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Since 2011, Lear has bought back 63.6 million shares, reducing its share count by about 60%.

About $600 million remained under the prior authorization at Q2's end; repurchases remain subject to Lear's discretion and prevailing market conditions.

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Since 2011, Lear has bought back 63.6 million shares, reducing its share count by about 60%.

About $600 million remained under the prior authorization at Q2's end; repurchases remain subject to Lear's discretion and prevailing market conditions.

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