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hat it is mainly the early and late " birds " who are ht by icy road conditions.
at contracts carried out ahead of schedule sometimes -e the truth of the saying, "More haste, less speed."
'tat some people are apt to confuse the AA (Advertising )Ciation) and the A.A. (Automobile Association).
at perhaps there is not so much difference as might sought, for the A.A. put out much sound publicity.
imeone asking whether Scottish coach tours attract Sassenachs than Scots, or if the figures are about
-tat when a scientist makes a mistake he reaches for traser and rubs it out; when an engineer does so he to wear it around his neck in full visibility.
E those who feel that the elasticity of the law coning allowable restrictions on vendor and purchaser prove a little gold mine for the legal profession.
lat the relief from income tax on subscriptions paid vofessional engineers to their appropriate technical es is largely due to the efforts of the Engineers Guild.
tat, according to Sir Thomas Browne, writing in the Iteenth century, the bodies of ancient kings were burnt bestos cloth to prevent their royal ashes from becoming tted.
at this procedure does not appear to have been intended brake on their possible future activities.
Autre temps, mitre nmeurs," murmured by the grey• headed old standee, glancing around the bus.
That the first comprehensive "All-British Exhibition" to be held in America is arranged for June, 1960, in New York.
That it will occupy all four floors of the Coliseum and cover nearly 400,000 sq. ft.
That the Scottish Council (Development and Industry) wishes to establish direct contacts between Scottish and American concerns interested in agreements for manufacturing under licence, or for the Americans to set up new enterprises in Scotland.