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Congress Reviews Toyota

By Jamie Dupree
Feb 22, 2010

The big hearing today in the Congress will be before the House Energy & Commerce Committee, as it examines accelerator troubles at Toyota, in what could be the start of a difficult stretch on Capitol Hill for the Japanese automaker.

The big hearing today in the Congress will be before the House Energy & Commerce Committee, as it examines accelerator troubles at Toyota, in what could be the start of a difficult stretch on Capitol Hill for the Japanese automaker.

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