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94Bernard Moffatt — J. Bernard Moffat is a Manx political campaigner and trade unionist. He is also opposed to the British nuclear industry. gv. Mec Vannin He was one of the founder members of gv. Mec Vannin in 1962.Celtic LeagueHe has twice served as secretary of… …
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98Rat running — Despite the traffic calming curb extensions, heavy traffic means that the narrow residential street is still appealing to motorists looking to take a shortcut. Rat running or cut through driving refers to the use of secondary roads or residential …
99Highways in Croatia — Map of the Croatian motorway network A6 int …
100shunpike — shunpiker, n. /shun puyk /, n., v., shunpiked, shunpiking. n. 1. a side road taken instead of a turnpike or expressway to avoid tolls or to travel at a leisurely pace. v.i. 2. to drive on a shunpike. [1850 55, Amer.; SHUN + (TURN)PIKE] * * * …
