The word "auto" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as an abbreviation for automobile, or in terms related to self-acting or automatic. Example sentence: "My car has auto climate control, so I don't have to adjust the temperature manually."
Microsoft announced its own "Auto PC" initiative at CES in January 1998 - with companies including Citroen, Nissan, Hyundai, and device makers including Samsung.
The idea of holding it up as an example of a brain-warpingly violent game should be a useful corrective to anyone tempted to make the same argument about Grand Theft Auto.
Anyway, Biden jumps in and swiftly mentions (a) the Detroit auto bail-out, and (b) Mitt Romney's 47% remarks.
The usual lopsided Bedford trucks, bullock carts, auto rickshaws, slaloming hatchbacks and scooter swarms that infest every highway I have ever travelled on in India were conspicuous by their absence.
Industrial action by auto workers did not slacken, but we do not hear of women rocking the corporate boat again.
Barra, who became the first woman to run a major auto manufacturer when she was promoted to the top job in January 2014, earned 80% more than the $9m paid to her predecessor, Dan Akerson.
Because they know they'll be asked, if they do rat on a classmate, the kids begin to auto-correct halfway through.
This requires substantial change, including the removal of the opt-out for auto-enrolment pensions.
Romanians described this as "auto-censure" – self-censorship – and said that it was far more effective than the Securitate, the secret police.
Features will include a secure software auto-update mechanism that uses the Tor anonymising network, which the EFF hopes will make attacks masquerading as software updates considerably less likely to succeed.
They are currently being auto-enrolled into workplace schemes, so pension scheme membership is currently on the rise for the first time in years.
