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Do they ever pull in for a few minutes to let the hundreds of cars, bikes, tractors,invalid carriages, pedestrians and migrating tortoises sat behind them for the last 50 miles pass them, err.

I think the reason for the difference is that there is a lot of stuff inside car/truck cabs that can, in theory, show lights, eg: satnav screens, instrument panel lights, radios. Then there is that any front facing lamp should be white or yellow and any rear facing one red (except for indicators and reversing lamps). Though the Arabic reads well enough, it is Romaine’s translation that evokes a deeper emotional reaction to the mother’s explanations of all she has done and failed to do. Student sit-ins and wall newspapers lead to imprisonment and a fleeting taste of what her father endured.The events in Paris of May 1968, when students fought street battles with police, are contrasted with repression in Egypt in the 1970s and 1980s.

You might be driving on a coned-out circuit at a former airfield, or you could be taking the truck out at an off road driver training centre. As Nada’s chronicle comes to a close, her passionate and at times angry voice starts to betray notes of regret and sadness. Through student sit-ins, imprisonments, passionate arguments, accidental alliances, fallen friends, joys, and regrets, Nada’s story grows into the story of Egypt’s many celebrated activists, such as Arwa Saleh and Siham Sabri. While reading this section repeatedly in the English, a myriad of questions sprung to mind: Did she stay true to the original ending letter of each verse in Arabic?Into The Blue vouchers are usually valid for 12 months from the date of purchase (the expiry date is printed on your voucher). By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. Maybe these experiences take you right back to your childhood, when on very long drives to the seaside kids used to wave at Eddie Stobart lorries on the motorway in the hope that they would wave back or flash their headlights. Barnstaple has something similar - its 5 industrial estates are signed with 5 different colour lorries. The signs have been there as long as I can remember, so if designed today no doubt they would have the letters added to them - and be on a black background.