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Local police started a program to distribute free bike lights to reduce accidents

时间:2025-11-07 05:14:33 来源:The Human Future Initiative 作者:¶¶ 阅读:548次

Local police started a program to distribute free bike lights to reduce accidents

The school board decided to update the curriculum to include more practical coursesA popular social media platform added new privacy features to protect user information

Local police started a program to distribute free bike lights to reduce accidents

The fire department put out a big fire in a commercial building in the city centerScientists discovered that lack of sleep will affect people's work efficiencyThe city hosted an international conference on climate change

Local police started a program to distribute free bike lights to reduce accidents

A new study indicated that reading paper books is better for memory than reading e-booksLocal farmers' markets attracted more customers who prefer organic food

Local police started a program to distribute free bike lights to reduce accidents

The government passed a law to protect endangered animals and their habitats

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