Mr. Heartthrob, Mr. Senior Football Star, Mr. Astounding Catch, from the rich, Cadillac-driving end of town where the mining-company big shots lived.
It is no secret that the Chinese market likes branded, Western goods, with purchasing in China driving higher end apparel, jewelry and auto sales.
But we can also take a week to rent a car and make a less-relaxing effort to explore one island, driving from end to end, seeking out colonial-period architecture and native Taino cultural remnants, or sampling local cuisines, searching for differences in regional preferences within each island.
Adrian Tink of the RAC is in no doubt that motorists began cutting their driving towards the end of last year, as they felt the pinch.
He under-rotated the flip, driving the front end of the snowmobile into the landing and sending him flying over the handlebars and into the snow head-first.
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Ironically, it seems that innovators may end up driving the changes in information and incentives, rather than following them.
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They can be as small as opening your eyes while asleep or, at the very extreme end, driving a car while sleeping.
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Driving to the far end of the base, I reached an unlovely theatre that Springsteen and Jon Landau, his longtime manager, had rented for the rehearsals.
They also face having a criminal record, which would mean more expensive insurance once they have retaken their driving test at the end of the ban.
Cameras, like the array of printers HP sells, are for the most part a means to an end: driving the consumption of more high-margin printing supplies such as ink cartridges.
The Scottish government's consultation on drink-driving runs until the end of November, although Labour justice spokesman Lewis Macdonald said there was a "strong case" for early legislation to cut the limit.
And I think one of the things that's driving this need to end or this desire to end childhood hunger besides the moral issues, there are a lot of people who feel that - or have seen that hungry children don't learn as well, and that is hurting them in the long run.
While he expects volatility ahead of the expected fall launch of the iPhone 5, he sees shares driving higher toward year-end.
Secretary LaHood challenged over 250 safety experts, industry representatives, elected officials, members of the public, and even mommy bloggers to help put an end to distracted driving.
Perhaps this investor is optimistic that the September contract expires after driving season comes to an end, and that investor appetite for airline shares will discount cheaper fuel costs looking ahead.
To some in the modeling industry, it's these same boyish figures that could be driving Pejic's high-end success while simultaneously feeding the industry's unhealthy environment.
Unless this week's news prompts a split in the cartel and so a collapse in crude-oil prices (see article), retail-petrol prices in America may not drop dramatically before the end of the summer driving season.
Everton's new Croatian striker Jelavic, signed from Rangers, was paraded on the pitch at the break in an effort to inspire the home crowd, although it was City who began to attack with purpose when play resumed, Aguero having a penalty shout when his driving run was brought to an end.
Also driving consumers to invest in top-end appliances is the fact that more families have made the kitchen into command central.
However, in the end they prevailed, and driving times between important points such as Thessaloniki and the Epirot provincial capital of Ioannina were halved.
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To my progressive friends, I would remind you that for decades, the driving idea behind reform has been to end insurance company abuses and make coverage available for those without it.
"To my progressive friends, I would remind you that for decades, the driving idea behind reform has been to end insurance company abuses and make coverage affordable for those without it, " he said.
Defending champion Marcel Siem did not have such a good day however, driving out of bounds at the 18th to end with a four-over-par 76.
The west side of the park is fairly isolated, and negotiating a self-supported vehicle drop off at either end requires many hours of extraneous driving, the chief alternative being an out and back ride few cyclists can realistically do in one day.
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When Goodwin's attention is turned from the customer front-end to the "manufacturing" back-end, however, the hard-driving Scot lives up to his renown for the knife.
But then, the very same qualities that would make Parise a desirable acquisition for the Rangers apply to just about every other team in the NHL. And because Parise will have so many potential suitors driving up his price tag, he'll end up with a handsome deal regardless of where he signs.
Affluent men in particular are driving this trend, whether on the buying or receiving end.
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How have tiny computers and the Internet grown to be the driving force in the world economy by century's end?
And that brings me back round to Range Rover's proving grounds, where I am driving an executive limousine through what appears to be the shallow end of an abandoned swimming pool.
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