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	It could just be a container that has fallen off a ship,&quot; he said during a visit to Papua New Guinea. &quot;We just don&#39;t know.&quot;</div>
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	Abbott was responding to a question from a journalist about whether he had &quot;jumped the gun&quot; Thursday by publicly announcing the discovery of the possible objects in satellite imagery and the decision to send search teams to investigate them.</div>
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	The Nation</div>

It could be container, I don't know : Australia PM

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It could be container, I don't know : Australia PM

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbot said Friday the two objects spotted by satellite in a remote area of the southern Indian Ocean may not be related to the search of the missing Malaysia Airlines MH 370, reported CNN.

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