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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

That coercion makes a bad coupling agent.

That the applicationof careless torque wastes rubber.

That you should tender the right fare or it's tough on the conductor.

That one who meddles may cause muddles and a butter-in may be better out.

Of a new slogan from Australia: Repair when you can; replace When you must.

Tread lightly with your tyres-59 per cent, of giant covers are returned too late for repair. _., That the United States is preparing post-war plans for' the construction of 34,000 miles of new national highways.

That the cost of these will, it is estimated, amount to an annual sum of about £19,000,000 for some years. That we lead the world in oil filtration.

That our transport in Italy has not much room to roam.

Of someone suggesting mobile canteens for roadtransport men_ ' That these might not be possible, but in certain circumstances it might be arranged for them to share existing Army facilities.

That, for the Army, the canteen provides extras, but for the haulier it Might be the only chance of obtaining an emergency meal.

That we must be commencing to build autostrada —550 Italian prisoners are being transferred from farm to road work, etc.

That we should soon be in -a position to whittle away Germany's fighter strength and„the Luftwaffe's prospects are, consequently, jet black.

Of few places here in which farmers are not tractor-minded.

That in driving rain a shallow bus shelter can cause deep resentment.

That the small advertisements in this journal represent multurn in parvo.

Complaints concerning weak red tail lights on many road-transport vehicles.

That a member of our editorial staff was in the cinema which was bombed recently.

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