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English: Russian Cosmonauts Commander Max Suraev and Flight Engineer Alexander Samokutyaev (Roscosmos) perform repairs on the International Space Station Oct. 22 2014. During that EVA excursion, the two cosmonauts removed and jettisoned obsolete equipment, collected surface samples from a window of the Pirs docking compartment and photographed the exterior of the station.
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