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Wilin Rosario homered among three hits and drove in three runs, Tyler Chatwood pitched five effective innings and the Colorado Rockies beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-4 on Tuesday night. Andrew Brown had three hits for the Rockies, who have won eight of 10. Hanley Ramirez homered for the Dodgers, who have lost three straight after winning their first game following a nine-player deal that brought Adrian Gonzalez and Josh Beckett to Los Angeles. The Dodgers lost Matt Kemp to a right knee contusion after he crashed hard into the wall in center field trying to chase down Josh Rutledge's triple in the first inning. He turned into the padding while running full speed and fell backward onto the warning track. He stayed down for several minutes as team trainers checked him over. He got up, took a drink of water and initially stayed in the game. Not for long. The next batter, Jordan Pacheco, looped a double that Kemp laid out for but didn't catch. Rosario followed with a single...
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I have been eating, drinking and staying here on and off since 2006 and the staff and amenities are excellent.
Convenient to airport. Nice facilities and gardens. Good breakfast. Free internet but only in the lobby area.
Since alcohol is not available in Male city, my friend and I go to Hulhule airport hotel to grab some drinks when we stay in Male. Both the swimming pool bar and Champs bar are very nice and their staff are very friendly. It started raining when we first visited there, so Champs bar was opened earlier than usual. I...
This is where all the expats hang out, and the only place you can get an alcoholic drink in Male, Due to restrictions from the government, unless you are on a private resort. Take the ferry from Male ( 10 min - 1 USD dollar ) to the airport island and then catch the free shuttle a 3-4 min ride....
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The restaurant on the 4th floor has excellent food and service. The menu has a very good range of Asian and European dishes, which are attractively presented. There is a buffet on Thursday nights which is a cut well above the standard resort buffets.
some parts are not airconditioned and Male is really hot. Would be nice to have the waiting area airconditioned.
I have to admit that I am usually disappointed when eating in airport hotels, but here at huluhlhe airport hotel the food was really above my expectations.
We just went for a main course, had to wait a bit but seeing a big table of nearly 20 guests close to us I was not surprised.
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We stay here as a part of our work package. Breakfast on the 4th floor had many healthy options and great local delicacies to try. Great expresso!
They have a 25 m pool plus a children pool. The view is nice over the islands, free pool towels and the food fine. Lots of restaurants to choose from and close to...
Good for quick stops if you have business in Male. Stayed here 3 times and will not probably stay here again.
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Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said yesterday that he notified White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card after the Justice Department opened...
WASHINGTON — Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said yesterday that he notified White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card after the Justice Department opened a criminal investigation into who revealed a covert CIA officer's identity, but waited 12 hours to tell anyone else in the executive mansion.
The White House did not respond to questions yesterday about whether Card passed that information to President Bush's top political aide, Karl Rove, or anyone else, giving them advance notice to prepare for the investigation.
Gonzales was White House counsel on Sept. 29, 2003, when he got the first official word that the Justice Department had opened its inquiry. Earlier that day, White House press secretary Scott McClellan had said the leak was a serious matter that the Justice Department should pursue "to the fullest extent." McClellan also said it was "ridiculous" to suggest that Rove was involved.
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Eight days after Wilson's article appeared, Robert Novak published a syndicated column suggesting that the administration did not take Wilson's findings seriously and noting that Plame was a CIA operative who had suggested him for the trip.
Gonzales said Justice Department lawyers notified him of the investigation around 8 p.m. on Sept. 29, 2003, and that he got permission from them to wait until the next morning to direct the White House staff to preserve any materials related to the case.
"We were advised, 'Go ahead and notify the staff early in the morning, that would be OK,' " he said on CBS' "Face the Nation." "... Most of the staff had gone home. No one knew about the investigation."
Gonzales said he immediately notified Card, then told Bush the next morning before notifying the White House staff.
Gonzales said he didn't start his own internal investigation when he was White House counsel because he didn't want to interfere with any possible criminal investigation. As attorney general, he has recused himself from the investigation.
Sen. Joseph Biden, D-Del., appearing on "Face the Nation," questioned why Gonzales would not have notified the White House staff immediately by e-mail and suggested that special prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald pursue whether Card may have given anyone in the White House advance notice to prepare for a criminal investigation.
"The real question now is, who did the chief of staff speak to? Did the chief of staff pick up the phone and call Karl Rove? Did the chief of staff pick up the phone and call anybody else?" Biden asked.
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Come enjoy a sizzling good meal in a warm relaxing atmosphere. The authentic cuisine prepared by the Uruguayan chefs at Parrillada el Gaucho is nothing short of exciting. Along with the finest cuts "a la parrilla" (grilled meats) we serve an array of typical Uruguayan dishes ranging from exquisite pastas to decadent desserts. Our signature Parrilladas have left a lasting impression on locals who contribute to the personable vibe at this fine eatery.Continued
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An illuminating history of North America's 11 rival cultural regions that explodes the red state/blue state myth.
North America was settled by people with distinct religious, political, and ethnographic characteristics, creating regional cultures that have been at odds with one another ever since. Subsequent immigrants didn't confront or assimilate into an "American" or "Canadian" culture, but rather into one of the 11 distinct regional ones that spread over the continent, each staking out mutually exclusive territory.
In American Nations, Colin Woodard leads us on a journey through the history of our fractured continent and the rivalries and alliances between its component nations, which conform to neither state nor international boundaries. He illustrates and explains why "American" values vary sharply from one region to another.
Woodard reveals how intranational differences have played a pivotal role at every point in the continent's history, from the American Revolution and the Civil War to the tumultuous sixties and the "blue county/red county" maps of recent presidential elections. American Nations is a revolutionary and revelatory take on America's myriad identities and how the conflicts between them have shaped our past and are molding our future.
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"Woodard offers a fascinating way to parse American (writ large) politics and history in this excellent book." (Kirkus)
"Woodard explains away partisanship in American Nations... which makes the provocative claim that our culture wars are inevitable. North America was settled by groups with distinct political and religious value - and we haven't had a moment's peace since." (Publishers Weekly)
I am the author of two books on global issues, who listens to at least a hundred serious non-fiction books a year.
"One of a Kind Masterpiece"
The thesis of American Nations is that America can best be understood as a series of eleven regional cultures. American history can thus be best understood as the outcomes of interactions amongst these several cultures. There is, of course, nothing new in viewing American culture as a series of encounters between North and South. And political analysts regularly take note of regional differences in voting patterns.
But Woodard goes deeper, exploring the history that shaped not just North and South and West. Woodard includes the French culture of Louisiana and Quebec and the culture of El Norte, which spans not just large swathes of the Southwest United States but also much of northern Mexico. He also divides the South into the Deep South, the Tidewater of Virginia, and Appalachia. He notes differences between Yankee New Englanders and the diverse Dutch culture of New York (this is only confusing because of the name of a baseball team). He differentiates the Left Coast from the more libertarian western rockies region. The nuances strengthen the thesis, because they make regional explanations work better.
Woodard delves deeply into the original groups of settlers that laid down the patterns of these regional cultures. He then demonstrates how these cultures attracted other like-minded cultures. For instance, the non-violent Quakers of Pennsylvania attracted German farmers, who then pushed into the Midwest. This shared culture, in turn, attracted the highly cooperative Scandinavians. Over time, they moderated between the Yankees of New England and the Deep South.
Woodard traces the patterns of migrations that took say the Scotch-Irish from upstate New York south along the Appalachians. He traces patterns of voting behavior, patterns of regional alignment, and the sources of power in American politics. All of this holds extraordinary explanatory value. And it makes for a very interesting and entertaining listen.
However, it is not altogether clear what Woodard thinks holds these cultures together over time. To believe his thesis, we would need to negate environmental, economic, and political explanations of behavior. Somehow, we would have to account for how in moving from agricultural to industrial to post-industrial society, these cultural difference have somehow held. Altogether, these concerns suggest the thesis is overstated, that understanding these regional sub-cultures is merely one important strand in understanding what makes America work.
But as we become an increasingly diverse culture, it is heartening to look back upon our shared history not as some ever shifting monolith, but rather as a series of conflicts and compromises amongst quite different sub-cultures. For recognizing how our institutions have already accommodated so much difference, of not just immigrants but of the most deeply American patriots, suggests that we have more resources for integrating diversity than we might believe.
The book made me look at our nation differently. It laid down a paradigm through which I viewed the next couple of dozen American history books I read after it. It is hard to ask more of a history book. Certainly it holds more explanatory power than much longer books like Paul Johnson's "History of the American People." If you choose to read American Nations and you like it, check out, "Bound Away: Virginia and the Westward Movement," by David Hackett Fischer. It is at one and the same time more specific and more academic and also a great listen. Hope you enjoy them as much as I did.
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"An Easy History For The Mildly Interested"
I enjoyed this book. The author makes no secret of his yankee leanings, and is clearly anti-dixie. That being said, I still enjoyed the analysis; especially the speculation about possible futures in the last quarter of the book. I'm not a huge reader of history for fun. This was an excellent blend of history and supposition. It was light enough to interest any reader, and yet insightful/researched enough to keep history buffs engaged. All in all a good read.
"Great, Until the End"
At times, Dixon was fairly monotone, but the performance was steady and still entertaining. Actually, it was humorous to hear him attempt some regional accents, which he didn't do particularly well.
The majority of the book, from the creation of the first settlements in North America through the end of the Civil War is terrific. Afterwards, the author begins to equate all things that most Americans currently find politically conservative or libertarian in aspect as a product of Deep Southern or "Borderlander" thought and is therefore lumped into the same categories as white supremacy and slavery. In fact, the author's fairly biased point of view becomes more pronounced as he attempts to stretch his thesis to current events, with multiple digs at institutions like the Tea Party and the present day incarnation of the Republican party, while professing a love of a strong centralized government as a means to unite all Americans and a need to put aside individual liberties for the sake of the nation and the "common good.: Garreau's Nine Nations of North America is a better book on the fractured cultural history of the United States without many of the biases that Woodard seems to harbor, but that's not available yet on Audible.
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"Must-Listen Before the 2016 Election"
I started reading this book because I wanted to understand why my home state of Ohio is so important in American elections. As it turns out, Ohio mixes three distinct "nations": Midland, Appalachia, and Yankee, which accounts for the wildly diverging politics of different parts of the state. In that sense, Ohio really is a microcosm of a large swath of the United States.
Thanks to this book, I have a much better grasp of the foundations of the Republican and Democratic parties. Certain contradictions in behavior now make much more sense.
The latter portion of the book serves as an excellent primer for the political forces that will shape the 2016 presidential election. It also suggests why American politics is currently stagnating.
For that reason, I would call it a good companion book to "Maxwell's Demon and the Golden Apple" by Randall L. Schweller, which discusses the importance of chaos in energizing a political system (but is not yet available in audio).
"Masterful work. A must listen."
I stumbled into this book at a Barnes and Noble, and while I did not buy it, I made a mental note to listen to it on here. Extremely glad I did.
Woodward essentially builds off of earlier works to spell out eleven regional cultures that he argues make up the US (minus Polynesian Hawaii and Latin-Caribbean south Florida), Canada, and northern Mexico. Here's a few of them.
First Nations: Encompassing Northern Canada, Greenland, much of the Yukon and Alaska. The "First Nations" of course refers to areas where Native Americans (and their values) still are predominant.
El Norte; The first non-native regional culture to develop. Essentially a pioneer Latino psyche, born on the fringes of Mexico, and what would become the Southwestern US after 1848.
Tidewater: The region including North Carolina, some of Maryland, Virginia proper, and Delaware. Centered on the Chesapeake, this was the first region inhabited by English-speaking colonists.
Interestingly, Woodward includes the greater New York City Metro Area as it's own culture, and makes an excellent case for it. He argues that "New Netherland" is not much different from its early Dutch roots today.
Yankeedom, is essentially New England and its most direct diaspora, stretching West bordering Canada over to the easternmost counties of the Dakotas. Yankeedom also includes New Brunswick and Nova Scotia in Canada. Yankeedom was founded by the Puritans...the Pilgrims...who first set foot in the region in 1620.
Woodward argues that most political issues in US history were in fact motivated by regional differences and rivalries. While Woodward shows his own colors at the very end of the book he is very unbiased throughout the rest; hard-right Conservatives may hate the idea that their modern ideas on economic deregulation, cheap labor, and a powerful 1% is largely born of Deep South influence. Very cosmopolitan, secular, Progressives may cringe to learn that their beliefs owe a lot to the plain, very religious, paternalistic Puritans.
If you're interested in American politics this is a must-listen.
"Wish I had gotten the paper version"
The narrator as a soothing voice that made me want to sleep. I wish I had gotten the paper version. The content is very interesting but as an audible it put me to sleep.
I am a bilingual high school teacher. I mostly read non-fiction, especially history, but I am also a sucker for science-fiction and fantasy novels.
"Thought-Provoking Point of View"
This is a fascinating and accessible book about the different cultural nations of northern North America. It contains very well-balanced historical information as well as accurate generalizations about modern political affairs. I really enjoyed it.
The author's thesis is that the eleven cultural nations that make up northern North America (Canada, the United States, and northern Mexico) provide a better way of understanding the history of the area and the modern challenges in political life that the countries are experiencing. Although the book is very US-centric, as a Canadian with a strong background in Canadian history I found the parts about my own country to be fairly accurate, if superficial. Not being an American, I found the US parts to be enlightening about why different states vote the way they do and why their government is set up the way it is. It is a very general way of looking at political issues, but the author does not claim that it is accurate for every person nor does he claim that his theory can explain everything. However, I believe he does a good job of supporting his thesis that looking at cultural nations is better than trying to understand history or politics on this continent by looking at political boundaries.
The most interesting part of the book was the history. I knew very little about the methods the Spanish used during their imperial period, so that section was eye-opening. Not being an American, yet having heard a lot of American historical mythology, meant that I appreciated getting a more accurate and balanced view of events such as the US Revolutionary War and the US Civil War as well. I also feel like I am going away from this book with a lot to think about and a new way of framing historical and political issues, especially in the US. Framing the political struggles in the US as culture clashes about what the one and only "American identity" is makes for an interesting hypothesis.
Although this book presents a lot of historical information, it is accessible and easy to follow. It would benefit from a PDF of a map showing where the different nations can be found because it's not easy to keep track in your head while listening, but otherwise it is something that a person without too much background in the subjects could enjoy.
The narration was good, on the whole. There were some places where the sound quality would change slightly and it was a little distracting - it almost sounded as if a new person was reading - but that is a minor complaint. On a personal level, I know that in English it's acceptable to pronounce "Quebec" "kwuh-bek", but it's much more accurate to pronounce it "kuh-bek" - even most English speakers use the latter in my part of Canada and the former makes it obvious that the narrator does not actually understand French phonetics.
Overall, I found the book very interesting and I've already recommended it to others. It's a comfortable length and it does not overreach to try to explain everything with one theory. That said, I have come to agree with the author that it does provide a better explanation for a lot of "big questions", like, "Why is Canada different from the United States?" "Why are some US states 'swing states' and some are not?" "Why do poor people in red states still often support politicians and policies that appear counter to their interests?" etc. For that reason, I found it thought-provoking and fascinating to listen to.
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"The most important work of US history available"
This book is simply outstanding from cover to cover. As someone is a rabid consumer of US history I'm left feeling like a sports fan who just realized he has been watching a game playing out his entire life and only now is recognizing who is on what team. This book is incredibly well researched and provides a deeply contextualized history of the US's many regional states and cultural paradigms. I really cannot recommend this book highly enough for anyone interested in politics or American history.
The well researched and written histories of the states and their ethnic origins creates a much more interesting narrative than the generic right/left debate we all believe we live in.
A political primer that isnt 20th century revisionist nonsense
Buy this book
"Makes a very compelling case"
If you have ever wondered why Americans seem destined to argue past each other on all matters politics, this book provides a plausible explanation. Sorry, those that disagree with you are not idiots, but were likely raised in a different "national" culture. Woodard presents American history and current political loggerheads through the lens of the cultures of the different groups who colonized and now populate North America.
This is a small work that packs a great deal of history. As one on the outside looking in, I never could understand why the U.S. government is so dysfunctional. Now I know. President Obama was right when he said, "We are not a red state and a blue state", but wrong when he said, "we are the united states of America". According to this author, the U.S. is made up of a number of "nations" so diametrically opposed to each other that they just can't find a way to get along. Being of Scottish, Irish and French descent, I've always known that my Scots/Irish ancestors were a wild bunch, but, heavens to betsy, they sure have made a mess throughout history in the U.S. Between ethnic tensions, religion, racial discrimination and greed, it's hard to see how U.S. citizens can untangle themselves from the knotted skein that is throttling them.
I listened to this book almost non-stop and was very sorry when it came to an end. The narrator could have read a little slower as there was so much I wanted to savor. I will listen to it again very soon.
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'Yarn bombing' brings smiles in Exeter
Volunteers from Womenade of Greater Squamscott will gather today to remove the colorful street art that has brightened up Water Street for the past month.
Once the displays of knitted and crocheted yarn sweaters, motifs and other pieces are washed, most will be packed up and shipped off to Newtown for a so-called "yarn bombing" on June 8 to mark International Yarn Bombing Day and help the community heal after December's shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
"We had such a great response here. Hopefully, they'll have as much fun down there," said Kari Lazerowich, a Stratham resident and member of Womenade of Greater Squamscott who spearheaded the local project.
Womenade launched its "yarn bombing" on April 1 as part of a surprise April Fools' Day prank. Nearly 50 local volunteers spent months knitting and crocheting colorful yarn pieces and ornaments to be wrapped around and hung on trees, lamp posts, benches and other areas, mostly in downtown Exeter.
The displays remained in place through April, and through the generosity of private and business sponsors and other donors, raised nearly $4,000 for Womenade of Greater Squamscott.
The organization founded in 2005 provides short-term financial assistance - without any red tape - to residents in Brentwood, East Kingston, Exeter, Kensington, Newfields and Stratham and other surrounding communities.
Lazerowich heard about "graffiti knitting" and "yarn bombing" a few years ago and thought it would be a perfect way to have some fun and benefit Womenade.
With plans to decorate downtown on April 1, Lazerowich talked to local yarn shops in the months before the "yarn bombing" and put out the call for any volunteers who could knit or crochet. Many responded, including residents from the Riverwoods at Exeter retirement community.
"We connected with the crafty crowd in the area and recruited them to work," she said.
The volunteers held knitting workshops at the Hampton Inn on Portsmouth Avenue through the winter and finished their work in time for April Fools' Day.
"It was such a great community event," said Judy O'Reilly, a Womenade board member from Exeter.
Like others, O'Reilly agreed that sending the yarn displays to Newtown was the right thing to do after their time in Exeter. Others from around New England and the country are also planning to send items for the Newtown "yarn bombing."
"It's one New England community reaching out to another community who is in all of our thoughts and prayers," she said. "We hope it lifts their hearts as it did in our town. It's affected so many people in so many ways."
For more information on Womenade of Greater Squamscott, visit the group's website, www.womenadenh.org. More information on the "yarn bombing" in Newtown can be found on a Facebook page called "Sandy Hook International Yarn Bombing Day Installation."
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INDIAN WELLS, Calif. (AP) - Anthony Morrow scored 30 points off the bench and the Golden State Warriors defeated the Phoenix Suns 104-101 in an outdoor exhibition game on Saturday night at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden.
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Last year's inaugural outdoor game in the tennis facility was hampered by winds that impacted shooting and cold temperatures that had players complaining they couldn't stay warm on the bench.
Morrow was 11 of 21 from the field including four 3-pointers to lead the Warriors.
Stephen Curry, the Warriors' first-round pick, scored 18 points including two free throws in the closing seconds. Corey Maggette added 17 off the bench for Golden State.
Channing Frye led six Phoenix players in double figures with 19 points, 12 coming in the first quarter. Grant Hill scored 16.
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I am currently reviewing how staff report issues. We have a helpdesk system implemented at present but getting staff to use it is another problem!!
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With the advantages of better tire grip and more lively races, drivers and fans alike embrace the bumps and grooves of Kentucky Speedway.
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Petty's 1988 Daytona wreck sold as prelude to upcoming auction of NASCAR Hall of Famer Cotton Owens estate
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The remains of Richard Petty's crashed 1988 Pontiac Grand Prix from the 1988 Daytona 500 sold Saturday, a prelude of an even larger auction of late NASCAR Hall of Famer Cotton Owens on Dec. 6.
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Abu Dhabi GP Paddock Notebook – Sunday
Nov 23, 2014, 2:00 PM EST
For the last time in 2014, we round up all of the action in the paddock as Lewis Hamilton became Formula 1 world champion for the second time.
Force India rallies to double points score in Abu Dhabi
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It's not enough to beat McLaren in the constructors', but a great result nevertheless for Hulkenberg and Perez in Abu Dhabi.
Lotus' Twitter hilarity powers through a challenging Renault sendoff
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Lotus laughs rather than cries after a fitting end to its challenging 2014 season.
Ricciardo stars once more, from pit lane to fourth in Abu Dhabi
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Quite a drive from Daniel Ricciardo, primarily aided by start on primes.
Vettel thanks Red Bull for "incredible journey"
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After winning four world titles with Red Bull, Vettel is bound for Ferrari in 2015.
Prince Harry and David Cameron congratulate Hamilton on F1 title
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On a great day for British motorsport, Prince Harry and British Prime Minister David Cameron send their congratulations to Hamilton.
Alonso rates time with Ferrari as 9/10, finishes P9 in final race for the Scuderia
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Alonso is set to join McLaren in 2015 after five years with Ferrari.
Rosberg gracious in title defeat, says Hamilton deserved championship
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Williams double podium caps phenomenal comeback season
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Hamilton calls second title victory "the greatest day of my life"
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An engine failure for Nico Rosberg leaves Hamilton free to win the race under the lights in Abu Dhabi and clinch his second world title.
GP2: Coletti wins final race of the season in Abu Dhabi
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The third tier single seater series comes to a close in Abu Dhabi, with Alex Lynn winning the championship.
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