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The Boeing Starliner successfully ferried NASA astronauts to the International Space Station on Wednesday .
A crucial part for the ISS toilet becomes a last-minute addition to the Starliner payload.
A new pump for the urine processor was scheduled to be replaced this coming Fall, but failed earlier than expected.
The ISS has had to store a lot of urine on the ship.
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