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500 kV power transmission line will be constructed by the end of November 2009 and will be put into operation from the substation Guzar to substation Surkhan, which would allow to supply electricity directly to Surkhandarya region, the Uzbek Embassy said.
AaThe suspected Al-Qaeda plot, which British detectives said was just days from being put into operation.
The crew has plenty of provisions and if the second attempt fails, a back-up plan can be put into operation to land the shuttle at Edwards Air Force Base in California later on Friday, NASA said.
 
 
 
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