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Those showing include Bentley Motors, Barbour – famous for wax jackets – Bernard Weatherill which supplies country, riding and hunt wear, Heirlooms, which makes luxury bed, table and bathroom linen, and Moët & Chandon. Over the next three evenings, …

Royal Warrant Holders represented during the festival include Bentley Motors, Barbour – famous for wax jackets – Bernard Weatherill which supplies country, riding and hunt wear, Heirlooms which makes luxury bed, table and bathroom linen and Moet …

Rolf Frech, Entwicklungsvorstand bei Bentley Motors, kommentiert: "Der Continental GT3 profitiert von dem enormen Leistungsvermögen, das in jedem Continental GT steckt. Wir haben über 1.000 kg Gewicht eingespart, unseren 4,0-Liter-V8 auf eine …

Peace out. The Lakers waived small forward Metta World Peace on Thursday, taking advantage of the amnesty provision in the NBA's latest collective bargaining agreement to give themselves a luxury-tax break of about $15 million for next season. World …

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Chief Minister Allan Bell gave an update to Tynwald on progress by government departments and statutory boards reviewing the way they provide service. 'Carry on as we are is not an option that we will have the luxury of adopting,' he told the court.