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Honda Civic Type R — A spirited drive in Hondas latest Civic Type R will likely leave you speechless. Really, its that good! |
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Audi TT Roadster Sport Edition 40 TFSI S tronic — Premium two-seater convertible that backs up its strikingly sleek looks with an engaging drive. |
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Honda Jazz Crosstar Advance 1.5 i-MMD eCVT — Effortless to drive and even easier to live with, and top-of-the-class for its uber-versatile interior and outstanding fuel consumption, the hybrid Crosstar is a class act. |
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Skoda Superb SportLine Plus 1.5 TSI DSG — First-rate executive car with a classy interior and acres of space. Skodas big hitter really does live up to its name! |
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BMW iX xDrive50 — Sure BMW's all-electric SUV is pricey, but then you do get a 380-mile range between charge-ups. |
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Nissan Juke Hybrid N-Connecta — A self-charging hybrid to soothe your green conscience, plus five seats, a large loadbay, easy-peasy driveability, and 55mpg. |
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Deep
Purple: Very Best Of SOMETIMES IT'S JUST ENOUGH to say the name of a band and you just know it's going to be special. Deep Purple is part of music history yet somehow manages to inject that certain something that appeals to both die-hard fans and new audiences. This is rock testosterone — in The Guinness Book of World Records, Deep Purple has been listed as the world's loudest band and over one hundred million of their albums have been sold worldwide. Unquestionably among the pioneers of heavy metal and hard rock, Deep Purple has never put a foot wrong. So here's Deep Purple, giving it their very best! |
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Sløtface new single Final Gørl |
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Walt Disney's Wish out on Blu-ray Steelbook, Blu-ray, and DVD |
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New Renault Clio E-Tech full hybrid 5-door city car |
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Comedy Man
A FRUSTRATED ACTOR consigned to parts in provincial repertory theatre yearns to break into the big time with more demanding high-profile roles, but when he is fired for a misdemeanour, he finds London does not necessarily offer him the fame and fortune he desires in The Comedy Man. An enjoyable, light-hearted look at the lives of actors striving for the big time in the late 1950s. A fascinating piece of history for any movie collection. |
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Room
At The Top WOULD-BE SOCIAL CLIMBER Joe Lampton is ruthlessly ambitious but lives in a small town where there does not appear to be a way for him to achieve wealth and status. He moves to a larger town where he thinks there will be more opportunities to improve his lifestyle and social standing. A quote from the late 1950s warned: "A motion picture so frankly physical... So boldly unashamed... We recommend it to adult audiences only!" |