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LosAngeleshasplanted2000rubbertreesdownthemiddleofoneofitsmainstreets.Thesetreesdonot21rubber.Theyare22madeofrubber.Mr.JoeDynamoaspokesmanforLosAngeles23councilexplainedthereasons.Hesaid: "These24arerepresentativeofourvirtualsociety.Wehavepolystyrenegrassonourgolf25.Wehavenon-milkpowder26ourcoffee.We27copiesinplasticofoldwoodenfurniture.Wehavefiberglasstombstones.28shouldn’twehavetreesmadeofrubber" "At50milesanhour29motoristwillseeanydifference.Andourpreservation30willbelower.Yougivethetreesanannualrinse清洗withdetergentand31themofftwiceayear.We32alotofmoneybecausetransplantingpruningweedingandleaf-collectionareall33.Andwehavea60-year34guaranteeoneachplant.Thisisrationalizationat35best./ 27
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LosAngeleshasplanted2000rubbertreesdownthemiddleofoneofitsmainstreets.Thesetreesdonot21rubber.Theyare22madeofrubber.Mr.JoeDynamoaspokesmanforLosAngeles23councilexplainedthereasons.Hesaid: "These24arerepresentativeofourvirtualsociety.Wehavepolystyrenegrassonourgolf25.Wehavenon-milkpowder26ourcoffee.We27copiesinplasticofoldwoodenfurniture.Wehavefiberglasstombstones.28shouldn’twehavetreesmadeofrubber" "At50milesanhour29motoristwillseeanydifference.Andourpreservation30willbelower.Yougivethetreesanannualrinse清洗withdetergentand31themofftwiceayear.We32alotofmoneybecausetransplantingpruningweedingandleaf-collectionareall33.Andwehavea60-year34guaranteeoneachplant.Thisisrationalizationat35best./ 23
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