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If you are a flower arranger you can use you car as a flower pot.
If you are a painter you can use it to store paint in.
If you are a car mechanic you can use it to keep your tools in.
IF you run a car Hire company you can rent it out.
YOU CAN USE IT FOR WORK, BUT YOU CAN NOT DRIVE IT> YOU HAVE A SUSPENDED LICENSE!
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