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One of the flaws in the engineers' reasoning for galloping gertie's design was that they attributed prior failures of suspension bridges to too much weight or poor wor…

One of the flaws in the engineers' reasoning for galloping gertie's design was that they attributed prior failures of suspension bridges to too much weight or poor wor…
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One of the flaws in the engineers' reasoning for galloping gertie's design was that they attributed prior failures of suspension bridges to too much weight or poor workmanship.

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false i think it would be
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