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| Chauffeur (35) | |
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| Cyclist (3) | |
| Driver (75) | |
| Metro (34) | |
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| Bicycle (13) | |
| Bus (13) | |
| Cab (3) | |
| Car (339) | |
| Chauffeur (35) | |
| Conveyance (23) | |
| Cyclist (3) | |
| Driver (75) | |
| Metro (34) | |
| Motorcycle (32) | |
| Motorist (5) | |
| Parking space (8) | |
| Streetcar (2) | |
| Trailer (10) | |
| Train (28) | |
| Truck (45) | |
| Vehicle manufacturer (186) | |
| Wagon (1) | |
human cyclists were pitted against a computer-generated opponent moving at, supposedly, the exact speed the cyclist had achieved in an earlier time trial.
In fact, the avatars were moving 2 percent faster, and the human cyclists matched them, reaching new levels of speed.
Lying is obviously not a long-term strategy#once you realize what s going on, the effects may evaporate.
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