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Inside the News - Edition #181

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- 28 Oct 2004 ( #181 )

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CORRECTION: An article in Forkliftaction.com News #180 wrongly stated that MLA Holdings Pty Ltd, the Australian distributor of Mitsubishi forklifts, also represented Shinko. The corrected article can be seen here. Forkliftaction.com News apologises for the error.

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