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"General Motors won&amp;#039;t rule out more aggressive efforts to boost December sales, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing GM&amp;#039;s president of North American operations, Gary Cowger.   GM&amp;#039;s current &amp;quot;Lock &amp;#039;N Roll&amp;quot; interest-rate protection deal failed to lift sales, the WSJ said, and the company hasn&amp;#039;t launched a replacement program. &amp;quot;We&amp;#039;re not ready to announce anything today. Stay tuned,&amp;quot; Cowger told reporters recently, suggesting that GM is saving its shots for later in the month when more consumers are likely to be out shopping.   Cowger also downplayed GM&amp;#039;s 16.7% drop in November U.S. sales, compared with a year earlier. &amp;quot;September was outstanding. When you really look at it as a three-month rolling average, the trends still look good.&amp;quot; GM&amp;#039;s U.S. market share for the year stands at 27.5%, down from 28% through the first 11 months of 2003, and well short of the 29% goal company executives forecast not long ago. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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