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Toyota, the world s biggest carmaker and traditionally a bellwether of the annual talks, said it agreed to the demands of monthly pay increases of as much as 28,440 yen (USD 193) and record bonus payments. Keeping with past practice, the company did not provide a percentage figure for the salary rise.
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