Space Shuttle technicians believe tomorrow's launch should be delayed. Yesterday's hailstorm broke greenhouse windows and damaged cars in nearby parking lots so it may have damaged the insulation covering the Shuttle's external fuel tank. A safety inspection of the Shuttle would take at least a week so tomorrow's launch should obviously be delayed because the hailstorm may have damaged the Shuttle's external fuel tank insulation. Conclusion flags: believe, should, may, should, obviously, may. Support flags: because Link flags: so, so Which of the above flag terms connects the tributary conclusion and the main conclusion?

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Explanation:

Yesterday's hailstorm had broken greenhouse windows and damaged cars in the nearby park lot., the severity of the storm made the shuttle technician take the precautionary step delaying the postponement of the launching of the shuttle, the storm had damaged the cars, it was better to inspect the  Shuttle's external fuel tank. The shuttle requires careful inspection before taking, it would at least take a week before declaring it to be fit for taking off.

The shuttle carries out a number of experiments in the space and sends information, its performance has to perfect. The shuttle launching mission requires through and perfect inspection for uninterrupted performance, there were chances of damage to the external fuel tank, to check out possible damage the launching was postponed.

Because of ( flag term) of the possibility of damage suspected by the technician to shuttle external tank, Space Shuttle technicians believe tomorrow's launch should be delayed

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