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It’s not about satnavs. It’s all to do with accuracy for scientific purposes. However, as it happens I have a GPS unit that also uses Glonass and Galileo, it is very accurate indeed.
Post Brexit, Britain will revert back to traditional values to draw in more tourism. Just like how all British dramas are period dramas, putting the horse before the car. Nothing important happened after the industrial revolution.
The hipster trend, which started pre-brexit, was the upsurge in the regression of Britain back to its golden age. HS2 will be scrapped for steam trains, bowler hats will replace the top knot, moustache oil will outsell diesel, red phone boxes will replace mobile phones, ... more New Avengers than Marvel's Avengers.
The Galileo GPS system which has been being created since early 2000 lost most of its benefit when the US turned off Selective Availability on it's satellites.
Meh - you cannot win them all but would be interesting to see who does get the business - will it be the best company for the job - or will it be Fritz's mate who gave him a backhander.
Have you bothered to read the benefits of Galileo before you wrote that?
The Galileo GPS system which has been being created since early 2000 lost most of its benefit when the US turned off Selective Availability on it's satellites.
Meh - you cannot win them all but would be interesting to see who does get the business - will it be the best company for the job - or will it be Fritz's mate who gave him a backhander.
I think your link must be correct as I am starting to see more and more McVities here in German supermarkets, in fact I have just polished off a packet of McVities Digestive Vanilla Creams! Actually, I'm not too sure where they were made though...
Ah right, I get it now. They want to get rid of one of Britain's only successful manufacturing and export industries and then blame it on the EU, majorly superb tactics there...
Ah right, I get it now. They want to get rid of one of Britain's only successful manufacturing and export industries and then blame it on the EU, majorly superb tactics there...
They voted to be free of the tyranny of the aerospace industry.
Ah right, I get it now. They want to get rid of one of Britain's only successful manufacturing and export industries and then blame it on the EU, majorly superb tactics there...
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