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Unlike its siblings the Champ and Chief, both of which employ oleo struts for shock absorption, the Sedan makes used of bungee cords to absorb landing and taxi loads. The Sedan is powered by the Continental C-145-2 or Continental O-300-A engine of ; the Franklin 6A4-165-B3 and Franklin 6A4-150-B3, of 165 and , respectively, are also approved for installation. The Sedan features an electrical system, including a starter, as standard equipment. As it had with many of its other models, Aeronca certified a seaplane version of the Sedan, the model S15AC.
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Mean Streets is an anthology, collecting four novellas. Each story is an original piece in four existing urban fantasy series published by Roc Books. The book was meant to cross promote series between one another, so fans of one series could try something similar or new readers could sample several styles in the subgenre. While all four series use a private investigator as their main character, "The Warrior" of The Dresden Files, set in Chicago between Small Favor and Turn Coat, used more "dry wit", while the Nightside story "The Difference a Day Makes" used more "darker humor".
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The 1st Weybridge boast a start date of 1907 and claim the title of the oldest Scout group in the county. The Surrey County is part represented through the use of a lion image; the uniform badge for the county consists of a red lion passant in a red square with fleur-de-lis in the corners on a light background, and the Scout County makes used of a stylised lion in profile to represent its teams. The lion passant appears in a number of coat of arms of the Earls of Surrey and is also used by other organisations in the county including Girlguiding and Surrey County Bowling Association. Surrey Scouts run a series of progressive activity days and events for its members and those of Girlguiding.
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The earliest known names for the islands come from Greco-Roman writings. Sources included the Massaliote Periplus (a merchants' handbook from around 500 BC describing sea routes), The Massaliote Periplus describes a sea route south round the west coast of Spain from the promontory of Oestriminis (Cape Finisterre) back to the Mediterranean. The poem by Avienus makes used of it in describing the voyage of Himilco the Navigator, also incorporating fragments from 11 ancient writers including Pytheas. When Avienus says it's two days sailing from Oestriminis to the Holy Isle, inhabited by the Hierni, near Albion, this differs from the sailing directions of the Periplus and implies that Oestriminis is Brittany, a conflict explained if it had been taken by Avienus from one of his other sources. and the travel writings of the Greek, Pytheas, from around 320 BC. Although the earliest texts have been lost, excerpts were quoted or paraphrased by later authors.
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