> there is a heated debate about where weather we should be going to "titanic" at all. that is fueled by two things. one is a question of risk. the other is just a question of the wreck itself. should it be left alone and unmolested and left to the depths. it is a grave for 1,500 people. >> hollywood has been feeding that interest for a century with dozens of books written and films made about the disaster, including 1953's "titanic." 195's "a night to remember." but no one a bigger impact on the ship's place in the cultural zeitgeist than james cameron's Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies.">
> there is a heated debate about where weather we should be going to "titanic" at all. that is fueled by two things. one is a question of risk. the other is just a question of the wreck itself. should it be left alone and unmolested and left to the depths. it is a grave for 1,500 people. >> hollywood has been feeding that interest for a century with dozens of books written and films made about the disaster, including 1953's "titanic." 195's "a night to remember." but no one a bigger impact on the ship's place in the cultural zeitgeist than james cameron's Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies." property="og:description">
> there is a heated debate about where weather we should be going to "titanic" at all. that is fueled by two things. one is a question of risk. the other is just a question of the wreck itself. should it be left alone and unmolested and left to the depths. it is a grave for 1,500 people. >> hollywood has been feeding that interest for a century with dozens of books written and films made about the disaster, including 1953's "titanic." 195's "a night to remember." but no one a bigger impact on the ship's place in the cultural zeitgeist than james cameron's Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies.">
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