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Wiping out U.S.-EU rules disparities would yield big savings

Jennifer Thomas, Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers: "In terms of the bigger global picture, it's a way to ensure that the U.S. and EU are global standard setters." (AUTOMOTIVE NEWS ILLUSTRATION)
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Ryan Beene
July 25, 2015 05:00 AM

WASHINGTON -- $42 million.

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