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| 4 federal agencies to shut Friday | ||
| Wall Street tries to buck global sell-off | ||
| Tesla repays federal loan nearly 10 years early | ||
| Japan plunge spooks global markets | ||
| Chrysler jabs Tesla over loan repayment |
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