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…, steamships, tram-cars, motor-cars and aeroplanes-have had complex economic consequences for Britain's role in the process of industrialisation. One of the ways, the commonest way perhaps, by which an economy can develop from a pre-industrial…

…accelerates as fast as possible over a 1/8-mile distance. The fastest vehicle obtains 100 points for this event. Handling test: Vehicles traverse a slalom course as fast as possible. The fastest car receives 100 points. Noise test: The noise of the vehicles…

…at speeds of seventy to one hundred miles an hour. Suddenly the driver of the car lost control and crashed straight into a stone pillar, destroying the car. Diana was immediately rushed to a hospital to undergo two hours of emergency surgery that in the end were…

…piano. Scene 4. Campaigning for Kane. This next scene begins with a political supporter for Kane campaigning for him atop a car. We then cut to a scene of Kane giving a political speech for state governor in front of a good number of people yelling…

…a particular investment" that involved a "modest sum of money". The documents also show that Rodney Adler - recently estimated to be worth $80 million on the BRW Rich List - had no properties in NSW or cars. Mrs Adler owned a car and $12 million harbour-front…

…anywhere in the world to use resources located anywhere in the world, to produce a product anywhere in the world, to be sold anywhere in the world. It's impossible to say, "this is an American car" or "this is a Japanese car," and the same goes for many other…

…several of their plans to destroy America and the West. These plans included the 1993 World Trade Center bombings, a 1995 car bomb outside the Saudi National Guard building in Riyadh that killed five Americans, the 1998 bombings of the American embassy bombings…

…and reduce air emissions and not increase them. Many of the slower roads have increased traffic flow, which release more emissions from cars and trucks. It will reduce emissions from cars and trucks altogether, since they will be traveling at greater speed…

…in the summer. The Everglades can be explored by personal vehicles, commercial tour buses, bicycle, motorboat, or canoe. There is no public transportation in the park. Admission fees are ten dollars per car or five dollars per pedestrian/cyclist at the main…

…uniforms and trench coats as though they were staging a raid. At the garage, the keywells spotted a man who looked like Bugs Moran. The assassination squad got into their police uniforms and drove over to the garage in their stolen police car. Playing…