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This week in science: Nov. 27—Dec. 3

Ava Garcia
December 4, 2016
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Afternoon early rush hour traffic on Interstate 10 in Los Angeles. A team of researchers from several institutions are investigating how to improve safety and efficiency on a stretch of the road.

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