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To be honest, TMT did this to themselves by not being honest about the cost from the start. Had they told everyone that the cost for the installation would be on the order of $3 billion (most of...

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bizdean
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Sorry, I don't know if you're going to ban me but this article is full of confusing misexplanations:
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