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		<title>England Metro Map</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>I used to visit Philip Unwin to discuss the publication of the books I was producing, and it was a stock joke whenever an air-raid warning sounded while we were at lunch. ‘Good for business! we would laugh. I followed The Spotter’s Handbook with another one, Night and Fire Spotting, which also contained a lot of baloney. I remember being at the bottom end of Bond Street at 11 o’clock one morning, and hearing the clop, clop, clop of a milk van horse, up at the far end of the street. It was in the dead silence preceding an air </p>
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		<title>United Kingdom Subway Map</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>FIGURE 4.4 The Tower of London Several of London&#8217;s leading hotels have been social centers for more than seventy years: the Connaught, the Savoy, Claridges&#8217;s, the Dorchester, the Ritz, and Grosvenour House. The newer class hotels, the Intercontinental, the Inn on the Park, the Hilton, the Berkeley, Carlton Tower, are all highly priced to be used by the right people. The hotel staff can be a European melange: French chefs, Spanish chambermaids, West Indian dishwashers, and Americans sitting in the bars paying prices the English think outrageous (and are). The British do many things with style. Where else will the </p>
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		<title>United Kingdom Metro Map</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Petrol (Gas) Petrol is graded by a star system: 2 star (90 octane), 3 star (94 octane), and 4 star (97 octane). At the time of going to press, the approximate cost of a gallon of petrol was £1.40. Prices are very liable to change and vary from garage to garage and region to region. One Imperial gallon of petrol equals 1.2 North American gallons, or 4.5 liters. Disabled Disabled drivers are usually given dispensation to park in otherwise restricted areas, but they should have a word with a policeman or traffic warden before leaving their vehicle. They will usually </p>
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