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Sunday 07 February 1993 00:02 GMT

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FURTHER evidence of a possible end to the recession has come from Jaguar, the luxury car maker. The company, which is owned by Ford, reports a 30 per cent rise in American sales in January. British sales rose 24 per cent on the same month in 1992.

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