Avants are Audi-speak for wagons, and wagons are pretty much verboten in the States, where the S.U.V. rules.
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Others will see this first wagon, replicate the same meme, and continue to build more wagons until there are hundreds, thousands, or millions of wagons with spoked wheels.
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A single barge has the same dry-cargo capacity as 16 railway goods wagons or 70 lorries, and the liquid-cargo capacity of 46 goods wagons or 144 lorries.
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After the raid, police attempted to conduct mass arrests and transport the bar's liquor away in patrol wagons, but a crowd gathered outside the bar while they waited for the wagons to arrive.
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Rather than circling the wagons, Facebook can join the cause.
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We will circle the wagons for Boomer and his family.
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BTW ... who knew Mercedes G-Wagons came in lime green?
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The parking lot was full of moms in Station Wagons.
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Any political regime that feels endangered will circle the wagons.
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Or would Mr. Macron close ranks and circle the wagons?
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"They are circling the wagons," Mr. Hultquist of FireEye said.
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Wagons are a small fraction of the domestic car market.
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Association had led a train of Conestoga wagons, stagecoaches, and horseback
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These wagons, pulled by multiple pairs of horses, had no seats.
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OG fan Schwarzenegger quickly amassed a fleet of the war wagons.
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Besides, unionist voters tend to circle the wagons during a crisis.
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If your community was under attack you'd circle the wagons too.
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As the train pulls into Kashgar, it passes metal goods wagons.
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On issues like President Trump's immigration policies, they circle the wagons.
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"at Baerami with the last six wagons coming off the tracks".
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If you want more space, consider the Clubman or Countryman wagons.
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Instead, they failed to coalesce while McConnell was circling Lee's wagons.
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Road was lined with wagons, 2,000 dentists, physicians, and pharmacists with
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If you think wagons aren't sexy, this one's an eye-opener.
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Trump allies have already begun to circle the wagons around Ward.
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It excites his base and allows him to circle the wagons.
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The BMW 3 series and the Honda Accord wagons are taillights.
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That's the issue is the wagon, whatever you do with wagons.
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I've successfully driven the V60 Cross Country wagons on fairly rough terrain.
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There are wagons, and carts, and carriages parked next to antique cars.
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They ride their kids around and everything in those wagons in front.
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The recall affects Transit wagons from the 2015 and 2016 model years.
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Standard Oil owned delivery wagons and refineries in addition to oil wells.
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People who switched to minivans did not switch back to station wagons.
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Volkswagen announced that it would end production of its two remaining wagons.
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In the sidings, wagons full of coal and steel girders sat idly.
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Circling the Wagons The hacker problem is intractable, and it's getting worse.
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It did not take long for the wagons to circle around Gov.
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Volvo's always been known in the U.S. for its safe, boxy wagons.
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Wagons loaded with goods have been stranded on the tracks for weeks.
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Republicans are circling the wagons for a spending bonanza of their own.
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Woodies aside, expanding beyond a niche remains a challenge for station wagons.
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I can think of several other wagons that are notably more attractive.
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Circle-the-wagons patriotism, maybe even a little jingoism, becomes more appealing.
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" Asked in the television interview if he felt under attack by his own party, Mr. Harris replied, "I certainly don't feel the circling of the wagons around Harris the way I see the Democrats circling the wagons around McCready.
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But one thing the administration is doing now is really circling the wagons.
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Some have wheelbarrows, strollers, and wagons, with water and sleeping bags on board.
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And the Democratic establishment now seems to be circling the wagons around Biden.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Analysts say Democrats are now 'circling the wagons' around Joe Biden.
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When pioneers traveled west on the prairie, bees accompanied them in covered wagons.
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But by the eve of Super Tuesday, the wagons had been fully circled.
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But the chuck wagons exert a pull that the band members can't resist.
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Even before the appointment, the Trump administration had begun to circle the wagons.
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It can be argued that S.U.V.s are simply raised wagons in camping clothes.
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It's a German-made American car that proves wagons are superior to SUVs.
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Ghosts of your dead teacher-turned-drug czar don't drive station wagons. Sorry.
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One night, there was a commotion coming from one of our storage wagons.
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In the '90s, he created a series of sculptural wagons molded from bronze.
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As a result, the Continent's automakers have continued to produce world-class wagons.
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On Thursday, Wilson showed off matching Mercedes G-Wagons adorned with big red bows.
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One theory puts this down to more big wagons trundling up and down roads.
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Once off, the bright line of wagons creeps between stations barely a minute apart.
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For years, kids have been relegated to conservative, family friendly vehicles: wagons. Sedans. Horseys.
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But beyond the exterior, these wagons are nothing like the ones pioneers slept in.
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A night's stay in one of the wagons starts at about $229 per person.
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But it will come off as partisan hypocrisy and circle-the-wagons tactics. 2.
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By mid-morning, we were due at "Wagons in the Pines" for a pancake
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I just saw lots of big wagons that they use to haul animals in.
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Families in covered wagons and gold prospectors once moved west toward the setting sun.
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To the east, replicas of covered wagons stood on the side of the road.
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Some motorcycles are used as taxis, with wagons attached to the back for passengers.
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The downside is customers who prefer to buy wagons have few to choose from.
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I have owned five station wagons, one with fake wood paneling on the side.
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It had seventeen Blacksmiths, one Bicycle Dealer, and five purveyors of Buggies and Wagons.
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It's the latest in a new wave of hot wagons to arrive from Europe.
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"There is no chance we are going to turn them into meat wagons," he said.
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Sheeran's "Lannister soldier" would totally be one of these chumps guiding the supply wagons, right?
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He recently signed a 16 million-euro ($136 million) contract for 100 Romanian freight wagons.
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Here station wagons have faded to near obscurity, thanks to the rise of the SUV.
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Station wagons in the US have been the victims of a surge in SUV sales.
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It was only after PRWORA became law that most Democrats circled their wagons around it.
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Ruling elites around the world are circling their wagons, and fueling more suspicion and mistrust.
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The Obama administration's and Hillary Clinton's African American campaign surrogates circled their wagons around Kim.
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I don't remember the bar's name, but the parking lot was packed with station wagons.
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Circling the wagons around the American border plays directly into China's hands in other ways.
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In the picture, two 23s station wagons wait at a traffic light on Sheridan Street.
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Of course, Volvo has also made its name as a go-to brand for wagons.
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Last year, the roof of a trench holding railroad wagons full of nuclear waste collapsed.
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They also trained them to carry packs and to be hitched to wagons and carts.
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With Monday's verdict, MBS has essentially circled the wagons around himself and his inner circle.
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Five locomotives, with a combined 2400,2292 horsepower, ready to pull 230 wagons brimful of grain.
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And, in theory, there's nothing wrong with circling the wagons when things are going poorly.
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We saw picking wagons where people walk behind them, and put strawberries into containers on them.
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People that own wagons, they don't need a garage mate for their day-to-day ride.
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While the police waited outside the gay bar for their wagons, a crowd began to form.
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When groups compete for scarce resources, they must circle the wagons and scrap for their side.
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The company bucked trends, as cars, hatchbacks and wagons led to its 2.7 percent sales increase.
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Spoked-wheel wagons will replicate quickly because early humans need to transport lots of freight easily.
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And they cheered," McKesson tweeted, posting a clip of Trump's comments about "thugs" in "paddy wagons.
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Then the film watches his campaign circle the drain as he tries to circle the wagons.
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The rest of the Republican establishment, on the other hand, has hitched their wagons to Rubio.
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But VW took the opportunity to look back on 53 years of wagons in the USA.
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The bottom lineJust like those old square station wagons, POC's helmets have come a long way.
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Some of the tractors have been trotted out in military parades pulling wagons loaded with weapons.
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The wagons are circling the drain, but it will be a long trip to the trap.
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Some remain tucked away inside the wagons in the hope of passing undetected by border guards.
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And the answer is clear: Just stop circling the wagons, focusing on financial gain and fame.
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But right now it's all organizing around circling the wagons, around people who bear data. Right.
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Kid-carrying wagons are also getting the boot, as they reportedly cause extra congestion in the parks.
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Mineral Resources said there was damage to some of the derailed wagons but not to its locomotives.
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It led them straight into a police trap, where paddy wagons and officers waited for the protesters.
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A group of women jump into the sea, with beach wagons for changing behind them, in 1914.
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Volvo, a brand long associated with wagons, has taken the same approach with some of its models.
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Some of the brand's most popular wagons, along with their discounted prices, are listed and linked below.
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We had one of those wood-paneled station wagons, and it had mushrooms growing out of it.
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I looked back and the wagons behind us left the rails and started rolling over and over.
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Quite to the contrary, the "wagons were circled" and the truth seems to have become the casualty.
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Similarly, van Gogh's "nature" is the agricultural landscape of Provence, with its workers, crops, hedges and wagons.
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"When you think of all the women that went across the continent in covered wagons," she said.
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Now, Madigan's allies have circled the wagons, defending the Speaker and questioning Hampton's motives in the process.
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Conservatives, in this case, see themselves as a team, circling the wagons around one of their own.
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My findings: Domestic security agents prefer to drive station wagons or SUVs, usually in gray or dark gray.
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Republicans in Congress have for the most part circled the wagons around the president rather than abandoning him.
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Grain rations, we learn, are part of what the Lannister wagons are hauling back from the plundered Reach.
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Their circus wagons were red with decorative gilt leaf, the gold aglow in the morning sun, Technicolor bright.
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Partygoers at Falls Festival in Tasmania seem to have a thing for salt-of-the-earth shaggin' wagons.
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So regardless of the wisdom of trade wars, is it time for the West to circle the wagons?
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State news agency Anadolu said five wagons came off the tracks in a region near the Greek border.
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At the Capitol Reef Resort in Utah, guests can glamp in covered wagons based on 19th-century designs.
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On the "terrible first," wagons piled high with belongings flooded the streets, and trade ground to a halt.
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They also don't get pumped during the event, so you don't have these wagons running around smelling everywhere.
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The wagons also have a gazebo area where guests can enjoy meals, barbeques, and can spend time outdoors.
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The Patriots faithful, of course, circled their wagons around their hero and cried once again, yes, fake news.
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Television images showed several wagons laying on their side and emergency personnel walking to reach the crash site.
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"Being away from home this many days, you want to circle the wagons," Brooklyn coach Tony Brown said.
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Because wagons generally are low-volume sellers, the manufacturers don't offer aggressive leasing or finance rates on them.
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Dina Titus (D-Nev.) had been openly weighing a bid before Reid's allies circled the wagons around Rosen.
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Wagons are, of course, the perfect sets of wheels: They combine sedan performance and comfort with SUV versatility.
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Others would load coal onto wagons that run on waterlogged train tracks through a labyrinthine system of tunnels.
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In "Platte Bridge Fight Finale" (2017), Winograde presents two covered wagons parallel parked along a group of scraggly trees.
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It took six toy wagons and four volunteers to haul the load -- 281 toys total -- into the hospital Wednesday.
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"You may be tempted to circle the wagons around companies that are being bolstered by activist investors," Cramer said.
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Three years earlier, as army chief, his converted battle-wagons smashed through Libyan lines to end the "Toyota War".
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Whenever trains stop in the station, the migrants try to sneak into their compartments or jump in between wagons.
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Progressives were not pleased when the DNC didn't exactly circle the wagons for their guys in Kansas and Montana.
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Ford Motor is recalling 51,470 Transit wagons in North American because the rear seat belts may not latch properly.
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Players can wield the controllers like whips to drive the wagons and aim them to shoot animals for food.
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An establishment that has concluded its best bet is to hitch its wagons to the gilded star of Trump.
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And, like any insular group, the Fraternal Order of Trump, when faced with allegations, circles the wagons ever tighter.
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Many of my brothers and sisters in Christ hitched their wagons to Trump's falling star, whether enthusiastically or reluctantly.
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"They are circling the wagons, rallying the allies in order to weather the storm," a Saudi businessman told Reuters.
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His three-person team is trailing closely behind, wheeling with them two large wagons that are becoming increasingly full.
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Two of us had sons that were less than five years old, and both of them had red wagons.
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His fighters lounged in khaki-colored battle wagons at the gates, showing off the weaponry that underpins his authority.
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He no longer needs horses or wagons, having been turned into a flaming jump-scare machine at Last Hearth.
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But the main reason for Biden's multi-state win is that Democrat puppet-meisters circled the wagons and intervened.
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I watched as police sucker punched gangly adolescents and hit them with batons before tossing them into paddy wagons.
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Reid's allies began to circle the wagons around Rosen in the hours since she announced her bid Thursday morning.
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But in terms of choice, most U.S. wagons are from European automakers, such as Audi, Mercedes-Benz, and Volvo.
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At noon, all the settlers raced in — on horses, in wagons, on foot, even on bicycles — to stake claims.
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Advertising posters tout the security of their wagons, thanks to the sharp-shooting skills of the marksmen that accompanied them.
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"If they want to gear their wagons around these four people, I think it'll be a tough election," he said.
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Brothers Thunder and Bolt decked out their signature wagons in Christmas gear for a recent trip to Tampa General Hospital.
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Prior to the first minivan, families that wanted space and room were primarily driving station wagons or full-size vans.
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They threw all of us into paddy wagons and took us to Garden City Jail in Garden City, Long Island.
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Stroller size will be limited to 31 inches wide and 52 inches long, and no stroller wagons will be permitted.
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Driving the lorries is not tricky; after having a go, your correspondent can attest that the wagons are surprisingly nimble.
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South Africa had its own (eastward) expansion by white "pioneers" in ox-wagons who set up "republics" on occupied lands.
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"He was starting to circle the wagons," Smith said of Weinstein, looking back on the phone call with the producer.
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Why, then, do we hitch our own wagons to teams that, by definition, are more likely than not to fail?
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"I feel like we're in those Wells Fargo wagons travelling west," said Zach Hamilton, an early investor in cryptocurrency Ripple.
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Instead of attacking King's Landing, she attacks the loot train, though Drogon blasts the wagons containing grain and food supplies.
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Wagons were 153 percent of consumer vehicle sales in 2010 and have been essentially flat since, according to IHS Markit.
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The two, along with the Mercedes-Benz E280 24Matic, are the last full-size wagons sold in the United States.
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Yet this stance, limited as it is, is noteworthy when most other Republicans are circling the wagons around the president.
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The notes often bore pastoral vignettes heavy on cows, wagons, haystacks and other features of rural life, sometimes subtly adjusted.
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MATAMOROS, Mexico — The wagons teem with trays of glazed ham, sweet potato casserole, coleslaw, and hundreds of festively decorated cookies.
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They were over extended with all their signings and they needed to circle the wagons and focus on The Residents.
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But there is a slew of hot new wagons on the market that will tempt you into rejoining the club.
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The sole purpose of the Republican document is to circle the wagons around the White House and insulate the President.
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Instead, he's painting it as the same old partisan witch hunt that the GOP should circle the wagons and fight off.
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Candy died suddenly in 21.8 from a heart attack in Durango, Mexico, where he was shooting Western adventure comedy Wagons East.
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Raising the height, adding all-wheel drive and dressing it in Fjallraven-like cladding gave their wagons the likability of s'mores.
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Other times, I rode to battle on horseback or in wagons; sometimes on trains; later in tanks or Jeeps or Humvees.
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It displaced families, uprooted cemeteries and swamped lands where tribes grazed cattle, drove wagons and gathered wild grapes and medicinal tea.
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The FOMC's usual statement accompanying its decision was unusually terse, perhaps reflecting a circling of the wagons in this fraught moment.
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With the help of Intel, a big American chipmaker, Keenan has developed a computer that can be attached to its wagons.
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The bands are not just the entertainment; they are the main attraction of the chuck wagons, and carry the same names.
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That was like, I would wake up and just so pumped, ready to go to the shop and start repairing wagons.
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The wagons these companies do sell in the U.S. make up a fraction of a percent of U.S. new car sales.
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Radio Flyer has built eight playgrounds in underserved neighborhoods, has donated over 1,000 wagons to the Starlight Children's Foundation so that sick children can ride wagons through hospitals instead of being pushed on cold medical equipment and has planted over 1,000 trees in honor of their commitment to plant a tree for every product purchased online.
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TransFin-M had 63,000 railway wagons at the end of 2017, and is the fifth biggest company in the market in Russia.
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As the team drove off in station wagons (they didn't have a bus), they were followed by a group of angry fans.
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Volvo brought its V22019 hybrid station wagons to last year's show, with one variant boasting a very out-of-character 235 horsepower.
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Trains were forced to divert through Bulgaria to the east, and some goods wagons have been stranded on the tracks for weeks.
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"There have to be these moments where you basically circle the wagons and say enough is enough, or you capitulate," he said.
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In Europe, where station wagons and vinyl never went out of style, the Regal is rebadged as the Opel Insignia Country Tourer.
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The car company introduced dog gates for its v70 wagon in 1998, which are now available in all Volvo SUV and wagons.
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Demand tumbled another 36% for the first seven months of this year, averaging out to barely 750 of the wagons a month.
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Footage aired by a local television station showed a wrecked locomotive beside a chain of upturned wagons in the country's Outback bushland.
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All in all, a number of companies are hitching their wagons to Amazon, most before the QuickSight announcement came out last fall.
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Credit...Scott McIntyre for The New York Times MIAMI — They came armed with totes, trash bags, empty strollers and collapsible nylon wagons.
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Biden said, 'The last time wagons were circled around me, I was 5 and Ma and Pa were headed to Oregon territory.
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One popular school of thought holds that transit advocates essentially ought to circle the wagons and deny that there's a problem here.
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The slow-mo continues as the streetwalkers are rounded up into paddy wagons and the pimps watch their cars being towed away.
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Knee-jerk, belligerent, circle-the-wagons, we're-the-real-victims-here defiance has become the default attitude in Donald Trump's Republican Party.
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But they're still no real match for passenger cars — sedans, hatchbacks and wagons — when it comes to fuel economy and reduced emissions.
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Faced with a constant drumbeat of invective, "reformers" have tended to circle their wagons, fueling a "with-us-or-against-us" dynamic.
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The Super Bowl is a windfall for both the N.F.L. and for the corporations who burn wagons full of money on commercials.
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Sadly, wagons are déclassé among Americans, which is a shame because it's a great alternative to what all your neighbors are driving.
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A few centuries earlier, nomads from the steppes of what is now Russia turned up in Eastern Europe with horses and wagons.
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The station wagons that were the vehicles of choice for increasingly suburban postwar America became passe by the 1980s, minivans taking their place.
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MOLENA, Ga. – Growing up, the Mangham siblings picked cotton on Georgia farms, before seeking refuge from the beating sun under horse-drawn wagons.
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Ninety percent of them go straight to the biggest dealership and buy station wagons … They do not even look at the other dealerships.
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Volvo is synonymous with wagons and practical transportation, but it has also made a name for itself in recent years with sleek designs.
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A 15-barge tow of dry cargo, as on the mural, is equivalent to 216 goods wagons with six locomotives or 1,050 lorries.
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Normalizing pot use among kids -- which is what happens when brands hitch their wagons to 4/20 -- poses real health risks to kids.
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Today, the fiery forges that once melted raw iron to build U.S. skyscrapers, consumer appliances and family station wagons have largely gone cold.
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This morning she greeted me with 'I lost five pounds yesterday following you around taking pictures of door knobs, houses, wagons, collards, etc.
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" The paper went on to say that Esty, after learning about the allegations, "circled the wagons, called the lawyers and kept things quiet.
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Maybe Amash knew an opponent was circling the wagons, but other Republican critics crumbled in the face of a backlash from Trump voters.
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To keep your little family unit safe, you'd circle the wagons against the wildlife, and I just think that's such a beautiful expression.
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"The sole purpose of the Republican document is to circle the wagons around the White House and insulate the president," the minority said.
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Klimple by the Army after her husband died, and the intricate models of covered wagons that he built from scratch as a hobby.
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Then, after the scope of Russia's misinformation campaign became clear, they circled the wagons to protect the company's reputation and appease its critics.
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The days of snarling lions caged in wagons or elephants chained and parading down Main Street are no more, their disappearance largely unlamented.
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"They took on this task, and damn it, they had the same attitude as pioneer women who took wagons to Oregon," he said.
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Chuck wagons do not have green rooms; instead the performers spend their time before their shows helping to serve food and pour lemonade.
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What Mr. Trump has ensured is that these various agencies are now going to circle the wagons and protect themselves — against Mr. Trump.
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"If wagons want to have a chance in the U.S., they tend to be on stilts," said Dave Sullivan, an analyst with AutoPacific.
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In 2016, 290 percent of the vehicles sold in the United States were crossovers and sport utility vehicles, according to IHS Automotive. Wagons?
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"We got to circle the wagons around him and help him get through this because he's important to us," Manager Aaron Boone said.
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Allies circle wagons Maduro's allies have come to his defense in the face of increasing pressure from the US and its regional allies.
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Slaves in wagons singing under their breath, ghosts and haints staring silently from tree stumps, ancestors whose names were hidden in children's chants.
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Should families turn up at the theme park with strollers and wagons that don't fit the parameters, they will be able to rent alternatives.
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Like other European auto shows, the cool hatchbacks and wagons at Frankfurt don't have much broad appeal stateside, but they are fun to admire.
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Radio Flyer, which makes everything from classic red wagons to scooters, has created a personalized Tesla Model S for kids ages 3 to 8.
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I'm a big fan of wagons, and that's part of the reason I chose to test the Volvo V90 Cross Country for a month.
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"The wagons go on down the road as time goes on, and that's when isolation can occur and the wheels fall off," she added.
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Volvo's boxy wagons, like the 200-series and 850 that my dad owned, were eminently practical, were instantly recognizable, as well as great sellers.
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JAQUI GARY GRADWELL sports a bushy beard in the style of his voortrekker ancestors—the pioneers who fled British rule in ox-drawn wagons.
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The water that the wagons had careered into was slick with a substance that appeared to be a petrol product, a Reuters witness said.
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A "circle the wagons" approach to criticism of globalisation weakened the case for mitigating policies that might have protected it from a Trumpian backlash.
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"The people from Mississippi left months before the start date, following a literal mule train, carrying everything they owned in their wagons," he said.
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The first car, introduced in 21960 was a striking counterpart to the big sedans and station wagons that, at the time, dominated American highways.
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Wagon lovers would be advised to move to Stockholm, where the V60 debuted earlier this year and where wagons, in general, are a staple.
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The show features diminutive vehicles of all kinds from old-time wagons, trains and fully-rigged sailboats, to futuristic cars and a rocket ship.
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And if that's not enough, TIM can pull around a bunch of small wagons designed to perform other specific tasks that TIM doesn't do.
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Now is not the time to circle the partisan wagons, but a time to deliver on the commitments we made to the American people.
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Social media users posted photos taken at the scene of the accident which showed several wagons overturned on a slope beside the rail line.
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In the face of the GOP resistance to taking responsibility for electing known predators, it's easy to want to circle the wagons around Franken.
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Is it really difficult to see why so many in Washington would rather circle the wagons instead of trying to meet in the middle?
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Much of the rest of the land is largely abandoned, except for several rusting wagons, which have earned the area the nickname "train cemetery".
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But as Team Trump circles the wagons around him, there are new revelations, like how the President's workday doesn't begin until almost noon. 3.
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Continuing to deny and circling the wagons to protect against outside assaults, will not save the NRA, because the destroyer is inside the circle.
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Mr. Modi's decision to circle the wagons around the country's onion crop and bring prices down is starting to soften the impact on consumers.
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Among the industry executives I spoke with, the outlook is optimistic as they unhitch their wagons from the sputtering star of self-driving cars.
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Steamboats replaced sailing ships; canals replaced wagons; railroads replaced canals and riverboats; electric streetcars replaced horsecars; diesel locomotives replaced steam locomotives; and so forth.
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When we don our smoking jackets in our secret lair, we lament the dearth of wagons (but celebrate that few of us actually smoke).
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The adults waited for more details, as their children rode exuberantly around the courtyard in the shelter equivalent of Radio Flyers: milk-crate wagons.
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Activated by a scholar's desire or whim, the volumes career on rails, in red wagons, toward the readers of the New York Public Library.
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Republicans ought not just circle the wagons and Democrats ought not be using words like 'impeach' before they knew anything about the actual substance.
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Along the streets leading to the memorial, people pulled wagons full of homemade Trump merchandise, including Make America Great Again hats and Trump scarves.
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On-demand parking companies including Luxe are part of a small but growing cohort of companies hitching their wagons to today's car ownership model.
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" To his fellow conservatives, Sasse said: "Republicans ought not to be rushing to circle the wagons ... when there's obviously lots that's very troubling here.
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And now it looks like wagons are making a comeback of sorts in the US. Will it once again dominate America's highways and byways?
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Watch the video above to see how Fox News circled the wagons to defend Trump Jr.'s effort to collude with the Russian government.
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The Buffalo Bills circled the wagons for a second week in a row, coming into Gillette Stadium and shocking the New England Patriots 16-0.
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On-demand parking companies including Luxe are a part of a small but growing cohort of companies hitching their wagons to today's car ownership model.
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LOCON specialises in railway container transport with 30 locomotives and more than 250 wagons, operating in Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, the Netherlands and Slovakia.
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John Conyers of Michigan ... have prompted a hard look back at the way Democrats and their allies once circled the wagons around President Bill Clinton.
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Rather, the failure to release the video gives the appearance – whether correctly or not — that the police are circling the wagons to protect their own.
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I think you'd see a circle of wagons even if there were a string of indictments, if you will forgive me for being extremely cynical.
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He's trying to evacuate his home and to bring his men back after Sansa promises to provide him with wagons and supplies to do so.
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"Everybody pulls the wagons around [for] our friends, whoever needs us at whatever point in time," Diaz told Andy Cohen on his Sirius XM show.
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The first is simple enough: When there's an attack on the country or when the country as a whole is threatened, we circle the wagons.
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Once common across the country, and still popular elsewhere in the world, wagons have been unloved by the vast majority of American buyers for years.
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Now, if it can only restrain the tendency to circle the wagons and open fire, maybe we can save both the democracy and the planet.
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He stressed it also included reinforcing surveillance on the public transit, designating more women-only wagons and speeding up the process to file a report.
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So, is the 2018 Jaguar XF Sportbrake S AWD good enough for you to ditch the crossover and return to the wonderful world of wagons?
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KS: No, the wheels are coming off some of the wagons, and wobbly wheels, but they're never going to do this, not Mark Zuckerberg, not.
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