Such customer service is particularly important as Manganese Bronze tries to defend its share of the small market for taxicabs against Metrocab, a subsidiary of Laird Group Plc.
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A few weeks later, the other, Manganese Bronze Holdings, reported an interim pre-tax loss that it attributed largely to problems at its London Taxis International subsidiary, which makes the TX1.
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The sale will leave TVR Engineering Ltd ., which makes TVR sports cars, and Manganese Bronze Holdings Plc, which makes London's black taxis, as Britain's foremost domestically owned car companies.
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If that sounds like an implausible number, consider that Borwick of Manganese Bronze traverses 27 streets, five of which change their name twice, on a 20-minute journey from home to office.
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Manganese Bronze, the now troubled maker of London taxis was thrown into further turmoil after it announced plans to recall 400 black cabs and suspend sales, following discovery of a steering fault.
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A government-organised rescue operation in 1973 led to the takeover of remaining operations by what is now Manganese Bronze Holdings, then owners of Norton-Villiers, and over the following decade further closures and dispersals.
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Emgrand vehicles were intended to be distributed in the UK by Manganese Bronze Holdings ( which Geely owns ), trading under the name Geely Auto UK . The launch was subsequently put on hold.
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Manganese Bronze, meanwhile, has gone from a 1991 pretax loss of 900, 000 pounds in the recession to a pretax profit of 4.2 million pounds in 1995 by cutting costs and selling more cabs.
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The engines were in a central engine room without separation bulkheads with common starting and work platforms between and drove two manganese bronze four bladed propellers, turning outboard going ahead, with diameter and pitch.
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It's confusing with all the exotic stuff out there from near-unobtainium titanium to manganese bronze, from steel to graphite to bronze aluminum ( which Gary Player claims is 400 degrees softer than steel ).
