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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #37220 Nissan
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Nissan  will  overhaul  the  inspection  process  for  its  Japan-destined  vehicles  for  the  first  time  in  decades  as  the  carmaker  seeks  to  address  a  widening    scandal  that  has  forced  it  to  suspend  production  for  the  domestic  market.  The  company  said  on  Thursday  that  unauthorized  workers  had  been    vehicles  set  for  sale  in  the  Japanese  market,  even  after  the  company  announced  the  recall  of  nearly  1.2m  cars  earlier  this  month  over  the  same  issue.  With  investors  increasingly  concerned  about  Japan  Incs  adherence  to  standards    concerns  that  were  most  recently    by  the  Kobe  Steel  data  falsification  scandal    the  news  pushed  Nissan  shares  down  1.6  per  cent  on  Friday,  and  also  weighed  on  the  prices  of  its  suppliers.  HirotoSaikawa,  Nissans  chief  executive,  pledged  drastic  measures  to  deal  with  the  problem,  namely  the    of  vehicle  production  for  the  home  market  at  all  six  factories  in  Japan  run  by  the  company  and  its  affiliate,  Nissan  Shatai.

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