+ Follow AUSTRALIA GRAND PRIX Tag
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[Title] => Hamilton: Mercedes still behind main rivals
[Summary] => Despite a surprisingly strong finish at the Australia Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton thinks his new team Mercedes isn't ready to challenge rivals Red Bull and Ferrari for the overall Formula One title.
[DatePublished] => 2013-03-21 10:57:49
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[Title] => The Damocles sword stays afloat
[Summary] => The implementation of the very controversial BIR Revenue Regulation that re-defined a "10-seater" in the automotive industry has again been deferred, this time up to May 19.
The measure’s implementation would have effectively raised the prices of AUVs (Asian utility vehicles) and SUVs (sports utility vehicles) and also some vans that earn some form of tax exemption on account of their being "10-seaters" by the "old definition" and measurements by a hefty 35 to 50 percent.
[DatePublished] => 2003-03-29 00:00:00
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AUSTRALIA GRAND PRIX
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[Title] => Hamilton: Mercedes still behind main rivals
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[Title] => The Damocles sword stays afloat
[Summary] => The implementation of the very controversial BIR Revenue Regulation that re-defined a "10-seater" in the automotive industry has again been deferred, this time up to May 19.
The measure’s implementation would have effectively raised the prices of AUVs (Asian utility vehicles) and SUVs (sports utility vehicles) and also some vans that earn some form of tax exemption on account of their being "10-seaters" by the "old definition" and measurements by a hefty 35 to 50 percent.
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