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September 2, 2003
SAN DIEGO -- At a just-opened San Diego fuel station, attendants in white, 1950s-style uniforms clean customers' windshields and offer to fill their tanks with biodiesel made from fish fry grease.
Or, at the ethanol pump, fuel made from waste scraped off the floor of a cheese plant.
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