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That was apparent from the outset, as Rod Singleton scored 11 first-quarter points to give Fairfax (23-5) an early 23-7 lead, an advantage that was trimmed down to eight points at the half and five at the end of three quarters. As a consequence, the researchers calculate, we burn nearly a billion gallons more gas than we would if we trimmed down to our Eisenhower-era weights. The guides have been trimmed down and made easier to read along with being updated to include all current UK manufacturing practices in line with BS EN 1916:2002 and BS EN 1917:2002 along with the complementary parts of BS5911. |
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