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Barra

¹ British

/ ˈbærə /

noun

an island in NW Scotland, in the Outer Hebrides: fishing, crofting, tourism. Pop: 1078 (2001)

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barra ² British

/ ˈbærə /

noun

informal a barramundi

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Understandably, GM CEO Mary Barra said Tuesday External link that Carney’s move was “a very slippery slope.”

From Barron's

Mary Barra said the decision to allow tens of thousands of inexpensive vehicles into the country is a risk to North American auto manufacturing.

From The Wall Street Journal

However, Barra has said the company continues to believe in an EV future, in part because "we know once somebody drives an EV, they rarely go back to internal combustion engine," she said on Tuesday's analyst call.

From Barron's

Barra said she was "hopeful" about the lower rate but would offset the hit if there is a period with a higher levy.

From Barron's

“This will require continued investment, but at much lower levels,” Barra says.

From The Wall Street Journal

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