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In theory, the government could, if it wanted, decide to change the colour, which is currently standardised for EU countries, says the BBC's Europe correspondent, Chris Morris. Some say we could still remain in the single market - but what is a single market? The single market is seen by its advocates as the EU's biggest achievement and one of the main reasons it was set up in the first place. Britain was a member of a free trade area in Europe before it joined what was then known as the common market. In a free trade area countries can trade with each other without paying tariffs - but it is not a single market because the member states do not have to merge their economies together. The European Union single market, which was completed in 1992, allows the free movement of goods, services, money and people within the European Union, as if it was a single country. It is possible to set up a business or take a job anywhere within it. The idea was to boost trade, create jobs and lower prices. But it requires common law-making to ensure products are made to the same technical standards and imposes other rules to ensure a "level playing field". Critics say it generates too many petty regulations and robs members of control over their own affairs.
We did six years by ourselves, all styled by ourselves. Its simple, agrees Tammy. Theres no mood board, the traditional visual tool for a designer to map out a collections supposed genesis. But the inspirations Kane reels off are, again, unusual and theres no clear start or end to his list. He is instead attracted to things instinctively, almost by free association. That taffeta, for instance, came from thinking about the work of the outsider artist Ionel Talpazan, whose art also inspires prints in the show. He was abducted by aliens so he said and throughout his life just drew plans upon plans of what he saw, Kane says. But despite being beloved by the fashion industry, theres always the sense of the outcast or misfit about Kanes work. Weve always felt like outsiders, he says, gesticulating to himself and Tammy. Growing up in Scotland, Kane would spend hours glued to the television, recording fashion broadcasts and worshipping Gianni Versace, whose style distinctly influenced his earliest collections.
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Gareth Clubb called for Neil McEvoy's Adjudication Panel for Wales hearing on 2 and 3 March to be delayed. Plaid's spring conference is being held in Newport on 3 and 4 March. The Adjudication Panel for Wales has been asked to comment. Mr Clubb said the clash "could lead to an erosion in public trust" in the work of the panel. Mr McEvoy, a Plaid AM for South Wales Central and the party's group leader on Cardiff council, is facing a tribunal over allegations he brought the authority into disrepute in his role as a local councillor. BBC Wales reported in January that the case, referred to the tribunal by the Ombudsman, apparently relates to whether a comment was made to a council officer in a threatening way . Image caption Gareth Clubb said Plaid Cymru would not want Mr McEvoy's speech to be affected In a letter to the panel, Mr Clubb said the Fairwater councillor "will be speaking at the conference and we would not wish his speech to be disturbed either by his appearance at a panel or by his having to prepare for an imminent hearing". He said the case "could have been heard at almost any point in November through February on a date that would not have conflicted with a critical date in the political calendar". Mr Clubb, who has served as Plaid's chief executive since last September, said timetabling the hearing for the day of the conference gave the "appearance of political interference, even if the date clash is entirely coincidental. "I fear that scheduling Mr McEvoy's case to coincide with our spring conference fails this test and could lead to an erosion in public trust in the work of the panel." In the letter Mr Clubb suggests it could be seen "that the panel is trying to unfairly prevent [Mr McEvoy's] appearance at conference". He said an "impartial decision" would rightly determine that the "proposed date is manifestly unfair to Mr McEvoy".
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เช่าชุดเพื่อนเจ้าสาวเป็นเซต a New York City highway November 20, 2007. REUTERS/Mike Segar' align='left' /> drivers $1,200 a year: study Automobiles wait in a traffic jam on a New York City highway November 20, 2007. REUTERS/Mike Segar By Joseph White | DETROIT DETROIT Traffic jams cost U.S. drivers an average of $1,200 a year in wasted fuel and time, and much more in Los Angeles, the city with the world's biggest rush hour traffic delays, according to a study by INRIX Inc released on Monday. INRIX, based in Kirkland, Washington, aggregates and analyzes traffic data collected from vehicles and highway infrastructure. The company said the latest edition of its Global Traffic Scorecard report was based on 500 terabytes of data from 300 million sources. While Thailand was the world's most congested country in 2016, according to the study, the United States had the worst traffic among rich, developed economies. Five of the world's 10 most congested cities are in the United States, INRIX found. U.S. traffic congestion is not a new problem, but it could get renewed attention if President Donald Trump pushes for a large-scale infrastructure investment program as he has promised. Chronic traffic jams are a concern for global automakers, and some major cities have begun to limit private motor vehicle access to central city areas. The INRIX study sliced data in different ways.
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