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    "name": "Christoph Rauwald Alan Katz Kartikay Mehrotra Bloomberg",
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        "title": "VW said to pay at least $10 billion in U.S. cheating deal",
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        "summary": "Volkswagen AG has agreed to set aside at least $10 billion to resolve civil claims by the U.S. government and lawsuits by American car owners over diesel vehicles rigged to cheat pollution controls.",
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