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You really can't control wind. But, what do you mean control wind? Is your house whistling? Or do you live in a windy place? There's tons of reasons to your question.
Anjalina1999 says: No one can actually control the wind. Only one person can and that would be god. The creator of wind and rain and sun and snow.
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No.
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Stall control wind turbine?
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What has the author Patrick Hollis written?
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