" Earlier Wednesday: 'Exporting freedom': In a Fox Business Network interview earlier Wednesday from Davos, Perry declared that by exporting fossil fuels, the United States is "exporting freedom.
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Because what they are exporting to us more than what we are exporting to them.
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" And yet, he continued, Tunisia "isn&apost exporting gentlemen, it seems more often they&aposre exporting convicts.
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Seventy-five percent of companies exporting to Canada and 73 percent exporting to Mexico have fewer than 50 employees.
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They are very committed to their campaign of exporting violence and exporting revolution, undermining the sovereignty of other countries.
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We will soon be one of the -- we will soon be exporting -- in fact, we're actually doing it now. Exporting.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, Russia and oil exporting allies have reduced output by 1.2 million barrels per day since Jan.
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" Mattis added: "[Iran] cannot continue to show irresponsibility as some revolutionary organization that is intent on exporting terrorism, exporting disruption across the region.
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Exporting firms in all countries and across a variety of industries are more productive, grow faster and pay higher wages than non-exporting firms.
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Just as China might end up wary of exporting coal, it might also shy away from exports which, in effect, also mean exporting energy.
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It's why Texas is the top exporting state, the top tech exporting state and the top state for jobs created by foreign and domestic investment.
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The bulk of OPEC's cuts have come from members exporting medium and heavy sour oils while members exporting lighter oils have cut much less or been exempted.
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"But this is not just about exporting our energy bounty, it is about exporting the technology, the know-how, that unleashed our bounty in the first place," he said.
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He instantly created a diplomatic row with Tunisia by claiming the African nation, a key security ally in the Mediterranean, "isn't exporting gentlemen, it seems more often they're exporting convicts".
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"The United States is not just exporting energy, we're exporting freedom," Perry said on Fox Business's "Mornings with Maria" in an interview from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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In February, a spokesperson for the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, the intergovernmental organization of oil-exporting nations known as OPEC, also emphasized the importance of promoting clean power alternatives.
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Small and medium-sized business stand to greatly benefit from trade reform and an increase in exporting as they make up 2628 percent of all U.S. companies involved in exporting. 28500.
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Much more worrying, China is exporting coal technology abroad, with its powerful state-owned companies proposing to build coal-fired power plants from Kenya to Pakistan, effectively exporting its carbon footprint.
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" Speaking of migrants from Tunisia, he said that the migrants weren't fleeing "wars, epidemics, famines or pestilence" and that the country "isn't exporting gentlemen, it seems more often they're exporting convicts.
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If a European airline flies an American-made plane full of people to the United States, the United States is exporting a manufactured product (an airplane) but is not exporting any services.
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Neoconservative intellectuals and policy wonks pushed for the centrality of democracy promotion in books like Gregory Fossedal's The Democratic Imperative: Exporting the American Revolution (1989) and Muravchik's Exporting Democracy: Fulfilling America's Destiny (1991).
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"The Americans are less interested in exporting democracy ... Today there is an argument to be made that the Americans are exporting populism," he said, pointing to the new anti-establishment government in Italy.
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From 2000 to 2011 some 10,000 manufacturing firms stopped exporting.
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There are plenty of companies also exporting Korean beauty products.
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China is exporting deflation through dropping demand and outbound capital.
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On trade, Clinton will keep exporting our factories and jobs.
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Rich world companies are exporting jobs to the poorer world.
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However, exporting video in Premiere Pro CC is way faster.
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"It's very difficult to penalize an exporting country," he said.
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N terminal exporting Qua Iboe, the country's largest crude stream.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries agreed on Nov.
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Bangladesh earns about $30 billion annually by exporting readymade garments.
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He also accused Tunisia of "exporting its convicts" to Italy.
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Does a big trade deficit mean we are exporting jobs?
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Today: The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries meets in Vienna.
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The hardwood industry was exporting about $2 billion to China.
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"Trump is exporting his bigotry & making matters worse," she said.
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It also misstated the amount of oil Iran is exporting.
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Brazil is expected to continue exporting through the summer months.
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The bills also speed permitting for exporting liquefied natural gas.
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U.S. auto factories are exporting a record number of vehicles.
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Djameh and other African craft brewers could also consider exporting.
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Iran has been exporting over 2 million barrels a day.
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"We are interested in exporting delicious Kerala," he told her.
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Britain's exporting of radical Islam goes back a long way.
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And sometimes, officials in exporting countries vouch for suspect shipments.
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Exporting raw bitumen also would ship away potential refinery jobs.
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He envisions American companies making money by exporting natural gas.
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Politicians, however, dream of doing more than exporting unrefined commodities.
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America is about to steal the kingdom's energy exporting crown.
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Like Amazon, Starbucks tests projects locally before exporting them elsewhere.
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Indonesia is also exporting significant amounts of nickel pig iron.
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That's exactly what leading oil exporting nations are already doing.
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Now, for the first time, it is exporting its collection.
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"The Americans are less interested in exporting democracy ... Today there is an argument to be made that the Americans are exporting populism," Bremmer said at the ANZ Finance & Treasury Form in Singapore on Wednesday.
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But, if an American airline flies a European-made plane full of people to the United States, the United States is exporting a whole bunch of services (the plane flights) without exporting any goods.
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"Made in Texas" is a powerful label, and the Lone Star State is the top-exporting state, now for 15 years in row, and the top tech-exporting state, again beating second-place California.
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"We are a small open economy - importing a lot, exporting a lot - so we depend on the possibility of exporting and everything that is negatively influencing the global economy is bad for us," Jordan said.
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It also said producers in and outside the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries should agree to freeze oil production at "an agreeable level" as long as all OPEC countries and major exporting nations participated.
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As such, the bill would prevent Americans from exporting the meat.
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You need a third-party service to do some serious exporting.
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JBS said all exporting plants in Brazil followed strict international procedures.
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Shares of blue-chip exporting companies sagged on the yen's appreciation.
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Argentina crushes almost all its soy rather than exporting raw beans.
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Until recently, the U.S. was exporting about 500,000 barrels a day.
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These sanction should prevent North Korea from exporting anything of value.
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Not that exporting the oud and its music is always easy.
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At the same time exporting to the West has become harder.
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There was even talk of exporting surplus water to its neighbors.
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Tanzania has barred its main gold producer from exporting gold concentrate.
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A third of its GDP comes from exporting goods and services.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) meets on Nov.
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"There are signs that China will start exporting alumina," said Wan.
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Many Australians feel queasy about exporting dirty fuel to poorer countries.
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Kurdistan is producing and exporting some 400,000 bpd via the pipeline.
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America is, after a 40-year hiatus, exporting crude oil again.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries will meet on Dec.
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Eventually you can even start exporting valuable resources back to Earth.
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Friday: The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is meeting in Vienna.
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Press representatives for meat exporting group Abiec declined to answer questions.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries meets next on Nov.
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Perversely, in 2016, when Iran restarted exporting to Europe, prices rose.
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Facebook provides a Download Your Information tool for exporting your content.
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This year I'm exporting my wine to Japan, Denmark, and Sweden.
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But China's industrial policies explain only part of its exporting ascendance.
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They do so much exporting of capital equipment, things like that.
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Will we see similar in other oil-exporting countries like Nigeria?
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SOFTBANK-BACKED CLOUDMINDS BLOCKED FROM EXPORTING U.S. TECH TO CHINA -DOCUMENTS
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, which meets on Nov.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) agreed on Nov.
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This week, SOMO blacklisted three ships involved in exporting Kurdish oil.
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A year ago, its producers began exporting to the United States.
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Exporting this into the offline world had entailed some ideological pruning.
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This includes marketing, selling, and exporting their products to customers abroad.
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Exporting virtually any other product would have a greater economic payoff.
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Right now we are one of the major exporters of lamb and venison, so it is quite possible that rather than exporting just chunks of meat in a box, we will be exporting these products overseas.
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The constitution that Iran adopted states the objective of exporting the revolution.
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As wages have risen in coastal areas, exporting industries have shifted inland.
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Ministers from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries meet on Dec.
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Exporting likes and playlistsSoundiiz pulls up all your SoundCloud likes and playlists.
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Germany will carry on exporting unemployment by its self-centered economic growth.
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Iraq is the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries' second-largest producer.
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ICC will begin exporting its product by the end of this year.
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Saudi Arabia countered by exporting its own Wahhabi version of Sunni Islam.
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Typically lower output in Pakistan implies an exporting opportunity for neighbouring India.
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Right at the top, you'll see two options for exporting Allo data.
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Exporting players is not the only way to benefit from foreign expertise.
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Moving stuff from state to state can be as tiresome as exporting.
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Small exporting firms typically buy yen as the end of month approaches.
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Lastly hardware like semiconductor exporting is also key to the country's economy.
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This requires exporting countries obtain a permit, but not the importing country.
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But the flip side of exporting success is vulnerability to conditions abroad.
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America's economy as a whole may not depend on exporting to China.
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"From an importing country, we will become an exporting country," said Kumar.
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It's as if it's exporting unemployment along with its hefty steel surplus.
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Other OPEC members and exporting nations are also turning on the taps.
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Before sanctions, Iran was exporting about 2.2 million barrels per day (bpd).
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In effect, the fund is exporting Norwegian values as well as capital.
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They also prevent U.S. companies from exporting goods or services to PDVSA.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is trying by Nov.
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"We like to say we're exporting champagne and importing beer," said LeBlanc.
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It employs tens of millions of U.S. workers in exporting and importing.
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US companies have benefited from exporting their goods to the Chinese market.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries agreed in Algiers on Sept.
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Argentine ports are currently exporting wheat and corn and old crop soybeans.
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Many other states found themselves exporting cigarettes to their higher taxed neighbors.
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According to The Hindu, he runs a seafood exporting company in India.
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Supplies from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) remain high.
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We see many Canadian businesses aggressively pursuing exporting into the United States.
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" On Iran, Trump slammed the government as exporting "violence, terror and turmoil.
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Investing in local discoveries and exporting them could be a smart remedy.
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The exporting steps are similar but not the same in Outlook 2010.
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Bhandari's Model Any country can initiate a trade anytime, importing or exporting.
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Entrepreneurs have limited access to goods and are prohibited from exporting them.
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That means exporting liquid natural gas could make it dirtier than coal.
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Who cares about storage when we're exporting oil at a record pace?
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They even bragged about exporting face masks to their Chinese trading partners.
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The US is good about exporting its culture — Hollywood, music, commercial products.
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California is exporting some of the loudest new voices on the right.
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They even bragged of exporting face masks to their Chinese trading partners.
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They even bragged of exporting face masks to their Chinese trading partners.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries has not cut production enough.
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It has agreements with 22019 countries, meaning low tariffs for exporting globally.
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Exporting more finished products may help China steer through global trade tensions.
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An export subsidy arises when the government pays an exporter for exporting.
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The United States has been exporting gas out of Alaska since 1969.
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Oil-exporting Arab countries were among the largest sukuk issuers last year.
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It will stop exporting nickel ore from January to process it domestically.
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You know, Diageo's is the-, we're a classic global exporting, trading companies.
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The other was exporting around 6,000 tonnes per month to Saudi Arabia.
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Even dysfunctional Libya and Iraq have been pumping and exporting like mad.
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Here's the catch, GM is manufacturing sedans in China and exporting some of them to the U.S. GM isn't the only American company manufacturing cars outside of the U.S. and then exporting them to the U.S. for sale.
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The animal must have been born, raised, and slaughtered in the exporting regions of Argentina, Brazil or Uruguay and the exporting region has to have been free of foot-and-mouth disease for 12 months, among other things.
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Kaabi said that proposed U.S. legislation known as "NOPEC", or No Oil Producing and Exporting Cartels Act, which could open the OPEC group up to anti-trust lawsuits, was among the reasons for quitting the oil exporting club.
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The most famous example of a big supply shock in modern times is the oil crisis of 1973, when the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries stopped exporting oil to the United States and other allies of Israel.
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The U.S. government wants to stop Tehran exporting oil to cut off a vital supply of finance and hopes other big oil producers in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and Russia will make up for the deficit.
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Both Lukoil and Gazprom Neft have their own exporting terminals in the Arctic.
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And congratulations for what they've done in terms of exporting [liquefied natural gas].
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Anec said currently there are enough stocks in exporting ports to continue loadings.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries has been cutting production since Jan.
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"People get confused with H-1B exporting jobs — that's just not the case."
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This is the latest U.S. complaint that China is exporting excess capacity abroad.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) plans to meet on Nov.
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We have great topsoil in this country and wouldn't dream of exporting it.
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Antiquated land administration and customs systems make buying property and exporting goods tiresome.
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However, rendering and exporting videos on the Surface Book took longer than expected.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is expected to meet late June.
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Other governments complain that China's state firms are, in effect, exporting their inefficiencies.
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Some of the firms dissuaded from exporting would have turned into big beasts.
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Snapchat lovers are exporting and syndicating their Stories to Instagram for extra reach.
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No threat is expected to the iron ore exporting hub of Port Hedland.
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Under the agreement, Cuba also began exporting pharmaceuticals and other products to Venezuela.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is due to meet on Nov.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and non-OPEC producers on Dec.
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Many of the approved companies have been exporting to Cuba for many years.
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China got cheap plastic and the exporting countries go rid of their trash.
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Supply cuts led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries lent support.
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In addition to ramping up output, the U.S. has been exporting more crude.
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Cheniere started exporting LNG from its Sabine Pass plant in Louisiana in 2016.
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Kazakhstan is not a member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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It highlighted growing concerns of Chinese companies "exporting censorship" as they expanded overseas.
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Some countries with confirmed outbreaks have faced bans on exporting their agricultural products.
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Kyari is also Nigeria's representative at the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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China imports goods from these countries before processing and exporting them to America.
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It plans to start exporting to Chile, Colombia, Paraguay and Uruguay in March.
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China is exporting its values, including control over the internet and citizen surveillance.
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Quiroga said workers had begun having informal dialogues with some agricultural exporting companies.
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"The U.S. is now exporting more crude oil than Venezuela," GasBuddy's DeHaan said.
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It's the first time in six years we are exporting liquid natural gas.
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Putin is now traveling to the Gas Exporting Countries Forum Summit in Bolivia.
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The U.S. also banned companies from exporting goods to Chinese tech companies ZTE.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) agreed in Algiers on Sept.
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In turn, Europe's farmers will face far lower tariffs when exporting to Japan.
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"We'll export so much we'll actually get tired of exporting," Trump would say.
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Caliburger was exporting the American dream, and consumers ate it up, animal-style.
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America is exporting its oil at a record never before seen in history.
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China has been exporting its advanced AI technologies to countries around the world.
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After exporting the vector files, Mendoza had them CNC milled out of plywood.
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A clamp-down on immigrants, visitors from Muslim countries, trade, companies exporting jobs.
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If Washington does not renew sanctions relief, Iran may have difficulty exporting crude.
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Overseas sales of semiconductor, the nation's major exporting product, plunged 23.6% in Nov.
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The quality is great, and the retractable USB makes exporting audio really easy.
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They aren't creating the next major novel, they aren't exporting cells from Excel.
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And the platform provides three basic data analysis functions: importing, enriching, and exporting.
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NOW WE'RE EXPORTING THAT TO THE WORLD, NO ONE EVER IMAGINED WE COULD.
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At the beginning of the season, IHCAFE had projected exporting 6963 million bags.
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Global shipments of semiconductor, the nation's major exporting product, jumped 15.4% in value.
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"And that's what's exciting to me about exporting Trinidadian culture globally," she added.
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In late 2015, Congress lifted the 40-year ban on exporting crude oil.
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China earlier this year barred the country's independent oil plants from exporting fuel.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries meets on Thursday to decide output.
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The U.S. and China are both among the countries actively exporting drones abroad.
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Oil surged after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries decided on Nov.
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U.N. member states are expressly forbidden from exporting certain types to North Korea.
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Manufacturers are more likely to be exporters than businesses in other parts of the economy and, as you would expect given the demands of competing in a broader market, exporting firms tend to be more productive than non-exporting firms.
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These countries exporting their own desperation are shameless, but Art, the images are bad.
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One solution is exporting it to Mexico, the largest buyer of U.S. natural gas.
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To fellow members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, that speaks volumes.
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Hakim also noted that existing rules forbid Freeport from exporting copper concentrate after Jan.
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Santos is the world's largest sugar exporting port and Brazil's top exporter of soybeans.
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European spirit makers earlier this year said they faced difficulties exporting drinks to Indonesia.
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Shamkhani said that Iran could solve the issue of exporting oil, according to TASS.
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Governments of oil-exporting countries know this, and often try to mitigate the risk.
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The exporting fraternity looks forward to support encompassing economic growth, sustainable and inclusive development.
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This is America exporting its finest to our most important allies and trade partners.
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Exporting requires importing of supplies and other materials, and these are now more expensive.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) made a similar move on Thursday.
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London's exporter-heavy FTSE 100 fell as stronger sterling puts exporting companies under pressure.
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When an American small business starts exporting, it's almost always to Canada or Mexico.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is expected to meet in coming weeks.
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In addition, China isn't currently exporting deflation for the first time in 2 ½ years.
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Mr Repin reckons the sanctions add 15-20% to costs; they make exporting "impossible".
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Finally, you can choose between exporting in Markdown and HTML, as WordPress supports both.
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The Leviathan and Aphrodite fields are unlikely to start exporting before 2019 or 2020.
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Vilma Da Silva, who has been exporting coconuts from Guyana, has seen this firsthand.
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This will make importing and exporting photos and other data far easier than before.
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Oman is also not a member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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It is also looking to start exporting crude oil by 2020 at the latest.
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The biggest exporting industries such as the automotive sector depend largely on imported parts.
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The United States has been exporting LNG mostly to Japan from Alaska since 1969.
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A year later, the country lifted a decades-long ban on exporting crude oil.
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Doha this week is hosting a meeting of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF).
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"Now its changing again, now we are exporting cars to other countries," he said.
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Japan's Nikkei rose 0.7 percent, helped by a decline yen which supports exporting firms.
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Freeport could begin exporting again if it agreed to the transition period, Jonan said.
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Lower tariffs would be a boost to automakers exporting vehicles to China, including BMW.
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Right now, the United States is the second-largest exporting nation in the world.
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You don't need to think of exporting it or pushing it—just presenting it.
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Overall, New York is now known for exporting its most valuable resource, its taxpayers.
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The tariff for non exporting businesses would average 5 US cents per kilowatt/hour.
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"These are countries that have a history of training, harboring, exporting terrorists," Conway said.
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Clean coal technologies, the carbon capture utilization, sequestration—we're exporting that around the world.
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Multinational exporting companies on the index tend to make gains when the pound falls.
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Indeed, today U.S. energy producers are exporting oil and natural gas to other markets.
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The most impressive, which we've covered before, is by exporting your model as a .
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The renewed Commerce Department license allows ZTE to continue exporting equipment containing U.S. technology.
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"We want ... one day to be exporting a container a month," Coetzee told Reuters.
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The exporting of our energy resources is no less beneficent, and no less momentous.
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Other tobacco exporting countries like Cuba, the Dominican Republic and Indonesia followed shortly after.
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If Iran runs into difficulties exporting its oil it could have a significant impact.
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The intent of the Founding Fathers was to change the world by exporting democracy.
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The government also earns revenues by exporting gas to a number of neighboring countries.
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Many Iranians can't afford to buy the rugs, and foreigners face difficulties exporting them.
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The president has also touted his commitment to exporting U.S. LNG to European markets.
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Members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will meet in Vienna on Thursday.
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That in turn is weighing on the economic prospects for exporting nations like Germany.
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It makes exporting an artificially costly endeavor, especially for small and medium-sized firms.
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With changes in laws governing crude, the U.S. has been exporting more and more.
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The U.S. has been exporting refined products — gasoline, jet fuel and diesel — for years.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, Russia and other producers have since Jan.
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In other words, Netscape was in the business of exporting munitions around the globe.
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But neither device is good at exporting the actions you take off the device.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is expected to meet in late June.
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Like the United States, countries including Canada and Brazil are also exporting more oil.
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They said this approach could help Venezuela overcome obstacles to producing and exporting oil.
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Mr. Trump has also already forced American companies to think twice about exporting jobs.
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Botin owned the painting, but Spain has banned exporting art of national cultural significance.
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They'll resume exporting to China, after being the biggest casualties of the trade war.
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Energy exports The US is about to become the world's leader in exporting energy.
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Until 2015, CBG and Russia's Rusal were the only companies exporting bauxite from Guinea.
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There might be other things you need to do, depending on what you're exporting.
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VIENNA — A sense of déjà vu pervaded the latest meeting of oil exporting countries.
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" China, he warned, "is now exporting their vision of the internet to other countries.
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The blacklist designation prevents US companies from exporting commodities or software to those companies.
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Instead of exporting these goods to other countries, the United States was importing them.
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The order bans U.S. companies from exporting high-tech equipment to the Chinese firms.
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The Gulf Cooperation Council is an economic alliance that includes large oil-exporting countries.
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He found a way of taking Indian-type workers and exporting to the world.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) signaled a shrinking global oil surplus.
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It's a global center in avocado production, exporting about $1 million worth every day.
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The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), led by Saudi Arabia, aspires to cosy stability.
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America earned almost as much from exporting hydrocarbons to Mexico as from cars and trucks.
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Now Germany is accused of piggybacking on other countries' spending and of exporting job losses.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, Russia and other non-OPEC producers on Nov.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and some non-member producers agreed on Nov.
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Libya is exempt from production cuts decided by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Because of climate change, Canada's third coast could become a viable outlet for exporting resources.
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It imported US goods worth $33 billion last year, while exporting goods worth $54 billion.
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"Companies in the SII are overwhelmingly based in large arms exporting countries," the report notes.
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"We want to start exporting from Ethiopia by 2018, or a year later," he said.
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Iraq is the second-largest producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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The Southeast Asian country has also been exporting more steel to the U.S., he added.
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Ministers from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries will convene at their Vienna headquarters.
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Exporting nuclear plants is trickier, but in some ways a better bet, says Mr Solzhenitsyn.
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By comparison, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries produced 33.64 million bpd in October.
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The two nations are still discussing "a protocol" for exporting Brazilian soy and cotton meal.
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The relationship is strongest for the main commodity exporting regions: SSA, MENA and Latin America.
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The 18th Ministerial Meeting of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) will convene on Nov.
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Still, a prolonged crackdown will upset major exporting nations including the United States and Brazil.
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Commodity-exporting countries saw the value of their exports to China almost halve in 2015.
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That is partly because exporting is a form of learning, as other economists have noted.
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China is exporting surveillance systems and censorship algorithms to police states from Ethiopia to Venezuela.
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For connectivity and exporting data there's also Wi-Fi, USB, and a micro HDMI port.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries will hold informal talks at 10:00 a.m.
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Another candidate is Sweden's crown, given the Nordic nation's open economy and big exporting industries.
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Once on their own, islanders began growing limes, coconuts and cocoa and exporting their produce.
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As some countries worry about exporting to America's market, others worry about importing its politics.
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GERMANY'S EXPORTING prowess is so impressive that other countries seek to import even its policies.
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Why were the Romans exporting volcanic spew to the far corners of the known world?
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It'll support Photoshop files across Creative Cloud, and exporting to PDF for editing in Illustrator.
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BMW recently stopped exporting its x3 sports utility vehicle from Spartanburg, South Carolina, to China.
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But poultry is the big winner, boosting stocks of companies and even benefiting exporting countries.
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It also threatens the oil-dependent economies of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Spectacles wouldn't connect to your phone's camera roll, only to Snapchat, making exporting a chore.
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Foreigners working and living in the oil-exporting kingdom would also face expulsion, it said.
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But U.S. refineries have been churning out, and exporting, record volumes of fuel this year.
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GM will begin this year exporting a compact crossover vehicle, the Buick Envision, from China.
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Schustermann & Borenstein specializes in exporting clothing to eastern Europe and other non-European Union countries.
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Iran is the third-largest producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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Despite the disruption in trade with China, the U.S. is exporting record amounts of crude.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its Russia-led allies agreed on Dec.
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There is inflation in commodity-exporting countries, such as Brazil, whose currencies have been trashed.
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Iran is the third-largest oil producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Supply curbs by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies helped support crude.
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OPEC sources say that Quevedo will continue in his post as the exporting group's president.
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Next month's meeting of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) added to concerns.
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Iran is the fourth-largest oil producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Commodity-exporting economies, such as Russia, Brazil and South Africa, have yet to adjust fully.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is due to meet in Vienna on Nov.
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But how many of us have stopped to ask ourselves: What's so great about exporting?
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Exporting certain products, including cellular phones, from Mexico allows Mexican companies to claim tax refunds.
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The European Union wants United States officials to repeal restrictions on exporting liquefied natural gas.
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Traders said Russia's Sakhalin project was on track to resume exporting regular volumes in March.
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Only in 2014, after Kenya made exporting scrap metal illegal did the factory permanently close.
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Iraq is the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries' second-largest producer after Saudi Arabia.
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Trump last month proposed imposing a 'border tax' on companies exporting to the United States.
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While any cut agreed by Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) at its Nov.
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"All oil-exporting facilities are under the control of the government now," Mr. Qubaty said.
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It produces about 2100 million barrels of oil a day, exporting just 240 million barrels.
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Iran is still exporting more than one million barrels a day, according to industry sources.
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The law also prohibits exporting cluster bombs that did not meet the 1 percent standard.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other producers including Russia meet on Sept.
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China presents developing nations with an option besides the U.S. for importing and exporting goods.
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The secretary general of the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, Mohammad Barkindo, on Oct.
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"We do everything from raising crocodiles to slaughtering, tanning and exporting crocodile products," Wichian said.
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However, there is a way around this by exporting it to an email address.1.
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Global auto manufacturers have similarly concentrated factories in Britain while exporting their wares across Europe.
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Importing tech knowledge, the theory went, would ease Russia's dependence on exporting oil and gas.
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The fourth zone of risk is the OPEC [Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries] complex.
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"It's quite unclear where China can reciprocate because we are exporting so little," he said.
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"; the notion of a TREATY comes immediately to mind, when looking at "Agreement for exporting.
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But Nova Scotia has emerged as a fierce competitor in exporting lobsters, particularly to Europe.
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Shares of exporting companies sagged as the yen added to its gains against the dollar.
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In 2018, it imported US goods worth $603 billion while exporting goods worth $54 billion.
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South Korea is the first among major exporting countries to publish its monthly trade figures.
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Some companies deliberately make exporting your data difficult because they want you to stick around.
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Elsewhere, currencies of commodity exporting countries got a boost from stronger metal and oil prices.
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There has been a long history of theft rings exporting stolen cars from area ports.
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"Other exporting countries are taking advantage of the Indian ban" to raise their asking price.
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"China's not just exporting a virus, it could potentially export a severe slowdown," Cramer said.
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Those that were exporting oil have clearly seen a big drop in their growth rates.
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Oil ministers from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries meet on Thursday in Vienna.
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Iraq is the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries' second oil producer, after Saudi Arabia.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is meeting to discuss policy in Vienna.
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Indian refineries have been exporting near-record volumes of diesel as domestic demand has weakened.
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Indian refineries have been exporting near-record volumes of diesel as domestic demand has weakened.
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He said the country enjoyed about a $40 million trade surplus by exporting recycled plastics.
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Today we are exporting liquefied natural gas to places like China, Japan and even Europe.
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I attempted this with my own account, and it seems to have gotten stuck exporting.
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Sheikh Abdullah said the project would involved regional and other "(oil) exporting and importing" countries.
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He said much of North Korea's hard cash is earned through exporting labor -- the country sends workers across the globe and collects much of their pay, according to the UN -- and exporting natural resources like coal, which China used to buy but has since stopped.
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This week's Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF), which aspires to be the OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) for natural gas suppliers, is expected to draw energy ministers from Qatar, Iran, Russia and Venezuela to Santa Cruz, Bolivia as market oversupply reduces revenues.
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The freeze comes amid prolonged low commodity prices which have hit Russia's oil-exporting economy hard.
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Exporting overcapacity makes for better domestic politics than cutting it, given the potential for job losses.
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So, the United States is getting stronger as it relates to the exporting of energy. Correct?
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Brazil behaved like an oil-exporting economy even though the country continued to import refined fuels.
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Ecuador, the smallest member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, produces about 540,000 bpd.
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Tehran's sustained practice of exporting diverse weapons prevents peace and encourages its partners to continue fighting.
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That deepens an oil-exporting economy's dependence on crude, worsening the pain when prices eventually fall.
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Europe's biggest economy owes much of its exporting prowess to its small and mid-sized manufacturers.
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You can get a life sentence for exporting over a kilo of hash in America nowadays.
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The combination of import tax and export subsidy certainly sounds like a boon to exporting firms.
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But there is plenty of money to be made in the legitimate business of exporting livestock.
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Likewise, Indiana is the eighth-largest agricultural exporter in the nation, exporting over $28500 billion annually.
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Guinea could in theory industrialise if it moved to processing bauxite instead of exporting it raw.
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Their chains operate across borders, and they will be importing parts and re-exporting finished goods.
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The draft resolution would also prohibit North Korea from exporting gold, titanium and rare earth minerals.
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And in addition to luring other countries' workers, Britain also excels at exporting its own pensioners.
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It also operates a sugar exporting terminal in the coastal city of Guarujá (Sao Paulo state).
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Also adding support have been supply cuts led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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That could undermine the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries' deal to reduce a global glut.
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The moves triggered another equity market sell off as investors fretted about retaliation from exporting countries.
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Congress could revive a bill dubbed the No Oil Producing and Exporting Cartels Act, or NOPEC.
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Just the prospect of NOPEC has already had implications for the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Gazpromneft, Russia's third-biggest oil producer, is also exporting some of its oil via the NSR.
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Originally Germany imported cheap Chinese consumer goods while exporting its expensive cars, machine tools and gizmos.
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For the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, slower shale production gains would have been welcome.
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Members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) will meet next week on Nov.
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"We do not rule out collaboration with smartphone giants by exporting our software technology," Wu said.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and some non-OPEC producers cut production from Jan.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)meets in May to discuss oil supply policy.
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Canadian pork exporters initially benefited from the surge in demand by exporting more ractopamine-free pigs.
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OPEC, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, unites some of the world's largest oil producers.
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But to compete with Hollywood, China will have to start exporting its films around the world.
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Sentiment at major exporting countries including Germany, South Korea and China has been deteriorating, Osborne said.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries said on Monday that Saudi Arabia had cut production.
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There's not the same sort of pull from the Middle East, and China is still exporting.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other producers including Russia meet on May 25.
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Second, many exporting businesses have been hurt by foreign retaliation against U.S. policies that restrict trade.
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Oil ministers from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries are meeting in the Austrian capital.
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Last month in Algiers, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries agreed modest oil output cuts.
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Talks will continue until the next Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) meeting in June.
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The U.S. is exporting crude oil at a record pace with no signs of slowing down.
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Cereals exporting group Anec said the situation in Pará could impact its projections for corn exports.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), Russia and other non-OPEC producers on Nov.
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On Wednesday, he accused the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries of driving up fuel prices.
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Iraq said the two countries would continue to cooperate in implementing decisions by oil exporting countries.
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Finally, Huawei's telecommunications products directly aid the Chinese government in exporting its model of authoritarian government.
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For example, profits from exporting intellectual property are taxed at a lower rate of about 13%.
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The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries — especially its leading producer, Saudi Arabia — also gets a say.
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It said a weaker pound was proving to be good news for British factories exporting overseas.
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The exact steps for exporting the file depends on what version of Outlook you are running.
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Currently, many oil- and commodity-exporting countries are experiencing financial difficulties as the Chinese economy slows.
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Expectations that a meeting of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries in Vienna on Nov.
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It's dedicated to exporting terrorism, according to thousands of pages of European intelligence and interrogation documents.
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It would also allow American farmers to extend private financing for exporting agricultural commodities to Cuba.
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OPEC meeting: Members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries are meeting in Vienna on Thursday.
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"The U.S. is at fault for becoming dependent on exporting its recyclables," says a new report.
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OPEC -- Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries -- Trump has recently turned his sights on the oil cartel.
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Many factors influence how tariffs affect consumer prices and the profits of importing and exporting businesses.
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In the US we are currently exporting 2.5bcf and will increase to 11 bcf by 2019.
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Texas is not the only state exporting to Mexico; just about every State exports to Mexico.
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Washington said its tariffs aimed to stop South Korea exporting the product at unfairly cheap prices.
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A 2009 resolution of the U.N. bans North Korea from exporting arms or related military equipment.
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He has also repeatedly hammered China for exporting more goods to the U.S. than it imports.
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On Thursday, intruders blocked access to Exxon Mobil's terminal exporting Qua Iboe, Nigeria's largest crude stream.
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The pace of growth is slowing but China is still exporting more aluminium than ever before.
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With so much gas being produced, United States companies have started exporting gas to foreign markets.
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Germany would be exporting less and importing more, and would thereby help stimulate the global economy.
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This means Italian businesses exporting to Germany, their top destination, are facing worse conditions than previously.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is scheduled to gather again on June 9-10.
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Australia, also a coal-exporting giant, cited climate change as the second greatest threat after ISIS.
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"We've been exporting our corruption to them, rather than trying to export good governance," said Fukuyama.
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"What the environmental groups are saying, we're simply exporting fossil fuel emissions to Mexico," Sanders said.
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In China, new refiners are exporting as much as they can, so they're flooding the market.
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An Iranian oil official, asked how much crude Iran was exporting in October, declined to comment.
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The organization also expressed concern about commodity-exporting nations, as lower prices would exacerbate economic strains.
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For those smelters entitled to a tax rebate, exporting metal was something of a no-brainer.
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You can use the default exporting method in Pages to convert a document to a PDF.
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Competitive bidding for loading and unloading contracts should lower the cost of exporting food from Argentina.
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Exporting flowers to Europe or America is costly so over two-thirds are sold in Asia.
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But many other companies that are exporting goods from Vietnam rely heavily on imports from China.
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And the network is exporting US shows from others studios, like "Killing Eve," to international audiences.
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Qatar has tried to compensate for lost markets by exporting more gas to Middle Eastern markets.
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Iraq is the second-largest oil producer in OPEC, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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And America is pumping so much oil that it's now exporting 3 million barrels a day.
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LIBYA'S NATIONAL OIL CORPORATION CONDEMNS CALLS FOR SHUTTING OIL EXPORTING TERMINALS AHEAD OF BERLIN MEETING - STATEMENT
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But traders say high production by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is capping prices.
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The U.S. administration, from the president on down, has been very critical of Germany's exporting success.
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Sources had initially said the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries would not publish individual quotas.
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Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan form the Black Sea grain exporting region, one of the world's largest.
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Oil ministers from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries are meeting on Thursday in Vienna.
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"The Iranians are not supposed to be exporting any missiles or any related materiel," she said.
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You can convert a Google Doc to PDF by exporting it from the Google Docs website.
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AMIN NASSER: Well, if you think about it, yes, the U.S. is exporting to other markets.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is meeting to discuss supply policy in Vienna.
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And while Iceland is exporting aluminum to the world, she is importing all of her workers.
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The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, of which Venezuela was a founding member, has said nothing.
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Germany would be exporting less, and importing more, and would thereby help stimulate the global economy.
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Digging up and exporting that resource would directly create a bunch of jobs and higher incomes.
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"The CPP would enable Texas to make money by exporting wind and solar electricity," he said.
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I've always said, you want to play in their sandbox, you gotta play by their rules, meaning we have to be mindful, we are exporting — "we," whoever that we is — entities based in the United States are exporting a US vision of how the world should operate.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is not expected to cut production at its meeting Thursday.
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This recent outbreak also means that these producers remained banned from exporting their product outside of Europe.
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Since the ban was imposed, Acacia has continued to mine, stockpiling its output instead of exporting it.
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Iraq is the second-largest producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) oil cartel.
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Creating embryos intended for human research is against regulations, the FDA wrote, as is exporting those embryos.
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Falling revenues caused oil exporting economies to slow and forced cutbacks in government, business and household spending.
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From improving device accuracy to exporting your data, here's how to get the most from your Fitbit.
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That momentum has been largely blunted by the US ban on exporting software and components to Huawei.
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Unless, of course, you define success by exporting the death and suffering of individuals beyond public view.
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"We have been exporting some good quantities of coal, but we didn't export very much," he said.
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Now China is reversing the exchange, not merely performing Western classical music in China, but exporting it.
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My plan for green manufacturing would inject a massive $13 trillion into green research, manufacturing, and exporting.
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When the domestic market collapsed, the company's biggest advantage was that it was already exporting, Bakatselos said.
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But traders said high production by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries was limiting price gains.
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"We are now exporting 200 to 250 megawatt of electricity to Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan," he said.
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Indonesia has recently back-tracked on some of the bans on exporting mineral ores, imposed in 2014.
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In effect, such rich countries are exporting air pollution, and its associated deaths, as they import goods.
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This lets firms test ideas in secure, rich, low-risk Singapore before exporting them to bigger markets.
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Exporting timber from Senegal is illegal, so traffickers smuggle it to neighboring Gambia for shipping to China.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries will hold informal talks on Wednesday in the Algerian capital.
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In October of last year, Argentina began exporting natural gas to Chile after a 12-year interlude.
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After the 1930s, some firms "tariff hopped" by building factories within countries to avoid exporting to them.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries started implementing an agreement to cut production on Jan. 1.
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I think progressives are less interested in promoting and exporting democracy and more interested in protecting it.
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Abu said he hopes they will start exporting gas to Egypt in the first half of 2019.
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Mazrouei said it was premature to discuss compensating crude output losses in some of the exporting countries.
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Iran has vowed to keep exporting oil despite the U.S. effort to reduce its shipments to zero.
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The Columbia report cited Venezuela's poor response to low crude prices compared with other oil exporting countries.
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Numbers bounce around but overall the Saudis are exporting around 7 million barrels per day of crude.
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Production plunged until Japanese carmakers, led by Honda in 1979, sought a base for exporting to Europe.
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U.S. businesses have taken advantage of its single market to reduce the costs of exporting to Europe.
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But an exporting funk since then has pushed the figure to its lowest level in 2500 years.
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Tehran has vowed to keep exporting oil despite U.S. efforts to reduce its shipments eventually to zero.
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Rising production from members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) also weighed on prices.
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In this industry at least, China seems to be paying considerable attention to importing, rather than exporting.
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Thirsty mine workers on six-figure salaries have become a rarity since a coal-exporting boom ended.
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Members of the Organization of the Oil Exporting Countries tentatively agreed last week to reduce crude supply.
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"The exporting countries are suffering from deforestation," Liu wrote in an email to the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The tariffs establish limits and quotas for major exporting countries including China, India, Russia and many others.
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The Mustang was sold only in North America until Ford began exporting them with its 2015 model.
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I think it's a buy because natural gas, we are exporting a lot and Mexico needs it.
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In America, exporting firms pay a wage premium of between 13% and 18%, compared with non-exporters.
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Exporting firms are more productive and pay higher wages than those that serve only the domestic market.
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Iraq is the second-largest producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries after Saudi Arabia.
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That shockwave brought to power in Tehran an Islamic totalitarian regime committed to exporting its ideological revolution.
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He said Iran is currently exporting from somewhere under 1 million to 1.1 million barrels a day.
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Exporting terror A year ago, ISIS was focused almost exclusively on carving out its self-declared caliphate.
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Some 703 new jobs were created, companies acquired 1,351 new enterprise customers, and six participants began exporting.
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Another candidate is Sweden's crown SEK=D3, given the Nordic nation's open economy and big exporting industries.
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How much nickel ore the country will be exporting come 2022 is also a highly moot point.
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In drafting its reforms, Saudi Arabia has examined the policies of other rich oil exporting Gulf countries.
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Keep exporting more than we're bringing in and, if we keep that going we'll come up again.
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Russia is one of the world's largest oil producers outside the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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It made no mention of the decision by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries on Sept.
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That compares with an average yield of 8.98 percent for other oil-exporting sovereigns in Exotix's universe.
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Still, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies, which began cutting production from Jan.
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Iran, also restricted by sanctions is expected to be exporting just about 1.1 million barrels a day.
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Finally, exporting may well lead to additional international corporate strategies, such as joint ventures, franchising or licensing.
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It is phasing out exporting duty in the next five years and increasing its mineral extraction tax.
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Cheniere, currently the only U.S. company exporting LNG, said it was not open to a lower price.
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Iraq is the second-largest producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, after Saudi Arabia.
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Still, market conditions have made it difficult for oilmen to turn a profit exporting the black stuff.
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The present situation, in Mr Atkinson's view, is "like setting tariffs without knowing how much you're exporting".
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And it is from exporting this grain that he believes the Sahel can turn its economy around.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies led by Russia meet in early December.
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Yet the success of Brussels at exporting regulations has encouraged it to stall real free trade negotiations.
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Huawei, with encouragement from the Chinese government, is exporting this technology to aspiring autocrats around the world.
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Members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies could reduce supply further next year.
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Moscow agreed to cut output in tandem with the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries last month.
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The next 24 hours will also likely see the U.K. exporting its domestic crisis to the continent.
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Today, autocracies have entered the arena again, exporting their ideas and methods — even to the United States.
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A strike could further reduce production and overseas sales from the world's fifth-largest coal-exporting nation.
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That should have Apple very worried, considering that iPhones depend on importing and exporting in both directions.
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"For years, we have called attention to the predatory practices of some steel exporting countries," Trumka said.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is due to meet in Vienna on June 22.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is also set to meet in Vienna on Nov.
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For most exporting countries, the duties are generally calculated based on that country's own prices and costs.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries has had an output agreement in place since late 2016.
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And Americans (and American organizations) look to the Far East in hopes of exporting their favorite sport.
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It's a huge milestone for the industry, but environmentalists say exporting is a losing proposition for everyone.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is heading for tougher-than-expected policy talks on Thursday.
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By 2015, the U.S. was exporting oil to only 10 countries, almost all of it to Canada.
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Argentina remains one of the world's top providers of biodiesel fuel, exporting 1.65 million tonnes in 2017.
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The UAE holds the presidency of the 14-nation Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries in 2018.
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The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries meets this week in Vienna and holds a formal meeting Friday.
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There should be no doubt anymore that exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) is in America's national interest.
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Trump again on Wednesday accused the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries of driving up fuel prices.
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He put the production together with actors in Shanghai, but officials there objected to him exporting it.
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China is trying to steer its economy away from exporting cheap goods and more toward domestic consumption.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren's $3 trillion plan, released on Tuesday, creates jobs in green research, manufacturing and exporting.
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W.T.O. rules ban governments from helping exporting companies with cash, free land and other easily measured gifts.
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The Saudis have long been accused of exporting radical Islam across the world through hard-line madrassas.
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Exporting giants like Boeing, Caterpillar and Deere pulled the export-reliant S&P 500 industrial sector higher.
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Exporting pig offal to China has been a money-maker because consumers there enjoy its strong flavor.
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Exporting artworks and some other cultural items over 50 years old requires a special license in Britain.
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The oil-exporting Central Asian nation will focus on protecting jobs, Tokayev's office said in a statement.
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The White House is still expected to unveil by Saturday restrictions on exporting sensitive American technologies abroad.
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The administration is split over restrictions on exporting sensitive technologies that are vital to protecting national security.
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The oil-exporting country is also plagued by corruption that eats away at its crude sales income.
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Tehran has vowed to keep exporting oil despite the U.S. effort to reduce its shipments to zero.
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And under a new trade agreement, Australia is exporting large quantities of wine and meat to China.
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The Corpus Christi shipping terminals responsible for importing and exporting oil and refined products are also closed.
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Leaving the mess for the next guy The United States is the world's second-largest exporting country.
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But we should also remember that Mexico has been exporting immigrants to the United States for decades.
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Equatorial Guinea, a member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), currently produces 903,000 bpd.
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Otherwise, you still have to go through the chore of exporting from Snapchat to your camera roll.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) meets on Thursday to discuss supply policy in Vienna.
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Members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) are due to meet at 1400 GMT.
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If they don't comply, authorities could fine, bar them from exporting or even revoke their business permit.
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For the N.F.L.'s first trip to Mexico City since 2005, it is exporting a marquee matchup.
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"Hyundai is considering (exporting China-made vehicles) to emerging markets such as Southeast Asia," the person said.
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Russia is exporting such systems to some of Washington's most likely enemies, including both Iran and Syria.
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First, it makes it difficult for other energy exporting nations to compete with Russia, especially in Europe.
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Seven in 10 people said the government should stop exporting weapons to Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
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As there would be no legal restrictions on re-exporting, it could then be shipped to Germany.
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Sanctions alone are not a coherent strategy for stopping Iran from exporting terror across the Middle East.
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Oil prices fell further on Thursday as the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries met in Vienna.
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Meanwhile, the stronger US dollar meant that American dairy farmers had a tougher time exporting their products.
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"The collapse of oil and gas prices, as well as prices for other major commodities such as iron ore and traded thermal coal, has caused economic shockwaves for many commodity-exporting nations," Biswas said, pointing to Indonesia, one of the hardest hit commodity exporting-EM in the region.
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Argentina's top lemon exporting company San Miguel, whose shares slid on Monday, had no comment on the stay.
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German firms have long benefited from a combination of a steady domestic economy and their own exporting prowess.
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Servicemen became salarymen, joining the ranks of corporate "national champions" that took great pride in their exporting success.
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There are 120,000 hardware manufacturers in China and 483 percent of them are exporting products through wholesale channels.
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OR: Mm. OR: Yes, and-, and-, and I think we have a comparative advantage, especially in exporting services.
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Besides the ban on luxury goods, Pyongyang is currently banned from importing and exporting nuclear and missile technology.
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Currencies of oil exporting countries, like the Canadian dollar and Russian ruble, were also stronger throughout the day.
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The Polish leech firm, meanwhile, told Reuters it's exporting around 400,000 thousand leeches a year now. Yowza.[Reuters]
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President Joao Lourenco has been making his mark on the oil exporting nation since gaining power last September.
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The government of the gas-exporting Central Asian country denied that and said he was simply on vacation.
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China has been exporting excess production of both steel and aluminum in the form of semi-manufactured products.
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China has been exporting excess production of both steel and aluminium in the form of semi-manufactured products.
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Iran is the fourth-largest oil producer among the members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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But the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, in a monthly report, said its output fell in April.
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Crude prices have gained some 13 percent since the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries proposed on Sept.
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The resulting mind-set, disdainful of idealism and suspicious of ego, is one we are now, evidently, exporting.
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It has been exporting a fundamentalist Wahhabist ideology for years that demonizes Shia, Jews, Christians and the West.
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Having a biggish domestic market also means the many small firms don't feel any need to try exporting.
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It prevents Iran from importing and exporting arms or related materiel unless the Security Council has given approval.
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The member nations of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries are set to meet Thursday in Vienna.
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Last year a competitor, Bullion Refinery, entered the market, and is now thought to be exporting similar quantities.
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But investors, unsure they will be able to continue exporting freely to the United States, are holding back.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries may produce a deal when it meets in Vienna on Nov.
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Strong energy stocks underpinned the FTSE 100, while a weaker pound also boosted the index's mainly exporting companies.
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Wheat firmed, although harvest pressure in key exporting countries across the northern hemisphere kept a lid on prices.
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Iraq is the second-largest producer of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), after Saudi Arabia.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) will meet at its headquarters in Vienna, Austria, on Dec.
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By the end of the 18th century, Mexico was exporting a million vanilla beans a year to Europe.
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On Wednesday, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and Russia agreed to limit production to boost prices.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) agreed on Monday to extend production cuts by nine months.
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But you can't be too hard on retailers for inventing fake holidays and exporting them around the world.
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Oil prices are up about 13 percent since the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries announced on Sept.
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Each partner would continue exporting independently other products like maize, oilseeds, malting barley and durum wheat, he said.
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This exporting achievement is not to be sniffed at when one considers the barriers to the cheese trade.
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Ltd had netted more than $1 billion a year by exporting alcohol and cigarette products to North Korea.
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Nabiullina noted that forex risks are lower for an exporting company than for one with no forex revenue.
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Oil prices have been supported by supply cuts led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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In some cases you might want to think about exporting or saving your data before deleting your account.
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Prices have also been supported by supply cuts led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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The ideology went mainstream in the 1970s when the Saudis began pumping oil money into exporting Salafism abroad.
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Overall, oil markets remain well supported due to supply restraint by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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Members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries are cutting oil production 1.2 million bpd from Jan.
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A major concern is that U.S. farm exports could be hit hard in retaliation by steel-exporting countries.
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It said about 30 factories still make shoes in the UK, exporting about 60 percent of their production.
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Sentiment about possible production restraint from members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries has also improved.
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Russia, which is not a member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, is likely to attend.
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Prices have been driven up by supply cuts led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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PROCESSING BUILD-OUT It's also highly uncertain how much nickel ore Indonesia will be exporting in 2022 anyway.
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That has prompted the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to prop up the market by limiting supplies.
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The picture is particularly gloomy for commodity-exporting nations such as Venezuela, which is in deep economic recession.
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Supply cuts by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies such as Russia also supported prices.
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Producers outside the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries including Russia pledged to cut around 2527.8,250 barrels a day.
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Tencent will seek to grow gaming revenue from overseas markets by exporting its games and investing, Lau said.
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The automotive sector was the country's largest industrial exporting sector last year, with exports worth 70 billion dirhams.
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One key player in cutting a global supply glut is the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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In February 2016 the United States began exporting LNG from the lower 48 states for the first time.
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The rise in North American production undermines supply cuts led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Supply curbs by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies were helping to support crude futures.
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Pruitt said the United States could contribute to global emissions reductions by exporting its technology and know-how.
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Investing in the country, a member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, is viewed as risky.
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After that, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries will be able to invite other producers to join.
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When the company started exporting the elixir, it pushed to get its product into the hands of royalty.
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Regulatory costs make it very difficult to earn much cash from exporting cheap incidentals, such as crocodile teeth.
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Additionally, Wednesday's meeting of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and Sunday's referendum in Italy still loom.
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Shares in some major exporting companies were unable to capitalise on sterling's plunge on no-deal Brexit worries.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies agreed to reduce output by 1.2 million bpd.
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Abadi also demanded that the Kurds stop exporting crude oil from the KRG independently from the central government.
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It cannot change the caps imposed by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) where it operates.
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The Sabine Pass terminal, the subject of one of the Sierra Club's lawsuits, started exporting earlier this year.
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America banned U.S. firms from exporting products to the company, a move ZTE said could threaten its survival.
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The settlement bars Volkswagen from simply exporting the cars, without fixes, to countries with less-stringent emissions standards.
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Their economy is heavily dependent on exporting oil and gas, much of which comes from their Arctic territory.
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In early 85033, it took aggressive actions to reign in its excess supply and to stop exporting deflation.
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More broadly, prices have firmed amid ongoing oil production cuts led by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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He predicted that the government would be exporting oil within a few weeks and natural gas within months.
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The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and non-OPEC members will meet in Vienna, Austria on Dec.
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Oil markets remain oversupplied as output from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries hit a 2017 high.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries agreed to cut output by about 29.88 million bpd from Jan.
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Additionally, there are no easy answers or quick solutions to solving the recruitment, radicalization and exporting of extremism.
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Otoy, the company that makes Octane, reached out to Dämmrich about exporting the images for a VR scene.
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"China is in the business of exporting its authoritarianism," U.S. Senator Marco Rubio told Reuters in an email.
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There's surging consumer demand for exports in the U.S., so the country has trade deficits with exporting nations.
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The signals from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its leader, Saudi Arabia, have been mixed.
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As one of the poorest countries in Asia, Laos hopes to profit from exporting power to neighboring nations.
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Under a 2009 resolution, the United Nations has banned North Korea from exporting arms or related military equipment.
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The automotive sector in the three countries are tightly linked, exporting and importing billions of dollars of parts.
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The Tehran Stock Exchange index has soared 25 percent this year as shares of exporting companies have rocketed.
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JOE KERNEN: Senator, over the years you've been a big proponent of exporting a lot of our values.
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He then denounced Canada, Germany and South Korea for exporting more to the United States than they import.
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Then you have developed countries which do a lot of commodity exporting: you know, crops, metals, basic minerals.
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Instead, Beijing can and should be exporting the renewable energy technology that it has been so aggressively developing.
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European countries, dealing with their own coronavirus crises and shortages, are reportedly prohibiting companies from exporting ventilators abroad.
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China is now exporting its model of a censored internet to other countries, including Vietnam, Tanzania and Ethiopia.
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Mr. Perry has counted gains in exporting coal and liquefied natural gas among his accomplishments as energy secretary.
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His distillery spent more than £100,000 and prepared for 18 months to begin exporting to the United States.
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Ministers from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries are scheduled to meet in Vienna on Friday morning.
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To them, globalization has simply meant exporting jobs overseas while importing security problems and competition, particularly through migration.
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Iran insists it will keep exporting oil and says the U.S. sanctions will ensure the market remains volatile.
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The country is seen exporting 6.5 million tonnes of rice this year, up 12 percent from last year.
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The UK government said Thursday that companies exporting goods to the European Union would face steep new tariffs.
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Exporting to this rapidly growing market is a win-win for the U.S. economy and global air quality.
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Iraq is the second-largest producing member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries after Saudi Arabia.
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Wheat gained more ground, supported by higher prices in rival exporting countries and forecasts of reduced U.S. planting.
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The joint venture was targeted at developing weapons systems for the Indian Armed Forces and for exporting abroad.
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Such liberalization might increase investment, but as a policy to minimize dependence on exporting natural resources, it fails.
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But global supply remained tight with investors wary over the impact of production losses in several exporting countries.
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The compensation limit has historically been set at the value of an exporting country's lost trade, Bown said.
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And there are few impediments to either organization exporting their expertise to mount deadly operations here at home.
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Japanese stocks, particularly exporting firms, tend to perform better when the yen weakens or is expected to weaken.
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What I mean by that is in the early days of Asia it was about Asia out exporting.
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Indian mills are exporting mainly white sugar to Asian countries like Myanmar, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, dealers said.
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"We are in actual fact exporting to China a trade which was once their own," Ms. Rahmani said.
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Its cheap labor gave American automakers dreams of someday exporting their Chinese-made cars to the United States.
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Meanwhile, the wheat market remains under pressure from abundant world supplies despite lower production in some exporting countries.
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Countering these bearish factors are ongoing supply cuts led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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There is a U.N. arms embargo on North Korea that prevents Pyongyang from importing or exporting weapons and training.
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The country is one of the world's leading exporting nations, getting nearly half its gross domestic product from exports.
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"Our top priority is to meet local demand but we will think about exporting our product later," he added.
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Oil prices have been supported by production cuts led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and Russia.
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For those exporting to China, they face a similar challenge: swallow the added tariffs or watch sales dry up.
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"This summer we will start to sign permits for exporting natural gas to Chile without any restrictions," he said.
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Exporting jobs to developing countries and exploiting foreign labor is a money-saving business decision that hurts American workers.
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China is now exporting both its technology and its cyber-sovereignty doctrine to countries like Venezuela, Ethiopia, and Pakistan.
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"The region is exporting more than its share, more than the 17 percent stated in the budget," Abadi said.
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The treaty requires exporting countries to consider the human rights situation in the destination country before approving the trade.
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It would also work against the broader priority of rebalancing the economy by strengthening the position of exporting corporates.
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The pipeline will not increase total export capacity, but will give Norway more flexibility in exporting gas, he added.
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Moves in crude oil futures were limited ahead of Thursday's meeting of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Yes, a higher trade deficit means the U.S. is importing more than it's exporting, which could cost American jobs.
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Exhibition programming was the primary method of attack, exporting the art of Pollock, de Kooning, Kline, et al. overseas.
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Global producers have for years accused China of exporting its excess metal at bargain prices after huge capacity expansions.
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How fast is the new iPad Pro at exporting 3-min 4K vid to 1080p in Adobe Rush CC?
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is planning to cut its output by 210 million bpd from Jan.
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The sanctions also block U.S. companies from exporting gasoline to Venezuela, prompting PDVSA to import fuel from farther afield.
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So where does this leave those coal exporting countries that look to India as a source of demand growth?
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The government has excluded independent plants this year from exporting refined fuel, having granted quotas only to state refiners.
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Trump on Friday said that he told the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to lower oil prices.
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Prices had risen on more than two months of reduced production from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Exporting goods from Algeria takes six times as long as from Morocco, and costs almost four times as much.
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Surveys of purchasing managers released on Monday showed persistent pressure on key exporting destinations China, Japan and South Korea.
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Textbook models tend to assume that importers face prices in the exporting country's currency, which are hard to renegotiate.
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The company produced 97.8 million tonnes of coal last year, exporting 46.9 million tonnes, mainly to Asia and Europe.
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The first settlers struggled but eventually a lucrative business was found; growing and exporting tobacco in the southern states.
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The secretary general of OPEC, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries mostly from the Middle East, is speaking Monday.
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Turkey said on Wednesday it did not consider itself bound by the U.S. effort to stop Iran exporting oil.
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This, says Skantze, usually involved a lot of exporting of CSV files from advertising platforms and web analytics tools.
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Make the moment infinitely more sharable by exporting your images using the Micro SD card slot and HDMI inputs.
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China is exporting less steel because its own producers are making such good money supplying a buoyant domestic market.
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The first military unit tasked with seizing and exporting works of art was set up during Napoleon's Italian campaign.
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The grains-exporting country has issued $1.88 billion in debt since Cartes, a businessman, came to power in 2013.
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While U.S. production keeps rising, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and allied producers have curbed output.
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Meanwhile, members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, led by Saudi Arabia, have agreed to boost output.
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Importantly, the convention places the burden on the exporting (usually developed) countries not to engage in irresponsible dumping elsewhere.
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Traders and shippers have grown concerned that the United States, before long, will run into bottlenecks for exporting crude.
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Crude prices have received broad support from voluntary supply cuts led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Jiang is facing charges of illegally trafficking counterfeit goods and fraud, while Zhou is accused of illegally exporting goods.
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About two dozen exporting nations began capping their output in 2017 in order to drain a global crude glut.
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It noted that from 2003-2015, around 55 percent of global oil demand growth came from oil-exporting regions.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries agreed to curb its output by about 27.3 million bpd from Jan.
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Members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries are cutting oil production by 1.2 million bpd from Jan.
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The merchants process the leaf before exporting it, mostly to China, the largest investor in the Southern African country.
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How wrong was I. My first order of business was to test video exporting with and without the eGPU.
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The transition is already underway with the country simultaneously importing and exporting cargoes since the middle of last year.
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If the U.S. falls into a recession, it is likely to hurt many exporting companies based in other countries.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and partners including Russia had cut output to rebalance supply and demand.
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CTC, a trading, exporting and manufacturing group, is active in sectors from farming to textile manufacturing and real estate.
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China will monitor more closely the job situation at exporting companies heavily exposed to the U.S. market, Li said.
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The company is not currently exporting its rooibos wine to other countries, but Strydom hopes to in the future.
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Currently, Iraq is exporting less than 30,000 barrels per day (bpd) to Iran via truck, the sources told Reuters.
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Listed in Malaysia and Singapore, Top Glove operates from Malaysia, Thailand and China, exporting to more than 195 countries.
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Ongoing supply cuts by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies such as Russia also supported prices.
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Data from China showing profits of industrial firms slowed in April further dampened sentiment toward commodity-exporting emerging economies.
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The country produces more than half of the world's aluminium and has been exporting massive quantities for many years.
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The rise in North American production undermines supply cut efforts led by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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Exporting also allows firms to learn from their competition and improve their ability to survive in a changing environment.
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LinkedIn just quietly introduced a new privacy setting that defaults to blocking other users from exporting your email address.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries ended a meeting on Sunday with no formal recommendation to boost output.
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They were accused of exporting goods ranging from electronic components and satellite services to marine navigation and military equipment.
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The flare-up in the Middle East added to the instability in the world's most important energy-exporting region.
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But I think the agreement should concern all major oil-exporting countries, otherwise this agreement would not be effective.
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Anadarko spokesman John Christiansen confirmed the company is exporting WTL grade with the first cargo having sailed in February.
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The IMF reckons the lower oil price knocked $340 billion off Arab oil-exporting states' government revenues in 2015.
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Facebook, Twitter, and most other popular social media platforms now give users much more control over exporting their data.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries as well as Russia and other producers meet in Vienna on Dec.
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Facebook's developer policy, for instance, includes strict language warning third-party data brokers and ad networks against exporting data.
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"Where coal was once exported, we'll be exporting green energy," says Finbarr Dowling, project manager at the Alexandra dock.
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Iran has welcomed this opacity and stopped reporting its production figures to the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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On Fox, Trump directed blame at the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, of which Saudi Arabia is a member.
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When Katrina hit the U.S. Gulf in August 2005, the United States was exporting 1.3 million bpd of petroleum.
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But California dairies are especially vulnerable to Mexico's tariffs, exporting a whopping 30 percent of their production down south.
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The first involves exempting U.S. companies from the payment of taxes on any profits that they made from exporting.
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Qatar The oil-rich country of Qatar is pulling out of OPEC, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries agreed to cut its output by about 303 million bpd from Jan.
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Recent evidence does not show that currency depreciations lead to a big gain in market share for exporting nations.
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Having struck oil, the KRG's leaders sell it independently of Baghdad, exporting it through their own pipeline to Turkey.
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From there, the grains are transferred to barges that move them to exporting ports such as Santarém and Barcarena.
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The rationale is simple: by reducing the population denominator in the poorer (exporting) country, you increase GDP per head.
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If Washington does not renew sanctions relief for Tehran at this point, Iran may have difficulty exporting its crude.
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Argentina, typically an importer of LNG, started exporting the chilled fuel from the Vaca Muerta shale play this year.
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Bangladesh is one of the world's biggest labor-exporting countries with about 700,000 people finding jobs overseas each year.
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Jataí, another BRF plant removed from the list, had not been exporting meat products to Saudi Arabia, BRF said.
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The IMF held talks in February on starting an aid programme with Gabon, another oil-exporting country in CEMAC.
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Similar surveys in Asia showed the region's key exporting nations coming under strain from the escalating global trade frictions.
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But many of the companies exporting from Mexico are American-owned, so much of the profit goes back north.
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The chance of Alaska exporting liquified natural gas, touted by the president himself, greatly dims if trade wars continue.
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A year earlier, the couple had started exporting dried prickly-pear-cactus fruit and other local specialties from Hidalgo.
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We grow far more food than our country can eat, exporting massive amounts to the rest of the planet.
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Just as the Kremlin has become more sophisticated at exporting its ideas and supporting its friends, so must we.
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Last week, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies agreed to modestly boost global crude supplies.
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I pored over their words, gleaning what I could, and produced stories about the organization's machinery for exporting terror.
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A Trafigura executive said in September that the company was exporting about 500,000 barrels per day of U.S. crude.
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If resolved, the talks could lead to an easing of tensions within the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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In 2017, SR Languyan began exporting high-grade ores to China, with an initial volume of 3.32 million tonnes.
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It has already been fairly successful in exporting small cars by leveraging the frugal engineering skills of India suppliers.
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AISSOT's co-owner AMPTC was established in 1973 by member countries of the Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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LCD prices were tumbling fast, and the yen's exchange rate had shot up, making exporting from Japan crushingly expensive.
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Oil fell after OPEC and allied exporting countries ended a meeting without announcing a decision to cut crude output.
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Saudi officials worry about the verifiability of any agreement given the past history of cheating by other exporting countries.
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In 2016, BRF said it planned to start exporting to Mexico and would continue to make investments in Asia.
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I'd be in some form of class—whether it was real estate, economics, importing, or exporting, all the time.
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Of those companies, 230 percent export their products or services, and the European Union is the largest exporting region.
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The change mirrors upward revisions issued by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and the United States government.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) pledged to curb production by about 1.2 million bpd from Jan.
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The result is a strong exporting industry that offered 400.000 jobs at one point and another million in Europe.
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Syria's neighbor Turkey announced that it will stop exporting locally made face masks as more coronavirus cases are confirmed.
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Turkey has set its sights on wanting to be a weapons exporting nation mainly with a focus on missiles.
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In Germany, whose economy is dependent on exporting products all over the world, the DAX index dropped 1.7 percent.
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China no longer seeks the universal triumph of communism, and the United States is moving away from exporting democracy.
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The sale, which Huawei said was never completed, would have violated Washington's ban on exporting computer products to Iran.
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The company is not yet exporting to the United States, though she hopes to develop an American business eventually.
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Upon their return home, he came to lead a family-run conglomerate of businesses in exporting, textiles and agriculture.
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Oil prices jumped 4% amid hopes of a deeper output cut by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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BRF said it is working to reverse a recent Saudi Arabia suspension of two of Brazil-based exporting plants.
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The mayor said that is no longer necessary as the decree will allow them to continue exporting grains indefinitely.
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That conversation will come days before the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is expected to set production targets.
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The actions came after NATO accused Tehran of disobeying European sanctions by exporting the commodity to war-torn Syria.
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They block American companies from exporting any products with a national security purpose, from integrated circuits to gas turbines.
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They said it would be responsible for strengthening the Ford brand in India and exporting Ford products made there.
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By 2006, the North Koreans had tested a bomb and were found to be exporting weapons technology to Syria.
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Huawei is a global leader in surveillance cities, exporting its ability to suppress human freedom, including to eager despots.
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Nigerian output slipped this week as leaks forced Shell to shut a pipeline exporting some 180,000 bpd of oil.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday called on the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to increase output.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, Russia and other producers, a group known as OPEC+, have since Jan.
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The strategy aims to move the country beyond fabricating and exporting basic goods such as clothing and consumer electronics.
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I had no issue converting videos, copying files, or exporting clips smoothly and in a reasonable amount of time.
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Yahoo's help site does have instructions for exporting your contacts list as a file that you can import elsewhere.
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The big Democratic-leaning metro areas are "exporting and winning," says Mark Muro, the Metropolitan Policy Program's policy director.
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Ecuador is also leaving the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to pump more oil and raise revenue.
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Today, foreign companies get a significant break because most exporting countries allow their exports to be free of taxes.
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The flare-up in the Middle East adds to the instability in the world's most important energy-exporting region.
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Hopes the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and its allies will deepen supply cuts also supported prices.
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South Korea, which got rich by exporting its products all over the world, has recently begun to import people.
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Wheat prices lost ground although losses were curbed by strong global demand and rising prices in rival exporting countries.
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The two businesses have been busy exporting their folding and crimping technologies to dumpling-conscious cities around the world.
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So their Africa strategy is about more than just infrastructure projects, large state owned enterprises, and exporting Chinese workers.
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It is more than the annual gasoline equivalent production of some Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) members.
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A model based on exporting industrial goods served Europe's biggest economy well during a decade-long boom in China.
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Nearly 300,000 small and medium enterprises (SMEs) – which support about four million jobs – are exporting to foreign markets today.
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In December, Congress voted to repeal a 40-year-old ban on exporting crude oil, a Republican policy priority.
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Hong Kong and Singapore have grown rich in large part because of their prominent roles as re-exporting nations.
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Cooperation with the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) would continue "until the market requires it," Novak added.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) began a meeting to discuss policy in Vienna at 1630 GMT.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) began a meeting to discuss policy in Vienna at 2000 GMT.
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Officials in big energy-exporting countries were eager to assert that global markets could cope with the Saudi outage.
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Soon after he left office, in fact, he opened a new company that specialized in exporting products through Savannah.
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Trump late on Wednesday said the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) producer cartel was driving up fuel prices.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries meets for a dinner on Monday in Houston with U.S. shale firms.
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We're exporting millions of barrels per day in this country and I hope there is consideration given to that.
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The United States deported an Iranian woman who pleaded guilty to exporting restricted U.S. technology to Iran on Tuesday.
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Last year, the United States surpassed Saudi Arabia, the biggest producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Admittedly, oil prices would be lower if the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and its allies increased output.
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We'll use this money to invest in green research, manufacturing, and exporting — linking American innovation directly to American jobs.
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That firm represents Cheniere Energy, which in December was the only company exporting LNG from the lower 48 states.
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These could be traded to importing firms here or exporting firms abroad, in a version of cap-and-trade.
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A top target is China, which has been producing and exporting cheap steel to the United States for years.
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But some of the so-called peripheral countries exporting lower quality goods aren't so resilient to the euro's upswings.
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True energy independence is finally within our grasp and we are exporting more of our energy to our allies.
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China is now using that as a cudgel against us, saying "we'll stop exporting that to you" or ... Mercury.
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"You could see retaliation from exporting countries like China that are hurt by the safeguard action," Mr. Marks said.
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"The impact is more for the crude oil price, because Iran now is exporting about 260 million barrels (per day), and if we go back to the first sanctions, they were exporting 1.5 million," Descalzi told CNBC's Hadley Gamble on the sidelines of the ADNOC Downstream Investment Forum in Abu Dhabi on Sunday.
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India earns around $4bn a year from exporting beef, and last year was the world's biggest exporter of the product.
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Argentina is one of the world's top producers of biodiesel fuel, exporting 1.65 million tons worth $1.224 billion in 2017.
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But Gulf members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries have been rebuffing Venezuela's push for a special meeting.
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Those factors are now forcing OPEC, Russia and several other exporting nations to consider a fresh round of supply cuts.
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"It's time for this president to stand up to OPEC," Schumer said of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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That all changed when Trump called United Technologies CEO Greg Hayes to convince him from exporting Carrier jobs to Mexico.
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Thanks to the nuclear deal with the US, Iran has started exporting more oil this year as sanctions are lifted.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries has led cuts from major oil producers since 2017 to shore up prices.
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Mr Boswell thinks the principle of allowing anti-competitive mergers should, "at the very least", be restricted to exporting companies.
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The Kurds built their own oil pipeline to Turkey and began exporting oil via Turkey without Baghdad's approval in 2013.
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Production from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries increased by 220,000 bpd in August, according to a Reuters survey.
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However, output cuts by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and other producing nations could reverse this trend.
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After a volatile year for oil prices, hydrocarbon-exporting countries are buckling down for what could be more turbulence ahead.
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Honduras is the third-largest producer of African oil palm in Latin America, exporting some $300 million worth in 2015.
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But prices are likely to pick up next year as supply cuts by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and some allies have been holding talks this week to respond to the outbreak.
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Saudi Arabia is the largest producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and the UAE is third.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies meet in June to decide whether to continue withholding supply.
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Oil markets have tightened this year due to supply cuts led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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Wheat edged lower for a second session, with higher production in top exporting countries keeping a lid on the market.
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When India liberalised its economy in the early 1990s, a small group of European exporting agents encouraged independent furniture-makers.
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Meanwhile, U.K. companies with a heavy exposure to exporting stand to benefit from the fall in the pound, Turnill said.
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And China exporting its way out of trouble might place an undue burden on the rest of the global economy.
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Wheat was little changed after closing lower on Wednesday with higher production in top exporting countries weighing on the market.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), Russia and other producers have been cutting 1.2 million bpd since Jan.
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Oil prices were depressed by producers' verbal jockeying over planned output cuts by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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The time from receiving the product to exporting the final cut can range from 24 hours to a few days.
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The crash in oil since December has only deepened the pain for oil-exporting countries, even for those within OPEC.
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Global oversupply and a drop in coal prices to 7-year lows have hit miners and coal exporting countries hard.
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Panda Brew, founded in Beijing by Pan Dinghao in 2013 with basic home-brewing equipment, recently began exporting to Britain.
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"We haven't decided yet whether or not we will continue to stop exporting our products to U.S," the spokesman said.
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In February this year he threatened to cut aid to drug-exporting countries that are "laughing" at the United States.
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Canadian - Ghanaian luxury retailer, Viola Labi, says she grosses $4,000 every month by exporting the baskets to Canada and Zambia.
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Details: The legislation at issue is called the No Oil Producing and Exporting Cartels Act (thus the apt acronym NOPEC).
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Petra Diamonds closed its mine in Tanzania in September after the government seized a parcel of diamonds it was exporting.
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In addition to exporting their best-known brands, baijiu-makers have been creating new drinks specifically to be sold abroad.
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Its president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has threatened to shut off Kurdistan's only pipeline exporting its oil and close its borders.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries agreed on Thursday to extend production cuts by nine months, delegates told Reuters.
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Iraq currently pumps around 4.6 million bpd, second only to Saudi Arabia in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Higher US production undermines the efforts by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to cut production and support oil prices.
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Between 1912 and 1956, French control under a mission civilisatrice brought 'culture' to Morocco, while exporting economic benefits back home.
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In addition, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC, is hoping for rising prices as it heads toward a Dec.
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Other work Boeing is looking at under a potential program includes in-service support and assistance with exporting, said Schallom.
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If anything, the Saudi-Iranian tensions might simply emphasize the considerable disarray in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Some say, however, that the ban on felling and exporting logs has increased illegal logging and tree loss in Zambia.
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Tech firms such as Intel and IBM have had trouble exporting parts and computers to countries like China, he says.
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Investors are concerned that the imposition of tit-for-tat tariffs will hamper exporting nations and crimp global economic growth.
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There are more constructive approaches if Zuckerberg seriously wants to work with the government on exporting freedom via the web.
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Analysts were unanimous in expecting no significant decisions from this week's meeting of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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There is also a prohibition on U.S firms exporting diluents - unfinished oils used for blending extra heavy crude - to Venezuela.
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The Energy Department under Obama also streamlined the process for exporting liquefied natural gas, which encouraged more natural-gas production.
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The stage was set when the United States lifted a 40-year-old ban on exporting American crude last December.
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Highlights: Russia and China are exporting nuclear technology, and the U.S. will be left behind if these projects are abandoned.
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About two dozen exporting nations began capping their output in 2017 in a bid to drain a global crude glut.
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