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Good morning? Gerald R. Ford, the nation’s 38th president is dead at the age of 93. The only commander in chief <전군의> 최고 사령관, 대통령 never elected to the office. He helped a wounded nation heal in the wake of ~의 결과로서 Water Gate. “A long national nightmare is over.” Former president Gerald Ford is being remembered as a uniter, a true patriot 애국자, and a beloved family man today, Wednesday December 27, 2006. From NBC News, this is TODAY with Matt Lauer and Meredith Vieira, live from studio 1A in Rockefeller Plaza.
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Good morning, Anne? You know, this is a sign of how much the big three have slipped and how far Toyota has come, selling cars and trucks that are selling. Not only here in the United States, but around the world where Toyota is on the verge of 바야흐로 ~하려 하여 becoming number one.
Oh, what a feeling! At least for Toyota. Next year, the Japanese auto maker is expected to build more cars and trucks around the world than anyone. “GM has been the number one automaker for probably as long as anybody here in the US can remember.”
Just how is Toyota beating America’s big three? With hot selling cars. The gas-electric Prius and the new compact Yaris join the Camry as best sellers. But it’s minivans, SUVs and pick-ups where Toyota’s new models with new features have really hurt GM, Ford, and Chrysler.
General Motors and Ford are still number one and two in the US, accounting for ~의 비율을 차지하다 nearly half of all vehicles sold. But sales for both are down 2.5% in the last year. And while the big three plan on cutting over 80,000 jobs and closing more than 20 plants, Toyota is actually expanding, opening a new truck plant in San Antonio.
Today in Japan, Toyota’s CEO was asked what’s next for this company once it becomes number one. His answer was very simply, maintain quality. And Anne, if Toyota can maintain that reputation for quality, it could stay number one in the world for years to come 향후 몇 년간. Anne? Alright, Phil Lebeau this morning. Thank you, Phil.
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