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Updated on: Wednesday 05 July 2006, 5:43 Makka Time, 2:43 GMT  

Discovery blasts off

After two weather delays and last-minute foam trouble, Discovery and a crew of seven blasted off on Tuesday on the first shuttle launch in a year. FULL STORY

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