It's worth mentioning that the Charger itself didn't bear much resemblance to what it was in the glory days of the 1960s, but the Magnum was no improvement.

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A 2017 Toyota Prius needs a new battery. A salvage pack with 40k miles has been sitting, while a 100k-mile pack is fresh. Which is the smarter choice? The critical hybrid battery question: Does shelf ...

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Edmonton represents the next phase with approximately 28,000 affected homes, while Vancouver's Lower Mainland contains around 240,000 homes with Poly B systems. The company plans to establish five ...

He was a perfect example of what health officials have long called "frequent flyers": patients, usually homeless, who visit the hospital an inordinate number of times.