His journey from a BP service station owner to a runaway millionaire began in 2009.
He was later seen on CCTV at the service station at Johnstonebridge on the A74(M).
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At a service station north of the Parc de la Jacques-Cartier, biologist Rolland Lemieux is preparing for an expedition.
In fact, service station sales rose 2.6% in July mainly as a result of rising fuel prices.
Currently, commuters have to leave the motorways at an existing junction to find a nearby service station.
The plans should ensure that the innocent individual American service station franchises would not be adversely affected.
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Police have now agreed to allow Hull fans free car parking at a service station on the M62.
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Ten dogs died after being left locked inside two vans at a motorway service station on a sweltering day.
Shell's other projects include a service station partnership with Sinopec in Jiangsu, and an oil shale development in Jilin Province.
At the next service station, Romney borrowed a hose, washed down the dog and the car, and resumed the journey.
Now, you bring your car to a service station, plug it in to a computer and the diagnostics show up immediately.
The most startling example I've seen was in adverts placed above each urinal in the toilets at a motorway service station.
West Yorkshire Police upset away fans saying they must collect tickets from a service station on the M62 and board official buses.
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The hijacked vehicle, a Mercedes SUV, ran low on fuel and they stopped at a service station, where the vehicle's owner escaped.
There are carpeted gyms at the dealership and at the service station.
There's a lot that's unusual about Charlie's Marathon Service Station on St.
Greeting the BNP organisers at a nearby service station was Neil Keilty, a BNP member and Aston Villa football hooligan from Birmingham.
It should be "easier and quicker" to open a service station next to England's motorways and major A roads, the government has said.
Last week the same jury convicted the 42-year-old Muhammad of the October 9, 2002, killing of Meyers outside a Manassas, Virginia, service station.
More than 500 people signed petitions objecting to the development of a new service station near Caerwys with space for up to 20 lorries.
Jersey's Fire Service Station Commander Marc Le Cornu said the La Collette site was a massive island infrastructure, with gas, electricity, fuel and an incinerator.
Initially archaeologists believed the remains could have been a Roman service station, providing food for travellers on Ermine Street, the road between London and York.
People used to be able to roll up their windows manually, but now a stuck window means a trip to the service station, he complained.
For Congress that means gasoline at the corner service station.
Chancellor George Osborne did not realise a car he was travelling in was parked in a disabled bay at a motorway service station, the BBC understands.
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Now fast-growing retailers like AutoZone and service station chains like Jiffy Lube cut out the middleman -- Allied's traditional customers -- and they demand sophisticated logistics.
My sister Heather and her husband have just built a service station that's now opened for business like millions of others who run small businesses.
It will also affect land around the Rassau Industrial Estate, along with the Ambay service station forecourt and an access road to Dukestown Cemetery in Tredegar.
Inspectors from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals found 31 Newfoundland terriers in the vans at Leicester Forest East Service Station on the M1.
To attend the game Hull City fans must travel to the ground by coach, and are allowed to get on at either Hartshead Moor service station or in Hull.
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