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opel
1. With the passing years our rear wheel drive cars were replaced by front wheel drives and when I left we were stuck with exceedingly bad Opel Monza’s and later Mazda’s in the 626 range
2. The car, which Colling recognized as an old Opel, pulled in front of the main structure
3. The two Russian soldiers took their places in the front of the Opel, while the two guards half-threw their burden into the back seat
4. Colling took the bridle of the horse pulling the other wagon and with its driver urging the horse on, managed to pull among the trees just seconds before the Opel rounded the curve
5. It was not long until the same olive-drab Opel arrived, and the two Russians entered the headquarters building
6. He was well ahead of the Opel, and was already in the seat of his wagon, watching with the binoculars as the car came into view
7. The Opel slid to a stop when it encountered the first wagon slewed across the road, one of its wheels off, and the driver waving his arms excitedly at the car
8. At first only the Russian driving the Opel stepped out of the car, shouting in Russian for the Pole to move his wagon
9. She slipped into the back seat of the Opel and waved Colling away as she pulled the door closed
10. When the Opel was out of sight, Colling trotted over to the three Poles, who were now laughing and slapping their knees in delight
11. Yatom stopped his VW and got out then crossed the busy street and climbed into the passenger seat of Dagan’s Opel
12. Tamir Shavit sat in the passenger seat of the blue Opel as it sped along highway 3 toward Bloemfontein
13. Dunhill sat with Robert Smith across the road from the motel in the blue Opel
14. That's why Caramarin found himself in his beat up Opel Combo that
15. Not with these two in his Opel
16. A squeal of brakes and a blast from a horn as the Opel swerved across the path of a mini bus
17. Then there was a gasp of horror as they realised the meaning of the Opel van
18. Caramarin leaped out of the Opel, lit the first petrol bomb and hurled it
19. Placid had backed the Opel to the edge of the road, the rear passenger door
20. Caramarin raced along the road to the Opel
21. Caramarin took her back to his Opel Combo
22. He walked back to his Opel Combo
23. Caramarin hurried to his Opel Combo, fired it up and drove as quickly as
24. tarpaulin and carried the girl out to his Opel Combo and gently laid the body inside
25. It felt dirty and tainted the very air of the Opel Combo
26. As he crossed the hot car park to his Opel Combo, Caramarin was deep in
27. old Opel vans and pick-ups in various stages of dirt and decay
28. hurried away and back into his Opel Combo
29. Just as he pulled forward and joined the trunk road, he saw the Opel coming up fast towards the junction
30. Suddenly, Daniel felt a bump as the Opel nudged the back of the Escort
31. As the Opel came up behind him again, he braked and turned slightly, just as the big estate car banged into him again
32. The emergency services personnel discussed how best to clear the bodies and the wreckage and the traffic police commented on the fact that the two men in the Opel were armed; one had an automatic pistol with silencer, the other a small calibre revolver
33. The Opel bounces down roads that are hardly more than cattle trails
34. Every hour Volkheimer pokes his head into the back of the Opel and meets Werner’s eyes
35. He slings his rifle and carries the big battered transmitter—its leads, its inferior microphone—through the flowers to the Opel, its engine running, Neumann Two and Volkheimer already in the cab
36. Bernd climbs in beside him, rifle in his lap, and neither bothers to close the back door when the Opel roars into gear
37. In April 1944 the Opel rattles into a white city full of empty windows
38. Werner finds a state-sponsored station playing waltzes and sets the speaker in the open back door of the Opel so all can hear
39. Werner climbs into the Opel, feeling as if the buildings are rearing around him, growing taller and warping
40. The few souls they see inside the old city press their backs up against walls to allow the battered Opel to pass
41. That night Volkheimer drives the Opel east along a coastal road toward Cancale, and Bernd takes the first transceiver out to a knoll in a field, and Werner operates the second from the back of the truck, and Volkheimer stays folded into the driver’s seat, his huge knees jammed against the wheel
