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Long-time students head home from evening class in automated taxi pods, which can be called by mobile phone,
They d be cheaper and more efficient than taxis#y some calculations, they d use half the fuel and a fifth the road space of ordinary cars#nd far more flexible than buses or subways.
these#oeperi-urban#farmers PDF typically bring their goods to market by taxi or motorcycle, striking deals in advance by text message.
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