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U.S. to study Bombardier aid package

The Associated Press

LONDON — — The United States plans to scrutinize a decision by Britain and Canada to offer state aid to aerospace giant Bombardier Inc. for a $1-billion (U.S.) aircraft project, a trade official said Monday. Bombardier, which makes the Learjet, plans to use �155-million ($298-million) in aid from the U.K.

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