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An Australian navy vessel searching for a missing Malaysian airliner has picked up deep-sea acoustic signals “consistent” with those emitted by an airplane’s black box, the leader of the multinational search operation said.

April 12, 2014 Crew members aboard the HMS Echo deploy a recording device in the southern Indian Ocean. The British Royal Navy and Royal Air Force are contributing to the Australian-led search for the missing Malaysia Airlines plane. British Ministry of Defense/European Pressphoto Agency

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Officials caution they don’t yet know whether the acoustics are from Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370.

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