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DECONTENTING: WHEN THERE'S NO COSTS LEFT TO CUT: JAPAN WRESTLES WITH WHAT TO TAKE OUT OF CARS, TRUCKS
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MARK RECHTIN
January 22, 1996 05:00 AM
Fraser MacKenzie went to Japan in October hoping to land new business.
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