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GE Vernova CEO says insufficient bonding at one of its factories in Canada was responsible.
Company will reinspect all 150 blades that had been made at the factory.
Parts of blade, which is more than 100 meters long, began to fall into the ocean July 13 .
Crews in boats and on beaches have been collecting truckloads of debris ever since.
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