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UAE Defends Its Ouster of Foreign Groups

05.04.2012 19:08   3402419 views  0 comments
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Connect With Us on Twitter Follow @nytimesworld for international breaking news and headlines. Twitter List: Reporters and Editors ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The United Arab Emirates is defending its closure of a U.S.-funded pro-democracy group and other foreign institutions and says that licensing issues forced the move. The state news agency WAM quotes an official as saying some groups violated the terms of their license and others did not have licenses. Thursday's terse statement by Abdul Rahim al-Awadhi, assistant UAE Foreign Minister for legal affairs, gave no other details. In the past two weeks, the UAE closed branches of the German pro-democracy group Konrad... Czytaj więcej »

Current Weather Conditions Across The 48 Contiguous United States

05.04.2012 18:14   4946543 views  0 comments
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Severe weather threat for the Southeast. For more details... Czytaj więcej »

Video: Your 3-Day National Weather Forecast

05.04.2012 18:14   5038873 views  0 comments
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Watch what the experts at The Weather Channel ® have to say about the weather trends in the United States for the next 3-days. Czytaj więcej »

Airport Impact Map

05.04.2012 18:14   5386231 views  0 comments
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A visual representation of possible weather-related delays at 24 major airports across the United States including Chicago's O'Hare, Boston's Logan, Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson, Dallas/Fort Worth Int', and Los Angeles Int'l. For more details... Czytaj więcej »

New York: 2013 Toyota Avalon looks to shed geriatric image

05.04.2012 18:12   9306544 views  0 comments
From: www.autoblog.com


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2013 Toyota Avalon - live New York Auto Show reveal

When we read through the press materials for the new 2013 Toyota Avalon, we had to double-check... had we downloaded the release for the wrong car? Because right here it says, "In Sport mode, throttle response is enhanced and steering effort is weighted... to offer a sportier character." And what's this about paddle shifters? This is the Avalon, the car that replaced the Mercury Grand Marquis in the hearts, minds and garages of Florida retirees.

But yes, we had the right car. Apparently Toyota is serious about developing more interesting and youthful products, and it's off to a good start with the Avalon, based on what we have heard and seen at the New York Auto Show today. The car was developed, styled and engineered in the United States, and it will be built here too, at Toyota's Georgetown, KY, plant. While that doesn't mean much without a product that can deliver the goods, we like most of what we see. From the A-pillar on back, the new Avalon looks long and sleek and seems to have a lot of BMW inspiration in its design. The front grille, however, has way too much Hyundai Genesis Coupe in it for our tastes. Inside the Avalon, we see what looks to be a pretty stunning instrument panel design, and we're intrigued by the capacitive touch controls Toyota has included.

While Toyota is declining to say anything about what powers the new Avalon other the fact that the engine will have six cylinders, we can't imagine it will be anything other than a version of its corporate 3.5-liter. The big question is how much horsepower this new, sportier Avalon might be packing. The current car has 268 horses, though another derivative of the engine in the Lexus GS boasts 306. The 2013 Avalon goes on sale late this year, and we must admit, this is the first Avalon we might actually be excited to drive. Click past the jump to read the full press release.

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