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sometimes all tis old cos. really must learn from Elon Musk: talk big and do fast than whine sorrow and do slow...jus a small thinker ....like like

Ford CEO On Why Michigan Wasn't Given 'Real Opportunity' To Compete For Its New Plants

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2021-10-02
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