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Barra says N.A. plants secure 'quite far into this month'

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JOE WHITE
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Reuters
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March 04, 2020 07:40 PM

DETROIT -- General Motors CEO Mary Barra said on Wednesday the automaker's North American vehicle production should be secure from parts shortages caused by the coronavirus outbreak "quite far into this month."

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