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Beretta (Chevrolet), Brio (Honda), Boxster (Porsche), Ballade (Honda), Blazer (Chevrolet), Bruin (Chevrolet), Beetle (VW), Bentley, Berlina (Alpha Romeo), BMW, Bonneville (Pontiac), Buick, Bugatti, Brougham (Cadillac), Barracuda (Plymouth), Berlinetta Boxer (Ferrari), Breeze (Plymouth), Bristol and Bronco (Ford) are cars.
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What happen at the beginnig of new moon?
it was Bella's b-day party
What is the beginnig of a tornado are called?
funnel cloud storm
What is the beginnig of a river or an idea?
quessing;well spring
How do you use the word sagest in a sentence?
I sugest a new beginnig
What caused the civil war religious changes?
the beginnig of protestant
Whose fault is it if car A is driving into a parking and car B pulls in out of no where and car A hits the driver's door of that car?
if the car b pulls in out of no where and with out the signal is car b fault
In parking garage - car A reversing from spot - half way out of spot car B comes around the corner - the cars collide - rear of car A and front of car B - who's at fault?
Car A is at fault b/c Car B has the rightaway.
When is the n96 released?
a phone shops told me the end of July beginnig of august
Who is the bassist in Dream Theater?
John Myung, since the beginnig as Mayesty in 1985.
Who is 'at fault' when car A rear-ends car B if car B is in reverse on a highway?
Car A will be to blame unless they can manage to get strong proof that car B was going in reverse along the highway. The cops go by where the damage is on the vehicle so they will blame car A for rearending car B
Is car c at fault if car c hits car b when car b hits car a?
yes, in a line - if b hits a and and c hits b - it is c's fault. By law c should be a good distance away from b - big enough for that case
Car a backs out of parking spot car b sees and continues to advance car b has small scratch on bumper car a ends up paying 1500 in damages to Car b isn't car b part at fault is this fair?
No, car b had the right of way. It was driver A's responsibilty to ensure his path was and remains clear while backing out of a parking space ---haha "is this fair?" of course not, 'fair', but car B is just what you call an a$$hole. legally, car B is not at fault (how does car A's attorney prove car B saw you...just cant)
