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    #26410   2008-02-11 19:08 GMT      
    I'm just asking this I watch a movie last night called 28 weeks later, part2 of the movie 28 Days Later. The movie takes place in London, England in the end of the movie you see a bunch of people who have the virus running out of a subway with that famous tower that is in Paris in the back ground. I know it's just a movie.

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    #26411   2008-02-11 19:13 GMT      
    It's called the Chunnel.... a subway line that runs under the English Channel.

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    #26412   2008-02-11 20:02 GMT      
    you the train from london St Pancras International Train Station new home of the Eurostar france and behond. lol if thats any help

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    #26413   2008-02-12 03:19 GMT      
    Its not a Subway or Underground train but a high speed main line railway train called 'Eurostar' that uses a tunnel under the English Channel. The trains run up to speeds of 186 m.p.h. and take 2 hours from London to Brussels and 2 hours 15 minutes to Paris

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    #26414   2008-02-12 13:10 GMT      
    It's called the channel tunnel and there are two ways of going through it.
    Either eurostar trains that are for passengers and can be boarded from London and Ashford and Folkstone in England. This train is very fast.
    The other way is to use a "chanel tunnel train" that can be boarded from folkstone chaneltunnel entrance. This train is for mainly cars and vans to ride upon. In other words, you can put your car on it.
    The channel tunnel trains go from folkstone to calais and no further. The eurostar trains go from London to Paris or Brussels with some stops on the way.

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    #26415   2008-02-12 18:47 GMT      
    i love americans and their questions
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