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Taller than a two-liter bottle of Coke, as heavy as a newborn and the shade of an overripe tomato, art collective and design studio MSCHF’s internet-baiting Big Red Boots are drawing eyeballs and launching memes on.wsj.com
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The U.S. never fully mandated the use of the meter, liter and gram, but for decades has inched toward the metric system anyway on.wsj.com
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Ferrari’s 296 GTB plug-in hybrid will consume and pollute less, but the driving experience of the 3.0-liter V6 is still aimed at a trophy culture that celebrates excess, writes car columnist Dan Neil. on.wsj.com
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Stitched together from other specialty Mustang parts, the Mach 1 boasts a 5.0-liter V8 loud enough to turn heads—and an appeal powered by nostalgia on.wsj.com
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From farm to bottler to supermarket cooler, a liter of Coca-Cola creates 346 grams of carbon dioxide emissions. Soon, the company may need to report its greenhouse gases to the government. on.wsj.com
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For devoted BMW sensualists, a rear-drive M4 Coupe with a torque-rich, 3.0-liter inline six (473 hp) represents Paradise on Pirellis, writes cars columnist Dan Neil on.wsj.com
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From farm to bottler to supermarket cooler, a liter of Coca-Cola creates 346 grams of carbon dioxide emissions. Soon, the company may need to report its greenhouse gases to the government. on.wsj.com
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PepsiCo has redesigned the two-liter bottles in which it sells its drinks on store shelves in North America, replacing the familiar cylinders with more sculpted shapes on.wsj.com
