September 2017, Vol. 244, No. 9
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Managing Liquid Pipeline Risk Through Drinking Water USA Assessment
You sit across from the salesman, smiling – ready to close on the car of your dreams. Concerned about affording upkeep, you opt to purchase an extended warranty. The warranty is meticulous. As you read through it you notice that it covers, among other things, a cassette deck, a timing chain, cigarette lighters, and a carburetor. But this is 2017 and your dream car has none of these. The car does, however, have a navigation system, backup cameras, USB ports, and electronic fuel injection. Not one of these items is listed in the warranty. Your smile drops to a look of concern and you ask the salesman for an explanation. He tells you that the warranty was written 20 years ago, and although th
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