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A probe into the Titan sub-tragity begins to take shape,

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An international investigation is underway into the deadly implosion of a submersible

traveling to the wreck of the Titanic.

US Coast Guard, rear admiral John Mager, said late Thursday that governments were discussing

what an investigation might look like, and that while the location of the incident and the

multinational nature of those involved could complicate the probe,

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