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OF AMERICANS. THE LOUISIANA INSURANCE COMMISSIONER APPROVES STATE FARM’S REQUEST TO LOWER AUTO INSURANCE RATES. STATE FARM’S AUTO RATE WILL NOW BE 5.9% LOWER FOR MORE THAN A MILLION POLICYHOLDERS, ...

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