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	<title>Comments on: Orange-Oil Tires Make Driving Sticky Sweet</title>
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		<title>By: Good Green Cars &#183; Tree-Fiber Tires Give Better MPGs</title>
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		<description>[...] cellulose bandwagon yet, but Yokohama&#8217;s dB Super E-spec high-performance passenger tires use orange oil, and Michelin&#8217;s Energy Saver tires promise increased fuel efficiency and reduced [...]</description>
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