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FILE - In this Wednesday, July 11, 2018 file photo, Kirby Bridges, left, and Megan Garlington pose with the Bird scooters they were taking for an afternoon ride in Milwaukee. Bird Rides Inc. has removed its electric scooters from the streets of Milwaukee in an agreement with the city to bring them back once there's a regulatory framework in place. The deal announced Monday Aug. 6, 2018 comes after a weeks-long dispute between Milwaukee officials and the California-based company over whether the scooters are legal to be on city streets. (AP Photo/Ivan Moreno, File)

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In this Tuesday, July 24, 2018 photo, Vatic Kuumba, of Providence, R.I. rides a BIRD electric scooter in downtown Providence. The rental vehicles began appearing in several New England cities last week without warning. Cambridge, Mass., sent a letter to Los Angeles-based startup Bird Rides Inc., warning that it's illegal to operate its business in the city without prior authorization. Providence is crafting a new policy. (AP Photo/Steven Senne)

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