(Washington Post) The final report by the commission investigating the 9/11 attacks, to be released Thursday, details as many as 10 missed opportunities by the Bush and Clinton administrations to detect or derail the deadly terrorist hijackings, but the panel stops short of saying the attacks should have been prevented. The report acknowledges that many of the opportunities were long shots and that others would have required a lucky sequence of events to alter the outcome.
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