The city appears to be the first in the nation to widely adopt the citrus-based substance


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The city appears to be the first in the nation to widely adopt the citrus-based substance{ai:summary}<p>The city has become the first in the nation to implement a citrus-based substance on a large scale. This initiative marks a significant step in the use of alternative materials for various applications. </p><p>#society</p>

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