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	Name:	MythBuster -
	Subject:	Are you SURE about that quote?
	Date:	4/4/2008 3:53:45 PM

In the article I read, he says this:

Sneath said he doesn’t have any big plans for the money, but noted none will go toward buying a big, new foreign car.

"I worked for Ford Motor Co.," he said. "I won’t be buying a foreign product."

That's quite a bit different from your quote, don't you think?

But like you have said, you don't proofread, so the occasional typo is going to slip through. And there really isn't that much difference in meaning between "Ford product" and "foreign product," is there? </sarcasm> :-)

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