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Quote of the Day
July 31, 2008 7:12 PM
We rushed a piece on the broadcast tonight -- once we'd heard the news about water on Mars. That story produced the following line from the University of Arizona scientist William Boynton:
"We've now finally touched it and tasted it. That's one thing that hasn't been done before and I'd like to say from my standpoint is that it tastes very fine."
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