1. What will be the total cost of building all the planes that the article mentions?
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2. What is one of the technical issues mentioned in the article?
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3. How many other countries will share in the development costs of the airplanes?
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4. The changes on the airplanes will focus on _____________.
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5. How does this program compare to the Pentagon's other weapons programs?
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