NPR's Christopher Joyce explains how we're paying more even after we drive away from the gas station.
Most of its main markets are just a few hours' drive away from the head office in Vienna.
With this in mind, MSI made a point of placing the hard drive away from corners to further safeguard the CX480.
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As soon as you sign your name on the ownership or car loan papers and drive away from the dealership, your new set of wheels begins to lose value.
In remote villages that sometimes require a daylong trip on a four-wheel drive away from paved roads, men hunt porcupines, giant cane rats, small antelope and monkeys, while women often do the butchering.
"The driver of the Rolls Royce attempted to drive away from the direction of the shots being fired and lost control of the vehicle, striking a nearby apartment building, " Fort Lauderdale Police Detective DeAnna Garcia said.
The army-backed Algerian government appears to feel itself under no obligation to explain to its people, much less to the world, how scores of people die every week in the most brutal ways less than an hour's drive away from Algiers.
Food prices have fallen a real 7% since 2000 (though they are rising again with higher international commodity prices), choice has widened as some 2, 000 new products have been added to the shelves each year and most people in Britain live a short drive away from at least one large shop.
And people like Mr Ghosh say they will resist attempts to drive them away from Bangladesh.
Another reason, which is totally different, is that technologies tend to drive us away from community relationships.
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Two key factors that can drive investment away from the United States are corporate tax policy and labor unions.
"Attacks by political operatives in the White House undermine bipartisan efforts and drive senators away from the table, " the statement said.
Campaigners who fear out of town shops in Leighton Buzzard will drive people away from the town centre have protested at council headquarters.
With the Blackberry, Research in Motion was able to attach itself to a different customer and drive demand away from the traditional carrier relationship.
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And a group of creditors, who stand to lose if the action further damages MCI, say that the rivals are engaged in a deliberate smear campaign designed to drive customers away from MCI.
Vigilant Eagle uses a set of sensors linked to a billboard-size array of antennas on the ground that blast enemy missiles with enough energy to disrupt its circuits and drive it away from the aircraft.
Our initial takeaway from the price tiers is that T-Mobile is doing what it can to drive its consumers away from the traditional and over to the non-traditional (for US, at least) Even More Plus plan, but hey, we're not gonna argue over a beneficial contract-free plan, even if monthly phone payments keep us paying the company for at least 20 months.
Hashim Thaci is a veteran of the Kosovar Albanians' drive to break away from Serbia.
Novin said the added expense will drive many people away from a sport that is part of American heritage.
Moreover, there are fears that this sort of litigation will make drug regulators drag their heels on new drug approvals, and drive drug firms away from innovations using risky new science.
Well, what if we turned off the thermostat, but on our return drive an hour away from home, I use my phone to direct an Internet-enabled thermostat to turn the heat up in my home!
The point of terrorism is to terrify, to drive us all away from the open roads, to force us into hiding, to make us shrink from each other and from public spaces, to make us run...away.
Robinson had to be at his sharpest to beat away a firm drive from the youngster, and the keeper then pulled off a superb double save in the space of a minute, beating away Eboue's drive after denying Kolo Toure from six yards out following a corner.
Mandatory requirements will only drive attention and money away from countering the real, current threat to checking compliance boxes.
He says the hit-and-run attackers usually drive in from miles away and are gone before the populous even knows they are there.
Fielding was equal to Ross McCormack's 35-yard effort while the Rams stopper also denied Snodgrass and beat away a drive from Danny Pugh.
Reading's Steve Sidwell struck the wall with a 25-yard free-kick, while Preston's Graham Alexander forced Hahnemann to turn away his drive from the edge of the box.
This, in turn, would drive private sector funds away from the American market and towards overseas soils, where governments are recognizing the importance of investing in energy innovation, manufacturing, and markets.
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If he continues to highlight the PLO-Hamas alliance, Netanyahu can drive the political discourse away from the false narrative of Palestinian peacefulness and towards the truth about their devotion to terror and war.
In practical terms, this means that the Fortwo Electric Drive is pretty snappy pulling away from a standstill.
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