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    The article discusses a new type of bicycle that has been invented called the "pneumatic safety bicycle." It has two similarly sized wheels, a frame with a diamond shape, and air-filled rubber tires. This new design provides for easier riding and less chance of accidents compared to the old "ordinary" bicycle design.

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    The article discusses a new type of bicycle that has been invented called the "pneumatic safety bicycle." It has two similarly sized wheels, a frame with a diamond shape, and air-filled rubber tires. This new design provides for easier riding and less chance of accidents compared to the old "ordinary" bicycle design.

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    The article discusses a new type of bicycle that has been invented called the "pneumatic safety bicycle." It has two similarly sized wheels, a frame with a diamond shape, and air-filled rubber tires. This new design provides for easier riding and less chance of accidents compared to the old "ordinary" bicycle design.

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    The article discusses a new type of bicycle that has been invented called the "pneumatic safety bicycle." It has two similarly sized wheels, a frame with a diamond shape, and air-filled rubber tires. This new design provides for easier riding and less chance of accidents compared to the old "ordinary" bicycle design.

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