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... AutoWeb - The New Passat Magazines: AutoSpeed Fishing New Cars Used Cars New Car Tests Finance Sell Your Car Latest News News Archive Insurance Car Values enquiry apply online more info Search for: in articles published during: Any Year 20062005200420032002200120001999199819971996 The New Passat 31 March, 2006 Australian Media Launch, NSW, March 30th / 31st, 2006 Contents OVERVIEW Design / Dimensions Interior / Sedan Interior / Wagon Safety Technological Features Engines / Transmissions New Passat 4MOTION Important: All data and equipment mentioned in this press kit applies to the model range offered in Australia.

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The New Passat - Full of Unexpected Pleasures DESIGN / DIMENSIONS /Powerful, avant-garde design;wider, longer, higher, more comfortable What happens when designers interpret a clear, logical, intuitively perceivable style with even more power, muscle and passion than ever before can be seen in the new Passat: design united with innovative technologies catapult the Passat into a sportier, more sophisticated, class-transcending dimension in the greatest evolutionary step since the series was first created.

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... The Daily Record - SPORT - FOOTBALL - LET'S HOPE BROOKS' SWEET DREAM DOES NOT MEET BITTER END Search The Daily Record HOME NEWSSPORTOPINIONGAMINGSHOWBIZDATINGMOTORINGSITEMAP SPORT : FOOTBALL Record Sport FOOTBALL 31 March 2006 LET'S HOPE BROOKS' SWEET DREAM DOES NOT MEET BITTER END TENNENT'S SCOTTISH CUP COUNTDOWN Jim Mclean BROOKS MILESON smokes so many cigarettes in a day his hands became nicotine stained long ago.

But I only hope he doesn't get his fingers burned financially as the Gretna bandwagon continues to gather pace.

The Second Division champions take on Dundee in the semi-final of the Scottish Cup at Hampden tomorrow and the contrast between the clubs, financially at least, could not be greater.

My name will always be associated with Dundee United but I've never lost my soft spot for our neighbours across the street.

They gave me the opportunity to play full-time football for the first time in my career at the age of 27 and Dens Park coaches such as Bobby Seith and Bobby Ansell were huge influences on my career.

I moved to Dundee in 1966 and have stayed around the city ever since, happy to live with decent people and free of the religious divide that too often dominated the west coast.

I also have huge respect for Jimmy and Peter Marr, two great football men who have nevertheless made mistakes in the way they have run their club.

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31, 2006 12:00 AM Dear Abby: My daughter "Lulu" moved in with a man I'll call Al a year and a half ago, telling us this was the man she was going to marry and spend the rest of her life with.

My husband and I welcomed him to the family.

They now have a baby, and still there has been no wedding.

Al came to us eight months ago to ask our permission to ask Lulu to marry him.

We consented.

He appears to have had convenient memory loss about asking and, without going into details, has proven himself to be extremely self-centered, controlling and a negative influence on what was once our happy, outgoing daughter.

We now realize that Al is someone we don't ...