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Government officials voted to secure the best possible outcome on the 28th<\/sup> October. This meant ensuring that real driving emissions tests will be introduced as early as possible and so make a significant contribution towards lowering emissions of nitrogen oxides from light duty diesel vehicles.<\/p>"}
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