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Defense study: Predicting 9/11-type catastrophes not possible
by Daniel Purt on November 5, 2009


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Predicting the occurrence of a terrorist event using a weapon of mass destruction is not possible under any approaches identified to date, concluded a recent report from a federally funded research corporation.