What we need is a countervailing leader who can articulate a countervailing message and narrative that this is a multiracial country and we are embracing that in all of its complexities.
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It also said it would press forward with countervailing duty investigations of imports of so-called CTL plate from China and Korea, while ending the countervailing duty investigation of imports from Brazil.
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Name Withheld You've correctly identified the two countervailing arguments here.
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But countervailing efforts to limit the damage are also energetic.
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Oil prices are facing immense, countervailing pressure from two sides.
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Therefore, the US Department of Commerce will announce countervailing levies.
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It makes little sense to enact a countervailing tax cut.
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What emerges are the countervailing qualities of structure and dignity.
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Against those worries, history offered a countervailing story of continuity.
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The other seeks better collection of anti-dumping and countervailing duties.
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Amendment, but lost the countervailing positive vision of freedom and the
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Yet if death penalties get unusual scrutiny, there are countervailing forces.
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At least one factor in those countervailing results is Brett Kavanaugh.
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The one countervailing example I can think of is perhaps Japan.
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Tesla's market milestone came at the intersection of two countervailing trends.
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" Responding to that June threat, Russia promised to take "countervailing military measures.
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"There are countervailing trends that may cancel each other out," Kondik said.
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Countervailing buying power is necessary to balance the power of sole suppliers.
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Shall it be through countervailing power — that is, confronting bigness with bigness?
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When a country runs a trade deficit, there is a countervailing force.
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Absent some countervailing public pressure for the environment, nothing much will happen.
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What do all these countervailing forces mean for the muni market outlook?
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But this week, there was a countervailing, if partial, victory for the school.
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In most democracies, recognition of foreign codes is balanced by a countervailing principle.
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But deregulation and the erosion of unions' power have weakened those countervailing forces.
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A healthy economy was one in which these countervailing powers balance each other.
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When he delegitimized Fox to his followers, there was no countervailing authority left.
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They are narrow remedies more typical of anti-dumping and countervailing duties cases.
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The steel products from China are subject to anti-dumping and countervailing duties.
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As might be expected, there are countervailing legal arguments in favor of Chevron.
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The countervailing opinions within the party come at a sensitive time for Democrats.
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She added that Canada strongly disagrees with the anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigations.
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Companies are being more accountable of their political spending amid countervailing pressures from Washington.
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The cabinet seems divided, and it is subject to countervailing pressures, notably from Europe.
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We are prepared to take some countervailing actions in order to get their attention.
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He would designate China a currency manipulator and impose countervailing duties on its exports.
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The steepening yield curve reflected countervailing forces at play for different maturities of gilts.
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By statute, it cannot do so in antidumping and countervailing (AD CVD) duty cases.
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Because any point you can make in a positive direction, there's a countervailing negative.
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And any changes that affect the bill's overall math will require countervailing alterations elsewhere.
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Mexico has threatened countervailing tariffs that include a 225 percent tariff on American pork.
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"That is all vulnerable to countervailing executive authority by a Trump administration," Wright said.
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Without the investigation, they would be unburdened by a countervailing finding by the prosecutors.
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Developing country status also granted India special treatment with regard to countervailing duty investigations.
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What I don't get is what the countervailing ethical requirement is supposed to be.
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When I put in a countervailing tariff so the balance is not so much.
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In his 1952 book American Capitalism: The Concept of Countervailing Power, the great 20th-century economist John Kenneth Galbraith wrote: Increasingly, in our time, we may expect domestic political differences to turn on the question of supporting or not supporting countervailing power.
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Despite such enticements, birth and marriage rates continue to fall, abetted by countervailing government policies.
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Countries set countervailing duties to counteract the effect of other nations' subsidies for certain goods.
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Now some leading 2020 Democrats — though certainly not all — are developing a countervailing power agenda.
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But if it's framed as the balance of countervailing powers, that truth becomes more obvious.
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It is more dangerous because Trump's despot-coddling America has disappeared as a countervailing force.
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The American government has imposed countervailing duties and tariffs on a variety of Chinese imports.
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A final determination in the countervailing duty investigation is scheduled to be announced on Aug.
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Announcement of commerce you know issuing countervailing duties against mid-sized aircraft made in Canada.
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The final decision for the Bombardier countervailing duty will be announced in February next year.
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Impeachment requires clarity, and this decision shows that the White House had valid countervailing arguments.
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Workers will have to reconstruct this countervailing power and find new ways to build solidarity.
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In the current iteration, the U.S. imposed preliminary countervailing duties averaging 19.88 percent in April.
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But thanks to a countervailing wizard, Miranda's human shape is restored for a happy ending.
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This is the real fake news: Each of these conceals a world of countervailing considerations.
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It restricts imports through the use of 200 antidumping and countervailing duty (AD/CVD) measures.
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This indicates the vast and countervailing social pressures, towards and against change, colliding in this election.
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We will be diligent in pursuing violative imports and in collecting anti-dumping and countervailing duties.
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But in the three historical periods, countervailing forces helped restore trust in and demand for facts.
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Thus, it makes sense to impose anti-dumping and countervailing duties on imports of steel, right?
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I think what's missing for me is some kind of countervailing pressure to split the fireteam.
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The Commerce Department is expected to set final countervailing duties by the end of the month.
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They added that countervailing consequences, like a stronger dollar, could easily offset the effect on prices.
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The New Deal liberal order had depended upon labor functioning as a countervailing force to business.
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To the dismay of party leaders, the healthy economy and Mr. Trump have become countervailing forces.
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Countervailing facts, developments, trends and perspectives aren't considered in these criticisms and negative predictions about bitcoin.
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Currency Manipulations We should impose countervailing tariffs on China, Japan and other countries for currency manipulation.
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His story showcases the complex, often countervailing forces at work as science seeks to police itself.
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"They confirm that both the antidumping and countervailing duty agreements are not working," said spokesman Phillip Hayes.
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At the same time, it launched countervailing duty investigations into imports coming from Brazil, China and Korea.
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It has taken fully ten years for the countervailing economic stimulus to restore America's economy to health.
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But anti-dumping and countervailing duties have already shut most Chinese steel out of the American market.
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Ironically, it's the regulated industries proving to be a countervailing influence against the GOP's most conservative ranks.
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So for all the bad headwinds in the House, there&aposs countervailing headwinds in the Senate races.
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Anti-dumping or countervailing duties can be challenged in the courts of the country imposing the duties.
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The Trump administration also wants to eliminate panels to resolve complaints about anti-dumping and countervailing duties.
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With the 10 percent Section 232 tariff, and a 33 percent countervailing duty, aluminum prices will skyrocket.
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Will Hurd in Texas, with unique personal brands and a proven ability of surviving countervailing political winds.
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Yet experts note that there are already tight limits — antidumping and countervailing duty measures — on Chinese steel.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer noticed some countervailing forces in Wednesday's tape as stocks tapered their technology-led declines.
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Some of this isolation, no doubt, stems from genuine conviction in the face of countervailing political winds.
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Anyone who relies on countervailing institutions, like public education, labor unions or social safety nets, loses out.
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The big picture: Giving Tuesday, which just passed, is a countervailing force to the prevailing philanthropic winds.
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Duty evasion occurs when goods entering the United States aren't covered by antidumping or countervailing duty cases.
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Actions can be brought for dumping, countervailing duties, patent infringement and safeguard protections, to name a few.
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Quickly and assuredly, Jewell builds an ecosystem of countervailing suspicions on the Bristol street where they live.
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Instead of trying to constrain political activity, it tries to encourage countervailing forces to check each other.
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That's because tidal friction isn't the only thing affecting Earth's rotation; there are a few countervailing factors.
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I think in the US, and LA in particular, we have weaker institutions that provide countervailing values.
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The Commerce Department will make its decision regarding countervailing duty, or government-backed subsidies, on or about Feb.
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But he acknowledges, too, that countervailing cultural forces were at work, such as the German nationalism of Wagner.
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A stronger dollar squashes his demand for Chinese products, without Argentine exporters to China gaining a countervailing bump.
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Some Himalayan glaciers outside the region studied show countervailing trends, with glaciers remaining relatively stable or growing slightly.
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But a loss of deductions, and the rise in overall business and capital gains taxes, were countervailing forces.
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McGarrigle, the public defender's free speech rights were outweighed by his office's countervailing interest in fulfilling its job.
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Raab said that while 'no deal' was not what the government wants, there would be some "countervailing opportunities".
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Take as an example precisely the sort of common alloy sheet which has just had countervailing duties imposed.
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The countervailing duties come on top of proposed anti-dumping duties for both countries' biodiesel announced in October.
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But when a country runs a trade deficit, as the United States does, there is a countervailing force.
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Japan has made commitments under the Paris climate treaty, though, so there will be countervailing pressures as well.
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Name Withheld People are entitled, where there aren't strong countervailing considerations, to know the truth about their families.
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The only obvious countervailing force has been the advertisers who have occasionally boycotted the prime-time hosts' shows.
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I was determined to change that, and I could because I now had access to a countervailing story.
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The negative determination in the USITC's final phase antidumping and countervailing duties investigation means duties will be voided.
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In its proceeding filed on Wednesday, Canada said the so-called countervailing measures were inconsistent with WTO rules.
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" Mr. Higgins said the option of Medicare at age 643 would create "a countervailing force to private insurance.
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Two countervailing forces that will influence looming OPEC's decisions were on prominent display Tuesday: President Trump and fallling prices.
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That may have something to do with the 2278 countervailing and antidumping duties currently imposed on Chinese steel products.
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Still, whatever the successes chalked up by the perceived dominionists, there are some countervailing trends in the armed forces.
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"When these threats begin to materialize into real action, we will have to take countervailing military measures," he said.
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That created trade flows to America that over 420 separate anti-dumping and countervailing duties could not fully stem.
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The bill would require the Commerce Department to treat currency manipulation as an illegal subsidy and impose countervailing duties.
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There is a countervailing tendency in these tales, as though safety itself is the dangerous fate to be avoided.
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"This petition presents an extraordinarily compelling interest in disclosure arrayed against a vanishingly small countervailing interest," the petition argues.
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In North Carolina, Democrats basically held even among white voters — probably in part thanks to the countervailing migration trend.
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Meanwhile, the European Commission on Tuesday imposed countervailing duties of 8% to 18% on imports of biodiesel from Indonesia.
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A separate group, led largely by Alexander Hamilton, was pre-occupied by a countervailing concern: They feared mob rule.
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"The countervailing consideration, as you might expect, is that most firms cannot afford to lose top associates," he said.
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Existing anti-dumping and countervailing duties have been rendered ineffective by the volatility in steel prices, the ministry said.
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Without knowing the true market value of an allegedly manipulated currency, it is impossible to calculate accurate countervailing duties.
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Mr. Takei of the A.C.L.U. pointed out that the president's various policies have a "countervailing impact" on the companies.
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So the hot-desking drive has been accompanied by a countervailing trend, in which this elite get better facilities.
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Here's a case study of the complex and often countervailing forces at work as science seeks to police itself.
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The only way to break that power and change the politics of climate is to build a countervailing power.
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Indeed, those countervailing stances go a long way towards explaining why social protection has changed remarkably little since the 1970s.
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On June 9th the Belfast High Court ruled in Ms Lacole's favour, prompting a countervailing appeal by the region's masters.
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If illegality is excusable when important countervailing principles are at stake, who is to decide which principles and which stakes?
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Mr Hamm's Continental is a decent place to start to understand the countervailing forces at play in the shale industry.
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But throughout the journey, his messages of hope and peace will have to parry countervailing feelings of anger and bitterness.
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That could lead to countervailing duties of up to 11 percent on cold-rolled steel exported to the United States.
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The WTO Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures also provides a basis for challenging the U.S. plan, the lawyers said.
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More generally, critics have argued that history proves that health insurance mergers lead to higher premiums, without any countervailing benefits.
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Moreover, Whitehouse ignored the countervailing "pattern" of those four justices always found in dissent in the same 5-4 decisions.
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In it, he fleshes out the theory of "Countervailing Power" as the defining, and sustaining, feature of modern American society.
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Countervailing those efforts, though, could be distracted driving, as people glance at their smartphones while behind the wheel, he said.
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The department said its proposed rule would amend the normal countervailing duty process to include new criteria for currency undervaluation.
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However, U.S. companies have fiercely lobbied for — and won — several rounds of countervailing duties on Canadian imports on many occasions.
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All of these sectors would see their prices rise because of the dollar run-up, without any countervailing tax benefit.
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Duty evasion occurs when goods entering the United States aren't covered by antidumping or countervailing duty cases: http://bit.ly/2628tbkPLn.
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Here's the truth: What the Democrats — including Sanders — are discussing isn't so much a socialist agenda as a countervailing powers agenda.
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The Commerce Department said a "countervailing duty" of between 3 percent and 24 percent would be imposed on Canadian lumber exporters.
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Tough trade measures against China are often met with retaliatory actions, including countervailing tariffs or fines against U.S. companies in China.
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"The president could instruct the Commerce Department to rewrite the regulations to make it subject to a countervailing duty," Hufbauer says.
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It also is not clear if many voters have learned the countervailing lesson about rage and reality in analyzing alleged crimes.
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Boygenius, along with the solo music of the band members, can be understood as a natural outgrowth of countervailing cultural forces.
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The United States already has more than 150 countervailing and antidumping duties on steel imports, some as high as 85033 percent.
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A preliminary countervailing duty determination is scheduled for February 2018 and a preliminary anti-dumping determination is scheduled for April 2018.
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The numbers are up from preliminary countervailing duty rates of 50.29 percent to 64.17 percent set by the department in August.
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The "final phase" finding came in an antidumping and countervailing duty case brought by the Aluminum Association Trade Enforcement Working Group.
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Investigators also explored countervailing evidence that Mr. Trump's lawyers could use to argue that the acts fell short of a crime.
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Fortunately, humanity has been blessed with a countervailing evolutionary trait: an empathic reflex to put ourselves in the other person's shoes.
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Absent a countervailing force, one might expect Democrats to pick up well over 30 seats — a feat we may yet achieve.
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But if you look a little closer, just 41 miles outside of the nation's capital, there are countervailing forces at work.
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The errors had the cumulative effect of making the applications for surveillance appear stronger by not disclosing countervailing evidence, Horowitz found.
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Lighthizer torched Ottawa's decision to file a a wide-ranging World Trade Organization case challenging U.S. antidumping and countervailing duty measures.
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The second mechanism is NAFTA's old Chapter 19, which resolves disputes between two countries on anti-dumping and countervailing duties cases.
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Countries impose countervailing duties - punitively high import tariffs - when they suspect another country of gaining an unfair trade advantage through subsidies.
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The influence of the unions, which used to provide a countervailing force, has waned with their membership and with anti-union legislation.
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The administration also initiated 99 anti-dumping and countervailing-duty investigations against China, more than against any other country (see chart 2).
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Moscow has said it will take "countervailing military measures" should NATO fulfil any threat related to Russia's nuclear-ready cruise missile system.
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"Smaller, more nimble, agile companies have shown an ability to be just as effective countervailing forces than large lumbering ones," he says.
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And this time, if Clinton chooses to go big on antitrust, she'll have a countervailing force ready to take on corporate giants.
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The insurer Cigna is expanding into a few new ObamaCare markets, a countervailing force to some recent high profile exits by insurers.
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If the case remains outstanding for another 60 days, the countervailing tariffs should become permanent and the escrow released to the complainant.
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It's true that some of the failure of the dollar to decline reflected countervailing easing of monetary policy by US trading partners.
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A theory in which rising inequality eventually triggers countervailing social dislocations feels intuitively right, but it also leaves many important questions unanswered.
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Such countervailing forces are beneficial since money is the one asset used in every transaction; disrupt it and you disrupt every market.
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In addition, in the last Congress, the trade laws were strengthened to address foreign companies illegally bypassing antidumping and countervailing duty laws.
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Aluminium foil has already been hit with swingeing countervailing duties and the net has just been widened to include aluminium alloy sheet.
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The Commerce Department in August imposed preliminary countervailing duties of about 17 percent to 81 percent on imports of Chinese aluminum foil.
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Raab also said a no-deal Brexit would cause some short-term disruption but that there would be "countervailing opportunities" for Britain.
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But the networks have billions in revenue, armies of reporters and producers and infinite airtime to supply a countervailing picture of reality.
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Afterward, Nehru, Gandhi's political heir, suppressed Hindu nationalist organizations and fostered his own countervailing conception of India as a pluralist, secular state.
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But in terms of breaking Republican senators' opposition to gun control, the organization's influx of countervailing money just hasn't made the difference.
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Countervailing duties are imposed on goods to offset the fact that the goods may have been made with the help of subsidies.
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Dr. Croce's story is a case study of the complex and often countervailing forces at work as science seeks to police itself.
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Any data I provide on rising CO2 levels elicits a polite response accompanied by countervailing data generated by the professional naysayers. Stalemate!
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We still don't know if there's any fire, though, and a countervailing leak from the FBI seems to indicate that there isn't.
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"Restrictive supply-side policy has an important role to play in limiting countervailing price effects" from non-universal pricing policies, the authors write.
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Some countries announce reforms but either fail to enact them or nullify their impact with countervailing policies, as in the case of Brazil.
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MEXICO SAYS U.S. COUNTERVAILING DUTY INVESTIGATION OF MEXICAN FABRICATED STRUCTURAL STEEL HAS NO RELATION TO SECTION 232 TARIFFS OR TRUMP - ECONOMY MINISTRY STATEMENT
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U.S. COMMERCE DEPARTMENT SAYS IT HAS PROPOSED A RULE TO IMPOSE COUNTERVAILING DUTIES ON COUNTRIES THAT UNDERVALUE THEIR CURRENCY RELATIVE TO DOLLAR -STATEMENT
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Boeing then accused Bombardier of dumping the jets into America at "absurdly low" prices and asked the Commerce Department to impose countervailing duties.
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The ITC said in a statement it "has made affirmative determinations in its preliminary phase antidumping and countervailing duty investigations" into the imports.
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Indeed, for many it is a countervailing force: if there were more of it in schools and communities, these scourges would be ameliorated.
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The Commerce Department last month said it would impose a "countervailing duty" of between 3 percent and 85033 percent on Canadian lumber exporters.
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The economist John Kenneth Galbraith, meanwhile, theorized that big labor and big government provided a "countervailing power" against the excesses of big business.
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The ITC's preliminary determination ensures that an antidumping and countervailing duty probe launched by the U.S. Commerce Department last month will move forward.
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In fact, the United States already has more than 150 countervailing and antidumping duties on steel imports, some as high as 266 percent.
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"There needs to be a countervailing voice on the streets of Cleveland," said the guitarist and the band's de facto leader, Tom Morello.
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The proposed tariffs can provide a countervailing force against these foreign subsidies and protect American metal producers until a comprehensive solution is found.
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This approach introduced a new set of special interests, exporters, who could offer countervailing power against the influence of special interests seeking protection.
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Should the International Trade Commission conclude American producers have indeed been injured, permanent antidumping and countervailing duty orders would be put in place.
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Should one side remain dissatisfied by a ruling, it could unilaterally adopt countervailing measures that would again be subject to an arbitration ruling.
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The department said it imposed a steep 22015 percent countervailing duty on Bombardier's new commercial jets after it made a preliminary finding of subsidization.
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"We have countervailing evidence in terms of how the school looked at him and whether the school considered him a minister," DeLaney told CNN.
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"The 'Trump effect' has created a powerful countervailing force acting against the momentum (the Paris Agreement) hoped to generate," he said in the report.
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The ITC's preliminary determination ensures that an anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigation launched by the U.S. Commerce Department last month will move forward.
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The countervailing duties on soy-based Argentina biodiesel could be as much as 64.17 percent, according to a statement from the U.S. Commerce Department.
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The group of producers called for a fast-track imposition of high-level EU countervailing duties to prevent an influx of products from Argentina.
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He argues that periods of global integration and technological progress generate rising inequality, which inevitably triggers two countervailing forces, one beneficial and one harmful.
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There can be short term implications for activity in the United Kingdom and therefore more pressures on prices, and there are potentially countervailing forces.
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The department said it imposed a steep 219.63 percent countervailing duty on Bombardier's new commercial jets after it made a preliminary finding of subsidization.
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That could leave Abe with little political room to maneuver as the odd man out among U.S. trade partners striking back with countervailing tariffs.
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Final determinations by the Commerce Department are scheduled for April 2018 for the countervailing duty investigation, and July 2018 for the anti-dumping investigation.
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After taking over at Commerce, Ross said he was "horrified" to learn that billions in countervailing duties and antidumping fines had never been collected.
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And the most consolidated parts of our private health industry aren't going to let a strong countervailing power set up shop without a fight.
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But he stresses the countervailing points that made Britain an effective international partner, stiffening a "jittery" America in looming collisions with the Soviet Union.
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The Spanish flu, meanwhile, is ravaging the city, countervailing the vibrant, creative forces of music and public works, the striving, the dreams of longevity.
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One of the factors protecting multifamily properties from higher rates of vacancy is the countervailing effect that slowing construction will have on the industry.
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They are now seething with anger about the World Trade Organisation's arbitration authorizing American countervailing trade tariffs for the EU's illicit aircraft manufacturing subsidies.
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TV. "There's nobody who can really offer any kind countervailing view because it's just not economically advantageous for them at this point," he added.
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But there is a countervailing force that can draw us together: the quest to answer fundamental questions that have captivated humans since ancient times.
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The Ohio lawmakers praised an executive order signed by President Trump in March meant to step up the collection of antidumping and countervailing duties.
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In a related countervailing duty case, the department in March issued a preliminary finding that imports of the pipe were also being unfairly subsidized.
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Another sticking point is the current NAFTA Chapter 19 dispute resolution provisions on anti-dumping and countervailing duties that the White House wants ditched.
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This effect is not yet evident because large inflows into index funds during the bull-market years have provided a countervailing source of liquidity.
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The new report said Congress should also create an office in the International Trade Administration to identify and bring antidumping and countervailing duty cases.
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When it comes to energy policy, the U.S.–EU relationship remains incredibly potent; even if it's not quite able to overcome the countervailing rhetoric.
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If the vehicle leaned into the turn (like a motorcycle rider), the gravitational force would produce a countervailing torque to help keep the thing upright.
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It reveals that, despite states' assertions to the contrary, the government does not have a compelling antidiscrimination interest that could trump countervailing First Amendment interests.
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The department said it is also initiating a countervailing duty (CVD) investigation to determine whether producers of PTFE resin in India are receiving unfair subsidies.
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The report also showed that the United States has started 62 anti-dumping and countervailing duty penalties in fiscal 2015, the most in 14 years.
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Trotter and Du Bois co-founded the short-lived Niagara Movement, intended as a countervailing influence to the conservative Washington and his powerful Tuskegee Institute.
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That rule enables plaintiffs to prove a violation by demonstrating the existence of a cartel, without showing harm and without having to rebut countervailing justifications.
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In its proceeding filed on Wednesday, Canada said the U.S. measures were inconsistent with several provisions of the WTO's Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures.
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Canada's foreign affairs minister Chrystia Freeland said Canada strongly disagrees with the anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigations into imports of Canadian large civil aircraft.
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Additionally, according to the Department of Commerce, there are currently 85033 antidumping and countervailing duty orders on steel and steel-related products from 33 countries.
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We seek to ensure there is a countervailing disincentive from burdening innovative practices—and that illegal activity under the FTC Act is more clearly defined.
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Yet with each new step weakening unions, organized labor will become less of what John Kenneth Galbraith called a "countervailing power" to balance corporate might.
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But few have investigated the countervailing trend on the left, the increasing racial liberalism of Democratic voters, which I've been thinking about for a while.
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However, it would be a major mistake to react to bad ideas on drugs coming from the Congress or president without offering a countervailing vision.
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Indeed, since the Fed ended its bond-buying, countervailing factors have actually reduced some borrowing costs, like the average interest rate on 21.4-year mortgages.
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Impeached presidents are traditionally allowed fairly wide leeway to call witnesses, so Trump could turn any Senate trial into a showcase of countervailing Democratic scandals.
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The department said it was also initiating a countervailing duty (CVD) investigation to determine whether producers of PTFE resin in India are receiving unfair subsidies.
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" It promises that a "Republican president will insist on parity in trade and will stand willing to implement countervailing duties if other countries don't cooperate.
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As part of President Donald Trump's campaign to crack down on unfair trading, the Commerce Department has launched 102 antidumping and countervailing duty investigations from Jan.
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"Today's WTO decision will not affect the application of the 2013 antidumping and countervailing duties orders on clothes washers from Korea," Whirlpool said in a statement.
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Covering a Congress just starting its descent into partisan gridlock, Mr Komarow's countervailing courtesy led the press corps to choose him as their negotiator over access.
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Some have already made this realization, and a countervailing trend is already under way, one that gives technology users more control over their data and privacy.
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The first commissions a report on trade practices that contribute to the trade deficit, while the second seeks better collection of anti-dumping and countervailing duties.
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The department said it expected to make a preliminary anti-dumping decision by July and a preliminary countervailing duty decision, or finding of subsidization, by September.
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By repackaging free-exercise claims as free-speech cases, Sekulow avoided having to address a countervailing constitutional principle and thereby turned losing arguments into winning cases.
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Software and digital signal processors then use the car's audio system to create countervailing waveforms that are broadcast over the speakers to block the original noise.
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While previous administrations have imposed countervailing duties on dumped steel, as well as conducted international dialogue on confronting China, neither of these approaches has borne fruit.
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And the state does not possess countervailing authority to remove an elector and to cancel his vote in response to the exercise of that Constitutional right.
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In response, U.S. steel mills have sought more than 6900 anti-dumping and countervailing duty measures to restrict imports of a wide variety of steel products.
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These provisions would have a countervailing effect on the stability of the exchange, and may need to be partially reinstated or offset by payments into HSAs.
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You have the right to peacefully protest speech and speakers you abhor, and the right to join together with others to celebrate and amplify countervailing viewpoints.
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"A countervailing factor would be a reluctance of the Germans to 'reward' this behavior, especially if it's unclear where trade policy is going," Ikenson told POLITICO.
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The timing of the call strikes me as raising a legitimate question and, absent countervailing facts from the majority, would seem to constitute a glaring omission.
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But there are strong countervailing forces against the re-establishment of a norm of a student giving undivided attention to a teacher in the United States.
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It is also worth emphasizing that the real problem with anti-dumping and countervailing duties may be the underlying statutes and regulations, rather than domestic courts.
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On the other hand (and the SRSG knew, from long experience, there was always a countervailing hand), you had these protestors who were also quite correct.
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But because it is so distributed, subject to so many countervailing social and economic forces, it is just wildly difficult to predict how it will go.
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I have been a long time supporter of taking action against currency manipulation, and leading legislation that would impose countervailing duties to offset the impact of manipulation.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department said on Friday it had decided to launch antidumping duty and countervailing duty investigations into certain hardwood plywood products from China.
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This gave the Gulf states leverage by which to amplify that trend, and to harden it against countervailing forces, without ordering anyone to take pro-Gulf positions.
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The arguments appeared in the face of a push by some U.S. industry members for Washington to impose countervailing or anti-dumping duties on some Chinese producers.
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Because monetary policy has countervailing exchange-rate and income effects on foreign exports, the net effect of a monetary easing on foreign trade should be relatively modest.
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The first would be to announce that the national security review has concluded that all existing anti-dumping and countervailing duty measures on steel should be ended.
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"I don't think that there is going to be any clear-cut drift back to Trump, because I see other issues that are countervailing," Mr. Farmer said.
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Now, the president has boxed himself in a scenario where he must decide whether to declassify and release a countervailing memo by Schiff and other House Democrats.
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"Once Commerce announces a final determination on countervailing and/or anti-dumping duties, a softwood lumber agreement would have to be negotiated under other authorities," he said.
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Supporters of the initiative say the threat of countervailing price increases is an empty one and that it is time to stand up to the pharmaceutical industry.
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No countervailing strategy — Gantz's coalition scored an uncharacteristically robust showing for a new political grouping, indicating a significant Israeli appetite for a new face in national politics.
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The countervailing duty subsidies ranged from 38.61 percent to 65.46 percent and antidumping duties ranging from 9 percent to 22.57 percent, the department said in a statement.
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These experiences make Ross uniquely qualified to guide a reform of anti-dumping and countervailing duty policies so that they no longer inadvertently damage the U.S. economy.
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Under a settlement, the United States would revoke the antidumping and countervailing duty determinations, and the various forms of litigation against those determinations would also be terminated.
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The association said anti-dumping duty margins would be between 48.64 percent and 106.09 percent, and countervailing duty margins would range from 17.14 percent to 80.97 percent.
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China has expressed "strong dissatisfaction" with the United States imposing anti-dumping and countervailing duties on Chinese aluminum foil, the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) said on Wednesday.
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Violent pro-democracy protests present a significant challenge, but there are strong countervailing forces that put the Asian financial hub in position to reclaim the IPO crown.
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They promised to impose countervailing duties on the imports ranging from nearly 10 percent to more than 85033 percent, while continuing to investigate 26 other Chinese companies.
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Commerce in May released a draft proposal to add currency devaluation as one justification for countervailing duties — a justification that has never been used by any country.
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Many New Zealanders seem eager to find some middle ground, with the latest round of arguments over the country's gun laws inevitably being shaped by countervailing forces.
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It announced the price increase but did not mention its countervailing policies, such as compensation for the poor and working class, and spending the savings on social services.
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But as Mr Mchangama points out, one immediate consequence was the Catholic church's countervailing move to issue an index of prohibited works, updated regularly until the 20th century.
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They also initiated 25 trade "remedies", such as anti-dumping duties or countervailing tariffs against subsidised imports, which claim to redress unfair trade (rather than restrict free trade).
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There was no countervailing case to explain that actually one of the greatest ways to protect yourself from fear these days and from insecurity is safety in numbers.
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The first executive order commissions a report on trade practices that contribute to the trade deficit, while the second seeks better collection of anti-dumping and countervailing duties.
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The Commerce Department said Tuesday the new anti-dumping and countervailing duty probe is based on a petition filed earlier this month by a U.S. steel trade group.
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Consumer net-harm is substantial as these increases can be in the thousands of dollars for each trip and are void of countervailing benefits to consumers or competition.
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Tariffs havent been used as widely as dumping and countervailing duties, he said, and the magnitudes are much larger than the tariffs, at least until this current administration.
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If China does not stop its illegal activities, including its theft of American trade secrets and intellectual property, I will apply countervailing duties until China ceases and desists.
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A feckless FTC and DOJ, no longer countervailing forces to private power but co-conspirators, have enabled invasive species (Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google) to devastate the ecosystem.
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What is more likely, however, is a challenge under the WTO Subsidies and Countervailing Measures Agreement, similar to that brought by Brazil against US cotton subsidies in 2003.
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For South Korea, the department imposed an anti-dumping duty of 7.39 percent on POSCO, as well as a countervailing duty of 4.31 percent to account for subsidies.
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It has overseen a massive expansion in use of anti-dumping and countervailing duty measures that artificially raise input costs and reduce the global competitiveness of U.S. manufacturers.
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Ideological "best case scenarios" must not be confused with the reality that there are other sides with sometimes countervailing solutions or desires grounded in real concerns and desires.
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Research by the psychologists Melissa Ferguson, Thomas Mann and Jeremy Cone shows that with sufficient countervailing positive information, even initially negative implicit attitudes about people can be unlearned.
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When collective action, regulation, and the countervailing force of the state have been counted out, there is only the self to stand against the might of these adversaries.
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The US has tried to remove chapter 19 dispute resolution mechanisms that prevent the United States from enforcing penalties in anti-dumping and countervailing cases in the negotiation.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's economy ministry has imposed countervailing duties on aluminum foil imports from China after an anti-dumping investigation, the government's official gazette said on Friday.
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According to the U.S. Department of Commerce, there are currently 212 antidumping and countervailing duty orders in place on steel and steel-related products from over 30 countries.
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The more critical and long-term question for executives across multiple industries is whether Cohn will emerge as a powerful countervailing economic force to temper Trump's instincts toward protectionism.
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In 2011, we went on our first trip together and those countervailing ideas of home and escape became the catalyst for examining the highways in a long-form project.
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"Bolsonaro isn't a party, he isn't anything, he's a momentary mood," thinks Mr Cardoso, who trusts in the countervailing strength of the legislature, a free media and social organisations.
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But we do know that in the slipstream of Trumpism where Republicans find themselves, there is no countervailing current against a more open embrace of white-male grievance politics.
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Last week, as I travelled through West Africa, I was seized with trying to make sense of the countervailing winds competing to claim the future of the African continent.
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The long-term impacts of some of these decisions will be muted by countervailing political forces (midnight rules overturned, early morning regulatory reforms filibustered or weakened in the Senate).
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The countervailing forces were the Trump administration's cutbacks in outreach and grants to outside groups that help people enroll, along with an enrollment period that was half as long.
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Canadian producers and exporters of softwood lumber are sure to assert that commerce's antidumping and countervailing duty determinations, as well as probably the ITC's injury determination, violated U.S. law.
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Woodward lays out a thesis of sorts in his opening pages, stating his intention to chart two countervailing trends of American religion in the post-World War II years.
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Canada and the United States also continue to disagree over a mechanism that allows Nafta countries to challenge one another's antidumping and countervailing duty decisions outside the court system.
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Asked to explain Mr. Trump's claim, a White House official who spoke on condition of anonymity acknowledged that countervailing and anti-dumping duties have significantly reduced Chinese steel imports.
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Notwithstanding these countervailing goals, the Department of Defense (DoD) already faces large hurdles to expanding the military, mainly because shockingly few Americans are both willing and able to serve.
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When there is this dip in the jet stream that brings cold to the East, there's usually a countervailing loop that takes warm air into Alaska or the Arctic.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department said on Friday it had launched an anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigation into imports of stainless steel sheet and strip from China.
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The presence of these countervailing forces can serve to muddle attempts at predictions, especially when the actions of an individual candidate are yet another unknown thrown into the mix.
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So there are countervailing tendencies, but I guess what I worry about is whether we have to get hit with something really hard before we realize that something's gone wrong.
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The department says most Canadian producers will pay a combined countervailing and anti-dumping rate of 20.83 percent, down from 26.75 percent in the preliminary determinations issued earlier this year.
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There are not that many Commerce countervailing orders that are this high, but it is lower than the 256 percent final duties slapped on Chinese cold-rolled steel last year.
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Both have been charged with polygamy under legislation which has existed for more than a century but has proved virtually impossible to apply because of countervailing considerations about religious freedom.
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Even as high-security quantum networks are being developed, a countervailing worry is that quantum computers will eventually render obsolete today's cryptographic techniques, which are based on hard mathematical problems.
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A recent interpretation of their effect is more neutral: unions may be a countervailing force to monopsony, or the market power that firms have over wages and competition for workers.
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In late August, the U.S. Commerce Department imposed countervailing duties on soy-based biodiesel, prompting the local Argentine industry to say they had been priced out of their top market.
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Yet by embracing the optics — Trump welcoming the idea that being "prayed over" serves as a rhetorical countervailing force to an FBI investigation — Trump and his handlers are dog-whistling.
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For presidents grappling with an inbox that demands immediate attention, the countervailing need to maintain Congress's role as a bulwark against a potential future unfit president seemed abstract and distant.
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Decades later, NATO remains the key countervailing force against Russia, though the president has said the U.S. is shouldering too much of the financial burden compared to other member countries.
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The U.S. already has more than 22019 countervailing and antidumping duties on steel imports, including some as high as 265 percent on steel coming from China and other foreign competitors.
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In April, Commerce announced a countervailing duty of approximately 33 percent on common alloy aluminum sheet imported from China, with non-cooperative companies facing duties as high as 3003 percent.
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Last month, the government imposed an additional 18.95 percent countervailing duty on some hot-rolled and cold-rolled stainless steel flat products, a first such levy on a steel product.
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Delta, which ordered 75 CSeries jets in April 2016, made the statement after the U.S Commerce Department announced a preliminary 219.63 percent countervailing duty on the 110-130 seat planes.
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The Canadian government, and possibly some of the Canadian provinces, would also likely join in the challenges relating to the countervailing duty determination, because they were parties to that proceeding.
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It is important to note that Chapter 19 panels decide if an antidumping or countervailing duty determination is in accordance with the applicable national law, rather than with NAFTA obligations.
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Here, the Canadian government would allege that the determinations by commerce and the ITC violate the U.S.' obligations under the WTO Antidumping Agreement and Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures.
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But there is a countervailing belief that if Warren were to go all-in for Sanders, she could help bridge that gap and deliver new energy to his stagnating movement.
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The history of the United States is the story of a struggle between the desire to establish certain universal rights and the countervailing desire to preserve a particular social order.
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Under the proposed rule, so-called countervailing duties could be imposed when foreign governments "subsidize" their products by weakening their currencies relative to the United States dollar, the department said.
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Other countries have already complained about the aggressive way the Trump administration uses countervailing duties, which it has used to counter a flow of cheap goods like lumber and tomatoes.
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The other countervailing force is (at risk of repeating myself) norms and institutions — standards of accuracy and professional conduct in journalism and trusted civic or professional institutions to enforce them.
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Broadly speaking, these include a huge quantity of people acting in concert, an unusually high pitch of passion, a specific countervailing vision, and consistent press coverage unfavorable to sitting politicians.
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The principle of countervailing power suggests that approving the insurance company mergers will simply trigger more disruptive consolidation in the hospital sector, further distancing consumers from their local hospital providers.
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But Jaitley surprised the market by maintaining the duty and instead raising the concessional countervailing duty on imports of gold dore bars, an alloy, to 8.75 percent from 8 percent.
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"There have been a lot of cases in the dumping and countervailing-duty, the trade-remedies laws, where, in my opinion, the decisions are really indefensible," Lighthizer said in 2017.
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Like the crew of the Titanic, the FBI knew investigative icebergs floated around its Russia investigation, but not only did it not reduce speed, it actively suppressed the countervailing reports.
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However, various media outlets seemed willfully blind to the countervailing facts and stuck with the narrative of a group of MAGA-hat wearing thugs 'swarming' a Native American war veteran.
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Hers may become a countervailing force against businesses like birth control startups such as Nurx, Maven, and The Pill Club, as well as skincare and beauty companies like Curology and Glossier.
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As Halley Potter of the Century Foundation, a think-tank, says, countervailing initiatives by individual districts—redrawing catchment zones, rejigging admission criteria, opening magnet schools—have not offset the overall trend.
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The U.S. Trade Representative's office said it is making claims that China's anti-dumping and countervailing duties violate WTO rules, partly because China failed to properly calculate U.S. poultry production costs.
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He explained that executives at publicly traded corporations "can't do anything that takes them away from an obvious sale without an obviously countervailing force" such as employees leaving or public embarrassment.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China has expressed "strong dissatisfaction" with the United States imposing antidumping and countervailing duties on Chinese aluminum foil, the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) said in a statement on Wednesday.
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The provisions of the 2006 agreement provided for a 12-month standstill for U.S. industry petitions for countervailing duties after the expiration of the agreement, a moratorium that expires on Oct.
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The first great era of globalisation, which ended in 1914, gave way to a long period of declining inequality, in which harmful countervailing forces played a bigger role than beneficial ones.
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While Calabria will likely push a free market agenda for the mortgage market, there will be countervailing forces that will be pushing for some ongoing government intervention in the housing market.
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The study examined antidumping and countervailing duty measures, not the impact of tariffs like the ones at the center of President Donald Trump's trade battles with China and other trade partners.
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The study examined antidumping and countervailing duty measures, not the impact of tariffs like the ones at the center of President Donald Trumps trade battles with China and other trade partners.
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The other, more fundamental reason the job of Speaker has become so taxing is that, regardless of who is in the White House, the office is caught between two countervailing forces.
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WASHINGTON, March 4 (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department said on Friday it had launched an anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigation into imports of stainless steel sheet and strip from China.
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And to launch such a campaign would require overcoming strong inertia: a waning public health apparatus, countervailing politics and a collective amnesia over the havoc the diseases in question once wrought.
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A 10 percent countervailing duty implies that the currency is priced below its actual market value by 10 percent or that the manipulation amounts to a 10 percent subsidy for exports.
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The United States already has more than 160 countervailing and antidumping duties on steel imports — some as high as 266 percent — against 37 countries and 25 categories of basic steel products.
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That is a departure from the countervailing assumption that if Israel first made peace with the Palestinians, it would lead to peace with the larger Arab world — the "inside-out" approach.
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I crossed over the border this week to a place where the renegotiation of Nafta is front-page news, and people appear to understand – and to be interested in — countervailing duties.
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Will Gantz and Blue and White provide countervailing pressure by taking a bold stand in support of a two-state solution -- and, hopefully, stop Israel's slide toward a bi-national state?
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The United States already has more than 21625 countervailing and antidumping duties on steel imports — some as high as 2900 percent — against 220006 countries and 2202 categories of basic steel products.
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"Every charge against the president has proved true as the investigation has progressed, and not a single witness so far has provided countervailing evidence," the former Justice Department official Matthew Miller wrote.
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Since the Trump administration took office, the Commerce Department has initiated 168 new anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigations, more than twice the number for the comparable period in the previous administration.
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Since the Trump administration took office, the Commerce Department has initiated 168 new anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigations, more than twice the number for the comparable period in the previous administration.
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Chinese aluminium firms had already faced U.S. antidumping and countervailing duties on shipments of aluminium foil before President Donald Trump imposed a 10 percent tariff on U.S. aluminium imports from March 23.
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America's proposal to scrap NAFTA's Chapter 19, which provides a way to resolve disputes over anti-dumping and countervailing duties, recalls 1987, when the issue provoked a Canadian walkout from trade talks.
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As senior advisor and chief strategist for the White House, a nontraditional role in a presidential administration, Bannon, former president of Breitbart News, could serve as an unnecessary countervailing force, Bolten said.
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The reduction of tariffs will come just weeks after the United States, the destination of 90 percent of Argentina's biodiesel exports, slapped countervailing duties of up to 64.17 percent on the fuel.
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Indeed, in invoking 6900, the president noted that there are more than 2628 antidumping or countervailing duty orders on steel products which have not "substantially alleviated" the adverse effects of unfair trade.
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Washington will now be toying with trade agreements with Canada, Mexico and South Korea; it will also continue to levy countervailing duties on some Chinese industries and to push bilateral trade deals.
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"I suspect that Kim Jong Un will try to exploit the confusion at the moment," Cohen said, but added that the countervailing forces to his potentially rash military actions are in place.
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After President Obama imposed a safeguard of 3-year tariffs on Chinese tire imports, China retaliated by initiating anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigations on imports of U.S. chicken and automotive products.
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The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) said the Commerce Department's decision to levy a 20 percent countervailing duty on Canadian lumber imports will raise prices on housing and harm U.S. consumers.
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While the president has certain countervailing balances at hand—the veto, for example—he is not empowered to spend unilaterally for initiatives that Congress not only did not approve, but actually rejected.
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In addition, there was a final finding that South Korean imports were subsidized, leading to a countervailing duty of 5.6.08 percent being slapped on those products, he said at a department event.
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From the standpoint of the U.S. economy, anti-dumping and countervailing duty measures don't produce a balanced outcome in which gains to steel mills are offset neatly by losses to steel users.
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Finally, Ross should push for a change in the law so that future anti-dumping and countervailing measures only could be imposed when economic analysis shows that benefits would outweigh the costs.
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And yet at the same time there are countervailing forces that push us in the opposite direction, and so America exists in this perpetual tension between liberal democracy and reactionary fascism. Absolutely.
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The only new countervailing pressures here stem from Trump's and the GOP Congress' mutual desperation not to be seen failing spectacularly, along with their mutual interest in not collapsing back into recriminations.
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The ITC put out a short statement, saying that it had ultimately made "negative determinations" in its final phase of anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigations concerning uncoated groundwood paper from Canada.
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Last Thursday marked another chapter in this saga, when the U.S. Department of Commerce announced its final determinations in the antidumping and countervailing duty investigations of imports of softwood lumber from Canada.
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Financial recommendations were sent to the customs authorities of Belgium, Greece, Slovenia, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Lithuania, Romania and Sweden for the recovery of roughly 8.2 million euros of antidumping and countervailing duties.
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The company did so because tariffs that Mr. Trump imposed on imported steel and aluminum, combined with countervailing tariffs from the European Union, raised Harley's export costs by some $2,200 per bike.
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Although it preserves panels for bilateral disputes regarding dumping and countervailing duties, it defers to domestic courts as the main mechanism for solving controversies should governments change the rules down the road.
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A White House has perhaps never more vividly demonstrated the need for some countervailing force to check its corruption and incompetence, its disdain for the Constitution and its assault on democratic norms.
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Which is why anyone who hopes for something other than destabilization and disaster from the Eurafrican encounter should hope for a countervailing trend, in which Europeans themselves begin to have more children.
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In addition, there was a final finding of subsidization of South Korean imports, leading to a countervailing duty of 4.31 percent being slapped on those products, he said at a department event.
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Earlier this month, Canada filed a wide-ranging trade case at the World Trade Organization against the United States over those plans to slap anti-dumping and countervailing duties on certain products.
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Then, as now, industry-wide tariffs and quotas fell foul of international trade commitments but safeguards, including anti-dumping and countervailing duties, were allowed if domestic industry could show it was being injured.
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"The two powerful countervailing forces in the market right now are the Iran tensions versus the deteriorating U.S.-China trade war situation," said John Kilduff, a partner at Again Capital in New York.
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But nearly five decades later, Britain's long experience of race riots and domestic terrorist attacks suggests that the countervailing doctrine of multiculturalism has not made for a land of milk and honey either.
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In the post-Citizens United era, they've been unleashed to purchase political power, which has made government, from the corporate perspective, into more of a cooperative power to corporations than a countervailing one.
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If, after another 90 days, the WTO has not resolved the matter, the United States should impose countervailing tariffs against the offending producer, to be held in escrow, until the case is resolved.
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There is some countervailing evidence, that relative rankings of corruption do have some validity: diplomats from countries where corruption is seen as more pervasive are less likely to pay parking fines, for example.
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Such efforts could include pressing China for market-based reforms, including limiting subsidization of infrastructure companies, and increasing resources to bring anti-dumping and countervailing duty (CVD) cases to the World Trade Organization.
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When Canada introduced a plan to support their struggling auto sector, despite calls for countervailing duties, the president responded by asking the State Department to negotiate the issue to avoid a trade war.
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GENEVA, March 31 (Reuters) - Canada has filed a complaint against the United States over countervailing duties imposed on imports of supercalendered or glossy printing paper, the World Trade Organization (WTO) said on Thursday.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross has used the powers of his department for the first time in 20 years to self-initiate antidumping duty and countervailing duty cases against the People's Republic of China.
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Mr. Trump's blunt-spoken assault on "political correctness," which has proved especially popular among working-class white voters, could also produce a countervailing Republican hemorrhage among college-educated, more affluent, suburban white voters.
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"Trump will impose countervailing tariffs not just on China, but on any American trade partner that cheats on its trade deals using practices such as currency manipulation and illegal export subsidies," wrote Navarro.
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Higher car prices have the countervailing impact of encouraging Americans to hang onto their older, less fuel-efficient cars for a longer time, offsetting at least some of the gains from newer cars.
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Decision-making abilities need to be transferred from the political and business elites to citizens, civic organizations, trade unions and other "countervailing powers," to borrow an expression from the economist John Kenneth Galbraith.
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The Commerce Department announced total duties of 292.21 percent — a final antidumping rate of 72.82 percent and a final countervailing duty rate of 212.39 percent — in a case brought by Chicago-based Boeing.
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My colleagues and I studied places in the United States where people's activism actually had an impact — places where leaders built a constituency and turned the actions of that constituency into countervailing power.
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This President is so lacking in experience and is so unstable it is triply urgent to have countervailing forces present at the table to help guide him through the rest of his presidency.
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The United States - China's second-largest trade partner after the European Union - has imposed anti-dumping and countervailing duties on Chinese products and also brought cases against China at the World Trade Organization.
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The anti-dumping duty and countervailing duty probes were being initiated following petitions from U.S.-based Titanium Metals Corp, part of Berkshire Hathaway Inc's Precision Castparts Corp, the department said in a statement.
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"They didn't issue any new tariffs, they didn't issue any new countervailing duties, but they did offer a threatening message that that was something that could be a risk going forward," Parker said.
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Meanwhile, Canada has said that it will not consider dispensing with another provision, Nafta's Chapter 19, which allows countries to challenge each other's anti-dumping and countervailing duty decisions before an independent panel.
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That means tax cuts that need to be paid for, either with Medicaid cuts (as in the American Health Care Act) or countervailing tax increases (as in the destination-based cash flow tax).
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"Lazarus" is also anchored by a right-to-left diagonal in the form of the rigid, eponymous, nearly naked corpse, but its movement is offset by a countervailing directional from left to right.
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"Politics play no role in anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigations in the United States, and should not affect the outcomes of the trade investigations conducted by foreign nations," Ross said in a statement.
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The antidumping and countervailing duty investigation process utilizes a transparent, evidence-based, and internationally accepted mechanism to correct for inequitable trade policies that benefit foreign companies at the expense of American workers and businesses.
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Mexico said in a statement that a U.S. countervailing duty investigation of Mexican fabricated structural steel was an "ordinary" anti-dumping probe with no relation to earlier tariff threats by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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One of the executive order is expected to commission a report on trade practices that contribute to trade deficit, and the second will strive to implement better collection of anti-dumping and countervailing duties.
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Secretary Ross said at the briefing he would report back much sooner than 270 days because so much work has already been done with other steel-related anti-dumping and countervailing duty trade investigations.
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Anti-dumping and countervailing duty (AD/CVD) measures have been imposed against imports of a wide variety of steel products, thus raising costs and disadvantaging American steel users relative to firms in other countries.
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Over 200 anti-dumping and countervailing duty orders, which are intended to "protect" US producers from so-called unfair competition, currently constrain imports of steel and iron products from a long list of countries.
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Under U.S. anti-dumping and countervailing duty laws, U.S. industries may petition the government for relief from imports that are sold here at less than fair value or that benefit from foreign government subsidies.
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Back in 2011 he worried that Google's search algorithms, which offer users personalised results according to what the system knows of their preferences and surfing behaviour, would keep people from coming across countervailing views.
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"China calls on the United States to reform its countervailing duty practices more generally to conform to these rulings, with respect to investigations of both Chinese products and those of other members," it added.
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WASHINGTON, March 1 (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department said on Thursday it made a final antidumping and countervailing duty determination to impose duties on imports of silicon metal from Australia, Brazil, Norway and Kazakhstan.
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It said in a statement that it also imposed countervailing duties of 14.78 percent for imports from Australia, 2.44 percent to 52.51 percent for imports from Brazil, and 100 percent for imports from Kazakhstan.
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The United States has clearly stated that it wants to delete Chapter 85033, thereby requiring all appeals of antidumping and countervailing duty determinations by NAFTA countries to be heard by the respective domestic court.
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However, the World Trade Organization (WTO) Appellate Body already ruled against the U.S. last September in an LRW anti-dumping and countervailing duties challenge that Korea brought, prompting Whirlpool to attempt this unusual remedy.
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On the other hand, pressures for reform come from the steel industry and other businesses that favor use of antidumping and countervailing duties (AD/CVD) to restrict imports allegedly sold at unfairly low prices.
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It is doubtful that Democrats could resist references to the Russia investigation in an impeachment trial, which would trip the wire for Trump to bring in countervailing evidence from the Horowitz or Durham reports.
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Even so, President Trump's recent aggrandizement of the executive branch may have the ironic and salutary effect of shrinking the power of the presidency by awakening the countervailing power of a long-dormant Congress.
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An Argentine industry group said on Tuesday the U.S. Commerce Department's decision to slap countervailing duties of up to 64.17 percent on the imports would cause them to immediately stop exports to the United States.
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The decision follows the launch last month of anti-dumping and countervailing duties investigations by the U.S. Commerce Department after petitions from U.S.-based Titanium Metals Corp, part of Berkshire Hathaway Inc's Precision Castparts Corp.
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But it means there is no countervailing voice in the government, and the person in charge of defense — the most important portfolio in Israel after the prime minister — is a civilian with little military experience.
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Among his most radical suggestions is that the U.S. treat currency manipulation as an illegal export subsidy for purposes of countervailing duties, and that the U.S. should bring a case against China for their manipulation.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department said on Tuesday it has made a preliminary determination that common alloy aluminum sheet imports from China are being subsidized, and set countervailing duties of up to 113 percent.
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But Trump doesn't dispute the legitimacy, accuracy, or integrity of countervailing institutions (like the media and the judiciary) or cumbersome obstacles (like the federal bureaucracy and civil society organizations) simply when his ego is bruised.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission on Tuesday imposed countervailing duties of 8% to 18% on imports of subsidized biodiesel from Indonesia, saying the move aimed to restore a level playing field for European Union producers.
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"But these (WTO) reports are nevertheless sufficient to establish that the United States has acted unlawfully in the investigations at issue by countervailing alleged 'input subsidies' that do not, in fact, exist," China's delegation said.
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He said the group is in consultation with the government to response to the duties decision by the EU. Indonesian officials did not respond to requests for comment from Reuters on the countervailing duties decision.
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This spring, the court also refused to take up a challenge to an Arkansas law that effectively bans medication for abortions, a regulation with no basis in science and no countervailing health benefit for women.
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But this conversation ultimately needs to involve your boss, the backbiting colleague and H.R. It is risky, to say the least, to confront someone higher up the chain than you without some countervailing forces present.
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India said the United States had failed to meet an April 2016 deadline to comply with a WTO ruling that faulted it for imposing countervailing duties on hot-rolled carbon steel flat products from India.
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Google said it would not pursue AI applications intended to cause physical injury, that tie into surveillance "violating internationally accepted norms of human rights," or that present greater "material risk of harm" than countervailing benefits.
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This provision allows parties in antidumping and countervailing duty cases involving two of the three NAFTA countries to have such determinations reviewed by a panel of five trade experts, rather than the applicable domestic court.
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A settlement of the last round of U.S. trade cases against Canadian softwood lumber was reached in 2006, four years after antidumping and countervailing duties were first imposed and litigation on those determinations had begun.
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The Commerce Department recently recommended countervailing duties of 220 percent and an additional 80 percent in anti-dumping duties on Bombardier C-Series jets sold in the U.S. after a complaint from Chicago-based Boeing.
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Neither embracing nor completely skirting the sinkholes of the recovery narrative — among them sanctimony, sentiment and backslapping triumphalism — Mr. Van Sant (adapting Callahan's 1990 memoir of the same name) marshals a number of countervailing strategies.
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That allows the private sector to challenge antidumping and countervailing duty rulings — like the United States decision this week to impose import duties on the Canadian jet maker Bombardier in a case filed by Boeing.
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The Aluminum Association said in a statement that antidumping and countervailing duty margins would be levied on a number of firms, including the Jiangsu Zhongji Lamination Materials Co and Hangzhou Dingsheng Import & Export Co Ltd.
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"One of the challenges of this, from a competition perspective, is that it affords the big-three hospital groups "must-have" status in bargaining for contracts with funders which reduces funders' countervailing power," Ngcobo said.
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Indeed, it would seem that by insisting that the island balance its budget in the absence of countervailing measures that might promote economic growth, the plan would in all likelihood deepen the island's economic slump.
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"This court concludes that disclosure of the materials with redactions strikes an appropriate balance between the strong presumption of public access to search warrant materials and the countervailing interests identified by the Government," Pauley wrote.
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"Unlike routine antidumping and countervailing duty cases or less common safeguard cases, the Section 232 authority the President will apparently use is rarely used and more controversial," wrote Jan Hatzius, chief economist at Goldman Sachs.
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As a result, antidumping and countervailing duties are already in place for 2023 steel trade cases — accounting for 43 percent of all trade remedies (330 total) now in place by the U.S. International Trade Commission.
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If it is found that China is in fact dumping, then we can impose "countervailing duties" - import taxes imposed on specific goods in order to prevent such dumping and to counter the obvious export subsidies.
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ResponsibilitiesAs an Attorney Advisor (Title VII), you will assist the Commissioner to:• Provide legal support in investigations under Title VII of the Tariff Act of 6900, as amended, concerning antidumping, countervailing duty, and safeguard investigations.
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In a related case, the ITC found in January that U.S. manufacturers were being harmed by imports of tool chests from China that the Commerce Department had found were subsidized, locking in place countervailing duties.
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The problem is that China would likely challenge these higher charges at the WTO, and if Trump didn't have a good justification for them, then US goods would be hit by countervailing duties in China.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 8 (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department said on Tuesday it made a preliminary finding that imports of aluminum foil from China are subsidized, and imposed countervailing duties ranging from 16.56 percent to 80.97 percent.
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A Whirlpool spokeswoman said that the ruling would have "no direct or immediate effect on the 2013 antidumping and countervailing duty orders on clothes washers from South Korea", and the U.S. response could take some time.
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AMONG radical environmentalists, it has often been said that carbon trading and carbon offsets (which allow emitters of greenhouse gases to "redeem" their sins by countervailing actions) are comparable to the medieval practice of selling indulgences.
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Canada said U.S. procedures broke the WTO's Anti-Dumping Agreement, the Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures, the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade and the Understanding on Rules and Procedures Governing the Settlement of Disputes.
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Chapter 19 gives the United States, Canada and Mexico the right to challenge each others' anti-dumping and countervailing duty decisions in front of an expert panel with members from both countries involved in a dispute.
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Chrystia Freeland, Canada's minister of foreign affairs, said Ottawa is following through with an appeal of the U.S. International Trade Commission's (ITC) decision made in November to levy countervailing and anti-dumping duties on lumber imports.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico said on Monday that the U.S. countervailing duty investigation of Mexican fabricated structural steel was an "ordinary" anti-dumping probe and wasn't linked to earlier tariff threats by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Another piece of countervailing evidence: At a meeting with pharmaceutical executives earlier this week at the White House, people had to explain to the president that a flu vaccine wouldn't also work against SARS-CoV-2.
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The U.S. law could be changed, but doing so would expand the definition of a countervailable subsidy (inviting frivolous claims) and put the law out of conformity with the WTO Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures.
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Chrystia Freeland, Canada's minister of foreign affairs, said Ottawa is following through with an appeal of the U.S. International Trade Commission's (ITC) decision made in November to levy countervailing and anti-dumping duties on lumber imports.
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In response, Canadian business groups have defended it as necessary to get proper treatment in litigation over U.S. anti-dumping and countervailing duties, and others have suggested it is needed for the same reason in Mexico.
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First, they could do a thorough investigation of how Canadian, Mexican and U.S. courts have been carrying out their review of anti-dumping and countervailing duty determinations (and compare those reviews to the Chapter 19 ones).
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"The United States is committed to free and fair trade, as seen today with the preliminary decision to exclude softwood lumber from the Canadian Atlantic Provinces in the ongoing antidumping and countervailing duty cases," Ross said.
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In 2016, the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission recommended the creation of the office to identify and pursue antidumping and countervailing duty cases to improve the U.S. response to unfair trade practices by China.
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Google's principles say it will not pursue AI applications intended to cause physical injury, that tie into surveillance "violating internationally accepted norms of human rights," or that present greater "material risk of harm" than countervailing benefits.
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Talks on updating the EU's "trade defence instruments" (TDIs), such as countervailing duties, have been held up for three years by a group of free-traders, including Britain and Nordic states, which detect a whiff of protectionism.
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But there is a countervailing principle in Kerry v Din, a 2015 case permitting courts to explore an official's motive when he or she seems to be acting in "bad faith", a point Judge Hawkins quickly aired.
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The occasion of the plunge is the desire of Ukraine's elected leaders to establish a legitimate, national church, and the countervailing determination of Russia's spiritual authorities, which are close to its earthly ones, to block that move.
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Anti-dumping and countervailing duties - punitive tariffs to restrict imports that are unfairly priced or subsidized in order to beat the competition - are a core component of Washington's trade arsenal, and frequently used to defend U.S. interests.
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Ross said that most countervailing duty cases are limited in scope and focus mostly on one country and one product, calling the set up "a fairly porous system" that doesn't solve the whole problem of product-dumping.
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In theory, supporters of both have access to all manner of countervailing reports and opinion; in practice, many Putinistas and Trump supporters move in discrete informational universes, defined by state-controlled television and right-wing radio respectively.
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Partisan politics being what it is, there is an important need for a countervailing force to move the pendulum of outcomes away from the right-of-center, where it has been for the past thirty five years.
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"This petition presents an extraordinarily compelling interest in disclosure arrayed against a vanishingly small countervailing interest," the court filing said, noting that the Watergate players are mostly dead and that much of the evidence is already public.
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Uncontested by any countervailing argument, and lacking Kapuscinski's thick crust of irony, the nostalgia of the functionaries leaves you with the sour sensation that the play is tempting you to mourn the end of Selassie's horrendous regime.
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"With no countervailing evidence, the logical conclusion is the obvious one: If someone is shot in the back of the head, his head was facing away from the person who shot him," the board's dissenting members said.
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U.S. customs authorities will collect anti-dumping duties of 199.76 percent and countervailing duties of 256.44 percent on imports of cold-rolled steel produced in Vietnam using Chinese-origin substrate, the Commerce Department said in a statement.
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In the midst of all this, the administration kept up the usual stream of "trade remedies" cases (anti-dumping/countervailing duties) to block imports, bragging about how many more actions it has taken than previous administrations did.
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First, the administration is required to notify Congress of whether there are potential changes to the U.S. trade remedy laws (the antidumping and countervailing duty laws) as a result of the renegotiated NAFTA 180 days before signature.
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" - John Olin, chief financial officer "Our industry is also benefiting from the cumulative impact of years of successful trade cases that resulted in anti-dumping and countervailing duties, as well as the very recently imposed Section 232 tariffs.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Commerce said on Tuesday it had made a preliminary finding of subsidies in imports of hardwood plywood products from China and will impose countervailing duties ranging from 9.89 percent to 111.09 percent.
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Freeland's statement came after the U.S. Commerce Department announced a preliminary 219.63 percent countervailing duty on the CSeries, which Boeing said allowed Bombardier "to dump its product into the U.S." Reporting By Allison Lampert; Editing by Sandra Maler
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The final duties for soy-based Argentine biodiesel were even higher than preliminary countervailing rates set in August, when imports ground to a virtual halt as Argentine exporters said the tariffs priced them out of the U.S. market.
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Freeland's statement came after the U.S. Commerce Department announced a preliminary 219.63 percent countervailing duty on the CSeries, which Boeing said allowed Bombardier "to dump its product into the U.S." Reporting By Allison Lampert; Editing by Sandra Maler
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The Aluminum Association filed antidumping and countervailing duty petitions with the Department of Commerce and the International Trade Commission charging that unfairly traded imports of certain aluminum foil from China are causing material injury to the domestic industry.
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"This Court concludes that disclosure of the materials with redactions strikes an appropriate balance between the strong presumption of public access to search warrant materials and the countervailing interests identified by the Government," Pauley wrote in his order.
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Republican leaders say these members must vote to repeal the ACA because it's been the party's central promise for the past 7 years; these ads show four Republican Senators making their own countervailing promises to protect health care.
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"A nation's capital or a world economic capital is, or should be, a mandala — a benign vortex of varied and different countervailing forces which in their entirety make up that world," I claimed in The Hill in 2009.
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MEXICO CITY, July 8 (Reuters) - Mexico said on Monday that the U.S. countervailing duty investigation of Mexican fabricated structural steel was an "ordinary" anti-dumping probe and wasn't linked to earlier tariff threats by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Granges last year had already begun to gradually shift production of foil products for U.S. customers from Shanghai, China to Finspang, Sweden after the U.S. imposed countervailing and anti-dumping duties on imports of such products from China.
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If their dissent is sincere, why not declare independence from the Republicans and then caucus with the Democrats to wrest control of the Senate and provide a meaningful countervailing power to that of the presidency under Donald Trump?
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The administration has encouraged companies to bring cases when they have complaints against foreign parties, and the "countervailing duty" process under which North Pacific Paper's case was initiated is set up to defend American companies against foreign competitors.
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"This court concludes that disclosure of the materials with redactions strikes an appropriate balance between the strong presumption of public access to search warrant materials and the countervailing interests identified by the Government," Pauley wrote at the time.
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Dante J. Scala, professor of political science at the University of New Hampshire, says the idea of New Hampshire as a fiercely countervailing force is more political lore than fact, at least when it comes to Democratic primaries.
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Liberals, who think of themselves as the countervailing force to business, have over the long term only intermittently embraced Brandeis's view that government should deal with a concentration of economic power by breaking big businesses into smaller units.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 20 (Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) on Wednesday said it had determined that U.S. industry was materially injured by imports of aluminum wire and cable from China, locking in U.S. antidumping and countervailing duties.
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The way out for Washington is to simply deal with issues of intellectual property, forced technology transfers and illegal industry subsidies by applying the American trade regulation, which includes countervailing duties, import tariffs and quotas, and trade sanctions.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said in the statement that the government of Argentina has asked for negotiations to suspend the antidumping and related countervailing duty investigations of biodiesel imports, and that the department is working on possible suspension agreements.
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The Americans wanted a simple, tariff-slashing agreement, but the Canadians wanted to go further, harmonising defensive tariffs, known as anti-dumping and countervailing duties, which are levied on imports supposedly unfairly priced at below the cost of production.
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With the election to the presidency of a candidate who has made bold claims of how presidents should lead regardless of countervailing forces, Kaine now is positioned to be a credible and leading institutional defender in the Trump era.
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The canvases play with space in striking ways, countervailing the assertiveness of the yellow walls through their gradient colors, which open like windows into atmospheric depths, turning the intensity of their pigments into relief for the eye — another coup.
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The U.S. Commerce Department ruled late on Monday tariffs imposed on most Canadian lumber sold south of the border could be reduced, after conducting an administrative review of anti-dumping and countervailing duties applicable for 2017 and 2018. tgam.
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Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said a U.S. countervailing duty investigation of Mexican fabricated structural steel does not affect a new North American trade pact and had no relation to earlier tariff threats by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, has imposed countervailing duties on imports ranging from steel plate from South Korea to tool chests from China, and has angered Canada by placing a levy of up to 24% on its softwood lumber.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department said on Wednesday it had initiated an anti-dumping duty and countervailing duty investigation of wooden cabinets and vanities imported from China to determine whether they are being dumped on the U.S. market.
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In seizing vast executive powers, as in this weekend's sweeping arrest of royals and officials, Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman is undoing the last of those checks and balances — princely economic and security fiefdoms that acted as countervailing influences.
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It said in a statement that antidumping and countervailing duties would be levied on a number of Chinese firms, with dumping margins ranging from 48.64 percent to 106.09 percent and anti-subsidy rates of 17.14 percent to 80.973 percent.
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In a blow to millions of prospective American homebuyers, the U.S. Department of Commerce has imposed countervailing duties averaging 28500 percent on imports of Canadian lumber to the U.S. Why should such a development be of concern to Americans?
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But a countervailing expansiveness — whereby Weiner crams a full chronicle of the 15-plus years of Mark and Karen Breakstone's marital ups and downs, career fluctuations and childhood memories into the book's tight confines — works against that minimizing impulse.
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But to those of us who followed Warren's work in the late-221s, her takeaway was exactly the opposite of this — technical experts couldn't win unless backed by a populist political movement and strong countervailing institutions like labor unions.
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Third, if and when a case is brought and countervailing duties imposed, foreign governments would likely launch a WTO challenge, arguing that currency manipulation is not a countervailable subsidy or that the Commerce Department's subsidy calculation methodology is problematic.
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"The United States is committed to free and fair trade, as seen today with the preliminary decision to exclude softwood lumber from the Canadian Atlantic Provinces in the ongoing antidumping and countervailing duty cases," Ross said: http://bit.ly/2sjsh21625.
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Family planning services have long been a focus of Republican ire, and since the requirement to cover them appears in an administrative rule, rather than in a statute, Mr. Price's agency could overturn it by issuing a countervailing rule.
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Even a casual observation of Russian policy reveals just how important those sales are and how vulnerable Russia is to strategic and countervailing American action to bring its and other producers gas into the Balkans, Eastern Europe and Asia.
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A strong countervailing force might have encouraged him to look beyond the sitcom laugh track — and might have informed him that his spice rack of gender and ethnic stereotypes (women are paradoxes; Puerto Ricans are firecrackers) has gone stale.
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The important point, and this is what I take away from Brandeis, ultimately, is that you want there to be countervailing powers, that when you have an enormous concentration of power here, it needs to be met with some other force.
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A day earlier Argentine producers said they would halt exports to the United States as a result of the U.S. Commerce Department's decision to slap countervailing duties of up to 64.17 percent on the imports from the South American country.
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But speaking for myself, although the economy recently has been affected by a mix of countervailing forces, I see good reasons to expect that the positive forces supporting employment growth and higher inflation will continue to outweigh the negative ones.
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But after the encounter in Canada Mrs Merkel seems to have toughened up, and the EU will now indeed apply countervailing tariffs on some American products: "We won't let ourselves be ripped off again and again," she said after the summit.
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At the same time, among those who dispense opinions for a living, there has been a countervailing urge to dismiss such fears as scare-mongering and to declare at moments like the Davos speech that the president is becoming Presidential!
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So there's a great deal of countervailing pressure on Grassley to break ranks from the rest of the GOP—including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who holds that the next president should get to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court.
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The U.S. Commerce Department said on Tuesday it would levy antidumping and countervailing duties on a number of Chinese firms, with dumping margins ranging from 48.64 percent to 106.09 percent and anti-subsidy rates of 18.563 percent to 80.97 percent.
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The new sequence is: Signed: March, 31, 20173 The order directs the secretary of homeland security to develop a plan within 90 days to combat two types of non-trade barriers placed against the U.S.: anti-dumping and countervailing duties.
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He is on record as saying that he plans to use the department's ability to self-initiate anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigations to send a message to foreign manufacturers, a stance that U.S. steel industry executives have long encouraged.
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Beyond the evidence on the countervailing income and exchange-rate effects of US monetary policy on US trade, there is in fact little support in the data for the claim that the Fed engaged in currency wars during the recent recovery.
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Correction: America has imposed a countervailing duty of 236% and an anti-dumping duty of 256% on some types of Chinese steel—together a tariff of almost 500%—and not an anti-dumping duty of 236%, as this article originally stated.
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NAFTA currently has three strong chapters that provide for enforcement and redress: Chapter 11, which covers disputes between investors and states; Chapter 85033, which covers anti-dumping measures and countervailing duties; and Chapter 20, which covers state-to-state disputes.
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The case turned on U.S. calculation of countervailing duties in 17 investigations begun by the Department of Commerce, which found that Chinese state-owned and state-invested enterprises provided steel and other inputs to domestic firms for less than adequate remuneration.
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To make matters worse, the Department of Commerce self-initiated antidumping and countervailing duty investigations with the International Trade Commission on common alloy aluminum sheet from China – a primary material used to produce a huge range of everyday commercial products.
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Robust social democracies have been built and sustained by the countervailing power of potent labor movements—a historical truth that doesn't bode well for U.S. social democrats, given the decades-long retreat of America's union movement from substantive social power.
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The U.S. move will likely trigger a second round of countervailing penalties from China, which could include strategically-vital product categories such as soybeans and aircraft, Karl Schamotta, director of global product & market strategy at Cambridge FX in Toronto, said.
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Commerce's latest antidumping and countervailing duties will not become permanent until and unless the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) finds that imports of Canadian softwood lumber are materially injuring, or threaten to materially injure, the U.S. domestic softwood lumber industry.
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As of mid-July, companies had brought 120 new anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigations under the Trump administration — about a third more than in a similar time frame at the end of the Obama administration, according to Commerce Department statistics.
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China, which has countered with $110 billion in tariffs on American goods, will reportedly lower some tariffs on American-made autos and resume buying soybeans and other agricultural commodities that had been priced out of the market by the countervailing duties.
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China went to the WTO in 2012 to challenge U.S. anti-subsidy tariffs, known as countervailing duties, on Chinese exports including solar panels, wind towers, steel cylinders and aluminium extrusions, exports that China valued at $7.3 billion at the time.
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Responsibilities As an Attorney Advisor (Title VII), you will serve as a counsel to the Commissioner in respect of adjudications under Title VII of the Tariff Act of 1930, as amended, concerning antidumping, countervailing duty, and safeguard investigations and reviews.
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The U.S. Commerce Department said on Tuesday it would levy anti-dumping and countervailing duties on a number of Chinese firms, with dumping margins ranging from 48.64 percent to 106.09 percent and anti-subsidy rates of 18.563 percent to 80.97 percent.
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Today, if a wrong assertion is promoted by the mass media, it doesn't take long for subject-matter experts to appear on Facebook and Twitter, correcting them, and either going viral themselves or becoming the subjects of countervailing media stories.
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But just as unions can prevail through broad recruitment, organizing and solidarity, an incorporated joint venture of Uber drivers could win if it attains a critical mass of membership — enough to wield countervailing power against Uber, even in just one city.
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But just as unions can prevail through broad recruitment, organizing and solidarity, an incorporated joint venture of Uber drivers could win if it attains a critical mass of membership — enough to wield countervailing power against Uber, even in just one city.
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While a small fiscal stimulus might increase real growth and wages, a highly expansive fiscal policy is very unlikely to meaningfully increase real growth, and the rest of the effect is likely to be inflationary, absent countervailing Federal Reserve action.
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"On the basis of the conclusions reached by the Commission...a definitive countervailing duty should be imposed to prevent the materialisation of the imminent threat of material injury caused to the Union industry by the subsidised imports," the Commission said in its proposal.
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The U.S Aluminum Association on Thursday filed anti-dumping and countervailing duty petitions charging that unfairly traded Chinese imports of certain kinds of aluminum foil, used to make packaging for everything from crisps to yoghurts, are causing "material injury" to the domestic industry.
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But there will also be a countervailing incentive for manufacturers to differentiate themselves by making more privacy-friendly devices that promise not to store voice commands, or process more on the device rather than in the cloud (though this will be more expensive).
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We haven't seen a Congressional Budget Office score of the Sanders plan yet — and it's hard to know how these countervailing forces (some pushing health spending up and others forcing it down) would interact with one another to change overall health costs.
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Ellie Geranmayeh of the European Council on Foreign Relations, a think-tank, suggests that the Europeans should work hard with Congress to seek exemptions from such "secondary sanctions"; if that fails, she says they should threaten countervailing sanctions on American investments in Europe.
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"Anti-dumping and countervailing measures against imported sorghum originating in the United States would affect the cost of living of a majority of consumers and would not be in the public interest," according to a notice posted on China&aposs Commerce Ministry website.
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"Steel imports, despite the activities we've already had on countervailing duties and antidumping, have continued to rise, despite repeated Chinese claims that they were going to reduce their steel capacity, when instead they have actually been increasing it consistently," Ross told reporters.
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Even if November 6 brings a Democratic wave that puts ever more women, people of color, and progressives into the House of Representatives, the countervailing red tide that rules so many of the less-populous states will almost surely keep the Senate Republican.
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While it is true that fewer people have very long tenures at a single company, she said, that trend has been swamped by a countervailing one: People are not moving as much out of what used to be entry-level and temporary jobs.
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The wide-ranging trade dispute, which was filed with the WTO in December and released publicly on Wednesday, is mostly in response to the steep anti-dumping and countervailing duties that the United States has recently slapped on Canada's softwood lumber industry.
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But that opportunity passed by because, in the absence of a strong, organized countervailing force, responsibility for the bailout simply defaulted to the claque of Citigroup veterans and sympathizers that had administered Democratic economic policy for what was now a full generation.
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While it protects a right "to keep and bear arms" (without defining the latter term), it is hard to dispute that the state has a countervailing "important and legitimate interest" in protecting innocent children from being shot, maimed or killed while at school.
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The wide-ranging trade dispute, which was filed with the WTO in December and released publicly on Wednesday, is mostly in response to the steep anti-dumping and countervailing duties that the United States has recently slapped on Canada's softwood lumber industry.
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In addition to an investigation into potential threats to national security caused by steel imports under section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962, Trump issued an executive order on March 31 for enhanced enforcement of anti-dumping and countervailing duties.
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"Under the common law, courts balance the public's right to information about the workings of the criminal justice system against the legitimate countervailing interests of the government; here, that balance tips decisively in favor of the public," the media group's legal team writes.
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Trade commission data shows that over 52 percent of anti-dumping duty and countervailing-duty cases that have landed before the I.T.C. are steel related, and most resulted in a duty on imports — which means higher costs for American producers that need steel.
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Such enforcement is a friction against a countervailing priority for the police: to decriminalize addiction and offer treatment rather than arrest as a way to tackle an ongoing opioids crisis that has led to increasing numbers of fatal overdoses in New York.
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You've got a lot of countervailing economic issues for them to face and the possible impact of the virus slowing some global demand... But, on the other hand, demand remains robust with consumers... There's nothing that indicates inflation is about to take off.
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Another point of contention is sure to be the U.S. proposal to eliminate NAFTA's Chapter 85033, which allows each country to challenge domestic findings related to anti-dumping and countervailing duties through an independent tri-national panel, rather than through domestic courts.
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Chapter 2900 provides for a special NAFTA "panel" of experts to conduct a quasi-judicial review of government agency determinations on anti-dumping and countervailing duties, which involve extra tariffs imposed on the basis of allegedly "unfair" trade behavior (subsidies and "unfair" pricing).
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Information, like former Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch's opening statement during a closed-door deposition was leaked at the outset without the benefit of other countervailing testimony from Trump administration officials until much later, which was helpful to the Democrats and damaging to the President.
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But while no one was looking, an insidious countervailing force — randomness — set in, mostly on classical radio, where, it often seems, any work, played by anyone, can arbitrarily follow any other without transition or comment, so long as it is all certifiably "classical" music.
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This messy picture rarely makes it to individuals seeking sleep help because, as cannabis doctor Jordan Tishler notes, retailers and hardcore advocates tend to latch onto suggestions that something in weed may help with sleep as proof that it does and omit countervailing findings.
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The Commerce Ministry said that, "Anti-dumping and countervailing measures against imported sorghum originating in the United States would affect the cost of living of a majority of consumers and would not be in the public interest," according to a notice posted on its website.
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But Åshild Ønvik Pedersen and Jean-Charles Gallet of the Norwegian Polar Institute (NPI) in Tromsø, who have been investigating the matter in detail, argue that the benefits of warmer summers may soon be nullified by the countervailing consequences of warmer and wetter winters.
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Countervailing forces and effects eventually get overpowered; when the CO22 level reaches about 2200,2000 parts per million in the simulation—which could happen in 100 to 150 years, if emissions aren't curbed—more entrainment and less cooling conspire to break up the stratocumulus cloud altogether.
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Countervailing duty margins will be 17.14 percent for Jiangsu Zhongji, 19.98 percent for Dingsheng, 80.97 percent for Loften Aluminum (Hong Kong) Limited, Manakin Industries LLC and Suzhou Manakin Aluminum Processing Technology Co Ltd, and 18.56 percent for all other producers in China, it said.
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Countervailing duty margins will be 17.14 percent for Jiangsu Zhongji, 19.98 percent for Dingsheng, 80.97 percent for Loften Aluminum (Hong Kong) Limited, Manakin Industries LLC and Suzhou Manakin Aluminum Processing Technology Co Ltd, and 18.56 percent for all other producers in China, it said.
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The US can apply "countervailing duties," which are meant to counter subsidies of the kind that Trump attacks, and "anti-dumping" duties, which are meant to counter imports that are selling for less abroad than in their home market (that are being "dumped" overseas).
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For non-strategic sectors unfairly affected by China's state-directed economic practices, frameworks need to be developed that will have selective but effective offsetting impact including import restraints and/or selective countervailing tariffs so as to assure a level playing field for American firms.
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What was once seen as a force for technological globalization and modern social life that allowed for people to circumvent conventional political and economic institutions, Facebook must now contend with firms that seek to control and manipulate data and limit people's access to countervailing information.
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Noteworthy, too, is that any countervailing Saudi (Sunni) nuclear capacity will have been made possible by Pakistan, a non-Arab and non-Persian Islamic country, which is itself unstable, and which last year adopted a more tactical or "nuclear-war fighting" concept of nuclear deterrence.
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Its ultimate effect is to create an uncanny valley of moral equivalence: in which Faith Nation is not just a conservative countervailing force to "the Washington DC/New York/Acela corridor crowd" — as Faith Nation refers to its opponents — but a clarion call to complacency.
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Trade remedies include anti-dumping duties against products sold in the U.S. at lower than "fair" prices, countervailing duties against products subsidized by foreign governments, safeguards against products that "injure" the import competing U.S. industry, and restrictions on imports that arguably threaten U.S. national security.
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"The fact that we're still detaining people that are definitely not dangerous otherwise is a sign that we're still pushing some sort of anti-immigration policy, despite the fact that now we've got this countervailing huge public health reason to let them out," Copeland said.
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The arena was the site of many major fights and was even featured in the film "Rocky V." Among the more fascinating aspects of the fight life, Mr. Fink said, is that two countervailing forces are always at play: absolute innocence and absolute corruption.
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The new model will have to balance three factors: the desire of many workers for a flexible schedule; the high cost for firms of maintaining office space; and the countervailing desire to gather skilled workers in one place, in the hope that this enhances collaboration.
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While for-profit private prisons are a relatively small piece of the pie of mass incarceration, their presence and use creates a countervailing interest to public safety and justice that must be addressed in order to see lasting and sustained reductions in our justice system.
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"Canada will uphold and preserve the elements in NAFTA that Canadians deem key to our national interest – including a process to ensure anti-dumping and countervailing duties are only applied fairly when truly warranted," Freeland said in a speech at the University of Ottawa.
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The Founding Fathers carried a mistrust of the popular will; they understood full well that the American people might, at some point, elect a demagogue or a knave to the White House, and so they built countervailing institutions capable of binding an errant executive.
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"The Department of Commerce and the U.S. President have a number of options — to impose tariffs, taxes and countervailing duties — that do not require any declaration of China as a currency manipulator," David Lubin, Head of Emerging Markets Economics at Citi, said in a Tuesday note.
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"While their premiums are affordable, there are countervailing costs: you may have to wait a lot longer to see a specialist, for example; and there's a higher risk that the people who take care of you in the hospital won't all be in network," Mello said.
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There are countervailing forces against Powell, though they may not matter if Trump has decided he wants her: Chief of Staff John Kelly and national security adviser John Bolton are not fans and would rather Powell didn't get the job, according to sources familiar with their thinking.
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It's been a three-generation fight, says Christopher, the grower in Gilroy, which calls itself the "garlic capital of the U.S." Christopher's grandfather, Don Christopher, was among domestic producers who in 1994 successfully lobbied the government to impose a 377% "antidumping and countervailing" duty on garlic imports.
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The Canadian Institute of Steel Construction (CISC) was responding to a petition filed by the American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) asking for anti-dumping and countervailing duties on some fabricated structural steel from Canada, Mexico and China, alleging that the imports were hurting U.S. steel producers.
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In a statement to the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, Wanshun said Jiangsu Zhongji Lamination Materials, which was hit with a countervailing duty of 17.14 percent and an anti-dumping duty of 37.99 percent earlier this year, had filed a lawsuit suit with the U.S. Court of International Trade.
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Instead, "They Can't Kill Us All" offers a window onto the journalistic process, and the countervailing pressures to tell an important and awful story fairly, even while relationships with one's subjects deepen and the repetitive narrative of suffering grinds away at even the steeliest reporter's soul.
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Dating back to the 1980s, there have been three previous countervailing duty cases on this issue, and in each case in which it was taken to a final decision, it was ultimately determined that the Canadian government did not provide unfair subsidies to its lumber industry.
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MEXICO CITY, July 9 (Reuters) - Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Tuesday that a U.S. countervailing duty investigation of Mexican fabricated structural steel does not affect a new North American trade pact and had no relation to earlier tariff threats by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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But if we want to encourage unprepared mothers to consider giving children up for adoption, we should respect the terms on which they want to do it, and — for reasons your case illustrates — this means allowing them to insist on privacy, absent some weighty countervailing consideration.
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Part of their concern is that Democratic senators who represent states won by Trump are under immense political pressure from the White House to back the tax reform overhaul; it will take an equal or greater countervailing force, they say, to prevent them from signing on.
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"While their premiums are affordable, there are countervailing costs: you may have to wait a lot longer to see a specialist, for example; and there's a higher risk that the people who take care of you in the hospital won't all be in network," Mello said.
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In a statement to the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, Wanshun said Jiangsu Zhongji Lamination Materials, which was hit with a countervailing duty of 17.14 percent and an anti-dumping duty of 37.99 percent earlier this year, had filed a lawsuit with the U.S. Court of International Trade.
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The Canadian newspaper the Globe and Mail reported that the US and Canada remain divided over a few sticking points, including Chapter 19, a provision of NAFTA that sends trade disputes involving anti-dumping and countervailing duties to be decided before an independent panel, rather than domestic courts.
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"There's an unspoken realization of at least most market participants that whatever rate cuts the Fed decides on - or even if the Fed decides to embark on QE - it's not going to be an adequate countervailing force to tariffs," said Kristina Hooper, chief global market strategist at Invesco.
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We want our government to object when countries like Russia or China use their domestic process to get at the email of people and businesses here in the US. Third, the administration's position fosters unilateralism – the assertion by a nation that its laws control, irrespective of other countervailing interests.
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If the polls about a tightening of the race are accurate, any depression of the vote among marginalized and lower income communities could greatly benefit Trump -- a countervailing force to the superior ground organization of the Clinton campaign -- given that Democrats are counting on a robust turnout for victory.
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In the United Kingdom and the United States, this trend seems to have found a countervailing tendency in the insurgent campaigns of Jeremy Corbyn and Bernie Sanders, who have burst onto the political scene over the past year to offer a popular leftist alternative to right-wing nationalism.
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The company's chief financial officer, Steve Heun, says the tariffs, including the latest countervailing duties, will make its aluminum products at least 20 percent more expensive than those of its foreign rivals, and are estimated to increase its input costs by as much as $6 million a year.
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Since 81 percent of Korean steel exports are already covered by anti-dumping and countervailing duty orders, and since Korea is a military ally, there is no case for subjecting Korean steel exports to further limits on national security grounds under Section 85033 of the Trade Act of 1962.
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But there could be a countervailing force: Republicans could hang on thanks to a handful of moderate lawmakers in districts where Mr. Trump is unpopular, and those lawmakers, scattered around suburban districts that will be competitive again in 2020, could try to move the party toward the center.
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Over the last generation, our nation's elite cultural institutions have become more themselves, which is to say that they have passed from being mostly liberal to being monolithically so, with strong internal forces — like Berkeley's litmus tests — pulling them leftward and no countervailing power remaining on the right.
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Wayne has continued to wrestle with these countervailing forces for years, rapping about guns constantly but also claiming that the only time he shot anyone or was shot himself was the time as a kid that he pointed a gun at himself in the mirror and it went off accidentally.
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Those glimpses of a changing America are evidence of a series of countervailing demographic, political and economic forces that have long exerted themselves on the nation — and now define the quadrennial struggle between two sides of the political aisle that are deeply polarized along race, class, economic and educational lines.
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Because that's what high-level Pokemon play is, at its heart: a customizable, constantly evolving game of poker, played on an uneven, constantly shifting and countervailing field, growing and collapsing and regrowing over the years, a game of tactics and strategies and bluffs that has no fixed point of strategic origin.
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Much of the rest of the government appears willing to allow him to do that, or at least unable or unwilling to prevent him from doing so -- although in some cases, such as the travel ban, Obamacare repeal, and the Russia investigation, countervailing forces in the US government have constrained Trump.
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There is a countervailing superpower in naming things correctly, I try to teach my students as we watch Veronica confront her rapist These are also — and not coincidentally — the tools of those who have sought to cover up or minimize the pervasive problem of sexual harassment and rape at Berkeley.
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Daniel Lay, a former visual-effects artist who has become an activist for the industry, once wanted to petition the Commerce Department to add a countervailing duty (essentially a tariff) on visual effects created in subsidized markets, but he couldn't raise enough support from the industry to pay the legal fees.
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The 10-year customs bill includes an overhaul of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency, streamlines trade rules that aim to keep importers from skirting U.S. antidumping and countervailing duties, adds new protections for intellectual property rights and provides more tools to identify and crack down on currency manipulation.
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If you believe wholeheartedly in the inevitable march of progress—if you have no doubt that any communication tool you bestow upon the masses will be used as a light bulb, not as a weapon—then there will be no countervailing force checking your reckless optimism, not to mention your rapacity.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossTrump administration delays penalty on Huawei for another 90 days WaPo calls Trump admin 'another threat' to endangered species Recession fears surge as stock markets plunge MORE announced that the U.S. would impose an 85033 percent countervailing duty on Bombardier's new commercial jets from Canada.
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Now, say Trump imposes a major tariff on steel and aluminum, cutting back on their exports to us, then Europe in turn imposes countervailing tariffs on our exports to them, and Trump retaliates on European automobiles, and they retaliate on American planes (critically damaging Boeing and helping their own Airbus competitor).
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The US and Canada have been trying to reach an agreement, but as Vox's Jen Kirby explains, there are some sticking points: intellectual property rights, Canada's import controls on dairy, and Chapter 19 of the original NAFTA, which dictates how the two countries resolve trade disputes related to anti-dumping and countervailing duties.
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"Considering the lack of evidence introduced by BNPP that genocide is the official policy of Sudan, and the countervailing evidence that genocide blatantly violates Sudan's own laws, we conclude that there is simply no 'official act' that a court would be required to 'declare invalid' in order to adjudicate plaintiffs' claims," he wrote.
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But her move, announced Tuesday, has broader implications for the television news industry, raising new questions about the future of Fox News, where she was a countervailing presence in an opinion lineup heavy with right-leaning ideology, and of NBC News, which has been a longtime bête noire for conservative press critics.
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Gilman cites contemporary examples to make the argument for refusing transparency as a primary mode of being: the misuse of White empathy for Black subjects; the refusal to explain oneself constituting an essential aspect of privilege; the countervailing embrace of secrecy in queer communities versus the emancipatory action of coming out of the closet.
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At a time when oil prices are at three-and-a-half-year highs, markets are being buffeted by three countervailing forces unleashed by President Donald Trump: his geopolitical agenda, particularly sanctions on Iran; his domestic political agenda, to lower American petrol prices before the mid-term elections; and his looming trade war with China.
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In recent weeks the justices issued countervailing decisions concerning the death penalty, both by 8-1 votes: they rapped Florida on the knuckles for giving judges, not juries, the final word on whether convicts should be executed and restored death sentences for three Kansas inmates who complained that their juries were given faulty instructions.
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Consistent with this approach, Congress could pass legislation stating that under anti-dumping and countervailing duty laws, Chinese state-owned and state-controlled enterprises are presumed to be operating on behalf of the state and, as a result, do not have standing under U.S. laws against unfair trade to block a case from proceeding.
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The American trade legislation — and the long reach of the financial system built around the dollarized world economy — offer ample means to protect America's intellectual properties, sanction attempts of forcible technology transfers, apply countervailing duties on illegal industry subsidies and use crippling reciprocity actions in cases of barred market access to U.S. companies in China.
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It said in a statement the antidumping and countervailing duty investigations were initiated based on complaints by North Pacific Paper Company LLC of Longview, Washington, which alleged estimated dumping margins ranging from 23.45 percent to 54.97 percent In 2016, imports of uncoated groundwood paper from Canada were valued at an estimated $1.27 billion, the statement added.
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"It would require deliberately ignoring countervailing evidence, publishing a story before you had a clear idea of what the facts were, going beyond what you could verify, and speculating," Jane Kirtley, director for the Silha Center of the Study of Media Ethics and Law at the University of Minnesota, said in an interview with VICE News.
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The Tariff Act of 1930 (also known, infamously, as the Smoot-Hawley act) is still on the books, though its tariffs have been massively reduced, and it gives the commerce secretary the authority to impose "countervailing duties" against countries offering subsidies to their exports and "anti-dumping" duties against countries flooding the market with cheap goods.
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As he enters a month potted with legislative hurdles and governing challenges, he finds himself split between countervailing instincts: while he's grown increasingly irritated by the restrictions placed by new chief of staff John Kelly on his communications, he's come to recognize that achieving his goals in Washington will require changes in the way his White House is run.
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This runs contrary to guidance to federal agencies issued by the Bush administration in 2003: "Your analysis should look beyond the direct benefits and direct costs of your rule-making and consider any important ancillary benefits and countervailing risks," which is exactly what EPA did when it considered the full health benefits of MATS pollution control equipment in 2011.
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And current analysis believes if Canada grants privilege of dairy importing to the US in the end, then related terms may be similar to the terms that has been reached with EU. Retaining dispute settlement mechanism is an exchange of opening up dairy market with limitation, helping Canada challenge US anti-dumping and countervailing investigations under its domestic laws.
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The basic problem, though, is that if you want to do a big tax cut for business owners and heirs to multimillion-dollar estates, and you want to offset it with countervailing tax increases, then you are talking about raising taxes on the middle class in order to finance an unpopular tax cut for the rich.
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To the Editor: On the big issues — the environment, including climate change; civil rights and freedom of expression; immigration; health care; foreign affairs and more — it would be immensely useful for the country to have a newly strong, well-informed, progressive and visionary Democratic Party as a countervailing force for the Republican takeover of all elements of the federal government.
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"Our biggest concern here is that Trump will be minded to impose 'countervailing tariffs' on the European auto sector in coming months, justified on the premise that the Commerce Department has recently granted itself the power to do just this is response to what it deems to be countries that keep their currencies artificially depressed," said Ray Attrill, head of foreign exchange strategy at the National Australia Bank.
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Rob: Any sort of "golden era" of American corporate governments or labor and management partnership was itself founded, and we talked about this a couple of weeks ago, this idea that liberalism pretended that tensions that were sort of settled in blood, sweat, and tears were somehow default states of nature that you didn't have to maintain anymore, that you didn't have to be a countervailing force against.
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Two of the ads, targeting challengers Angie Craig in MN-02 and Dean Philips in MN-023, hit on a countervailing message for Republicans in 2018: While Democrats hammer Republican incumbents as out of touch and seize on their policy records through votes, Republicans, confronted with a wave of first-time, outsider Democratic challengers, are seeking to define their opponents as unqualified or unethical, sifting through their biographies or business records.
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Smaller Korean steel companies are likely to be more negatively affected than bigger players due to the level of exposure they have to the U.S. "Due to the series of anti-dumping and countervailing duty orders imposed in the past couple of years, Posco has reduced U.S. exports significantly, and the U.S. currently represents less than 1 percent of its carbon sales volumes, " Nomura analysts Cindy Park, Yoon Ki Kim and Yuji Matsumoto said in a Friday note.
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During the election, Trump scored points with an array of working-class voters by saying he would renegotiate trade deals, such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA, which the president has said favored other countries over the U.S. During his confirmation hearing last year, Ross told senators he considered himself "an activist" for U.S. industries and would be willing to provide "people power" to enable the department to self-initiate anti-dumping and countervailing duty cases.
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In fact, after 500 days in office, President Trump has the second highest "own party" approval rating since World War II. Based on recent polling, immigration is, as Gallup put it, the "strongest countervailing issue determining Republican turnout," and Trump's proposal — amnesty for 1.8 million illegal aliens in exchange for funding the wall on the Mexican border and ending chain migration and the diversity visa program — "encompasses the popular position on every major immigration issue," as a National Review report stated.
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Instead of relying of Republican goodwill, he has concrete plans to amplify Democrats' relative power: by repealing the filibuster to enable the passage of popular social programs that Republicans will then be reluctant to repeal; using a slim Democratic majority in Congress to add DC and (if they so desire) Puerto Rico as states; reducing the Republican geographic edge in the Senate for years to come; and passing sectoral bargaining to build up labor unions as a countervailing power to American business.
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" On the Fed and inflation, Art correctly predicted that the Fed would become preoccupied with deflation, not inflation: "I will tell you the one thing that nobody in the market is looking for, that fears of deflation begin to reassert themselves by the end of the first quarter, Everyone is looking for inflationary pressure from the fiscal stimulus, but you may find the countervailing pressure, and you may get it from the small increases in interest rates we have been seeing...virtually no one is looking for that.
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These trade remedies are called antidumping, and countervailing duties and deciding whether or not to impose them is a core function of the I.T.C. As my colleague Christine McDaniel, a trade economist and former adviser to the I.T.C. chairman, and I exposed in a recent paper published by the Mercatus Center, when I.T.C. commissioners make their determinations in such cases, they're actually forbidden by statute from considering the impact of these so-called trade remedies on downstream industries — those consumers of goods and services hit by the tariffs.
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For the most part centered in cosmopolitan Paris, these advances include the emergence of portrait photography; plein-air painting; Impressionism; Orientalism; the world's fair; the one-man art exhibition; the realist novel; the penny dreadful, short story and serialized roman feuilleton (three forms particularly well suited to consumption on train trips); the railway station bookstore; the grand opera ("a revolution on the stage"); and the Gesamtkunstwerk (a countervailing "revolution on the operatic stage," begun by Richard Wagner to free German music and drama from the "monstrosities" of French civilization in general and the grand opera in particular).
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Sherrod BrownSherrod Campbell BrownThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape Dayton Democrat launches challenge to longtime GOP rep Dayton mayor: Trump visit after shooting was 'difficult on the community' MORE (D) and Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE (R) sent a letter on Tuesday to Kevin McAleenan, the acting commissioner of U.S. Customs, urging him to fully implement laws aimed at improving the collection of antidumping and countervailing duties and stopping evaders.
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Sherrod BrownSherrod Campbell BrownThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape Dayton Democrat launches challenge to longtime GOP rep Dayton mayor: Trump visit after shooting was 'difficult on the community' MORE (D) and Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE (R) sent a letter on Tuesday to Kevin McAleenan, the acting commissioner of U.S. Customs, urging him to fully implement laws aimed at improving the collection of antidumping and countervailing duties and stopping evaders.
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