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November 30th 03, 01:53 PM
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"soarski" schreef in bericht om... In my country, our gliders move forward because the wing produces thrust, and our sailboats move over the water because the sail produces thrust. Whether we should rule the world is causing much controversy. In my country (Holland) students will be disqualified from their examination when they make an "interesting" remark like this. Reducing induced drag is what winglets do and gravity is the engine of our gliders. Karel Termaat 
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