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	Yet you can drive around from dawn to dusk in a van with loudspeakers set at 80 decibels, advertising yourself, your product or your services. From my bedroom, I have never heard a motorcycle. Amazing, indeed.</div>
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	George Cuppaidge</div>
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	Hua Hin</div>

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