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Boeing's deliveries, plane orders drop in 2008

BY DANIEL LOVERING, Associated Press

Hurt by an autumn strike and shrinking airline demand, Boeing's passenger jet deliveries fell 15 percent in 2008, ensuring that archrival Airbus retained its rank as the world's top planemaker.

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