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Adam Singleton
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12th November 2008
If some predictions are to be believed, notes and coins could be a thing of the past by no later than 2012, as debit and credit cards become more and more ubiquitous in 21st century consumer culture. But even if such predictions are a little premature, th...
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12th November 2008
Driving at night carries with it a different set of risks to motoring during daylight hours and even experienced drivers can encounter difficulties if they are not fully prepared.
Indeed, the first thing to get right is the use of lights. Not only are ...
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11th November 2008
The world is full of fascinating places. And, whether someone is looking for a secluded mountain getaway, a two week beach holiday or a city break, there is plenty to choose from a world that is positively bursting at the seams with weird and wonderful pl...
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11th November 2008
There are approximately 30,000,000 cars licensed in the UK, with 73% of UK households owning at least one. With so many drivers on the UK’s roads, it is essential for individuals to ensure they maintain their vehicle. Even aside from large-scale acciden...
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10th November 2008
It’s easy to whip out a credit or store card to pay for something, but knowing what you will be paying in interest is vital if you do it all the time. Here are some tips to make sure you stay on top of things.
One of the best ways to manage a larger...
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05th November 2008
Despite the prevailing economic conditions in the UK there are still various credit card deals that are currently on offer. However, if you are in the market for a new card, perhaps look at the entire offering before signing on the dotted line. That is be...
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05th November 2008
The weaving metropolis of Britain’s capital city makes a great destination for exploration and escapades. There’s plenty to keep you busy from boat trips on the Thames to taking a peek at the Houses of Parliament, not to mention the treats for your ta...
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31st October 2008
If the 19th century was defined by the industrial revolution, then it can only be said that the technological revolution certainly helped to define the 20th century. From telephones, televisions and automobiles, to aeroplanes, space travel and the interne...
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31st October 2008
Winter is when cars most often produce those unexpected problems, but with a careful bit of preparation you can prevent your vehicle from biting the dust at the coldest time of the year. That especially applies if your motor is a little older and not in i...
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31st October 2008
The automotive industry has long been considered a male dominated environment but is this still the case in the 21st century? Or are women now playing a more prominent role in an industry that has historically not been known for female participation?
T...
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30th October 2008
There are of course many advantages that are associated with booking an all inclusive holiday. Indeed, you can help yourself to the buffet, dine in the a la carte restaurant and head for the bar to order a cocktail, to name but a few. But, what else are h...
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30th October 2008
Have you felt the pressure caused by the credit crunch yet? Depending on how high your mortgage payments are, you might well start to before long. Some people are already finding that the mortgage they took out when everything looked rosy is starting to...
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30th October 2008
Many people find that eighteen holes of golf is the perfect antidote to a stressful and packed work day, or just a great excuse to get out in the refreshing open air for a few hours, enjoying the company of a couple of friends or colleagues. And once the ...
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27th October 2008
Located between the Mediterranean and the Atlantic coast, Toulouse is an eclectic mix of the past and present. Rich in history and architecture, Toulouse is also a centre for cutting-edge European technology and plays a central role in the European Space...
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27th October 2008
Edinburgh, the capital city of Scotland, seems to have a life of its own. Walking through the Old Town, you feel an air of mystery as if the city’s history is following you. Tiny laneways, beautiful architecture and quaint cobbled streets – it all fee...
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