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The Indian revolutionary who fought to overthrow British rule while living in Japan
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Does the world still want multimillion-dollar supercars?
In late March, when the coronavirus pandemic spurred Bugatti to shut down production at its factory in eastern France, workers had just begun building the company's new $6 million Divo supercar. When the factory reopened six weeks later, it was to a new world -- one in which the global economy had been devastated.
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