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Boeing Starliner is preparing for its first flight to space with a crew on board.
After years of delays and stumbles, Boeing desperately needs this test flight to be a win.
The outcome, NASA hopes, is annual Starliner flights to the space station.
NASA wants redundancy and hired both Boeing and SpaceX a decade ago .
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