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"Over rice" feels like the more in-the-language phrase, though maybe chili has its own specialized vocabulary, I don't know ( 42D: One way to serve chili )
[4] Due to the fact that this brand looked and sounded foreign compared to similar brands sold in Yugoslavia, it was always seen as the "odd" and "foreign" brand on the market
Whether you have the vocabulary to identify a roped shoulder and a two-ply shoulder pad or not, Mueser says, You will immediately see the difference. Whether youre having a suit made to measure or buying one off the rack, the type of shoulder you should choose depends on a few things, first, and foremost, how hard youve been getting after it on arm day
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** With the propensity for Lucas components to fail or disassemble themselves randomly in the most spectacular manners (some of which can be observable from space on IR sensing satellites), I do recommend not simply adding the OD circuit load to the F1 circuit (as was shown as factory stock), but fusing it separately such that IF and WHEN the OD Solenoid decides to die in a spectacular way, it does not blow the fuse which also supplies the other nice-to-have-when-driving-loads!" PLACEHOLDER FOR FEEDBACK AFTER ISSUE IS RESOLVED ------------------- Link to thread: 25a dumpy fuse Excerpt from my posting to thread: Typically, when something like intentionally different sizes is designed-in, it is for the purpose of Poka-Yoke or mistake-proofing, so that in this case, fuses of differing current values could not be inadvertently interchanged [If the 25A Fuse 1 was a GBC 5 X 25mm size, it could inadvertently be installed into the other Fuse locations, and be waaaay too high a rating to give any over-current protection to those circuits!]...it certainly does that, but in our case, it also brings with it a minor burden of designing in a (sometimes) difficult to locate GBF size (7x17mm) 25A Fuse...one that a vintage Volvo owner should get (when its not needed) and keep on-board as a spare for when it is needed
