Yes, there is a local newspaper in Bora Bora called "La Dépêche de Tahiti." It covers news and information about Bora Bora and other islands in French Polynesia.

It is approximately 5550miles, or 8935kilometers. this is if you are traveling over ground. a flight takes you a lot farther because of the height.

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Bora Bora is an island in French Polynesia in the southern Pacific Ocean. A flight from Chicago, Illinois to Bora Bora will take at least 21 hours and will require several stops.

The flight distance from Detroit, Michigan to Bora Bora is 5,947 miles or 9,571 kilometers. A nonstop flight would take about 10 hours 50 minutes.

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Questions such as these require more specifics, such as: of what army? Or what nation's army? Etc. Because they are almost always different. Example: Vietnam War; Australian Centurion tank regiment was equivalent to a US Army squadron. An Australian tank squadron was equal to a US Army tank company. Note (for your info): The only two different ALLIED medium battle tanks in the war were the "Pattons" and "Centurions." Using the US Army as a model (and during the Vietnam War time frame): 1. Regiments were used only by the US Cavalry. 2. Regiments were about equal to a brigade. 3. Two or more squadrons made up a regiment (two or more battalions made up a brigade). 4. Two or more TROOPS made up a Squadron. (Samples: A Troop, B Troop, C Troop, etc.). Only the cavalry used the term "Troop", everyone else used the term "Company." Two or more platoons made up a Troop (two or more platoons made up a company). 5. US Armor Battalions (tank battalions) had about 500 officers and men. US Infantry Battalions (Infantrymen/Grunts) had about 600 officers and men. US Mechanized Infantry Battalions (equipped with M113 ACAVs) had about 900 officers and men. US Armored Cavalry Squadrons (M551 Sheridan/M113 ACAV equipped) had about 1,000 officers and men. Therefore, in the Viet War, a US Armored Cav regiment will have over 2,000 men.

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I think it's called "diesel effect". You need to check the combustion chambers for carbon deposits, also make sure to check ECU for error codes. You might have some ignition system problem.

Can also be caused by low octane fuel or engine timing being off mark.

Note: A diesel engine does not need anything but fuel (air+diesel) to run. There is solenoid (a spring loaded electric operated valve) in the fuel line to cut out the supply and stop the engine. When it is on, it creates a magnetic field and might pick up metal particules, hence dirt builds up and when the ignition is turned off it might not be able to shut the fuel line completely. Common issue and easy to fix, if you know what you are doing - just remove and clean it off. When air gets into the fuel system it will not start up until cleared though, might have to crank longer than usual ( even as long as 1 minute).

18790 kilometres

it's a Tiare

A round trip is approximately at expedia.ca $4000.

you need special release keys for the head unit to be removed they pus in the slots on the side of the head unit lock in and then you can full it out. check out this site it has pictures and step by step instructions on how to do it. abella.net/vw/changer.shtml hope this helps sharky

Gasoline engine - spark is cut off when ignition is turned off

Diesel engine- fuel is cut off when engine is shut down

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