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*FILE PHOTO*(NYT61) SAO PAULO, Brazil -- July 31, 2007 -- GM-NORTH-AMERICA -- A General Motors employee inspects hybrid cars at the company's facilities in Sao Paulo, Brazil in February 2006. Over the last 18 months, General Motors and the Ford Motor Company have cut thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in costs and narrowed their North American losses. That helped each post unexpectedly strong second-quarter profits. But those results may be the best that both auto companies can do, at least in the short run, in a challenging auto market beset by foreign competition and economic concerns. (Lalo de Almeida/The New York Times)
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