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“Maglev is great but it is also expensive and we are going to be lucky if we get the measure passed for this train. Perhaps when people get a taste of high speed rail in the U.S. it will garner the support needed for even faster trains in the future.”
– Gary Kavanagh In response to "Breaking News: Governor Agrees to Sign High-Speed Rail Bill"
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Breaking News: Governor Agrees to Sign High-Speed Rail Bill
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