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European automakers criticize new tests to weed out 'dirty diesels'

Some European cities are considering moves to ban or limit diesel cars. Pictured is rush hour traffic in Paris seen through a small-particle haze. (REUTERS\/Charles Platiau)
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May 24, 2015 05:00 AM

MUNICH -- European automakers voiced concern over an upcoming regulation that will require diesel car emissions to be tested under "real world" conditions.

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