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  • ...d. Even in the early days, Tommasini's frames where appreciated for their fine finishes and their true racing geometries. At that time, many amateurs and
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  • ...rburetor]] [[Of the Garden]] from 24 [[millimetro|mm]] with one of greater fine diameter also to 34 milimeter
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  • ...Activating the brake will cause the train to automatically stop. Severe [[fine]]s are often in place to dissuade people from activating the brake without
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  • ...[[14th century]] and altered again early in the [[15th century]], when the fine [[Gothic architecture|gothic]] doorway and [[ship's keel roof]] were added.
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  • ...er "antique car club" faction, are very inclusive. Almost any older car in fine condition becomes a classic. The other extreme are the "[[Concours d'Elegan :''A CCCA Classic is a "fine" or "distinctive" automobile, either American or foreign built, produced be
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  • Fabriano's wealth and commitment to the fine arts in the late medieval period have left it with many handsome monuments:
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  • ...Angoulême is encircled by boulevards known as the ''Remparts'', from which fine views may be obtained in all directions. Within the town the streets are of ...is surmounted by a dome, and the extremity of the north [[transept]] by a fine square tower over 160 ft. high.
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  • ...e [[8th century]]. An early restoration was completed in [[1234]]. It is a fine [[Romanesque]] building in grey stone, built in the form of a Greek cross, There are also several fine late [[Gothic architecture|Gothic]] buildings, among them the churches of S
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  • ...rburetor]] [[Of the Garden]] from 24 [[millimetro|mm]] with one of greater fine diameter also to 34 milimeter
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  • ...rred to simply as "Zegna." Zegna quickly gained a reputation for producing fine quality [[wool]] [[Suit (clothes)|suits]], and by the end of the [[1930s]],
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  • ...to note that most standard beadlocks clamp only the outside bead. This is fine in most cases because the outside bead is the side that comes unseated most
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  • '''Museums with fine art collections and an online presence'''
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  • ...e it could be considered as a limited-budget Ferrari and these days it's a fine car for those who like the exotic.
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  • Let’s continue the guided visit: another fine object, the gearbox. When open, it is more like a jewel than a mechanism made of gears, forks and rockers: there are 6 ex-tractable gears and it has a fine positively actuated valve gear
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  • *[http://www.cia.edu The Cleveland Institute of Art (Cleveland)] Bachelor of Fine Arts in Industrial Design with Automotive Emphasis ...cscad.edu/study/majors College for Creative Studies (Detroit)] Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Transportation Design.
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  • '''Fiberglass''' or '''glassfibre''' is material made from extremely fine [[fiber]]s of [[glass]]. It is used as a reinforcing agent for many polyme The technique of heating and drawing glass into fine fibers has been known to exist for thousands of years; however, the concept
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  • The church of ''San Bernardino di Siena'' (1472) has a fine Renaissance façade by Nicolò Filotesio (commonly called Cola dell'Amatric ...ecorated portals and a rose-window above each. The two side doors are also fine. The interior contains the mausoleum of Pope Celestine V erected in 1517.
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  • ...y - as the outright number two at Brabham behind Jack himself. Finishing a fine fourth that year, the highlights came a third place at Reims in France, a s ..., Denny was back on winning ways taking victory in South Africa, and a few fine podiums elsewhere - thus finishing 1972 in third place - with 39 points.
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  • ...dings have been discovered, among them traces of the ancient city walls, a fine [[mosaic]], found in [[1852]] but at once destroyed, and a number of tombs
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  • ...of bad rulers led to a take over by the [[Holy Roman Empire]] of the once fine independent state of Tuscany after the Medici [[dynasty]] died out.
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  • ...bicycle tires, although designed for pavement use only, often have a very fine tread pattern, which appears to provide no difference in performance ''vis
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  • ...as not greatly altered, although the front suspension could be adjusted to fine tune the racing handling. But the car was also simplified, leaving it almos
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  • ...TG500]] had limited sales is that it had only one front seat. One seat is fine for commuting, but who wants to lavish great attention and expense on a car
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  • ...coupe with the 1.6 engine, and the Swiss-registered car pictured here is a fine representative of the type.
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  • ...ivity continues even in the seventies and eighties, with the production of fine scooters, such as the ''Nevada'', the ''Go'' series, ''Oxford'' and the ori
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  • '''Fiberglass''' or '''fibreglass''' is material made from extremely fine [[fiber]]s of [[glass]]. It is widely used in the manufacture of [[insulat The technique of heating and drawing glass into fine fibers has been known to exist for thousands of years; however, the concept
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  • ...' (a stew made from [[veal]] bones) and "Risotto al [[Barolo]]," made with fine red wine, but thousands of variations exist, both with vegetables and meat,
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  • ...3.5 [[litre]] [[V12 engine]] which produced up to 660[[Horsepower|bhp]], a fine effort considering that it was the team's first [[naturally aspirated]] eng
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  • ...he cars ability to corner. The steering system has been looked over with a fine toothed comb and tweaked to provide better precision and greater feel, whil
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  • ...thin sheet of dough. In the 1st century BC work of Horace, ''lagana'' were fine sheets of dough which were fried and were an everyday food. Writing in the
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  • Following the retirement of [[Derek Warwick]] and [[Eddie Cheever]] after fine drives with gearbox and engine failure respectively, [[Jonathan Palmer]] wa
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  • ...a. 124 sport coupes are extremely modern in chassis and engine design with fine tolerances not unlike modern motors, good braking via four 9" disc brakes a
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  • ...ed into the limelight since its first realization exhibited at the Show of Fine Arts in Turin in the winter of 1922. They built a [[scooter]] in record tim
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  • ...tees team again but also spent some time building a strong reputation as a fine sports car racer.
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  • ...[facade]]s were designed to be of equal value so that occupants could have fine views in all directions. Also, in such cases, [[portico]]s were built on al ...Irish nationalists; until recently Dublin was one of the few cities where fine late 18th-century housing could be seen in ruinous condition. Elsewhere in
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  • ...909,3210_3213_1459823,00.html] In the end, the punishment was a $5 million fine. [http://www.grandprix.com/ns/ns17474.html]
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  • ...ing. While maintaining this career, Mike made a brief foray into producing fine artwork after being commissioned by Bob Hagestad Porsche Audi in Denver, Co
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  • ...pared reasonably to his teammate ([[Johnny Herbert]]) and was important in fine-tuning the team's active [[Suspension (vehicle)|suspension]] system, scorin
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  • ...get the best product out of little workshops that are dedicated to making fine, beautiful bikes and bike parts. Like the Brianza, you'll find that the wor
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  • ...y true of vehicles with less-sophisticated hydraulic braking systems where fine control is not as easy as with the more developed braking systems. Converse
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  • *''[[Santa Maria dei Miracoli]]'' (1488-1523), with a fine façade by [[Giovanni Antonio Amadeo]], decorated with bas-reliefs and a Re *The castle, at the north-east angle of the town, commands a fine view.
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  • ...arely on road cars as it's benefits lie mostly in the realm of boost curve fine tuning (quicker boost response) and allowing for said with the use of a fre
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  • ...disgusts me. I have filmed with him in Prague and the Bahamas and he is a fine actor. He brings something new and edgy to the role. His critics will be pr
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  • ...k in the mid-1960s, his association with the 007 image was so intense that fine performances in his non-Bond films, such as [[Alfred Hitchcock]]'s ''[[Marn | [[1966 in film|1966]] || ''[[A Fine Madness]]'' || Samson Shillitoe ||
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