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Something funny is happening to our lampposts. I first noticed this during a short walk down the road from our home estate, where one lamppost had sprouted a sort of growth on its side, and, further up, a cluster of cameras. When first installed, this had a rather informal air. The growth on the side […]

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Something funny is happening to our lampposts. I first noticed this during a short walk down the road from our home estate, where one lamppost had sprouted a sort of growth on its side, and, further up, a cluster of cameras. When first installed, this had a rather informal air...

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Left: Coverage gap: Currently unaddressed by verified outlets on this side of the spectrum.
Center: Something funny is happening to our lampposts. I first noticed this during a short walk down the road from our home estate, where one lamppost had sprouted a sort of growth on its side, and, further up, a cluster of cameras. When first installed, this had a rather informal air. The growth on the side […]
Right: Coverage gap: Currently unaddressed by verified outlets on this side of the spectrum.

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