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| | NASCAR.com - Autoliv at forefront of Earnhardt probe - August 10, 2001 |
 | | Autoliv, contracted by NASCAR to investigate Earnhardt's failed left lap belt, recently staged a demonstration at its technical center in a Detroit suburb for CNNSI.com, showing that in isolated, rare circumstances the improbable can take place before your eyes. |
 | | Autoliv had already been involved with Stacy Compton's No. 92 car as well as testing for NASCAR before the Earnhardt crash in February, but it had made its reputation outside the sport as one of the largest safety-restraint manufacturers, employing 30,000 people in 36 countries. |
 | | With NASCAR expected to release its findings later this month, Autoliv is, however, the only company so far to be identified as having a role in what is now an almost six-month investigation. |
| www.nascar.com /2001/NEWS/cnnsi/08/09/fish_autoliv (1437 words) |
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