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It was not certain that it could be done no matter how much money was spent on the project- there were a lot of technical problems that had not been solved.

People argued that it would a lot cheaper to send a robot with a TV camera and just as much useful scientific information would be obtained with unmanned space craft.

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a potential federal budget deficit

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Q: What stood in the way of President Kennedy sending a man to the moon?
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