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"Adventure is inconvenience properly perceived." — Llewellyn Thomas"Places to go, things to do, Porsches to pass..." — 350Z showroom banner"Think of it as a high-performance park bench with a mechanical beauty far exceeding any external good looks." — the author350ZR» Keyword SearchOn this page...Last revised on 06/04/2005 at 21 months and 15,400 miles from purchase. Search FormEnter a query in the form above to search for pages on this site containing specific words or combinations of words. The text search engine will insert a weighted list of matching documents just above this paragraph. Each list item (hit) on the list will be a link to a page containing matching text, with the best matches shown first. If the page has a title, it will be shown; otherwise only the page's file name is displayed. Once on a matching page, use your browser's Find command to drill down on your target. See below for a brief explanation of the query language, with examples and a few searching tips. Top Page IndexQuery FormatThe text search engine allows queries to be formed from arbitrary Boolean expressions containing the logical operators AND, OR, and NOT, grouped with parentheses. For example:
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