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	realitylab » Ajax
		Ajax the great as a well known hero from the Trojan war and son of Telamon
		Ajax the lesser son of the king of Locris, and another hero in the Trojan war
		Ajax (toilet), an early flush toilet invented in England in 1596
	www.realitylab.at /wp/ajax (551 words)

	20th century article - 20th century 19th century 21st century more centuries Decades 1900s 1910s - What-Means.com
		This allowed the automobile to become the most important means of transportation.
		The automobile provided vastly increased transportation capabilities for the average member of Western societies in the early to mid-century, spreading even further later on.
		The widespread use of petroleum in industry -- both as a chemical precursor to plastics and as a fuel for the automobile and airplane -- led to the vital geopolitical importance of petroleum resources.
	www.what-means.com /encyclopedia/20th_century (1492 words)

	Early Electric
		In February 1923 the company's coach-works (that mostly made Buick bodies by 1921) was purchased by General Motors to build Oldsmobile bodies.
		This was the first reliable commercially available automobile in North America, and for Col. Pope confirmed his belief that electric propulsion was the future of personal transportation.
		The automobile division was sold to Stevens-Duryea of Chicopee Falls Mass, they opened a subsidiary called Rauch and Lang Inc, which made electric cabs.
	earlyelectric.com /carcompanies.html (8330 words)

	Home Page of the Pacific Northwest Region of the Nash Car Club of America
		[1920] [1921] [1922] [1923] [1924] [1925] [1926] [1927] [1928] [1929]
		Diary of a Nash road trip taken by the Beach Family of Cornwall, Ontario, to California and back.
		They left on October 18, 1921 and returned on April 13, 1922, travelling more than 10,000 in a Nash.
	www.pnwnash.org (475 words)

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