By MARCY GORDON, DEE-ANN DURBIN and TOM KRISHER
The Associated Press
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WASHINGTON — Lawmakers expressed disbelief Wednesday at General Motors’ explanation for why it took 11 years to recall millions of small cars with defective ignition switches, and also confronted its chief executive with evidence that the company dragged its feet

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