplicate the longest flight of the day, and second, that the craft was (apparently) just on the edge of being able to fly. So, anyone know what aspect of the design they worked on next to make it more reliable? - Mike 
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