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	&quot;We found that with respect to the fuel consumption testing data...(the company) conducted testing improperly to present better fuel consumption rates than the actual rates,&quot; it said in a statement released as it started a press briefing in Tokyo.</div>
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	- AFP</div>

Automaker Mitsubishi admits manipulating fuel-efficiency tests

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Automaker Mitsubishi admits manipulating fuel-efficiency tests

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