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Aston Martin Lagonda reported lower first-quarter earnings as the automaker boosted spending on new models and sales in the UK and mainland Europe declined. Adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization fell 35 percent to 28.3 million pounds ($37 million), the automaker said Wednesday. Analysts had expected a 31-million-pound profit, based on company-collated estimates.