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In 2008, Leonardo DiCaprio moved into a $3.67 million solar-powered tower in Manhattan, and its green features were years ahead of their time

In 2008, Leonardo DiCaprio bought a $3.67 million apartment in a Manhattan tower where solar supplies 10% of the energy, and many other green features add up.

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In 2008, Leonardo DiCaprio moved into a $3.67 million solar-powered tower in Manhattan, and its green features were years ahead of their time
In 2008, Leonardo DiCaprio bought a $3.67 million apartment in a Manhattan tower where solar supplies 10% of the energy, and many other green features add up.
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In 2008, Leonardo DiCaprio moved into a $3.67 million solar-powered tower in Manhattan, and its green features were years ahead of their time

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