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	Gordon-Brillie: Arthur Duray
		Arthur Duray was the first man to drive at more than 80 miles an hour, no mean achievement when you look at the bone-shaker in which he did it.
		Duray, a large man belonging to the fur-coat brigade, was the first to use the new Ostend road for record breaking, and there he covered the measured kilometre in 26.8 seconds, much faster than the then-standing record of 29 seconds held by the Mors.
		But Duray was not content with his new speed of 83.47 mph, and four months later was out again to push the figure up to 84.73 mph, this time at the old official road stretch at Dourdan.
	www.uniquecarsandparts.com.au /world_land_speed_record_07.htm (358 words)

	Arthur Duray
		Der Artikel Arthur Duray gehört zur Kategorie: Mann, Franzose, GP-Fahrer vor 1950
		Duray wurde 1881 in New York als Sohn belgischer Eltern geboren, er selbst verbrachte den Großteil seines Lebens in Frankreich und nahm später auch die französische Staatsbürgerschaft an.
		Duray trat auch beim 500-Meilen-Rennen von Indianapolis an, wo er 1914 in einem Peugeot Zweiter wurde.
	www.w-w-w.de /Arthur_Duray.html (215 words)

	Arthur Duray
		The sentence is this one: "Arthur Duray was born in New York City, New
		The webmaster of the site, Gordon Graff, writes that the nationality of Duray is still in question, although he is usually thought to be French.
		He also offers the fact that a biography is in preparation and will be added as soon as it is available.
	www.earlyaviators.com /eduray.htm (375 words)

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