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The answer is YES. I use a 2002 Honda Accord. Manual Transmission - I enjoy to drive, not to be driven.lol
Although it is not as rugged as my former Nissan Altima 2001, I have zero complains so far. I drive more responsibly in the Honda.
Just observe all the rules and you will be very happy.
Driven over 2,000 KMs across the nation in the past three weeks and no issues.
Enjoy the sportiness of the car.
Very very lovely interior (mine is leather seat) & a 6-loader sound system.
Luvinhubby just changed the ball joints n upper arm last weekend. The last time that was done was almost 2 years. I decided to change since I know that is the most common problem and I think the old one has really served.
If I am to choose between this Accord and the 2.2 you are talking about, before I bought the car I wd have chosen 2.2 because my perspective had been damaged by my dad who had lots of toyota, but now, I am already looking forward to my next Honda (my dad wants to buy this Honda from me after test driving it, imagine that)

At the end of the day, the choice is yours, but I would choose Honda if I was in your shoes.

Rear Lights like Audi q5/q7, sides look like 2013 highlander, front like honda crosstour, overall body structure like nissan pathfinder. Now they have switch segments completely into the already overcrowded SUV/CUV market. Anyways, more market share for Toyota to fill up quickly

Benin-Ore road also now qualifies. 182.5Km/h 2002 Honda Accord BabyBoy. Unfortunately anything above 4,000RPM the speed limiter kicks in and couldnt floor it further. v6 or v8 would easily hit 300km/h on that long stretch of good road

Sure you are back now. Where did you eventually settle for and how has been your experience?

great work lomzy

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Once again, happy new year...

It would be advisable to read the whole story rather than gorgitate on a so called professor who lacks the understanding of the entire context.

New York (CNN) -- The U.N. Security Council, in a close 8-2 vote with five abstentions, on Tuesday voted down a Palestinian statehood resolution that set a deadline for the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Palestinian territories by 2017.
Eight nations voted for the draft resolution -- one vote short of the necessary nine to be adopted -- including Jordan, which sponsored the resolution, and three permanent Security Council members: China, Russia and France.
The United States voted against the resolution on the table and had been expected to exercise its permanent council member authority and veto the measure, had it passed.
The Security Council consists of 15 members, five permanent and 10 rotating members. The permanent five, China, France, Russia, United Kingdom and the United States, have veto power to block any resolution.
The resolution called for an end of Israeli troops in Palestinian territories -- including the West Bank -- by 2017 and set a 12-month deadline for a peace solution, with two separate states. It also identified East Jerusalem as the capital of what would be called Palestine.
Palestine currently is not recognized as a state. In November 2012, the General Assembly voted to upgrade the status of the Palestinians to "non-member observer state."
Jordanian envoy: World ready for move
Dina Kawar, Jordan's ambassador to the United Nations and the sponsor of the draft, said she hoped the Security Council would have adopted the resolution because the council "bears both the legal and the moral responsibilities to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which is the crux of the conflict in the Middle East."
Elements in the draft resolution, including the right for Palestinian people for self-determination, a two-state solution with East Jerusalem as the capital of Palestine and an end to what it calls Israeli occupation were "acceptable not only to members of the Security Council but to the international community as a whole," Kawar said.
U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power said no other country in the world has invested more than the United States in pursuing peace between Israel and the Palestinians, but said the resolution "would undermine efforts to get back to an atmosphere that makes it possible to achieve two states for two people."
Power said that the current resolution was "deeply unbalanced" and instead of giving a voice to both sides, only considered the concerns of one.
"Today's vote should not be interpreted as a victory for an unsustainable status quo, instead it should serve as a wake-up call to catalyze all interested parties to take constructive, responsible steps to achieve a two-state solution," Power said.
Australia also voted against the measure.
The Palestinian representative at the United Nations, Riyad Mansour, told the diplomats that it is "most regrettable that the Security Council remains paralyzed."
"The repeated requests for us to 'wait,' and 'wait,' and 'wait' while our people are suffering, while our people are besieged, while our land is being colonized, and while the two-state solution is being destroyed and the prospects for peace are evaporating, must understand that such requests are not viable under these circumstances and are unsustainable," he said.
Israeli: "Political games' continue
"The Palestinians have found every possible opportunity to avoid direct negotiations with Israel," said Israel Nitzan, a counselor representing Israel at the meeting, and called the most recent "unilateral" draft the latest endeavor in a "never-ending string of political games."
"I have news for the Palestinians: you cannot agitate and provoke your way to a state," Nitzan said.
Five countries abstained from the vote, including permanent member United Kingdom.
UK Ambassador Mark Lyall Grant told the Security Council, "We consider President (Mahmoud) Abbas a man of peace and understand the pressure that the Palestinian leadership has been under to act and their frustration at the lack of progress. But we are disappointed that the normal, and necessary, negotiation did not take place on this occasion. "
After the meeting, Jordan's Kawar told reporters that although she would have liked more consultations and negotiations to "come up with a product that would be acceptable to the 15" [member states,] the importance of this resolution was "to put some momentum and dynamics in the Security Council."
http://edition.cnn.com/2014/12/30/world/palestinian-statehood-draft-vote/

Happy New Year to all.

If I have spare time this year, We would do SPSS step by step... Say HI if you are IN and NAY if you are not.

Apologies @Consortium. Literally spent the whole day ensuring everything works including topping up the AC gas. Will reach you shortly. @kojee27 no thanks, nothing less than 300k. its fair enough. Thanks

Consortium:
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Please try the number again. It is absolutely correct. 08061688723. Cheers

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