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Looking ahead, the company expects 2011 profit between $12 and $13, including $4 per share in U.S. energy tax credits. Analysts expect $9.15 per share in profit, excluding items. Jeff Fettig, chairman and CEO, says Whirlpool expects "positive but uneven demand" around the world in 2011, with costs increasing because of higher raw material prices.
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