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- adjective That provides a
view from therear
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Examples
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Marcos Ambrose puts Texas in rearview, braces for Talladega
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Marcos Ambrose puts Texas in rearview, braces for Talladega - USATODAY. com
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And that innovation, including one of the smartest plug-in electric drive systems in the business as well as onboard navigation and a high-definition rearview camera, is offered at a fully loaded price of about $45,000.
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Standard equipment delivered at that price should include four-wheel disc brakes, onboard navigation, front and rear parking proximity warning systems, a high-definition rearview camera, top-notch cabin materials, excellent build quality inside and out, and an overall driving performance so stunning it serves as entertainment in itself.
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Moreover, for the money, the Q5 2.0 T Quattro had more stuff - including the high-definition rearview camera that was somehow missing from the long $28,000 list of options in the Cayenne S.
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And then unemployment, that's kind of rearview mirror.
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As a result, most Americans now view the situation in Iraq as a "rearview" mirror issue -- meaning that the public believes it is time to focus on the process of ending our involvement and getting out quickly.
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In December, the federal Department of Transportation said it wants new vehicles to be equipped with devices such as rearview cameras to eliminate blind spots behind cars.
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The radar-based system alone costs about $250 and is often packaged with other safety features such as rearview cameras.
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And some items that are offered as options for the base RX 350, such as rearview monitor, are listed as "not available" on the base SRX.
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