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They might look like subtle differences on the outside but not in performance. These are F1 tyres produced by Pirelli. On the left is the red tyre. It is the softest compound and reaches temperature the quickest with the advantage of grip but at a cost of durability. On the right the white tyre which is the hardest compound and offers durability over longer distances. In the middle is the yellow tyre, its compound falls between the other two and it combines speed with durability.
Seen at the F1 exhibition at Excel, London.
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Dori Maynard, president of the Maynard Institute, leads fellows through a discussion on how diversity is essential to high-quality journalism. The multimedia program is run by the Maynard Institute with a generous grant from the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation.
Photo by Joaquin Siopack
Ten differences:
1. Horse with green and yellow rider has socks.
2. Finish line.
3. Red and navy rider has green and white rider's sun glasses.
4. Tree taken out of the background.
5. Yellow and blue rider's horse strap changed from red to yellow.
6. Brown-rider-with-red-hat's saddle blanket changed from purple to red.
7. Horse with green and yellow rider has the white heart on it's forehead removed.
8. Horse with green and white rider has white heart on it's forehead.
9. Yellow and green rider is wearing the hat of the man behind him.
10. The man behind him is wearing brown and white rider's hat.
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