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¨,~:%$£¶@# the lines on  maps  that tell  you where #@¶£$%:~,¨
¨,~:%$£¶@#             you can travel.              #@¶£$%:~,¨
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¨,~:%%%$££ those  called roads are  for  cars.  for ££$%%%:~,¨
¨,~:%%%££¶ bikes they are called paths, for  trains ¶££%%%:~,¨
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¨,~:%$£¶@#          all of these, or none.          #@¶£$%:~,¨
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¨,~:%$£¶##    most roads are elevated, suspended    ##¶£$%:~,¨
¨¨¨¨¨~%%%£ between   three   to  a  hundred  (rare) £%%%~¨¨¨¨¨
¨¨¨¨~:%$£@ meters above  ground. the closer you get @£$%:~¨¨¨¨
¨,~:%£¶@## to  a  city, the more  intertwined  they ##@¶£%:~,¨
¨,~:%$£¶@#                   get.                   #@¶£$%:~,¨
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¨,~::::$£@ in  such   areas,  all   crossings   and @£$::::~,¨
¨,~:%$£¶@# intersections are placed in tunnels,  or #@¶£$%:~,¨
¨,~:%$£¶@#   special tower-like structures called   #@¶£$%:~,¨
¨¨¨¨,,~%$¶ outposts, which  enfold  the roads where ¶$%~,,¨¨¨¨
¨¨¨¨¨,:$£¶              they interact.              ¶£$:,¨¨¨¨¨
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¨,~:%$£¶@# here and there  you will find symbols in #@¶£$%:~,¨
¨,~:%$£¶@# white, on the  asphalt. these are  meant #@¶£$%:~,¨
¨¨,,~~%%$¶ to   tell   the   drivers   about   what ¶$%%~~,,¨¨
¨¨¨,~~~:$£ manouvers  they  allowed to  perform  on £$:~~~,¨¨¨
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