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Reality is different. The fact that the global average temperature is up sharply should be obvious to even the dullest knife in the drawer:

Get up close with the star of the New York Harbor – Lady Liberty. After a few photos of the lady herself, take in incredible views of Ellis Island, One World Trade Center and downtown Manhattan – all in one hour!

On a day when every buyer can walk up to a car dealer and get an EV as fast as an ICE, with as much choice and as good terms, then we’ll see what’s what in transportation.

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