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[Title] => Japan hopes Toyoda can clear image, cool friction
[Summary] => Japan is looking to Toyota president Akio Toyoda's appearance before US lawmakers next week to help burnish an image marred by a flood of recalls - and to prevent grievances over the issue from fanning broader political tensions.
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[Summary] => TOKYO, Japan – Nissan Motors Ltd.’s passenger car division announced recently that domestic sales of its March small passenger car totaled 158,000 units, setting an all-time sales record for this model for the first time in six years. The March’s previous record was 142,000 units in 1996. The Nissan Sunny (known as the Sentra Exalta locally) holds the prior sales record at 171,000 units in 1990.
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[Summary] => Transportation and Communications Secretary Pantaleon Alvarez reiterated yesterday the Arroyo administration’s commitment to the establishment of mass transportation systems to help combat global warming and air pollution.
Speaking at a conference of transportation ministers and officials at the First Policy Initiative in Transport (1st POINT) in Bangkok, Thailand, Alvarez shared the Philippines’ "experience and best practices" in combating urban traffic congestion and air pollution caused by gas emissions from motor vehicles.
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February 21, 2010 - 12:00am
