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  • Mercury (disambiguation)
    {{rpl|Mercury (automobile)}} {{rpl|Mercury (automobile marque)}}
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  • Ford Motor Company
    ...n]]. Founded by [[Henry Ford]] in 1903, it is currently the fourth-largest automobile manufacturer in the world based on sales figures and production volume. ...actures vehicles under its [[Lincoln (automobile)|Lincoln]] and [[Mercury (automobile)|Mercury]] brands in North America and manages [[Volvo Cars]] of [[Sweden]]
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  • Car
    #REDIRECT [[Automobile]]
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  • Subaru/Definition
    Brand of automobile, manufactured by Fuji Heavy Industries, a Japanese engineering concern base
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  • BMW/Definition
    '''Bayerische Motoren Werke AG''', an automobile manufacturer originating from Germany noted for sports and luxury cars.
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  • Lexus/Definition
    Brand of luxury vehicles part of the automobile manufacturer, Toyota Motor Corporation
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  • Ford Motor Company/Definition
    An American automobile manufacturer founded by Henry Ford in 1903 and based in Dearborn, Michigan.
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  • AAA (disambiguation)
    {{rpl|American Automobile Association}}
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  • Chrysler/Definition
    [[United States of America|American]]-founded automobile company, also responsible for the [[Jeep]] and [[Dodge]] brands; now split
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  • G. Conoly Phillips/Definition
    Former Norfolk City Councilman; retired automobile dealer; chairman of the board of trustees, [[Regent University]]; board [[G
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  • Motorcycle/Definition
    ...zed vehicle, generally nimble, fast, and economical when compared to an [[automobile]], but requiring either support or operator intervention to stand on both w
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  • Mustang (disambiguation)
    * [[Mustang (Ford automobile)]]
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  • Vega (disambiguation)
    {{rpl|Vega (automobile}}
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  • Saturn (disambiguation)
    {{rpl|Saturn (automobile)}}
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  • Indianapolis 500
    The '''Indianapolis 500''' is an automobile race run annually at the [[Indianapolis Motor Speedway]] since 1911.
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  • Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile
    The '''Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile''' (FIA), founded in 1904 and based in [[Paris]], is the global governing b
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  • Road rage/Definition
    ...ate to the situation at hand, that occurs within the context of driving an automobile.
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  • Full Authority Digital Electronic Control/Definition
    A computer-assisted means of controlling a complex machine, such as an automobile or aircraft engine, in which the operator uses a simple control to signal '
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  • Hybrid vehicle/Definition
    A vehicle powered by two or more sources of energy. One common form of hybrid automobile, for example, has both gasoline and electric engines, along with technology
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  • Electric motor/Timelines
    |event='''1960s''': [[alternator]]s replace generators on automobile engines |event='''1970s''': electronically controlled ignition appears in automobile engines
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  • Subaru
    '''Subaru''' is a brand of automobile, manufactured by [[Fuji Heavy Industries]], a [[Japan|Japanese]] engineerin
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  • Ford Motor Company/Related Articles
    {{r|Automobile}}
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  • Honda
    ...s in motor-driven technology products, including the Honda and [[Acura]] [[automobile]]s, [[Hondajet]], and [[ASIMO]] robot. [[Soichiro Honda]] established the T
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  • Gasoline/External Links
    ...ehicle Manufacturers’ Association and for the Association of International Automobile Manufacturers of Canada
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  • Garrett Morgan/Related Articles
    {{r|Automobile}}
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  • Ferrari/Related Articles
    {{r|Automobile}}
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  • Subaru/Related Articles
    {{r|Automobile}}
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  • DaimlerChrysler/Related Articles
    {{r|Automobile}}
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  • Amores perros
    The movie's plot is composed of three separate stories, interconnected by an automobile accident, which ignite, turn, twist or end the three stories.
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  • Simple machine/Related Articles
    {{r|Automobile}}
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  • Detroit, Michigan
    ...ince [[Henry Ford]] developed the assembly line and mass production of the automobile in Detroit, it has for decades been known as "[[The Motor City]]" or "Motow
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  • Chrysler/Related Articles
    {{rpl|Automobile}}
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  • BMW/Related Articles
    {{r|Automobile}}
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  • Polymer chemistry/Related Articles
    {{r|Automobile}}
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  • Galaxy (disambiguation)
    {{rpl|Ford Galaxy (automobile)}}
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  • Triumph (disambiguation)
    *Triumph Motor Company: A British automobile manufacturer.
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  • Automobile
    '''Automobile''' is a generic term to describe a wheeled vehicle that carries its own eng ...g:.5em;">See Also: <br/>[[History of the Automobile]]<br/>[[History of the Automobile Industry]]</div>
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  • Automobile/Related Articles
    Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Automobile]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • Chemical thermodynamics/Related Articles
    {{r|Automobile}}
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  • Calculus/Related Articles
    {{r|Automobile}}
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  • San Diego Electric Railway/Gallery
    ...}}<br />As early as the 1920s rail transport began losing ridership to the automobile.
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  • NASCAR/Related Articles
    {{r|automobile racing}}
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  • Indianapolis, Indiana
    ...ctangular oval has hosted the [[Indianapolis 500]], an American open-wheel automobile race held annually on [[Memorial Day (US)|Memorial Day]] weekend. Considere
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  • Lexus
    Lexus is a brand of luxury vehicles and is a part of the [[automobile]] manufacturer, Toyota Motor Corporation which together with its members co
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  • BMW
    ...ren Werke AG, commonly referred to as '''BMW''', is an independently run [[automobile]] manufacturer originating from Germany. With its roots tracing back before 1929 saw the production of BMW's first automobile, the [[BMW 3/15]]. The car weighed 882 pounds and had fifteen horsepower fo
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  • Crane (disambiguation)
    ...le A-shaped support, to pull upwards or diagonally; the common crane on an automobile towing vehicle.
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  • Henry Ford/External Links
    * [http://automotivehistoryonline.com/ford.htm Automobile History Online - Henry Ford History & Photos]
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  • Lead/Related Articles
    {{r|Automobile}}
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  • Line Replaceable Unit
    To simplify supply requirements, military units, airlines, and even automobile dealers prefer to have LRUs to be common among different "platforms". A ra
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  • Poznań
    ...ipolit Cegielski Poznań S.A. (engines, railroad cars) and [[Volkswagen]]'s automobile factory. Kompania Piwowarska, one of two largest producers of [[beer]] in P
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  • Radar warning receiver
    "Fuzz busters" and similar devices are intended to warn automobile drivers that they are approaching a police radar. More and more requirement
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  • Crane (mechanical)
    ...le A-shaped support, to pull upwards or diagonally; the common crane on an automobile towing vehicle.
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  • Hertz (unit)
    ...gh as people age their ability to hear the highest frequencies diminishes. Automobile engines typically idle between 10 and 20 Hz. The earth rotates with a frequ
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  • Trenton, New Jersey
    ...rom Trenton into [[Pennsylvania (U.S. state)|Pennsylvania]], is visible to automobile traffic crossing the river on U.S. Route 1. For many years, one of the let
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  • Henry Ford
    ...n years, he came to understand the need for a widely affordable and rugged automobile to suit the US market. The 1908 [[Model T]] Ford fit this need, and sales
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  • Built environment/Bibliography
    Wachs, M., & Crawford, M. (1992). The Car and the city : the automobile, the built environment, and daily urban life. Ann Arbor: University of Mich
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  • Walter Reuther/Bibliography
    ...T. "The UAW, American Trade Policy, and the Transformation of the Global Automobile Industry, 1945-1973." PhD dissertation West Virginia U. 2004. 324 pp. DAI
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  • DaimlerChrysler
    ...e early 1990's, flush with profits from their successful [[Mercedes-Benz]] automobile line. Jürgen Schrempp, their CEO at the time, set out to expand Daimler-Be
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  • Cleveland, Ohio
    ...cities in the [[United States of America]], and a major producer of steel, automobile parts, and other industrial goods, as well as the site of the headquarters
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  • Henry Ford/Bibliography
    * McIntyre, Stephen L. "The Failure of Fordism: Reform of the Automobile Repair Industry, 1913-1940: ''Technology and Culture'' 2000 41(2): 269-299. * Tedlow, Richard S. "The Struggle for Dominance in the Automobile Market: the Early Years of Ford and General Motors" ''Business and Economic
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  • Cryoprotectant
    ...opylene glycol]] and [[glycerol]]. [[Ethylene glycol]] is commonly used as automobile [[antifreeze]] and [[propylene glycol]] has been used to reduce ice formati
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  • Halifax Regional Municipality
    ...ast Guard base , ocean research centre , a shipyard , an oil refinery , an automobile import facility and a Naval dockyard.
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  • United Auto Workers/Bibliography
    ...T. "The UAW, American Trade Policy, and the Transformation of the Global Automobile Industry, 1945-1973." PhD dissertation West Virginia U. 2004. 324 pp. DAI
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  • Environmental engineering
    ...n]], water pollution and air pollution from [[Automobile emissions control|automobile exhausts]] and industrial sources.<ref>{{cite book|author=Turner, D.B.|titl
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  • Volt
    ...de up of several 1.5 volt cells in series, producing 3, 6, 9 or 12 volts. Automobile batteries (with some exceptions) are rated to produce 12 volts, though they
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  • Control engineering
    ...uise Control]]. A human operator specifies a desired [[velocity]] for her automobile. The cruise control system measures current velocity and acceleration, and
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  • Walter Reuther
    ...or unions in the United States|labor union]] leader, who made the [[United Automobile Workers]] a major force not only in the auto industry but also in the [[Dem ...und employment at General Motors and became an active member of the United Automobile Workers (UAW).
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  • United Auto Workers
    ...million members in 1969, but has been shrinking steadily as the unionized automobile industry (GM, Ford, Chrysler) downsizes. ...wage, high-production, full-employment economy that would benefit not only automobile workers, but American consumers more generally. After the war, the UAW also
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  • Leo Fender
    ...to musical instruments in the 1950s & 60's, what [[Henry Ford]] was to the automobile in the 1920s & 30's.
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  • Garrett Morgan
    ...to have been the first African American in the Cleveland area to own an [[automobile]]. ...that Morgan became convinced that something more needed be done to improve automobile safety.
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  • Motor racing
    ...n November of the same year, several French motoring pioneers formed the [[Automobile Club de France]] (ACF), which thereafter governed most of the major races i ...July over 1347 km and won by [[Alfred Velghe]] (France) driving a [[Mors (automobile)|Mors]] in a time of 20:50:09. This race is in retrospect sometimes referr
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  • Built environment
    ...orkers contribute much more pollution to their environments in the form of automobile exhaust, which has led to a rise in the incidence of asthma and other respi
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  • John Allen Midgett, Jr.
    Midgett was mortally wounded in an automobile accident in late 1937 and died early in 1938.<ref name=NCDictBio/>
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  • Road rage
    ...ate to the situation at hand, that occurs within the context of driving an automobile. It is generally considered a subset of [[Intermittent explosive disorder|
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  • Emergency medical service
    ...es, had a better chance of survival than a comparably injured victim of an automobile accident in his civilian home.<ref name=VN-Med>{{citation
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  • Chrysler
    ...es profitable. One of his personal goals was to build a new, more advanced automobile with a higher compression engine and hydraulic brakes. The bankers who owne ...of events the Dodge brothers had expanded from a parts supplier to a full automobile manufacturer and had also built a strong dealer network. This purchase put
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  • Clean Air Act (U.S.)
    | Automobile emissions|| More than 90% | Automobile usage || Almost 200%
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  • Failure (engineering)
    ...' is the most obvious of failure modes and would includes failures such as automobile engine not starting or light bulb burnout.
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  • Richard Stallman
    ...know how some software works) could be redirected towards, say, preventing automobile accidents, thousands of lives per month might be saved.
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  • Somethin' Else (song)
    ...f a book of matches, and describes how the protagonist wants a convertible automobile they cannot afford, and a woman who they fear will not go out with them. In
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  • Calculus
    ...]] of a function. We will use the concrete example of the position of an [[automobile]] on a straight road as an example.
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  • Three Colours: Red
    ...signals, on the canopy of the neighbourhood restaurant, on a character's [[automobile]], and on a huge [[advertising]] banner featuring Valentine's facial profil
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  • Grande Costa D’Avorio
    ...carry a deck cargo of [[Intermodal container]] and an internal cargo of [[automobile]]s or other road vehicles. She was launched in 2011. She survived a catas
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  • Aerotrain
    ...revenues to air and bus lines, as well as the increasing popularity of the automobile.<ref name=hicks81>Hicks, p. 81</ref><ref>$700,000 equates to approximately ..., designated Model LWT12 (for "lightweight, 1,200 horsepower"). The units' automobile styling cues were the work of GM's Special Projects Studio. The unique "tur
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  • Ann Arbor Railroad
    ...with the [[Great Lakes Central]]. The AARR served mostly customers in the automobile industry and interchanged with [[CSXT]], [[Norfolk Southern]], [[Canadian N
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  • Chase Osborn
    ...ws'', [[Frank Knox]]. Osborn ran an aggressive campaign, often touring by automobile so that he could reach nearly every district. His slogan was "Osborn, Harmo
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  • George Patton
    ...ar rank shortly before the end of the war. He died Dec. 21, 1945, after an automobile accident, and was buried in the U.S. military cemetery at Hamm, Luxembourg.
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  • Grand Canyon Limited
    * December 27, 1949: Train No. 23 collides with an automobile at a grade crossing in Highland Park, California, which flattens the wheels
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  • Trademark
    ...rs, "Pledge" for furniture polish, "Fossil" for watches, or "Civic" for an automobile. Finally, a ''fanciful'' mark is a completely made-up word, such as "Acura"
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  • Triage
    ...t to which "mechanism of injury" should be considered: is the victim of an automobile accident believed been at some value of high speed, or a gunshot wound to a
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  • The Misfits (film)
    Montgomery Clift, who had been badly injured in an [[automobile accident]] in 1956 and had to undergo [[reconstructive surgery]] on his fac
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  • Fireboats in New Jersey
    ...imary fuel for the vessel fire was the gasoline in each of the over 1000 [[Automobile]]s relied on for stevedores to drive them on board.<ref name=nytimes2023-07
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  • Fordism
    "Fordism" was coined about 1910 to describe [[Henry Ford]]'s successes in the automobile industry. Ford improved [[mass production]] methods and developed the [[as * Peter J. Ling. ''America and the Automobile: Technology, Reform, and Social Change'' chapter on “Fordism and the Arc
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  • Hepatic encephalopathy
    ===Assessment fitness for automobile driving===
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  • Middletown
    ...families formerly never strayed more than a few miles from town; with the automobile, they are able to take vacations across the United States. ...the chagrin of local community leaders (one local preacher referred to the automobile as a "house of prostitution on wheels").
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  • Polymer chemistry
    ...ponents, including polymers designed to work at high [[temperature]]s in [[automobile]] [[engine]]s.
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  • Congress of Industrial Organizations/Bibliography
    ...nt Unionism, 1900-1950'' (1992); on the Allis-Chalmers local of the United Automobile Workers in Wisconsin
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  • Usability
    ...and indeed the ignition key slot (and key release) in different models of automobile.
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  • Les Paul
    Paul was injured in a near-fatal automobile accident in January 1948 in [[Oklahoma (U.S. state)|Oklahoma]], which shatt
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  • Townes Van Zandt/Discography
    # Automobile Blues # Automobile Blues
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  • Simple machine
    | [[Automobile]]
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  • Mount Blue Sky
    ..., completed in 1930.<ref>Sampson, Edith (1930). "Along the World's Highest Automobile Road," In ''Municipal Facts'', Volume 13, numbers 9–10 September–Octobe
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  • New Jersey (U.S. state)
    ...rom Trenton into [[Pennsylvania (U.S. state)|Pennsylvania]], is visible to automobile traffic crossing the river on U.S. Route 1. For many years, one of the let
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  • Archive:Monthly Write-a-Thon
    ...roup]]s or [[legends in sports]]. But wait, there are many [[tree]]s and [[automobile]]s and [[computer program]]s, and [[ice cream]] flavors. Sooo many choices,
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  • Cherokee language
    ...ception to the phonology above is the modern Oklahoma use of the loanword "automobile," with the {{IPA|/ɔ/}} sound and {{IPA|/b/}} sound of English.
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  • Public opinion poll
    ...that had been sent to Americans listed in telephone directories and state automobile registries. The exercise was repeated to good effect in the next four elect ...ents constituted an extraordinarily large sample, relying on telephone and automobile listings — especially during the [[Great Depression]] — yielded results
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  • Pump
    * a [[lobe pump]] similar to oil pumps used in automobile engines, or
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  • In God We Trust
    ...(U.S. state)]] and [[Louisiana (U.S. state)|Louisiana]] have all offered [[automobile]] [[license plates]] featuring the motto for their states motorists, as ha
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  • MIL-STD-1553
    ...el as if they were excluded from the process. What began as the Society of Automobile Engineers has evolved to SAE International, which deals with other industri
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  • Hyperloop
    ...ine-tenths the speed of [[sound]] and transport passengers, and possibly [[automobile]]s, 350 miles from [[Los Angeles, California|Los Angeles]] to [[San Francis
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  • Venturi tube
    ...flow rates, but it has countless other applications. For instance, in an automobile carburetor air runs through a venturi tube before it is mixed with gasoline
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  • World War II, Homefront, U.S.
    ...There was plenty of gasoline; the rationing was an efficient way to ration automobile tires, with rubber in very short supply.) Bread, milk and beer were not rat ...s; together with other war agencies they accounted for 40% of GNP by 1944. Automobile plants ceased production of passenger cars, creating a shortage of them in
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  • Centrifugal force
    The balancing of automobile tires or rotating shafts involves an example of centrifugal force referred ..., of course. For example, suppose the rod is interpreted as the axle of an automobile tire, and the two weights represent asymmetry in the weight distribution of
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  • San Diego Electric Railway
    ...g ridership (due in large part to the phenomenal rise in popularity of the automobile) ultimately led the company to discontinue all streetcar service in 1949, m ...to utilize streamlined units. The cars (designated as "Class 6") featured automobile-style controls, fast acceleration and deceleration, a triple braking system
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  • San Diegan
    * February 11, 1954: The RDCs (making up train No. 81) collide with an automobile in [[Encinitas, California|Encinitas]]. * October 14, 1954: RDC #DC191 strikes and automobile in [[Morena, California|Morena]] and sustains damage in the collision. RDC
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  • Archive:Monthly Write-a-Thon/January 31, 2021
    ...roup]]s or [[legends in sports]]. But wait, there are many [[tree]]s and [[automobile]]s and [[computer program]]s, and [[ice cream]] flavors. Sooo many choices,
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  • Archive:Monthly Write-a-Thon/January 24, 2021
    ...roup]]s or [[legends in sports]]. But wait, there are many [[tree]]s and [[automobile]]s and [[computer program]]s, and [[ice cream]] flavors. Sooo many choices,
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  • Archive:Monthly Write-a-Thon/March 14, 2021
    ...roup]]s or [[legends in sports]]. But wait, there are many [[tree]]s and [[automobile]]s and [[computer program]]s, and [[ice cream]] flavors. Sooo many choices,
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  • Archive:Monthly Write-a-Thon/January 24, 2020
    ...roup]]s or [[legends in sports]]. But wait, there are many [[tree]]s and [[automobile]]s and [[computer program]]s, and [[ice cream]] flavors. Sooo many choices,
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  • Amish
    ...ceptable technologies or other matters. Nevertheless, the rejection of the automobile and the computer, and the use of horse power, as well as their distinctive
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  • Archive:Monthly Write-a-Thon/January 10, 2020
    ...roup]]s or [[legends in sports]]. But wait, there are many [[tree]]s and [[automobile]]s and [[computer program]]s, and [[ice cream]] flavors. Sooo many choices,
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  • Gasoline/Citable Version
    ...eloped by [[The Pembina Institute]] for the [[Association of International Automobile Manufacturers of Canada]]</ref> ...ed by the [[European Union]] and the standards developed by the [[European Automobile Manufacturers Association]] (ACEA) are presented below. The individual coun
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  • Gasoline
    ...eloped by [[The Pembina Institute]] for the [[Association of International Automobile Manufacturers of Canada]]</ref> ...ed by the [[European Union]] and the standards developed by the [[European Automobile Manufacturers Association]] (ACEA) are presented below. The individual coun
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  • Archive:Monthly Write-a-Thon/January 17, 2020
    ...roup]]s or [[legends in sports]]. But wait, there are many [[tree]]s and [[automobile]]s and [[computer program]]s, and [[ice cream]] flavors. Sooo many choices,
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  • Archive:High priority articles for pilot
    # [[Automobile]]
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  • Benzodiazepine
    ...He mentioned a 90-day study of chlordiazepoxide, which concluded that the automobile accident rate among 68 users was ten times higher than normal. Participants
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  • Breakfast cereal industry
    ...out the industry is the oligopolistic control by 4 companies—much like the automobile industry before it was open to foreign competition in the 1970s. Cereal fi
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  • It Won't Get You Anywhere
    ...ed Kingdom|London]] just across from [[Holland Park]], have been killed in automobile accidents in the last few months, in Italy, Germany, and London. After the
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  • Don Budge
    In December of 1999, Budge was injured in an automobile accident from which he never fully recovered. He died on January 26 2000 at
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  • Benchmark quantities
    | Current to start an automobile | Automobile battery (Six 2-volt cells)
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  • Hydrocracking
    :* The automobile industry began manufacturing higher-performing automobiles that required [[
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  • Blandings Castle
    ...castle's stately [[Hispano-Suiza]], or, in an emergency, the [[Albatross (automobile)|Albatross]] or the Antelope (''[[Summer Lightning]]'').
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  • Second law of thermodynamics
    ...resentation also applies to many other machines, for instance also to an [[automobile]], a vehicle with an internal [[combustion engine]]. The high-temperature h
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  • Archive:Monthly Write-a-Thon/September 2, 2009
    ''Your favourite architect, automobile manufacturer, jeweller, engineer...or their creations - you get the idea.''
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  • Air pollution dispersion terminology
    ...[[petrochemical]] plants). Another example would be the emissions from an automobile paint shop with multiple roof vents or multiple open windows.
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  • Air pollution dispersion terminology/Citable Version
    ...[[petrochemical]] plants). Another example would be the emissions from an automobile paint shop with multiple roof vents or multiple open windows.
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  • Chemical thermodynamics
    ...cal device like a [[electric motor|motor]] doing [[mechanical work]]. An [[automobile]] [[lead]]-[[acid]] [[battery (electricity)|battery]] can be recharged, dri
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  • Smog
    During the smog episode, a smog alarm was called, personal automobile driving was banned and many schools were closed.<ref>[http://www.geschichte ...and 1600 people were taken to hospital, in a severe smog blamed largely on automobile exhausts.<ref>{{cite news |url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east
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  • United States of America
    The automobile industry has long traditions in the United States. [[Henry Ford]] pioneered ...es, such as Greyhound, serve a downscale clientele that lacks access to an automobile.<ref> http://scriptorium.lib.duke.edu/adaccess/carandbus.html </ref>
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  • Corruption in Malaysia
    }}</ref> Counterfeit production of several goods including IT products, automobile parts, etc., are prevalent.<ref name="IBR220"/>
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  • Renewable energy
    ...r the Second World War, the explosive worldwide growth of gasoline-powered automobile transportation, and the shift from coal powered locomotives to diesel-fuele ...hrysler]], and [[General Motors Corporation|General Motors]] are among the automobile companies that sell [[flexible-fuel]] cars, trucks, and minivans that can u
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  • History of U.S. labor unions
    ...g, and strike activity has almost faded away. The labor force in unionized automobile and steel plants, for example, has fallen dramatically. Construction trades ...ncial resources that the CIO poured into organizing drives by the [[United Automobile Workers]] (UAW), the USWA, the Textile Workers Union and other newly formed
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  • Catalysis
    *[[Catalytic converter]]s for mitigating automobile exhaust emissions
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  • Marshall Plan
    ...n State Department division headed 1948-50 by Paul Hoffman (1891-1974), an automobile executive with the skills of a master salesman. The ECA demanded that reci At Fiat, automobile production per employee quadrupled between 1948 and 1955, the fruit of an i
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  • Great Depression in the United States
    ...rter of 1933, farm prices rose sharply and there was renewed investment in automobile and steel production. Between 1932 and 1935, Gross National Product rose by
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  • Chiropractic history
    ...ch is disease." Before his sudden death in 1913 (allegedly run over by an automobile driven by his son) he repudiated his earlier theory that vertebral subluxat
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  • Obesogenic environment
    ...>Freund, P., Martin, G., 1996. The commodity that is eating the world: the automobile, the environment, and capitalism.
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  • Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
    ...ear=1997 |pmid=9291723 |doi=}}</ref> Teenage males are more likely to have automobile accidents.<ref>Redelmeier DA, Chan WK, Lu H, 2010 Road Trauma in Teenage Ma
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  • California, history since 1846
    Automobile travel became important after 1910. A key route was the [[Lincoln Highway]] ...lroad line that was torn out and paved over to encourage the advent of the automobile age). None of the implemented solutions are without their critics. The spr
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  • Saturn (planet)
    ...d ice particles ranging in size from specks of dust to the size of a small automobile. There are two main theories regarding the origin of Saturn's rings. One th
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  • Natural gas/Citable Version
    Compressed natural gas (CNG) is a cleaner alternative to other automobile fuels such as gasoline (petrol) and diesel fuel. As of December 2008, the c
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  • Natural gas
    Compressed natural gas (CNG) is a cleaner alternative to other automobile fuels such as gasoline (petrol) and diesel fuel. As of December 2008, the c
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  • Lead
    ...d type metal to the list of lead uses. With the growth in production of [[Automobile|public and private motorized vehicles]] and the associated use of starting-
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  • BMW motorcycles
    ...lanes. Reluctantly Max Friz, BMW's head designer, turned to motorcycle and automobile engines to sustain the company. Friz designed the now-legendary opposed, fl
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  • Standard Oil Company
    ...esponsibility. While most companies dumped gasoline (this being before the automobile) in rivers, Standard used it to fuel the company's own machines. Where giga
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  • Science
    ...in maintaining public health ever since (see [[Refrigeration]]). The first automobile, dating from the 1880s, made use of many advances in physics and engineerin
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  • McGuffey Readers
    ...al / technological society in the 20th century. It was a world without the automobile, instant communications, and electronic entertainment. It also lacked the h
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  • Migration (demography)
    ...the 1860s (and are still important near New York, London, and Tokyo). The automobile played a decisive role in the movement to the suburbs, especially after 194
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  • William Howard Taft
    * Taft was the first American president to own a presidential [[automobile]]. He converted the White House stables into a four-car garage in 1909.<ref
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  • Obama administration
    ...deliver renewable energy to consumers. They also pledged to increase [[car|automobile]] efficiency and reverse the Bush administration's block on the state of [[
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  • Railroads in California
    ...ystique. The "golden age" of railroading would eventually end as travel by automobile and airplane became more cost-effective, and popular.
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  • Central processing unit
    ...ocessors, and microprocessors are also used in many everyday items, from [[automobile]]s and household appliances to cellular phones and children's toys.
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  • Chicago, Illinois/Bibliography
    * Barrett, Paul. ''The Automobile and Urban Transit: The Formation of Public Policy in Chicago, 1900-1930.''
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  • Macromolecular chemistry/Citable Version
    ...l importance and are used in the manufacturing of all sorts of goods, from automobile parts to household appliances. The artificial polymer molecules usually exi
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  • Macromolecular chemistry
    ...l importance and are used in the manufacturing of all sorts of goods, from automobile parts to household appliances. The artificial polymer molecules usually exi
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  • Mortality (demography)
    Young adults, are most likely to die by violence, especially automobile accidents, homicide and suicide. In the 1980s AIDS became a major factor fo
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  • Fokker
    ...1996, the Board of Directors of Daimler-Benz decided to focus on its core automobile business and cut ties with Fokker. The next day an Amsterdam court extended
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  • U.S. Demographic History
    ...a shift away from the cities, mostly due to the gaining popularity of the automobile and heavy government funding of suburban housing and highways. Many of the
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  • Stephen King
    ...'[[From a Buick 8]]'', a novel in which one of the characters dies in an [[automobile accident]]. Of the eerie similarities, King says that he tries "not to mak
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  • International economics/Citable Version
    ...be both successes and failures. It has been claimed that North Korea’s automobile industry owes its existence to initial protection against imports <ref>[htt
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  • U.S. commercial aviation history to 1966
    ...es were the second-most preferred method of long-distance travel after the automobile. Cross-country trains and ocean-going liners were still offered to the publ
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  • International economics
    ...be both successes and failures. It has been claimed that North Korea’s automobile industry owes its existence to initial protection against imports <ref>[htt
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  • Denver, Colorado
    ...Denver's climate. His landscaping of the city parks also accommodated the automobile. In 1925, DeBoer was appointed to Denver's first zoning commission, and he
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  • Tennis/Catalogs/Famous players
    ...looking and, in general, resembled a cigar-store Indian;" was killed in an automobile crash outside Prague at age 55
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  • Jefferson Airplane
    On 13 May 1971 Grace Slick was badly injured in a near-fatal automobile accident when her
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  • Congress of Industrial Organizations/Citable Version
    The AFL did authorize organizing drives in the automobile, rubber and steel industries at its convention in 1934, but gave little fin
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  • Congress of Industrial Organizations
    The AFL did authorize organizing drives in the automobile, rubber and steel industries at its convention in 1934, but gave little fin
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  • French Third Republic
    ...ies emerged in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, notably in automobile, aircraft and chemical production. Those, however, did not seriously affect
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  • Saskatchewan
    ...ace, colour, or creed (1947), the first to implement compulsory government automobile insurance (1946), and the first to institute a hospital insurance plan (194
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  • U.S. Economic history
    ...of the time, was known as the "Roaring Twenties". The rapid growth of the automobile industry stimulated industries such as oil, glass, and road-building. Touri
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  • History of economic thought
    ...rial successes in Britain and the United States (and later in creating an automobile industry in South Korea) were attributable to the fact that they were prote
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  • History of economic thought/Citable Version
    ...rial successes in Britain and the United States (and later in creating an automobile industry in South Korea) were attributable to the fact that they were prote
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  • Cognitive science
    ...e's aircraft and weapons. In contrast, cognitive psychologists involved in automobile safety suggest that adding heads-up displays to cars, without a very explic
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  • French words in English/Catalogs
    ...s an automobile or television; also, the frame and working parts, as of an automobile or electronic device, exclusive of the body or housing''
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  • Nazi Party
    ...included a Volksempfänger (an inexpensive radio receiver), the Volkswagen automobile, and the Volkskühlschrank (a refrigerator). They comprised the Nazi versio
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  • World War I
    ...g technological innovation--in the few years before the war broke out, the automobile had been invented, and the airplane and radio, and new chemicals. Germany,
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  • Heart failure
    ...ean the heart has completely failed; if the heart were the fuel pump of an automobile, the diagnosis might be "pump slowdown." In like manner, "sudden cardiac de
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  • Superhero
    ...r character (e.g., Batman resembles a large [[bat]], calls his specialized automobile, which also looks bat-like, the "[[Batmobile]]" and uses several devices gi
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  • Plymouth Colony
    ...America. When Chrysler was looking for a name for its democratic low-cost automobile, it chose ''Plymouth.''
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  • New York, New York
    ...be Pequot Press|year=2006}}</ref> New York City's dense population and low automobile dependence help make New York among the most energy efficient in the United
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  • Theodore Roosevelt
    ...ful force. No one dreamed they would eventually be challenged by truck and automobile traffic, and hence struggle to survive under the provisions of the Hepburn
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  • Mentally healthy mind
    ...ation]] to do successfully. If a person can drive a three thousand pound [[automobile]] past changing circumstances without causing a [[crash]], and get to the [
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  • Law
    ...when someone or their property is [[harm principle|harmed]], whether in an automobile accident or by defamation of character. Those are fields of [[civil law]],
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  • Milwaukee, Wisconsin
    ...day strike against Allis-Chalmers in West Allis by local 248 of the United Automobile Workers in 1946-47 weakened the Communist-dominated local leadership of the
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  • CZ Talk:Naming conventions
    Another aspect not covered here is one-word entries (Automobile, Novel, Television) which it should be made clear '''are''' capitalized (al
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