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December 1st 04, 04:26 PM
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It seems crazy to design and build a new 'lifeboat' when the Soyuz already exists. Might it be politically possible for NASA to buy lifeboats from a US company which would buy Soyuz's from Russia, 'upgrade' them somehow (coat of paint and decals?), and thus make them domestic? Perhaps this would provide just enough face-saving to be allowed under the US laws and the inter-agency agreement? No. 
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