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	The programme is called Cityscoot and is part of efforts to counter Paris&#39; heavy traffic.</div>
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	Following the already successful Velib bicycle rental concept, it could set an example for polluted cities worldwide. Christophe Nadjovski from Paris&#39; transport administration thinks Cityscoot will &quot;make a contribution towards combatting air pollution.&quot;</div>
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