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Motorsports: Team MRF deliver 1-2 finish
by F wire
May 19, 2013

challenger Ben Hunt (Tony Rawstorn) in a Subaru Impreza WRX was a distant third.Lappi said: "A very good result. We've had heavy rain and it got really #NewsTracker
As yen hits 100 to US$, get ready for more currency wars
by Vivek Kaul
May 11, 2013

...That compares with 4.7 percent at Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd, which makes Subaru cars, and 3.1 percent at Toyota."When the yen was at 78 to a dollar #Deflation # Bank of Japan # Shinzo Abe # Abenomics # Yen-Dollar # CurrencyWar
Profit booms but why does low risk still rule at Toyota?
May 08, 2013

Motors Co and Volkswagen.On Wednesday, Fuji Heavy Industries, which makes Subaru cars, is likely to book record annual operating profit of 120 billion yen #
Indian scientist helps discover super giant blue star in virgo constellation
Apr 12, 2013

) and amidst raging cyclone winds blowing at four million kilometres per hour.Research using the Subaru Telescope, the National Aeronautics and Space #TechBuzz # Virgo constellation # Milky Way Galaxy # Super Blue star
Chicago auto show: Are auto majors losing their mojo?
Feb 16, 2013

design concept. Then there was the Subaru-Toyota jointly-developed twin cars, Scion FRS and Subaru BRZ, that created a buzz. But this time around we only #Mercedes # BMW # Chicago Auto Show # Toyota Avalon # Chevy # Honda Electric Car
Motorsports: Ghosh and Ashwin top in Coffee Day Rally
by F wire
Nov 24, 2012

?wheel drive cars following a turbo failure in his Subaru Impreza.The Kolkata?based Ghosh, driving a Mistubishi Lancer Cedia, who started the day with a two #Sports # Politics # India # Police # Firefox # indian # Ajax # IANS
'Super?Jupiter' sized planet found near massive star
by F wire
Nov 20, 2012

of the Strategic Explorations of Exoplanets and Disks with Subaru (SEEDS) programme using the Subaru telescope located in Hawaii, according to a Toronto statement #India # Religion # Education # Nigeria # Firefox # News # House # Christmas # Muslim # indian # Ajax # archives
Planet thirteen times the size of Jupiter found
Nov 20, 2012

Explorations of Exoplanets and Disks with Subaru (SEEDS) programme using the Subaru telescope located in Hawaii, according to a Toronto statement #didyouknow # Super Jupiter # Kappa # Andromeda
Kubica wants to return to F1 despite near fatal crash
Sep 09, 2012

to be somewhere else," the 27-year-old said of his participation in a Subaru in the Rally Ronde Gomitolo di Lana event on the weekend of the Italian Grand Prix #LifeInTheFastLane # Renault # Poland # Robert Kubica
China's consumers move from hatchbacks to bulky SUVs
Feb 27, 2012

ditched her tiny, five-year old Suzuki Swift last summer for a 2.5 litre Subaru Forester, which was three times as expensive."I feel safe and cool #China # NewsTracker # Hyundai # Mercedes # SUV

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