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      <title>Against the Bougainvillea: A Ferrari 308 GTS in Taormina</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;The Ferrari 308 GTS does not require a good photograph to look like what it is. It requires only sufficient light and a clear line of sight, and the rest follows inevitably from the Pininfarina body and the Maranello badge. The photograph taken somewhere below Taormina — the white hotel building visible on the hill above, the bougainvillea erupting in deep magenta from the volcanic rock, the cypresses marking the sky — provides considerably more than sufficient conditions, and the result is the strongest image produced by this Sicilian rally and possibly the best argument for the event&amp;rsquo;s existence.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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