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WTC Claims Dispute, $7.1 Billion at Stake

Features • September 2, 2002
Despite recent court ordered settlement procedures, the legal dispute pitting Swiss Re and 21 other insurance companies against Silverstein Properties, the master leaseholder on the twin towers of ...

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Subject: RE: WTC Towers Structural Failure Analysis

Posted On: July 10, 2006, 9:26 pm CDT
Posted By: Orin
Comment:
I don't buy it. The sway of the building with the wind was shown to be the same before and after the planes hit. The amount of sway the building has is a very diliberate number, decided by the engineers. Any change in structural integrity would have changed the buildings reaction to winds.
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RE: WTC Towers Structural Failure Analysis Orin
Jul 10, 2006, 9:26 pm
RE: RE: RE: WTC Towers Structural Failure Analysis ann
Jan 14, 2006, 7:54 pm
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