Detroit car show comes amid uncertain Trump future
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THE automotive world descends on Detroit this weekend for the annual car show, which will highlight rapidly-evolving technology, but comes amid an uncertain climate following Donald Trump's public tussles with US carmakers.
The 29th edition of the show, held in the American car capital, will showcase the increasingly prominent role of digital and electric advances, starting with its unofficial kickoff on Sunday, when Google will showcase a self-driving car partnership with Chrysler.
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