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(AFP) - Japan's auto giant Toyota Motor president Katsuaki Watanabe introduces the company's new partner robot Robina(R) and a violin playing robot(L) at the company's showroom in Tokyo. Toyota Motor on Thursday unveiled new robots as part of its efforts to develop futuristic machines capable of assisting humans in Japan's greying society.(AFP/Yoshikazu Tsuno)

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(AFP) - Japan's auto giant Toyota Motor president Katsuaki Watanabe introduces the company's new partner robot Robina(R) and a violin playing robot(L) at the company's showroom in Tokyo. Toyota Motor on Thursday unveiled new robots as part of its efforts to develop futuristic machines capable of assisting humans in Japan's greying society.(AFP/Yoshikazu Tsuno)

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(AFP) - Japan's auto giant Toyota Motor president Katsuaki Watanabe speaks on the company's business plan at a Tokyo hotel. Toyota Motor Corp. said Friday it planned in 2009 to be the first company in the world to sell more than 10 million vehicles, predicting growth both in emerging economies and North America.(AFP/Yoshikazu Tsuno)

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(AFP) - Japan's auto giant Toyota Motor president Katsuaki Watanabe speaks on the company's business plan at a Tokyo hotel. Toyota Motor Corp. said Friday it planned in 2009 to be the first company in the world to sell more than 10 million vehicles, predicting growth both in emerging economies and North America.(AFP/Yoshikazu Tsuno)

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