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		<title>By: What Is Solar Power? &#124; Solar Panels Resource</title>
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		<description>[...] Solar heating systems are employed in thousands of homes. Though solar powered electrical systems are less common than utility power, they are in wide use in rural areas where people want or need to supplement their supply. Many cabins in the Pacific Northwest are too far from the utility company lines to get electricity that way. [...]</description>
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