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Mercury brand's role changing, Farley says

Ford Motor Co.'s Mercury brand, whose sales have dwindled to less than a third of their 1978 peak, has a changing role as the automaker concentrates more on its Ford and Lincoln brands, the company's marketing chief said.

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