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10 simple things that explain how to catch a cab in Boston - Boston.com
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When you're not in Boston proper, the wait for an unoccupied cab can be mind numbing. It may lead you to think nonsensical things like, “Maybe we should walk from Brighton to Beacon Hill. It's not that far,'' or even, “This is a sign that whatever we had planned isn't worth it.'' Ignore your brain! It's trying to ...
When your car is a cab | The Independent
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But second-hand, a London cab can be bought for as little as £500 or for as much as £20,000. As with all cars, you get what you pay for. The high-value vehicles are the few remaining examples of inter-war Beardmore and Austin models which have been well restored. The bulk of those for sale are either ...
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