Brazil auto sales seen rising 9-10 pct in 2010

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SAO PAULO, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Sales of new automobiles in Brazil are forecast to rise between 9 percent and 10 percent in 2010, the country's national automobile dealers' association Fenabrave said on Wednesday. (Reporting by Rodolfo Barbosa, Writing by Todd Benson; Editing by Derek Caney)

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