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لاری بورنس:داهاتوی ئوتومبیلەکان

Filmed Feb 2005 • Posted Dec 2008TED2005
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شارەزای ماشێن لاری بورنس نەخشەی وەچەی نوێی سەیارەمان پیشان دەدات، ماشێنی جوان، گونجاو وە ئەوانەی کە کۆمپیوتەریان تێدایە و بە هایدرۆجین ئیش دەکەن وە وزە دەگەڕێننەوە بۆ سەرچاوەکە.

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Translated into Kurdish by Hiwa Foundation II
Reviewed by Hanasa-Hiwa foundation
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