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ONE would think that a sound idea would get a fair showing on the market. If that is true, why hasn't bioethanol made a larger impact than it has if its proponents are to be believed?

After all, according to its backers, fuels with bioethanol blended in are cleaner, help cars run smoother and have a higher octane rating than conventional fuel for greater power. These points can be...

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