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    • … Regal and Century models. And LaCrosse’s headlamps are said to be 35-percent brighter. To improve crash safety and reduce noise, Buick used generous amounts of expensive, high-strength steel, including steel reinforcements in the rocker panels, high-strength steel door beams, and a double-thick Quiet …

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    • … than on the previous Regal and Century models. And LaCrosse’s headlamps are said to be 35-percent brighter. To improve crash safety and reduce noise, Buick used generous amounts of expensive, high-strength steel, a magnesium cross beam behind the instrument panel, another cross beam behind the rear …

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    • … Hundred, Dodge Intrepid, Honda Accord, and Toyota Camry, beat on a number of fronts, including quietness and overall refinement. This is a car that was well on its way to completion when GM vice-chairman and product guru Bob Lutz joined the company, and charged the Buick team to delay the program one …

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    • … that keep running. Meanwhile, the few consumers who are visiting automotive showrooms rightfully worry about purchasing any American car. What good is a guarantee if the company dies? Where are spare parts going to come from, if the manufacturer ceases to exist? This problem is going to get worse before …

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    • … looking at Wall Street,” said Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid in anticipation of Friday’s stock market reaction. “It’s not going to be a pleasant sight.” The Bush administration has repeatedly said the Wall Street bailout fund should not be used for emergency aid to the automakers because …

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    • … and Democrats voted against the measure are ignored. Americans don’t need to know that. They only need to know that rich and elitist Republicans voted against it. George W. Bush, a virtual recluse soon to be evicted from the White House, is scrambling around for a few spare billion. In the end …

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    • The Story of the Toyoda Family and the Toyota Production System I plan to cut down on the slack time within work processes and in the shipping of parts and materials as much as possible. As the basic principle in realizing this plan, I will uphold the “just in time” approach. The guiding rule …

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    • … is similar to what has been recently been discussed on Capital Hill in the sense that it seeks to mimic the effect and benefits of a Chapter 11 proceeding without the “disgrace” of filing. According to them, this solution could not only spare GM — and its counterparts — much of the messy, wasteful …

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    • … it is eaten up by Zakaat.” (At-Tabraani) In another Hadith `Amru bin Shuaib related from his grandfather that the Messenger of Allah said: “Whoever is entrusted with money of an orphan should trade with it and should not leave it sitting to be used up by charity.” (Tirmidhi) The point of reference …

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    • … the Wall Street bailout fund should not be used for emergency aid to the automakers because it was designed to restore stability to the financial sector. Following the vote, the White House said it was studying its options. “Plan B is the president,” said Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich. House Speaker …




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