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HonestJohn's figures are based on drivers who have submitted mpg figures to the website, which means it is not strictly comparable to tests done in laboratories, but does give an indication of the on-the-road experience.

Ms. Quan's spokeswoman, Sue Piper, said that it was an indication of the hands-on approach to governing that Ms. Quan would be bringing to City Hall.

"The turnout level will be an indication of the energy on the Democratic and Republican side," said Representative Chris Van Hollen of Maryland, the head of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.

Nevertheless, the move was just the latest indication of the pressures on the defence budget and of growing tensions between the MoD and No 10 Downing Street.

Maybe most important here is the DSP Load, which gives an indication of the load on your computer, and the XRUN count.

In an indication of the pressure on ambulances, London Ambulance Service last week asked for help from paramedic teams from the rest of the country because of increased demand.

A granular temperature distribution provides an indication of the regions on the immersed tubes that could be susceptible to fluctuation intensity of the solid phase.

The monthly snapshot of the market from Rics includes numbers of buyers and sellers in the market, giving an indication of the pressure on future prices.

Perhaps the best indication of the strains on the market is that the largest issuer of private label cards, General Electric, has indicated that it would like to quit the business altogether.

The results provided convincing indication of the changes on surface chemistry that occurred after DES treatment.

Crash reports provided some indication of the risks on the streets adjacent to the campus.