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Discussion of “Stability of I-Walls in New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina” by J. Michael Duncan, Thomas L. Brandon, Stephen G. Wright, and Noah Vroman

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Robert Bea, Ph.D., F.ASCE
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Diego Cobos-Roa
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