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RUNNING ROBOT STUNS CROWD WITH SPEED AND FLUID MOTION A crowd cheered as a robot sprinted on a running track like Usain Bolt's record could go at any moment. Then it accidentally body-checked a man to the ground, making everyone nervous about what this part of the movie might... show more

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