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12 June, 23:57

The National Geographic findings on the sinking of the Maine were mostly based on

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    It was based on computer modeling. However the results were inconclusive. Some believe that it could have been set off by coals from within the ship. There is a suggestion based on the soil depression found in the ship that a small mine could have been detonated.
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