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With Miami and London joining Basel and New York as obligatory circuit stops, with artists decrying the constant pressure from dealers for fresh work, and with dealers bemoaning the drain on quality stock (never mind the toll of constant caravanning on the flagship operations back home), bristling under the big top has become an art-world way of life. with the arrival of "The Great American Pony Drive II," which is comprised of European and American-owned Mustangs caravanning across the United States. The new line is designed to meet consumer demand for increased range as users continue to discover everyday uses for two-way radios, including at amusement parks, when caravanning and on the golf course. |
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