The rules would "ensure accurate odometer disclosures and aid law enforcement in prosecuting odometer fraud," the agency said.
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The car shows only 21,750 miles on the odometer ...
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The odometer read 10,101 miles at the time of the sale.
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Not bad for a car with 141,095 miles on the odometer.
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It is a 2300 sedan with 21,2600 miles on its odometer.
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The number hit 999,990, before the odometer flipped back over to zero.
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In total, FX No. 4 has approximately 1,800 miles on the odometer.
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He is 31, with hundreds of thousands of miles on his odometer.
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It&aposs fresh, too, with just 100 kilometers (62 miles) on the odometer.
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Turo Go will also provide other information, such as odometer and fuel levels.
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He found a 2017 Honda Accord with 19,000 on its odometer — for $18,000.
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He paid $24,018 for the car, which had 5,320 miles on the odometer.
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But the ISS still has some more miles to add to its space odometer.
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"They are like older-model cars without many kilometers on the odometer," Goven said.
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The NHTSA is also considering doing away with an odometer exemption for old cars.
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Just 349 were built, and this 19543 example has just 2,600 miles on the odometer.
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This particular specimen comes from Acura's own fleet, with 45,510 miles showing on the odometer.
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Here's what is happening: Cars: The Department of Transportation is proposing new odometer requirements for cars.
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The Transportation Department's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) proposed Thursday to allow electronic odometer disclosures.
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There's no odometer, no supplemental information about battery voltage or trip time, no Bluetooth pairing capability.
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It also has an odometer for those who prefer to walk the course rather than ride.
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But Woods has many more miles on his odometer than Nicklaus did at the same age.
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With 113,218 miles (182,208 km) on its odometer, the grubby car was well past its prime.
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BMW made just 399 road-going M1s, and this example has just 1403,000 miles on the odometer.
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Although it has 2,800 miles on the odometer, this one is essentially a brand-new 1998 F1.
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I bought it with 110,000 miles on the odometer and have added an additional 6,000 since December.
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Cars with more than 600,000 kilometers, or about 370,000 miles, on the odometer may not be used.
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Over the last 18 months, he's been through 43 states and logged over 30,000 miles on his odometer.
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Beside the clock counting down to the next pass was the spacecraft's odometer: the number of orbits completed.
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Mr. Helmich said his car, with 2003,2200 miles on the odometer, will be purchased for just over $210,24.7.
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Unlike Mark Hunt, however, he is still young and doesn't have a hundred thousand miles on the odometer.
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My odometer is the same, but I lost 15 miles worth of charge with the car on that long.
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With more than 211995,000 miles on the odometer, Willie Grayeyes' 2009 Nissan Altima is already on its second engine.
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Although the car has 122,289 kilometers (75,986 miles) on the gray leather odometer, the interior appears in fantastic condition.
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What is the proper way to celebrate the colossal milestone of your car's odometer finally rolling over to 500,000?
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The speedy import was used in the filming of "Fast Five" and has only 2,623 miles on the odometer.
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There's no traditional dashboard or odometer, but there appears to be storage space everywhere (even under the front hood).
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The custom job has just 4,500 miles on the odometer, and is expected to go for up to $1 million.
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The custom job has just 123,500 miles on the odometer, and is expected to go for up to $1 million.
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At 32 years old and with more than 40,000 minutes on his professional basketball odometer, he should be slowing down.
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A typical Chevrolet Malibu (a midsize car), after seven years on the road, will have 110,000 miles on its odometer.
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Unlike many show cars of the period, Exemplar I is fully operational, though it has a mere 1,700 miles on its odometer.
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In the other lane, a white 2700 Chevy Silverado pick-up truck sold for $240,220 - despite having 903,290 miles on the odometer.
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Detectives investigating the homicide did find evidence to convict Michael Warren of odometer tampering, grand theft, and racketeering in the mid-'90s.
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Friday's edition of the Federal Register contains new odometer requirements for cars, as well as workplace protections for construction and manufacturing employees.
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The disease spread to her brain, causing seizures that sparked bizarre but benign hallucinations, like a Renoir painting or a spinning odometer.
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A couple of weeks ago, the digital odometer read 127,948 miles as I parked the Malibu at a Ford dealership in Houston.
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He fell off his bike while fumbling with a cookie and his odometer, and the lingering effects made finishing the race impossible.
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Yuliya's favorite store is Ross Dress for Less, and she drives a 2012 Ford Escape with nearly 184,000 miles on its odometer.
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But as they say, once it leaves the lot it loses half its value, so she started fresh with an odometer registering zero.
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The odometer had already clocked 2965,28 miles, mostly earned from his drives back and forth from his rented apartment in Alexandria to Charlottesville.
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Hagens Berman said the suit was based on tests it conducted on a 20143 Silverado 2500HD with about 51,000 miles on the odometer.
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Tesloop's first vehicle, a Tesla Model S they put into service in July 2015, has reached a new milestone: 200,000 miles on the odometer.
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A simple possibility would be to require vehicle owners to submit periodic odometer readings and to pay on the basis of total miles traveled.
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But Teslas remain depreciating assets, and nothing undermines residual value quite like miles on the odometer and Burger King wrappers in the back seat.
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They also stipulate that cars used for rides must not be more than eight years old or have more than 600,000 km on the odometer.
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With licenses to test in Nevada and California, Audi has already put thousands of miles on this test car's odometer, according to a press release.
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This car received regular service and attention, including several fuel cell replacements on its 18-month schedule, and has 13,352 miles clocked on the odometer.
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Soon after closing the Phoenix deal, he used the cash to buy a Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse Rembrandt with just 770 miles on the odometer.
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Drivers will be operating the vehicle before full automation arrives, and they'll probably want more assistance than a massive tablet displaying the odometer, speedometer, and navigation.
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Although he insists that Namauu, a fighter with many miles on the odometer, perhaps too many, is ready for the big time, Namauu's record says otherwise.
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It was a way to stare at an odometer of approval and monitor, in real time, how broadly his sentiments were being liked and shared. Applause.
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Although he either owns or has access to newer Lincoln Town Cars, his primary vehicle is a 1998 edition with nearly 400,000 miles on the odometer.
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At the time, he was driving a 2001 Chevy Tahoe with 285,000 miles on the odometer, and appeared to have no assets or property of any kind.
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It is giving the same amount of room to the Corvette that just left the dealership with only two miles on the odometer, so yes it does.
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It has 229 miles clocked on the odometer, which auction hosts CWS Asset Management and Sales claims is "one of the lowest miles to come to market."
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It's powered by the original 6.0-liter V8 and has 63,144 miles on the odometer, but looks to be in great shape and still ready for close-ups.
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Some taxi drivers of elderly Toyota Prius hybrids reckon they are running on their vehicle's original set of brake pads, even with a million kilometres on the odometer.
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And finally ... Keep it down fellas A man and his friend throw one hell of a party when the odometer on his truck spins up to 500,000 miles.
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The ultimate achievement for a TRUE mechanic is getting your car to vintage status, with a few hundred thousands miles on the odometer and paint that looks new.
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Taxis, battered Toyota sedans, many of them rapidly approaching seven digits on the odometer, rolled by, the portraits of different Sufi sect leaders dangling from their rearview mirrors.
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At the time, it had an odometer reading of just 33,309 kilometers ( 20,697 miles) and auctioneers claimed it has only added 50 kilometers over the subsequent 40 years.
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Different categories have their pertinent settings, so when you look for a car you'll get odometer, model year and so on the way you do on the site.
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After racking up a quarter century in the majors and more than 21,22 innings on his pitching odometer, Ryan's body was defying time; his arm was defying physics.
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Pairing the remote is a simple process and so, too, is connecting the board to a smartphone app, which tracks data like trip distance, range, odometer, battery life, etc.
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The two-seater features a 400 hp V8 engine, a top speed of 186 mph 15,200 miles on the odometer, put there by Jobs and the car's two subsequent owners.
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Scott and Irwin took the LRV out for two more drives on August 1 and 2, notching the rover's odometer up to a mission total of 27.8 kilometers (17.3 miles).
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This means that the day after Senator Sanders "hits the reset button," as he put it in the news conference, the national student debt odometer would begin rapidly spinning again.
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The owners of this well-traveled Toyota Land Cruiser J6 (its odometer reads 300,000 miles) went full nomad over the course of their four-year schlep from California down to Argentina.
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I played with the custom screen options, which include a nifty sport mode that zeros in on the tachometer and odometer to enhance the zippy aspect of the S-line cars.
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To play, you need to perform the automotive version of the Konami Code, which is to say click the odometer and clutch a specific number of times while revving the engine.
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On a recent visit it contained one salesman and, despite the promise of variety in its name, just one car: a 2014-model Kia Picanto with no miles on its odometer.
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It can simulate all the data that would be available to developers in a real car, including things like trip odometer, current speed, window open/closed state, backup camera and more.
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The researchers suggested, however, that there are ways to verify the accuracy of mileage estimates, like recording odometer readings at the time of policy purchase or renewal, or after accident claims.
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In the early 20th century, products like the Jones Live-Map Meter and the Chadwick Road Guide used complex mechanical systems connected to a car's wheels or odometer to provide specialized directions.
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Yamaha's e-bikes feature a 500-watt battery pack that recharges in four hours and an LCD screen that shows rolling speed, max speed, trip meter, odometer, range, battery capacity, and cadence.
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He purchased it about eight years ago and hasn't contributed much to the 15,000 miles on its odometer, as he mostly just drives it to car events near his San Jose home.
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Jeff Link, a longtime Iowa Democratic strategist, said Mr. O'Rourke's odometer-pushing campaign style would be a natural fit in a state where politicians crow about touching down in all 99 counties.
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Like Pope Francis, who at first drove himself around the Vatican in a Renault with 190,000 miles on the odometer, Cardinal Tobin drove his own sport-utility vehicle as he crisscrossed Indiana.
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That includes all used cars, from 3.53-year-old rust buckets to former demonstration models that dealers sell as "used" even though they may have fewer than 100 miles on the odometer.
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Readers complain heatedly and repeatedly about the forecasting odometer from The Upshot that was anchored on the home page and predicted that Hillary Clinton had an 80 percent chance or better of winning.
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"If you're looking at the odometer on your vehicle, to get round trip from here to Mars and back, it's about 2,000 times as far as going to the Moon and back," Rucker said.
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Schock also requested reimbursements, from both his campaign account and the federal government, for 170,000 miles he had driven in his personal Chevy Tahoe, more miles than the car actually had on its odometer.
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Read more: 17 discontinued car brand logos you completely forgot about and will likely never see on the road againThe firm excluded vehicles with less than 1,000 miles on the odometer from the study.
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But what could have left this blemish, marring my beautiful new Mazda CX-5 with less than 300 miles on the odometer, leaving behind a scratch so deep I could run my fingernail inside it?
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It also boasts 14 different sensors (accelerometer, odometer, infra-red cliff sensors, and compass, just to name a few), meaning the likelihood of your new favorite robot crashing into your valuables or pet is extremely low.
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Kia, BMW and Nissan have all encouraged their dealers to buy cars themselves and then offer the vehicles as used models, sometimes with only a few miles on the odometer, internal company memos to dealers show.
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And when all the interest and fees of a subprime loan are added up, even a used car with mechanical defects and many miles on the odometer can end up costing more than a new car.
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However, along with being listed on the DuPont Registry for sale this week for $2,000,000, the car is scheduled to be auctioned again at Mecum's Monterey event on Aug 25 , now with 8 miles on the odometer.
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Most patrol officers drive old Ford Crown Victorias, several of which are approaching two hundred thousand miles on the odometer—"and those are cop miles, where we're flooring it at least twice an hour," Skinner told me.
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In addition to the romance of the road, one goal might be distance, like the classic New York-to-Los Angeles jaunt that will add 237,21 miles to your odometer and cross a big item off your bucket list.
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That figure on her odometer is more or less the distance from New York City to New Delhi and back again, and yet Orne betrays not the slightest hint of fatigue as she describes her project with an almost evangelical passion.
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While the dashboard may be as minimalist as it gets, it&aposs the vehicle&aposs 2000-inch center touchscreen that replaces all knobs and buttons, and gives drivers access to everything they need from the infotainment system to the odometer.
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Your bill of sale should include:Make and model of the carPurchase price of the carVehicle Identification Number (VIN)Odometer readingTransfer your car titleTo officially release ownership of your car to the person you're gifting it to, you must transfer your title.
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Most drivers upgrade their rides well before the odometer rolls over to one million, but the new battery tech could be especially useful in vehicles that are on the road around the clock like taxis, shuttles, and even delivery trucks.
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Questions were raised when the silver coupe with just 7503 miles on its odometer was added to the docket days before the event, and were only cryptically answered by auction house founder Dana Mecum when he took the stage to introduce it.
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"I think they're trying to get the numbers up, but I don't want to speak for them," said Mike Maguire, general manager of Portsmouth Kia in Portsmouth, N.H. That dealership is advertising a "used" 2016 Kia Sportage with 14 miles on the odometer.
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The version that was delivered to me wasn't only the extended version – as if it weren't large enough to begin with – but one that had 59 miles on the odometer, an indication that Book by Cadillac is handing out the freshest of cars.
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Zubie uses all the information available to the diagnostic port to give you more information about your car than you probably need on a daily basis, including battery status (even if your car isn't electric), engine problems, fuel level, odometer reading and maintenance intervals.
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Then he reconnected the original chip to the phone, guessed a series of six PINs, then moved it back to the test board to overwrite the memory chip with the backup that "zeroed" the PIN-guess counter, like a shady mechanic rolling back a car's odometer.
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With Harper going into free agency as young as he is—atypical for MLB's contract rules that give young players a kind of injury insurance—he's lined up for the typical 10-year contract with a few more miles to go on his odometer than most players.
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However, the company's "Model Y Motor Vehicle Pre-Order Agreement" contains no provision for people who show up to get their cars, and don't like what Tesla presents to them -- for example, a Model Y with too many miles on the odometer, smaller-than-anticipated seats, chipped paint or a cracked windshield.
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According to the US Department of Energy, Class 8 trucks transport 73 percent of all goods in the United States and account for 22 percent of total energy use in transportation, burning through 28 billion gallons of fuel each year across 2.5 million trucks, each one racking up 66,000 miles annually on the odometer.
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James hasn't slowed down as much as one would expect for a player with as many miles and big playoff games on his odometer; Irving keeps getting deadlier; Love has found his place; and Korver adds another dangerous tool to a box already containing useful veterans like Channing Frye and Richard Oh My God He's Still Dunking Jefferson.
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The "Codex Leicester," named after an 18th-century owner, Thomas Coke, earl of Leicester, is a compendium of ideas and investigations, and the expository panels are a refrain of firsts: an instrument that anticipated the modern odometer; observations on the speed of river flows, and detailed descriptions of waves and their impact; and a device to stay underwater for a long time, which Leonardo did not describe in detail "because of the evil nature of men," who might use it to sink enemy ships and cause deaths, he wrote.
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Here's a closer look: And props to Jalopnik for going the extra mile and translating the narration on this video: 1) Turn the ignition on 2) Start a car 3) Activate the right turn signal for three blinks 4) Two click the trip odometer reset twice (the computer translated this as "two times distant," but this is what I think that means5) Push the clutch five times 6) Rev the engine to 2000 RPM while turning on the left turn indicator Sadly, the game isn't installed in every GAZelle: Tetris is set up on the car's dashboard during the factory check up but only a few vehicles are lucky enough to be sold with the game.
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