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July 18th 05, 08:01 PM
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"David Cartwright" wrote in message
... You forgot one which a lateral-thinking air accident investigator would hopefully spot: was the calibration of the pump from which the fuel was dispensed up-to-date and accurate? Yes, true. It wasn't my intent to provide a canonical list of all possible reasons for the apparent situation. Just to illustrate that it's far from clear what actually happened. 
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