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The World's Largest Bullet-Train Network is in China, Critics and Experts Express Concerns
China is known for its bullet-trains, allowing people to be able to go to their destinations in almost a blink of an eye. However, in what appears to be a miraculous feat, all of its bullet-trains are now connected in a vast network.
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