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Robert M. Lightfoot Jr., deputy director of the space Shuttle program, sits at his desk March 27, 2006, at Marshal Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala. NASA celebrates the 25th anniversary of the first shuttle flight in April as it prepares for the biggest upheaval at the space agency in more than a generation, including transition to the new crew exploration vehicle. ( AP Photo/ Mike Mercier)

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