Five thousand Mini Motoring Points equals $50 in Mini Motoring Rewards.
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The only motoring option then will be the electric vehicle.
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Bonhams motoring department will host 22 auctions worldwide in 2016.
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But what if you could outsource all your motoring needs?
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Royal family&aposs cars: Meghan Markle will be motoring in style .
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That doesn't mean Caddy has given up on spirited motoring, however.
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Motoring out, I feel my fondness for the Big Island deepening.
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Weren't we supposed to be motoring around by jet pack by now?
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The magnetic drive motoring one hand is itself an object of fascination.
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The catch is that this could keep Rio's Scope 3 emissions motoring.
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Soon we were motoring south with a dive master and a cook.
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There are often eight helicopters motoring on the downtown heliport at any time.
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Yet money is cheap, the global economy is motoring, and markets are ebullient.
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Like his wife, Prince Philip looked like he'd just go motoring on forever.
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The simple automated mechanism can provide open-air motoring in about 10 seconds.
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The President's biggest, indisputable success is the motoring economy and historically low unemployment.
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Porsche has been around for over 80 years and is a motoring legend.
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And part of that authentic motoring experience is the rev of the engine.
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Economists are therefore rethinking how to tax motoring in a low-emissions future.
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Comfort and performance in equal measureFor everyday motoring, the Gran Coupe is grand indeed.
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And of course, the catalog included Jeremy Clarkson's new motoring show The Grand Tour.
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They're quick and light as they translate the engine's obscene power into mild motoring.
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But opposition politicians and motoring organisations fought so hard that the plans were dropped.
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And that's how this game really doesn't mess about in motoring into its narrative.
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Motoring around the district in a small Winnebago, he has visited all 163 towns.
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Motoring on through adversity seems, at this moment, like the macho thing to do.
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This is the beginning of a new era in motoring, for better or worse.
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The Corvette sits atop America's motoring world because it's an obtainable supercar for everyone.
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Kept in its most docile drive mode, the 570GT is relaxed motoring about town.
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With red-hot Mars motoring through Scorpio all month, you'll be on the prowl, too.
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But Germany's KBA motoring regulator has since March held up a recall of VW Passats.
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A biodegradable car, whose inventors say could be the next step in environmentally friendly motoring.
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It wouldn't be an engineering feat to enable Cybertruckers to enjoy open-air electric motoring.
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At the moment, he fronts the BBC2 show alongside motoring journalists Rory Reid and Chris Harris.
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The Friends and Episodes actor is joining Chris Evans on the long-running motoring show, Topgear.
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Carmakers provide them as an option, mainly for motoring enthusiasts, and install them in sports cars.
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Premium cars sell for more because they are on the cutting edge of developments in motoring.
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Could the 20-teens be the beginning of the end of motoring as we know it?
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There will also be mobile units — vans and a bus — motoring around to educate New Yorkers.
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We were motoring against a strong current and the Upper West Side was starting to glimmer.
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For a time, the global economy kept motoring along anyway, fueled by a surge in debt.
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Various models of Trumpchi cars have been motoring down Chinese roads for the past seven years.
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MOTORING TAXES raise nearly £40bn ($49bn) a year, or about 5% of Britain's total tax revenue.
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In all seriousness, though, the SOLO was actually designed to bring eco-friendly motoring to the masses.
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Art continued: Jean Pigozzi, the heir to a French motoring fortune, supported more than a few painters.
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Users would "join" tribes that reflect their motoring interests, while the overall DriveTribe brand would unite everyone.
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Though the company seems to be motoring right along with its plans, it's not without its challenges.
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The Warriors won both games, motoring along even as Curry watched from the bench in street clothes.
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The Leaf is electric motoring for the masses, more or less, and so is the Model 3.
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Tesla has developed a weird preoccupation with a niche area of high-performance motoring: Nürburgring lap times.
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The mechanics aren't deftly concealed here, but the machine itself works, motoring toward about five different endings.
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Amazon has announced that Jeremy Clarkson's motoring show "The Grand Tour" is no longer going on tour.
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In the uncongested golden age of British motoring, it's possible that the car park was the festival.
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The three-day event is billed by organizers as providing a motoring experience "like 50 years ago".
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The soft top could be quickly removed and stowed in a tiny trunk for open-air motoring.
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"The base case is that the economy is motoring along fairly well, but nothing lasts forever," he said.
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The euro zone economy is currently motoring along at a decade-high pace of 2.5 percent per year.
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In retail you hear about Amazon and Wal-Mart ... and all the while Target's just motoring right through.
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Mini Motoring Points will accrue slower than the more generous cash back of other cards on the market.
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There's no grand-scale online motoring community where people can meet and share video, comments, information and opinion.
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And there's the tribal nature of motoring… We will still use cars to demonstrate our power and potency.
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The events are "a product of the 63s, and they are not as relevant anymore," he told Motoring.
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Clarkson and his two former "Top Gear" co-presenters are now working on a new motoring show for Amazon.
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If running is like driving on a freeway, dancing is more like motoring through a busy city, he says.
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The gentle motoring required in official emissions tests is far removed from the revving and braking of real driving.
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During that time, it has become arguably one of the most important and prestigious motoring events in the world.
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" Domenicali expounded on that theme during a Stanford University-sponsored talk Monday called "The Future of the Motoring Enthusiast.
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Wolfgang Hatz, 57, a well-known figure in motoring circles, left Porsche at his own request, the company said.
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The quilted, heated-and-cooled seats are well bolstered for spirited driving, but they're also comfortable for everyday motoring.
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Rajan continues to be lionized by foreign investors whose funds are needed to keep the Indian economy motoring ahead.
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I have more than a sneaking suspicion that Facebook is going to keep motoring along the way it is.
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The flat-ish bottom and the sporting nature of the leather-wrapped, two-tone steering wheel encourages spirited motoring.
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This was exacerbated by the highways built through black neighborhoods to subsidize the new motoring class of suburban drivers.
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It really does look like a superhero (or villain) who forgot about leg day is motoring down the street.
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The Ferrari is due to be sold at the annual Concours d'Elegance motoring week event in Pebble Beach, California.
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Chris Harris — Motoring journalist Harris has written for Autocar among other magazines and presented YouTube show Chris Harris on Cars.
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Around 48.7m Americans are expected to travel over Thanksgiving, the most since 2007, according to the AAA, a motoring organisation.
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Hammond told me that talk about a coming future of driverless cars deadening our desire for motoring is wrong-headed.
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But residents frown on tourists motoring about, given the crazy, pedestrians-and-goats-in-the-highway quality of Jamaican traffic.
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Meanwhile, Sanders is motoring along and aiming to bolster his front-runner status with a victory in Nevada on Saturday.
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Thankfully, Porsche has combined the best of its old-school charm with the modern motoring essentials we've come to rely on.
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Automated motoring is still very much forbidden in China, and Li was livestreaming a video that showed him breaking the law.
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This is Level 0 motoring on the scale of autonomous vehicles devised by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) in America.
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But, in solo motoring, nothing beats the fantasy of the open road, assuming you can find one, like the A5 coupe.
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Lastly, the company is partnering with Britain's AA motoring association on an online video course to teach drivers about driving safely.
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The rig was initially reported on the blog Eco Motoring News, but as a cryptocurrency miner myself I was immediately skeptical.
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The stitched, leather-wrapped steering wheel sported the usual array of multifunction buttons and thumbwheels, with paddle-shifters for spirited motoring.
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Bates off to jail and watch Matthew motoring to his doom and somewhere in there World War I wandered through, remember?
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With Altuve motoring to first, Turner rushed a throw and Ryan Zimmerman was unable to scoop it out of the dirt.
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It sounds like it will be a like a bunch of motoring Facebook groups lumped together, with some more tech thrown in.
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Lord March also invited a number of motoring enthusiasts he knew and asked them to bring their cars down for the day.
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Owning the Swedish brand also brings scale to a small company that has to make big investments in the future of motoring.
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Those economies are motoring ahead, however, and Britain's planned departure from the EU in March 2019 makes its future harder to predict.
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However, good sales of electric bikes, dashboard cameras and motoring services helped half-year revenue rise 1.9 percent to 599.9 million pounds.
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Clarkson and his former Top Gear co-hosts Richard Hammond and James May are making a new motoring-focused show for Amazon.com.
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Motoring along French national roads, Michelin touring guide in hand, used to involve regular stops at traffic lights; now, constant movement prevails.
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It is at this point that the movie, which has been motoring along nicely, fuelled by silliness and pep, begins to splutter.
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But but they also plan what they say will be a totally separate venture to create an online community for motoring enthusiasts.
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Aston Martin's announcement is significant because it's a high-end luxury performance car maker, however, whose target demographic is precisely motoring enthusiasts.
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Yeah, I get it: Tesla wants to brand itself as not just as good as the great names of motoring but better.
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But this year it's moving into motoring with the Autobahn, a piece designed in collaboration with the Berlin furniture designer Werner Aisslinger.
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For an encore, the 183-second operation can happen while motoring through a parking lot at up to six miles an hour.
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Motoring to the grocery store in comfort mode, the Continental mostly shrugs off big bumps and potholes while quelling float and wallow.
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Last month, Northern Virginia residents were startled to see a grey Ford Transit Connect van motoring around their neighborhood—without a driver inside.
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Chris Harris, who hosts a popular YouTube motoring programme, and was photographed in a pub with Evans recently, somewhat giving the game away.
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The Spaniard, seeded 19th, was kept on her toes in the opening set before motoring on in the second on Court Suzanne Lenglen.
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Fiona Onasanya of the opposition Labour Party was forced out earlier this year after she was jailed for lying about a motoring offence.
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Compared to Moussambani, who clocked out in one minute 52.72 seconds and more than 50 seconds slower than anyone else, Habte was motoring.
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In the 25 years since the FOS has now grown into one of the biggest and most important motoring events in the world.
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The 812 Superfast is a stunning machine, but if you like, it's now possible to use the epic car for open-air motoring.
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NAAMSA president Mike Whitfield did not provide any comparative figures in the statement, issued on behalf of the organisers of a motoring festival.
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Few on this car-crazed strip seemed to realize the white Porsche motoring silently between two Los Angeles County Sheriff cruisers last week.
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"The U.S. economy has been motoring ahead for some time now, and in fact, that recovery is long in the tooth," he said.
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"This, combined with rising fuel prices and increased motoring costs across the board, could result in a sizeable dent in drivers' pockets," Fletcher added.
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Car manufacturers have long been accused by insurers and motoring groups from Australia to the United States of charging too much for spare parts.
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Matthew Marchetti was among thousands of Houstonians motoring through the turbulent, murky stormwaters of Hurricane Harvey as the sun set on August 2911th, 9113.
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Comparing DriveTribe to Twitch for video games or TripAdvisor for travel, company representatives said there was no single, massive online destination for motoring enthusiasts.
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The aim of OReGO is relatively narrow: to find a way to protect state taxes on motoring, even as cars become more fuel-efficient.
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In addition, Mini Motoring Rewards can help pay for exclusive Mini experiences, Visa prepaid cards that can be used anywhere, and donations to charity.
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The small-cap company, formed in 1905 by a group of motoring enthusiasts in London, will report its full-year results on March 31.
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HENRY FORD may have brought motoring to the masses in 19149 with the Model T, but his wife, Clara, preferred to drive an electric car.
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Finland's Makwan Amirkhani is motoring his way up the ranks, and seems like a shoo-in for a top-15 spot in the near future.
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Not done yet, Woods slammed in a 40-footer for birdie at the next, his ball still motoring as it hit the hole and disappeared.
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If Curiosity can keep motoring around the red planet for even half as long as the Opportunity rover, there should be much more to come.
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The promotion coincides with the launch of The Grand Tour — Amazon's original motoring show starring Top Gear presenters Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May.
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This purist's supercar has none of the driver-assist features that have, in the view of the tiny bespoke UK-based company, have ruined motoring.
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I actually liked the Supra's seats a lot; they're well bolstered for serious motoring (with slots for a racing harness), but comfy for longer cruises.
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Australia's growth outlook remains weak and Turnbull will be judged on his ability to keep the economy motoring through its 27th year without a recession.
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I had, after all, recently been motoring up and down the southern coast of the Iberian Peninsula in a manual transmission car with no problems.
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A different way to perform Becker's test is to look at whether drivers receive the same treatment from police when they commit the same motoring offence.
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For years the Ferrari, likened to a Picasso of the motoring world, has been based in Germany but shown and driven at event around the world.
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For years, the Ferrari, likened to a Picasso of the motoring world, has been based in Germany but shown and driven at events around the world.
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That wheelbase also contributes to an utterly sublime ride, so smooth and soft that it erases the potholes and pimpled highway surfaces that define Detroit motoring.
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Last year, Nokian admitted it had supplied special high quality tyres for tests by motoring journalists, leading to stronger test scores that helped garner good publicity.
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In September, Halfords, under new CEO Graham Stapleton, set out a strategy to become "a truly differentiated, service-led super specialist," focused on motoring and cycling.
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They are not the only executives taking a pass on Paris - where the outcry over "dieselgate" and weak emissions regulation has sharpened enthusiasm for electrified motoring.
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In the interim, there will be cars such as the Ford Fusion Hybrid moving us closer to the day when autonomous motoring will be a reality.
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Having clinched the National League Central, the Chicago Cubs will now continue motoring toward a 25-victory season and the best record in the major leagues.
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Most purchases earn one point per dollar, but purchases at Mini dealers and on motoring expenses (such as gas and tolls) earn two points per dollar.
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The idea is that punters will sign up to the "tribe" that best reflects their motoring interests, in addition to being able to create their own.
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Competitors include online publishing ventures, like the original TopGear online community, PistonHeads, CarThrottle, numerous Subreddits and the estimated 400 million fans of motoring already on Facebook.
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She smiled with pride as she recalled the time he chose to go to court rather than pay a small bribe for a minor motoring offence.
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"The acquisition of Chargemaster by BP marks a true milestone in the move towards low carbon motoring in the U.K.," David Martell, Chargemaster's chief executive, said.
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"This is not only a chance to drive Shumacher's car, but a passport to all of the world's most significant and important motoring events," he adds.
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To mark its centenary, the BMW Group is championing the brands who are conceiving the very future of motoring – MINI, BMW, Rolls Royce and BMW Motorrad.
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Then this week, Germany's KBA motoring regulator said it was holding up a recall of VW Passats that is intended to make them comply with emissions regulations.
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French car manufacturer has bought India's most iconic car brand from its maker in a deal that signifies the passing of an era in India's motoring history.
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NEXT GENERATION HUMVEE DEBUTS WITH ARMOR AND AUTONOMOUS CAPABILITY And if the technology ever makes it into regular car production, it could entirely transform off-road motoring.
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Drivers were warned of treacherous driving conditions with motoring organization the RAC saying that they were expecting to handle 11,000 breakdowns by the end of the day.
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Particularly as just this month California, the proposed starting point for Mr Musk's trek, ordered Uber to shut down an experiment in autonomous motoring in San Francisco.
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LONDON — Remember hearing about the online motoring community that The Grand Tour and Top Gear's Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May were planning earlier this year?
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Such a voyage unreels a film of houses that are dreamed, accepted and refused, without our ever having been tempted to stop, as we are when motoring.
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For the most part, Tesla hasn't yet seduced the enthusiast driver, although the company's cars have earned a lot of credibility with the enthusiast-oriented motoring press.
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He invited Hayworth to his seaside villa, whisked her away for a motoring trip to Spain, and even got a psychic to tell her she'd fall in love.
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European carmakers have plans to speed up their shift to zero-emissions motoring with electric vehicles in light of stricter EU regulation to meet the bloc's climate goals.
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"The big hope that has kept it motoring along over the last five years has been the U.S.," said Evan Lucas, chief market strategist at fund manager InvestSmart.
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The presenter, who was suspended and later sacked from the motoring show following the incident, has also settled a £100,000 ($140,000) racial discrimination and injury claim with Tymon.
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Billboards that advertise huge S.U.V.s motoring like tanks over potholed roads implied that each of us should be fighting the transit demon individually—Hey, get your own S.U.V.!
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This would represent a return to an earlier age of motoring when coach builders would be engaged to design and fabricate bespoke bodies for Bugattis, Duesenbergs or Rollers.
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"What we are looking to do is build a next-generation vertical that is dedicated to motoring, and that really combines content, social and commerce," Schmitt told Variety.
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"Those are dead," he said, before starting up the boat's engine and motoring past islands of salt that resembled heaps of melting snow or piles of shiny pearls.
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A motoring Gronkowski, in a bit of a surprise (except maybe to New England Patriots fans), came from last place to finish second and paid $13.80 to place.
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Clarkson has since signed an exclusive deal to present a new motoring show for Amazon's subscription service alongside his former "Top Gear" co-presenters Richard Hammond and James May.
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Although the TT RS has a 400-horsepower five-cylinder engine good for a 0 to 62 mph time of 3.7 seconds, it's not a ragged-edge motoring machine.
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This motoring show, featuring former "Top Gear" stars Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May may be the most eagerly anticipated upcoming program on any over-the-top network.
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Bringing production in-house also underlines the growing importance of automatic gearboxes in electrified and autonomous motoring, and in improving the fuel-efficiency and carbon emissions of conventional cars.
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The small, frugal diesel—upon which Volkswagen placed so much of its hopes for a future of green motoring—looks to have been left for dead by the roadside.
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But otherwise the economy appeared to be motoring along, with some evidence that the tax cuts approved in December may have begun filtering through to business spending and investment.
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Meanwhile, Clarkson and his former "Top Gear" colleagues Richard Hammond and James May have teamed up with Amazon Prime to front a new motoring show on the streaming service.
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Honda's own AI falls into 'scene understanding,' 'risk prediction,' and 'action planning,' all of which relates to gauging urban motoring scenarios and responding to them in the right way.
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Which is why Dr. Gwiazdowski found himself motoring down the Connecticut River in October, remembering all he'd done to ensure that these immature beetles arrived safely at their destinations.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British motoring show "Top Gear" roars back onto television screens this weekend with a new line-up of presenters taking over one of the BBC's most successful programs.
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Volkswagen already held the electric record at the Goodwood festival, one of the biggest and best-attended motoring events in Britain, with a time of 43.86 seconds set last year.
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Todt, a Frenchman and former Ferrari principal, has made reducing the number of motoring fatalities a cornerstone of his presidency and is a United Nations special envoy for road safety.
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Ever since, the agency has paid as much attention to reducing the carbon dioxide emitted per mile of motoring as ensuring that carmakers hit their CAFE target for the year.
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Kickstarting your day can be difficult sometimes, so we've enlisted one-year-old cream chow chow Tobypuff to advise you on motoring through your morning and getting into your day.
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LONDON — Motoring fans are set to get a new online community later this year, courtesy of the ex-Top Gear presenting team of Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May.
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"It feels great," she said, as fellow team members and friends of Nascar driver Ray Black Jr. high-fived and fist-pumped her with racecars still motoring around the track.
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I began at the source, motoring hundreds of miles upriver in a precarious, pencil-thin canoe in the Democratic Republic of Congo to an area where many bonobos have disappeared.
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Elio's plan is to make motoring more affordable, and to that end it has created an inexpensive vehicle that doesn't use any exotic technology but still gets over 80 mpg.
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In the first nine months of the year employment grew at an average quarterly pace of only 0.2%, half the rate seen in 2017, when the economy was motoring along.
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Mr. Wood narrates the past on location, walking or motoring through the modern cities where the events he describes (legendary or more clearly historical) are said to have taken place.
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Martin Daum, the Daimler board member responsible for the firm's truck and bus business, said that progression towards an electric truck fleet was a "top priority" for the motoring giant.
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The rims are also blue ... as well as the RR hood ornament, which also has a "One of One" logo for DeSean, with all the work done by Champion Motoring.
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Keeping a lid on gold's gains, U.S. Treasury yields rose as investors saw limited economic fallout from the standoff in Washington and instead focused on a global economy motoring ahead.
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Over the last twelve months, WIRED's transport team has witnessed the birth of an airliner, the rebirth of a motoring icon, and the death of the human driver (well not quite).
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It's also partnered with the training unit of U.K. motoring association AA, education firm Pearson and consulting giant Mercer to test its drivers on risk assessment, English speaking and customer service.
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Local Motors reckons that the use of 3D printing will make it possible to produce vehicles to individual designs in microfactories anywhere in the world to cater to local motoring tastes.
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Days and nights of slow motoring are broken up dropping off barges and picking up different new ones along the route, in places like Apple Grove, West Virginia and Owensboro, Kentucky.
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"I can assure you that the President is very much focused on economic growth and I can also assure you that I am motoring the situation very carefully," Mnuchin told Hensarling.
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We will be collaborating with Five's world-class team of scientists, mathematicians and engineers to gain the insight needed to build safe, insurable solutions and bring the motoring revolution ever closer.
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Doesn't it feel as if the show has been sneaking through the woods and motoring down the abandoned highways of the zombie-plagued rural South for a lot longer than that?
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His signature charm is something Amazon's banking on with its very expensive new motoring show The Grand Tour starring Clarkson, as well as fellow Top Gear alumni James May and Richard Hammond.
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This high-tech construction is required because the hydrogen fuel has to be stored at pressures of up to 700 atmospheres, if enough is to be crammed in for 500km of motoring.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - With gasoline costing the least since 210, U.S. motorists will hit the road this upcoming July 4 holiday weekend in record numbers, according to the nation's largest motoring group.
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At the same time, the Paris tech scene is picking up speed, with many large tech companies accelerating, such as Withings, Gameloft, Happn, Deezer, Parrot drones and BlaBlaCar all now motoring along.
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Combined, that amounts to about 220 percent of the car driving population of the UK. In the UK, evidence suggests that a rise in motoring costs have discouraged young people from learning.
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He went on to become an administrator for the German Tennis Federation and a successful businessman, until he visited Cairo in 1976 and his life was abruptly ended in a motoring accident.
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But the new SQ5, with Prestige and S-Sport trim packages, offers "driver assistance" items that reduce the stress of motoring in long-distance, high-speed traffic and moving through urban congestion.
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In 1908, Henry Ford opened motoring to middle class Americans with his affordable Model T. Today, the rapid rise of driverless cars offers an entirely new proposition for moving people and goods.
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The 35-second teaser shows Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May motoring through locales in Mozambique, Switzerland and the U.K. Amazon Prime members can view the exclusive footage at primevideo.com/GTPrimeDay.
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Kawasaki, the Japanese motoring company, said on Wednesday that it would drop its sponsorship of "The New Celebrity Apprentice" on NBC as long as Mr. Trump retained his involvement in the show.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Matt LeBlanc, former star of 1990s U.S. hit comedy "Friends", said on Thursday he will step down as co-host of the BBC motoring program "Top Gear" after the next series.
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As the latest such announcement by China added momentum to a push for zero-emissions motoring, Daimler, Volkswagen and PSA Group made disclosures about their electric programmes that could give policymakers some pause.
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The Fed's anticipated policy path, and expectations that Trump will get growth motoring, are keeping emerging markets on edge as capital gets sucked from more fragile, export-dependent economies toward dollar-based assets.
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That could open up new motoring possibilities, including having seasonal treads printed on your wheels: a summer one for faster roads and a winter tread for increased grip in the wet and snow.
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She became Tatler's motoring correspondent in 2001 — while her brother Tom was a food columnist at the same magazine — before becoming a co-founding partner and director of an art gallery in London.
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LONDON, Dec 1 (Reuters) - GMB, the union for staff at British motoring group AA, said it was seeking talks with the company's new management over AA's 2.7 billion pound ($3.65 billion) debt burden.
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Buoyant household spending, fuelled by a turnaround in the job market, kept growth motoring ahead at one of the fastest paces in the euro zone in the first three months of the year.
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The average price of a gallon of regular gasoline was $2.86 on July 3, the highest level for the July 4 period in four years, according to AAA, the motoring and travel group.
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DriveTribe, the vertical online community for motoring fans to be launched by former Top Gear presenters Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May, has now secured $6.5 million (£4.9 million) from 21st Century Fox.
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As far as his motoring future is concerned, he won&apost be getting a new Suburban like his old one, which was built at a now-shuttered GM factory in his hometown of Janesville.
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German car makers have championed a switch to greener forms of motoring following the Dieselgate scandal of 2015 that exposed the dark side of their long and lucrative reliance on the internal combustion engine.
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The Fed's anticipated policy path, and expectations that Trump will get economic growth motoring, are keeping emerging markets on edge as capital gets sucked from more fragile, export-dependent economies toward dollar-based assets.
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The trio now work on Amazon's "The Grand Tour", another motoring show filming its second season, after departing the BBC following a dispute between Clarkson and a member of the "Top Gear" production team.
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What's more, it's equally adept at being a tool for letting your wild side out, on the rare occasion you decide to be a motoring barbarian and go chase a Porsche up a hill.
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The UK's one million car-owning households in the lowest 10 percent disposable income bracket spent an average of 58.20 pounds per week on motoring in 2016/17, according to the RAC Foundation. ind.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Friday's jobs number was close to an ideal "Goldilocks" reading that showed the economy motoring ahead but not too fast to pose risks, Federal Reserve vice chair Stanley Fischer said on Friday.
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DriveTribe, the content startup aimed at motoring enthusiasts, was launched last year by former Top Gear presenters Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May as a new approach to the realm of online community.
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For more than three centuries, its members have been making their way out to sea, rowing and motoring to climb aboard schooners and steamships to help captains navigate the confines of New York Harbor.
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LONDON, July 11 (Reuters) - Britain launched a consultation on Monday on changes to insurance rules and motoring regulations as it pursues its plans to allow driverless cars to take to the streets by 2020.
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But, within weeks, he was at work on a chipper mural for the men's lounge at Radio City Music Hall: orchestrated virilities of smoking, card playing, motoring, horse racing, sailing, and a barber pole.
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The profit decline was driven by a lower motoring sales mix year-on-year, due to mild winter temperatures, weakened consumer confidence in the run up to Christmas, as well as investment in the business.
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The latter is undoubtedly Prime Videos' biggest draw at the moment, with the motoring show (a reboot of the BBC's Top Gear in all but name) attracting more illegal downloads than even Game of Thrones.
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Jaguar Land Rover was actually the first European automaker to enter the long-range space, its Jaguar I-Pace last month being named World Car of the Year by an international panel of motoring journalists.
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A day later, the ECB, which last month cut its own growth and inflation projections for this year, will be hard pressed to defend its assessment that the euro zone's economy is still motoring ahead.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British TV and radio star Chris Evans said on Monday he was leaving BBC motoring show "Top Gear" after his first series at the helm ended with audiences at an all-time low.
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Highest paid was Chris Evans, the presenter of Britain's most popular breakfast radio show who also hosted motoring program "Top Gear" for one series, receiving up to 2.25 million pounds ($2.9 million) in 2016/0003.
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U.S. Treasury yields, which tended to fall during previous government shutdowns, rose as investors saw limited economic fallout from the political standoff and focused instead on a global economy motoring ahead and U.S. inflation pressures.
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It also comes after fellow Finnish company Nokian Tyres last month admitted it had supplied special high quality tyres for tests by motoring journalists, leading to stronger test scores that helped to garner good publicity.
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Wartsila's statement comes after another Finnish company, Nokian Tyres, admitted last month it had supplied special high quality tyres for tests by motoring journalists, leading to stronger test scores that helped to garner good publicity.
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Breaches of those trading bands caused a mass repositioning with short positions closed out, long positions put on, new short positions put on only to be closed out again as the price kept motoring upwards.
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The man, a mechanic who worked for the RACT motoring club on the island of Tasmania, allegedly helped his ex-girlfriend buy a Land Rover, and therefore had access to the vehicle's unique identification number.
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Put simply, that in times of crisis, the country's politicians have generally sighed, buried the hatchet and worked out some form of messy compromise to keep the wheels on the wagon and the country motoring.
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Richard Mille, 67, who founded his eponymous Swiss watch brand in 19663, is a well-known figure in the automotive world in part because of his sponsorship of motoring events and his vintage racecar collection.
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BE: No. I think that what is happening now is that China is motoring along very rapidly, building a very strong digital infrastructure in the country, which will benefit, you know, the whole innovation there.
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While the weaker pound does increase Halfords' sourcing costs, the firm's motoring, cycling and camping products could benefit if it results in more Britons opting to take holidays at home, known as the "staycation" effect.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge fund managers added even more bullish long positions in crude oil and gasoline last week as traders bet prices will continue rising despite a sluggish economy and political sensitivity around escalating motoring costs.
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Jeremy Clarkson, the host of a popular motoring show, said of the earlier version—which cost €1.2m and had a top speed of 355kph—that he had never seen anything "with number plates" move as fast.
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U.S. Treasury yields, which have tended to fall during previous government shutdowns, rose as investors saw limited economic fallout from the political standoff and focused instead on a global economy motoring ahead and U.S. inflation pressures.
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Motoring further, I stopped in tranquil Spanish Point as evening set in and enjoyed a walk on a smooth, lovely beach before finding my Airbnb ($60) in the sleepy town of Kilrush for a quick recharge.
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Rory McIlroy, the betting favorite coming into the week because of his two victories at Quail Hollow, was motoring along just fine when he birdied the 10th hole to reach two-under, just two shots behind.
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Former Indianapolis 500 winner Gil de Ferran gave the Odyssey 21 prototype a first public run at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, a four-day event that bills itself as the world's largest motoring garden party.
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As part of an exploration into the future of personalisation, and as part of BMW Group's centenary celebrations, MINI is working with three cutting-edge designers who are pioneering new concepts in fashion, art, music and motoring.
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HOUSTON — About 10 minutes after shoving off in a boat and motoring through the flooded streets of west Houston, Doug Hunter took one hand off the steering wheel and pointed to a swirling patch of muddy water.
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The very active paddock area is engulfed by a sea of motoring enthusiasts of all ages who gather around the rare and exotic (and occasionally downright bizarre) cars and bikes like ants around a discarded jam sandwich.
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HELSINKI, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Finland's Nokian Tyres said on Friday that it had supplied special high quality tyres for tests by motoring journalists until last year, leading to stronger test scores that helped to garner good publicity.
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The challenge with soft robots, according to Robert Wood, a professor of engineering and applied sciences at Harvard University, is replacing these hard components with analogous soft systems that would still be capable of motoring the robot.
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The Fed's anticipated policy path, and expectations that Donald Trump as U.S. president will get growth motoring, are keeping emerging markets on edge as capital gets sucked from more fragile, export-dependent economies toward dollar-based assets.
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General Motors' Cruise has Chevrolet Bolts zipping around San Francisco; Google self-driving spinoff Waymo has got Chrysler Pacifica motoring about Mountain View; secretive startup Zoox has black Toyota Highlanders mixing it up along San Francisco's Embarcadero.
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But with the euro zone economy motoring ahead and unemployment falling rapidly, the ECB is expected to end its more than three-year, 2.55 trillion euro ($3.17 trillion) bond purchase program by the end of this year.
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Characters scurry around the open golf courses, their little legs motoring under them like Scrappy Doo, but if that's too slow for you there's even a dash button to get you to the tee-off position faster.
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The request follows the watchdog's own investigation into the tyre maker's acknowledgement last year that it had supplied special high-quality tyres for tests by motoring journalists, leading to stronger test scores that helped garner good publicity.
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Frugal Traveler I was motoring along Route 101 in northwest Washington State in my little rental car, getting a kick out of the fact that I frequently drive the same highway in Southern California, where I live.
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If Britain doesn't maintain current rights during a transition deal, Britons taking motoring trips to Europe will need to apply to their insurers for a "green card", an international certificate to show their cars are adequately insured.
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"Everybody agrees that steps must be taken to reduce emissions from road transport, however introducing E10 as the standard petrol will pose some challenges," Simon Williams, fuel spokesman at motoring organization the RAC, said in a statement.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Gizmodo (Citroën)The engineers at Citroën have apparently thrown almost 100 years of French design refinement out the window with a new product you don't drive, but will improve your motoring experience.
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Riggs was responsible for bringing Jeremy Clarkson and his Top Gear cohorts James May and Richard Hammond over to Amazon for The Grand Tour, but the motoring show has failed to replicate the success of their previous project.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson, who gained worldwide fame as presenter of the BBC motoring show "Top Gear", will be off work for "quite some time" after falling ill with pneumonia while on a family holiday.
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"Some of these crossbenchers are elected on a tiny percentage of the quota required to get into the Senate, which results in the election of people like Ricky Muir, senator of the Australian Motoring Enthusiasts Party," explained Maddison.
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We live on a planet where fires burn uncontained, where perhaps the golden era of motoring is a flickering flame, as we seek out other solutions that come with other tradeoffs and a new gold-rush of speculation.
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That airplane motoring overhead is a symbol of what Simon and Ed Burns's dazzling mini-series so mightily conveys: the ominous approach of history from a vantage where you can hear and see it but can't touch it.
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"Nordstrom ends is fiscal year as a company of two halves: the mainstream business, which is struggling to grow; and the off-price business which, overall, is motoring along nicely," Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail, told investors.
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Eddie Jordan — A Dublin entrepreneur and Formula 23 commentator for the BBC, Jordan "has flirted with cars all his life" and "comes armed with a trademark no-nonsense, richly experienced view of the motoring world," according to the BBC.
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The site expects to launch in November 2016 as the "world's digital hub for motoring" and has been co-founded by the three celebs, together with their long-time producer/collaborator Andy Wilman, and serial technology entrepreneur Ernesto Schmitt.
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Halfords said it anticipated the motoring market would remain robust and it continued to see good growth prospects for the cycling market although it did not expect prices to rise in cycling this year as in the previous year.
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Earlier this year, it launched a consultation on changes to insurance rules and motoring regulations to allow driverless cars to be used by 2020 and said it would allow such vehicles to be tested on motorways from next year.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A British supermarket has become the first retailer in Europe to use a new type of tank that keeps trucks motoring on fuel made from food waste for 500 miles, almost twice the current average.
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The police action follows lengthy investigations by the country's financial watchdog after Nokian said in 2016 that it had supplied special high-quality tires for tests by motoring journalists, leading to stronger test scores that helped garner good publicity.
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As long as we need to, TMAF will advocate strongly for infrastructure spending that improves the highway networks most critical to the movement of freight and interstate travel, while prioritizing the safety of the motoring public in the process.
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Britain announced plans in March to test cars on motorways and launched a consultation on Monday to change insurance and motoring rules as it pursues plans to allow the public to use driverless cars on the streets by 2020.
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By the time father and son are driving home, motoring past miles of abject Detroit streets as Rick Sr. plots their future, a plaintive world — of dreams, broken promises and the two-bit con — has promisingly come into view.
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As innovative as the LMP1s are, for truly madcap motoring ideas at the Circuit de la Sarthe (as the Le Mans track — about 120 miles, or 208 kilometers — southwest of Paris is called), one must turn to Garage 56.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Jeremy Clarkson, the former host of the BBC's hugely popular "Top Gear" motoring show, apologized and settled a lawsuit on Wednesday with the member of the production team he physically attacked in an incident which cost him his job.
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Ignoring warnings from locals to take a safer, more roundabout route to the Pendleton, Webber chose to save time by motoring his 36-foot lifeboat through the deadly Chatham bar – a vortex of waves and currents just off the coast.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Chris Evans, the new host of BBC TV's popular "Top Gear" motoring show apologized on Monday for a stunt filmed near the Cenotaph war memorial in central London which was widely criticized for showing a lack of respect.
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One problem lies in the Senate, where eight senators representing tiny parties, including the Australian Motoring Enthusiast Party (mission: to safeguard people's right "to modify and restore vehicles based upon their own freedom of expression"), hold the balance of power.
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The views expressed are his own) By John Kemp LONDON (Reuters) - Traffic volumes on U.S. highways are at record levels but the rate of growth is slowing as the earlier impetus from lower gasoline prices fades and motoring costs rise.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Venus Williams broke down in tears during her post-match news conference at Wimbledon on Monday when asked about a recent motoring incident she was involved in, which led to the death of a 78 year old Florida man.
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Vlad went to cover this year's Geneva Motorshow and managed to come back with photos of a wide variety of motoring exotica including the Pagani Zonta Roadster, Bentley XP 12 Speed 6e, Renault Trezor and McLaren 720s among many others.
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It is the magic of diversity — a Japanese-sponsored car designed and engineered by Japanese and Americans, manufactured by Americans and Japanese who have shown over the decades they understand the American motoring soul better than most of their competitors.
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Here, playing himself, or a version of the filmmaker Jafar Panahi, he spends a large part of the movie behind the wheel of an S.U.V., motoring through the Iranian countryside to help an actress find a missing, possibly dead woman.
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LONDON, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Jeremy Clarkson, the former host of the BBC's hugely popular "Top Gear" motoring show, apologised and settled a lawsuit on Wednesday with the member of the production team he physically attacked in an incident which cost him his job.
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Florida 23, Wisconsin 244 | Overtime There were five Wisconsin players and one whirring blur of white cleaving all of them — a Florida point guard motoring up the court, veering out of control and finally planting his foot at just the right spot.
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Because a grown-up Tim (Tobey Maguire) narrates the story, a bit of hyperbole is reasonable, like his recollection of the baby (Alec Baldwin, in an inspired casting stroke) motoring up to the driveway in a cab, already wearing a little suit and tie.
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In fully autonomous Level 23 motoring, the vehicles have to perform in all respects at least as well as human drivers—in short, they must be capable of going anywhere, in every conceivable condition, and be able to cope with the most unpredictable of situations.
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One exception was Jean Pigozzi, heir to the Simca motoring fortune, who, starting in the 1103s, amassed a huge collection of contemporary African art, though never by going to the continent himself; instead, he sent a curator with cash, canvasses and paint for encouragement.
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The average price of petrol at the pump stands at 115 pence, one of the highest levels in the European Union, and steadily rising from a recent low of just over 100 pence in March, according to data from motoring lobby group the RAC.
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Rewards can be used toward the purchase or lease of a Mini vehicle, toward excess wear charges at the end of a lease, toward the purchase of additional allowable lease miles, for service and repairs at the Mini dealership, and for Mini Motoring Gear.
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VOLKSWAGEN GROUP ON TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF MOST OF THEIR PRIODUCTION FACILITIES * ON CORONAVIRUS: MOTORING SEGMENT ACCOUNTS FOR 30% OF GROUP'S REVENUE * ON CORONAVIRUS: PRODUCTION IN REMAINING PRODUCTION SEGMENTS OF GROUP HAVE NOT BEEN LIMITED YET Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdansk Newsroom)
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But the decision by authorities in Switzerland to cancel the event — part of a ban on large gatherings aimed at containing the virus — underlines the fading relevance of what had been key events on the annual schedule of automakers, motoring journalists, lobbyists and car lovers.
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Still, policymakers argue that with spare capacity largely exhausted in the bloc and growth motoring ahead, it is only a matter of time before inflation picks up so the ECB can afford to dial back is stimulus and give price growth time to accelerate.
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In 1913 Henry Ford brought motoring to the masses by making his Model T on a moving assembly line; but it was Ransom Olds, a decade earlier, who had come up with the idea of an assembly line to boost production of the Olds Curved Dash.
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"Our culture and upbringing will prevent us from traveling without our guardian approval even if it is our right," Riyadh resident Bodoor, who declined to provide her surname, told Reuters, motoring her mother around the capital after a ban on women driving was lifted last year.
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The scion of an industrial family that opposed his daredevil driving career, Lauda (pronounced LAO-da) was a road warrior who dazzled motoring experts and crowds that lined the twisting, turning Grand Prix courses of Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas for grueling all-weather races.
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When they plummeted over 100 years ago, in 1914, one article in The Times speculated that "the diminutive size of the typical modern apartment, frequent removals, the growing popularity of hotel life, the attractions of golf playing, motoring and 'the movies'" had all led to decreased sales.
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Michelin built this ornate headquarters-cum-service-station in 1911, incorporating exuberant tire and motoring imagery into its design, including the big Bibendum-themed stained glass windows that account for much of the airy second-floor dining room's whimsical charm (there's informal dining on the ground floor).
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I value the ability to make coffee/cook food/drink wine, nap on the couch, play whatever musical genre I care to at whatever volume I desire, and most significantly, enjoying the ease to make art at any time I care to without motoring to a remote studio.
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When it was still afloat the next day, the killer, who authorities said was observed by numerous witnesses motoring back and forth between the Investor and the docks in a skiff, returned and set the boat ablaze, reducing the crime scene and most of the bodies to charred ash.
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Meanwhile, in a bid to ease the pain at the pump, Toyota salesmen have been offering customers kicking the tyres of its Mirai fuel-cell car the option of having $15,000 worth of hydrogen fuel (covering the first three years of pollution-free motoring) included in the lease agreement.
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Although the show features five (including Stig) additional background motoring personalities, the two main hosts are Chris Evans (no, not Captain America — virtually the opposite) and Matt LeBlanc of Friends fame (and a bona fide car guy, known as one of the faster drivers on the celebrity racing circuit).
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Slated to launch in the Fall, DriveTribe (which has a holding site and Facebook, YouTube and Twitter presence) will be a brand new digital media platform consisting of a combination of content produced by celebrities of the motoring scene, professionally created content and that generated by users themselves.
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Read more: Walmart's company truck drivers are among the best-treated in the industry — and they're getting a pay raise next monthAll those things are helping us understand the driving habits of our fleet and makes us a much, much safer company to operate with the motoring public.
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What is available today in driver-assistance systems like Cadillac's Super Cruise or Tesla's Enhanced Autopilot may offer hands-free motoring in some situations, but they are far short of what is known as Level 5 full automation under the standards of SAE International, a standards-setting organization.
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The Washington Capitals are looking every bit like the team that set a franchise record for wins en route to capturing its second Presidents' Trophy while the Philadelphia Flyers may be running on empty after motoring to the final wild-card spot following a 15-5-3 run.
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And then there's the practical matter of motoring a plot along when — as in Victor Lodato's new novel, "Edgar and Lucy" — the child in question is an 8-year-old loner who can't remember important phone numbers or, because he has albinism, even go outside without pharmaceutical-grade sunscreen.
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"While the sentiment seems right, there are question marks as to whether drivers would see this as a badge of honour or alternatively it could foster resentment among existing drivers of petrol and diesel vehicles," Nicholas Lyes, head of roads policy at motoring organization the RAC, said in a statement.
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Also in the transportation sector, there has not been a more voluble exec of late than new Ford CEO Mark Fields, who was just all over CES talking about how the car giant needs to speed forward in the autonomous vehicle space, even as Google and Apple are motoring in too.
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Jim Hawthorne, a retired radio broadcaster, stood on his front porch in floodwaters nearly up to his hips on Sunday, saying "hey, hey" to capture the attention of a passing boat motoring down the street in the Park Forest neighborhood of Baton Rouge where he lived with his wife, Carol.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Thursday stressed again that the U.S. central bank can be patient in approving any further rate increases as officials gauge whether the U.S. economy will slow this year, as some in financial markets worry, or continue motoring ahead as the Fed itself expects.
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Systems that marry microprocessors, sensors and software to make fully driverless cars possible are in the advanced stages of development, but experts say the leap from today's computer-assisted driving — features like Tesla's Enhanced Autopilot and Cadillac's Super Cruise — to fully automated motoring that may render humans optional remains considerable.
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So, instead of seeing a bunch of the red Scoot-branded scooters on the road like you would in San Francisco, where Scoot operates, you'll see some other brand of scooters motoring about these other cities but utilizing the Scoot system to find their scooters and track with built-in GPS software.
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Jack Cousens, a spokesman for Britain's largest motoring organization, the AA, said there would need to be "significant investment in order to install charging points across the country, especially fast-charge points," and added that it was questionable whether the electricity grid "could cope with a mass switch-on after the evening rush hour."
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Every year, the entry list only seems to get longer and encompass an even more eclectic range of cars and motorcycles: from the very earliest days of pre-war days of motoring; through the classic racing marques of the 50's and 60's; to the latest Formula One cars and car concepts for the future.
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Drawn from a collection built up by Jean Pigozzi, heir to the Simca motoring fortune, it starts in 1989, when the communist proxy wars in Africa were coming to an end and technology, in the form of mobile phones and internet banking, was but a step away from giving Africans greater control over their daily lives.
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If everything is in synch, I can be motoring up the highway among lanes of cars and trucks (the turnpike is busy at any hour) with the freight-train tracks on the right and all the earthbound vectors lining up as an incoming jet roars overhead, outdistances everybody, diverges to the left, and sets down on a shimmery runway.
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Combined with the Arteon's conservative yet sleek design — starting with a bold grille made up of aggressive vertical slashes and extending to a fastback rear that culminates in a dashing decklid spoiler — this makes for a compelling motoring experience that doesn't have that butt-kicking quality so common now in cars that deliver horsepower numbers north of 350.
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One rumour in circulation is that Gadowski is in the midst of raising a "mega round" from multiple European VCs, with the aim of creating both a war chest to fend off Bird and Lime, but also to launch a pan-European e-scooter service that hits the road motoring via a roll up of other nascent e-scooter startups across the region.
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This is a guy who, when all is said and done, has got the US economy motoring along ... he's cut regulations and cut taxes in a way that has driven growth in the US." Johnson argued his own party could learn from Trump in emphasizing the values of free-market economics, adding, "But Trump and Johnson haven't always been on such friendly terms.
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Matt LeBlanc has always been able to rely on lots of good Friends – and this now extends to the co-hosts of hit BBC motoring show Top Gear Fresh from crashing a wedding at St Paul's cathedral in a suped-up Ford Mustang, L Blanc has now received severe criticism for performing "donuts" near the Cenotaph war memorial in London – the most revered sight of remembrance in the United Kingdom. Col.
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In a press release, Ford said: "Creative applicants featured children, lighting effects, racing footage, revving engines, garage tours and life stories to show why they should own the all-new Ford GT." At this point, the company should stop teasing people and just turn this process into a reality TV show, with applicants attempting to woo the 600 horsepower supercar like a motoring-themed episode of The Bachelor.
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Japanese motoring company Kawasaki says it is severing ties with "The New Celebrity Apprentice" due to the reality television series' ongoing connection to President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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