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More speed on the ground may make up for less in the air.
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High petrol prices and the desire to clean up our air quality make them the smart choice.
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When Whirlpool set up factories to make refrigerators, air-conditioners, washing machines and microwave ovens in China in 1994, it assumed that it was racing against other foreigners.
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The passenger is entitled to "reimbursement of the amounts which proved necessary, appropriate and reasonable to make up for the shortcomings of the air carrier", the ECJ said.
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Cilluffo said, though, that more needs to be done to make sure the threat alert for air security matches up with national security.
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It might also surprise you to learn that air, hotel and rental cars only make up about 50% of the total spend that appears on an expense report.
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They will try to build a case against me, but they know and I know it will be built of air, of smoke, of the cards that make up the house of cards in which I have been living.
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Whether the games they come up with will be good, whether the good games will be discoverable in the Ouya store, and whether a strong enough user-base will make the Ouya financially viable is all still very much up in the air.
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Software features like Air View, Multi Windows, Pop-up Play will make sure you have plenty to do on that giant screen.
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The cheapest versions won't have air-conditioning or power steering, but Tata hopes its cute looks will make up for missing creature comforts--just as happened with the VW Beetle and the Mini long before it.
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While services may indeed make up 80% of today's economy, there are always going to be buildings that need constructing, air conditioners and refrigerators that need fixing, and goods that need to be delivered to department stores and supermarkets.
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