In today's technically super-efficient Formula One, breakdowns are rare and seldom a decisive factor.
(Technically, the Super PAC that released the film, Winning Our Future, isn't affiliated with Gingrich, but some of its key staffers are old Gingrich hands).
Avaunt, Uhtred and Æthelflaed … Twilight Tenth Anniversary/Life and Death by Stephenie Meyer (Atom) The author of the teen vampire hit has stolen a march on everyone with the surprise publication of a gender-swap sequel, which arrived unannounced in bookshops across the land on 6 October – thus technically scooping Super Thursday, too.
With a transversely mounted mid-engine V-12 (the first of its kind), a revolutionary transaxle, a fully independent suspension and a gorgeous body by Bertone, the Muira is one of the world's most beautiful and technically sophisticated super cars, with performance to match.
Yesterday The Daily Telegraph technically breached the "super" part of the superinjunction by reporting that the courts were hiding the identity of a footballer and allegations about his private life.
The mayor has reason to be pissed his town is technically hosting the Super Bowl, meaning it has to deal with some of the infrastructure-straining difficulties of a major event, but it isn't built to get a comparable payday.
McCarthy, who is fifty-nine, helps direct the pro-Romney group Restore Our Future, one of the hundreds of new Super PACs — technically independent political-action committees set up by supporters of the candidates — that are dramatically reshaping the Presidential election.
In recent years, Phuket has established itself as a popular destination for super yachts — technically 24 meters long or more, although the generally accepted length today starts at 45 to 50 meters — offering year-round cruising grounds as well as refit and shore-side facilities.
It's technically the sequel to Super Mario World, but there's waaay more going on here.
Super PACs, technically independent groups, cannot coordinate with candidates or their election committees under federal law.
