star well the beamers cords b.m.w.'s trademark kidney grill. the headlights are much words are on the mercedes. x four on the other hand is somewhat boxy or then its competitor. reminded by an under he says if you compare the two designs you see mercedes really did come up with something different still it's lines for people better for their clear he thinks and so he doesn't really see it as just a design not gone with the guys to design. inside the geale she is also a mercedes in every sense of the brand the impression is perhaps a little old fashioned but there's no lack of luxury. so what's andre's overall impression of the combination coupe de s.u.v. and hybrid the mercedes so save itself the trouble. that's the best that he says the mercedes motto is the best or nothing if you want to thank b.m.w. for the idea but also encourage the beamer to do it better it's a marker sadie's did a good job on the cio secret that he believes it's more elegant in the b.m.w. and offers more powerful engines and an alternative drive and he original idea didn

i don't want to have the honoree says the mercedes engine makes the beamer look at old fashioned have been smooth car makers have gasoline diesel and sports versions in their engine lineups former cd's also offers a hybrid so if you want both fuel efficiency and low emissions. you think that's the one to go for some that say this guy from. time to compare as mercedes just copied the idea of an s.u.v. coupe they didn't even lift specific design elements. both cars have similar silhouettes though of course the mercedes spears the car makers three point star well the beemer scores b.m.w.'s trademark kidney grille. the headlights are much larger on the mercedes. x four on the other hand is somewhat boxy or than its competitor. monday by nondairy says if you compare the two designs you see mercedes really did come up with something different it's lines well better for their clear he thinks and so he doesn't really see it as just a design not gonna but i was to design a peek. inside that she'll see is also a mercedes in every sense of the brand the impression is perhaps a little old fashion

activity coupe a o x four is based on the x three so with the latter having recently been upgraded beamer has two. we checked out the most powerful diesel addition with a sport expect the m forty d. it's powered by a turbo charged in line six unit with two hundred forty kilowatts of output all wheel drive and an eight speed automatic transmission are standard top speed is two hundred fifty kilometers per hour the maker rakes fuel consumption of six point six liters for one hundred kilometers prices in germany started just under seventy one thousand euros. and i mean i know finds the new x four has sharper. contours than in someone plumper predecessor it's eight centimeters longer four centimeters wider and a bit flatter giving it a muscular low writing look the wheelbase has been extended by six centimeters which adds to the car comfort that also apply to rear passengers who now have almost three centimeters more leg room into. the front sports the characteristic double kidney grille with large air intakes and the all new headlights giving the x four a far bronnie air and broader look tha

movie the beamer. nike i can see him in. he says get into such a small explosive. packing a punch. in a makeshift cut cut and still. trying to get thirty minutes on the docket. leaving the fun be told. his works that god is for to know. the maestro and faith. be told and finished bomb the twenty. his reputation murderer. arsonist. tyrant. the roman emperor nero. to be just get bad press to. remount historians are reexamining this case rethinking nero his history being unfair to the infamous templar starts august fourteenth on t.w. . cool to appeal to you to up to. well done to. a click and become to a third book with everybody while to very closely. in the future bond or is a tool for the bold and. all to list all the mission to be the boldest of the. just one little goof. to learn from this looking for people who want to be removed. this is d w news live from berlin clashes erupt in bucharest as ex-pats romanians return home to demand that the government resign they say they were forced out of their own country by corruption police used rubber bullets and tear gas against the demo

they're going to try to use that beamer right there, drive it 60 kilometers per hour.hey can get the bull's eye. well, one thing we know we don't want is a gerald. >> the gerald we call him. so, hopefully, no gerald. >> just doink! >> just doink. that's so simple, guys. guys, just doink it! he doesn't even hit the board. >> rule change. miss the board three times in a row -- >> and you're out. >> which immediately comes into play. >> get out of the car. but this guy, brett, he starts getting his iron. >> oh! oh! >> yes! >> gerald! >> we got the first gerald on the board. >> and from this point on, it's almost like his muscle memory is just locked in, because time after time after time, it geralds off. >> gerald! >> he's been hitting it every time. he's staying in the car. and funny enough -- >> i'm starting to get a bit of motion sickness here. the doctor needs to deliver me some bulls-eye medicine. >> let's see, shall we? >> oh! >> ta da! >> there you go. their impossible mission, they just chose to accept it. >>> grandma smells something funny in the back seat. >> uh

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i was raised in the idea as a kid who sat during pastor beamer's sermons and read the book of revelation over and over again, right, a world -- demon-filled world is not that strange. but 70% of americans believe in angels and demons. that may match with some of you, but it is way higher than others. if we live in a world with our fellow american citizens and 70% of them believe that demons are active in the world, then where do we say what are the weird things? right? if we live in a world where you can say, well, such and such number of percentage of americans said this thing that you go, i can't believe it, then the newscaster said but remember, 70% of us believe in demons. you sort of go like, well, okay. in other words, oftentimes this is not the world that american historians teach to. we don't teach to a world in which we think of a world of enlightenment scholars who are only looking at rational evidence. but 70% of us if we take this number at all legitimate, maybe it is less. but what number of beam believing in demons is high enough that when we say we are talking about eviden

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