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    • Private High-Speed Rail is a Reality in Italy (Phys.org)
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    • Dulles Metro Plans Could Go Up in Smoke, All Eyes On Loudon County (WaPoWaPo)
    • Survey: More Than Half of Houstonians Want Walkability, Transit More Than Big Houses (Chron)
    • Is the New Urbanism the Kingdom of God? (ENS) Blessed Be the Bikes (KVUE)
    • Can Technology End Traffic Jams? (PCWorld)
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