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Dust particles on the Moon are also electrified, at least in part, by the buffeting of the solar wind.— YubaNet.com
They will have to be entirely electrified, and / or magnetic levitation lines, which will, in turn, require a major increase in the availability of power-which can only come from the large-scale development of nuclear energy.— LaRouche's Latest
Ohio does plan to extend their service from Cleveland to Buffalo (& TO) via Erie as part of their Ohio Hub Plan. the kind of HSR that is being discussed is really more of an intermediate version; non-electrified, and using the existing right-of-way. my semi-informed prediction is the route will max out at 110 mph west of Albany, and 125 mph south (since that right of way is partially in public transit's hands).— Buffalo Pundit

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