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As mentioned in the text, the Wednesday's hearing revolved around ______.
A．the precise capabilities of spy satellites in orbit
B．NASA's indecisions against checking upon the Columbia
C．NASA's rejection of satellite images offered
D．the coordination between NASA and military offices
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