This week in Planet 100, Obama visits Asia, Nissan turns over a new Leaf and Al Gore stars on 30 Rock.
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Planet 100: Obama in Asia (11/16)
This week in Planet 100, Obama visits Asia, Nissan turns over a new Leaf and Al Gore stars on 30 Rock.
Added: Nov 17, 2009
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