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    • All Things Considered takes an in-depth look at high-speed rail (NPR)
    • Consumers, even those in Generation Y, support a ban on texting while driving (WSJ)
    • Florida's new GOP senator is an environmentalist -- but for how long? (TNR)
    • Another so-sad-it's-funny conservative fairy tale: "Sustainable communities" means we'll all live in hobbit-sized homes! (Heritage)
    • Pennsylvania DOT cancels pricey highway-widening project (Express-Times)
    • Distressing international rail news: China helping Burmese regime extend trains to border (Mizzima)

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