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Windshield wipers are devices designed to wipe windshields from accumulating material that hinders visibility, such as {{pll|Weather|rain droplets}}. On most {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|vehicles}} they are powered by {{pll|Electricity|electricity}}, and may have adjustable speed settings. On {{pll|Steam Overview|steam engines}} they are usually {{pll|Compressor|pneumatic}}, and sometimes even operated by hand.

Windshield wipers are devices designed to wipe windshields from accumulating material that hinders visibility, such as rain droplets . On most vehicles they are electrically powered, and may have adjustable speed settings. On steam engines they are usually pneumatic , and sometimes even operated by hand.

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	Windshield wipers are devices designed to wipe windshields from accumulating material that hinders visibility, such as rain droplets. On most vehicles they are electrically powered, and may have adjustable speed settings. On steam engines they are usually pneumatic, and sometimes even operated by hand.		Windshield wipers are devices designed to wipe windshields from accumulating material that hinders visibility, such as {{pll\|Weather\|rain droplets}}. On most {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|vehicles}} they are {{pll\|Electricity\|electrically}} powered, and may have adjustable speed settings. On {{pll\|Steam Overview\|steam engines}} they are usually {{pll\|Compressor\|pneumatic}}, and sometimes even operated by hand.