When you are importing people, even importing one single person, you are importing their culture.
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I know we're going to import a lot from that deficit number but are we importing Brexit, are we importing worries in Germany, are we importing the issues that are hurting China?
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The British left has gone further in importing American progressivism than the right has in importing Trumpism.
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Some steel consumers shifted from importing steel to importing assembled steel parts that were not subject to the new tariffs.
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I mean, let's take Europe, it's a big trading partner, so, we're buying -- we're importing their consumer goods, importing their capital goods.
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But much of that comes from importing commodities, not importing the kinds of manufactured goods that can lead to factory jobs abroad.
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Importing them was not part of the plan, but on the campaign trail, he talked about importing drugs as one price-reduction strategy.
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"If we are importing the coal or importing steel made with foreign coal, then it won't make any difference for American miners," Smith said.
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Italy and Turkey have been importing around 200,000 bpd of oil from Iran over the past two years, with Greece importing less than 100,000 bpd.
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Barlin has pleaded guilty to one count each of importing testosterone and Shaw has pleaded guilty to three charges including importing steroids and human growth hormone.
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Similarly, in the present day, some American dairy farmers warn that the nation needs to continue importing farm workers or it will end up importing milk.
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Argentina stopped importing oil 18 months ago because of a significant increase in Argentine oil production, and no Argentine government wants to return to importing oil.
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One does not go to China to buy jet engines or targeted cancer therapies; China spends more on importing semiconductors than it does on importing crude oil.
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Importing foreign medicines would involve importing market distorting foreign price controls that would only make exacerbate the problem of other nations free-riding off of U.S. innovation.
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While China has been importing more concentrates, it has been importing less refined metal with net imports sliding 12% over the January-May period to 1.23 million tonnes.
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That doesn't necessarily mean directly importing machinery; it could mean importing consumer goods or exporting less stuff of our own, either way freeing up resources for producing capital goods here at home.
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So you've got a steel industry that you're talking about, what, 600,000 jobs or 650,000 jobs, but you're talking about 6.5 million jobs of those companies that are actually importing steel, importing aluminum.
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Don't we have enough crime in America without importing it?
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First, you'll notice we're importing two modules into our script.
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It makes you wonder where they're importing the grapes from.
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I did experience a few small annoyances when importing images.
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The pharma industry argues importing drugs could threaten consumer safety.
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Nevertheless, Chile is now importing Peruvian pisco, a superior product.
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The biggest annoyance with Edge, however, is importing user data.
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Importing videos from Spectacles to Snapchat is a sloooow process.
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China is already importing wheat from six other Russian regions.
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The country is still importing more energy than it exports.
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So why is the country importing more, not less, copper?
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There's no importing company, transportation company, central purchasing, supermarket, etc.
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It is also importing luxury goods for the ruling elite.
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He also began importing Russian wines to the United States.
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Restrictions on importing plastic scrap have been resisted by some.
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The official exchange rate for importing essential goods is ten.
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He said the government is importing to fill the gap.
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Photoshop for the iPad doesn't actually support brush importing yet.
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The U.S. is importing about 500,000 bpd of Saudi oil.
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Some families earn their living by importing and selling motorboats.
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He now runs Fedevera Produce, importing onions, tomatoes and avocados.
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Similarly, anyone importing goods into the EU is responsible for the use of toxic chemicals anywhere in the production cycle, even if that part of the chain is not directly controlled by the importing company.
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It may also start importing glass from Taiwan, China and Japan.
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And importing the balance is not a threat to national security.
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So rich countries are importing a bit more globally made inflation.
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BP has been importing U.S. crude to Kwinana since late 2016.
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If you are importing from China you can use the yuan.
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And 225% say they oppose importing more goods from developing countries.
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China was the third-largest, importing 1.88 million tonnes last year.
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The bigger concern for importing countries is whether supply is secure.
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Yet every country that does not pay ends up importing plasma.
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Importing mountain-veneration to Japan was, admittedly, preaching to the converted.
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It involved my partner and I importing huge quantities of cocaine.
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Approvals by soybean importing countries are already underway, the companies said.
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FRYDENBERG: Well as you know, Australia is a capital importing country.
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Unfortunately, by importing the meshes into Blender, some information get lost.
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Prior to sanctions, Europe was importing as much as 800,000 bpd.
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Importing a bot lane does bring fresh talent to the squad.
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They are producing their own products instead of importing from China.
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European countries were importing increasingly large amounts of frozen American chicken.
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Rather than importing STEM workers, we should be "growing" our own.
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But in March the customs authorities tightened rules on importing books.
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How to convert a PowerPoint to Google Slides by importing slides1.
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Increasingly, Maltese women are also illegally importing abortion pills bought online.
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Americans are afraid of importing conflict from beyond our oceanic walls.
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So we export some crude oil while still importing other types.
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The United States stopped importing fresh beef from Brazil in 2017.
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A change in legislation removed previous restrictions on importing foreign talent.
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Ms. Reisman is now importing Indigo's approach to the United States.
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Many families had been importing it for about $1,600 a year.
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Britain came in third, importing German goods worth 86 billion euros.
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This ended up importing more economically devastating crime to those areas.
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CPC has already been importing substantial volumes from Qatar and Australia.
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The island meets its annual rice needs, for example, by importing rice from Vietnam, which takes 36 days to arrive in Cuban ports, when it could be importing rice in 36 hours from Arkansas, Texas, or Louisiana.
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For the past five years, he's been importing pot to south Florida.
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Higher importing costs could mean higher consumer prices, lower margins, or both.
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For years he ran a profitable business importing ceramic tiles to Gaza.
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But the local effects of importing Western might are not always benign.
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So the tariffs are paid to the U.S. government by importing companies.
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Barley in China is mostly poor quality and importing it is costly.
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It says importing drugs increases the potential for counterfeit or adulterated products.
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Canada and Mexico are major trade partners, together importing about $39 billion.
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This requires exporting countries obtain a permit, but not the importing country.
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Importing the German context of less adversarial labour relations would prove harder.
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"From an importing country, we will become an exporting country," said Kumar.
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Bangladesh is new to LNG and only began importing it last year.
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For Democrats, it's a perfect cover for their ultimate goal: importing votes.
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But importing cannabis to the United States is illegal under federal law.
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Smith pleaded guilty to importing a commercial quantity of an illegal drug.
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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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China has been importing energy resources for decades to meet growing demand.
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"For quite a considerable time, Argentina will be importing LNG," Gutierrez added.
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Python being Python, installing and importing language extensions is criminally easy. OK!
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China began importing large amounts of sorghum from the US in 2014.
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It forbids the importing of full deer carcasses or unprepared trophy heads.
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Bhandari's Model Any country can initiate a trade anytime, importing or exporting.
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You are importing oil, gas, defense equipment and aircrafts and nuclear energy.
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His background includes importing tequila and raicilla, Jalisco's native mezcal to tequila.
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The pharma industry has argued importing prescription drugs could threaten consumer safety.
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Washington's move blocks Jinhua from importing American technology, including semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
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He also criticized G.M. for importing Chevrolet hatchbacks from a Mexican plant.
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In fact, he said, some countries are just importing their first cases.
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And so, you want to be more with the oil-importing countries.
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The top five coal-importing countries in the world are in Asia.
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Go deeper: Importing prescription drugs from Canada is tougher than it sounds
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The automaker has so far declined to stop importing cars from Mexico.
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Why it matters: Importing drugs from abroad is traditionally a Democratic idea.
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Back then, her father made a killing importing children's furniture from Europe.
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For starters, the border adjustment tax is laser-focused on importing businesses.
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Canada and Mexico are major trade partners, together importing about $1.53 billion.
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Even several oil-rich Middle Eastern countries have begun importing U.S. LNG.
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The country is even importing labor, partly to handle a construction boom.
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U.S. allies Japan and South Korea have already ceased importing Iran's crude.
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Want to evade taxes by overpaying subsidiaries abroad for bananas you're importing?
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Responding to a question about China and India importing Iranian oil and whether it was possible for them to keep importing small amounts, Hook said there would be no more exceptions granted to sanctions against Iran oil imports.
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"It is affecting everything in the supply chain, and of course, China is the home of labor, and that's what we're importing -- we're importing labor, not just product, and without the workers the entire chain is affected," he said.
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An importing company paying tariffs can manage the cost in several ways: 1.
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If your importing license lapses, that product falls into a legal grey zone.
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Importing Iraqi cultural property into America has been protected by restrictions since 1990.
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An importing company paying tariffs can manage the cost in several ways: 1.
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The rate for importing fuel would then be reflected in the pump price.
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The idea that importing cars from close allies threatens America is barely plausible.
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Firstly, China has been importing refined lead in quantities not seen since 2009.
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Instagram is also testing an Android shortcut for importing photos from Google Photos.
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All of which suggests China should be importing more refined zinc than ever.
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Port officials frequently demand bribes from the drugstore boss for importing beauty products.
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Still, analysts say China is unlikely to completely stop importing oil from Iran.
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The restrictions have also prevented Iran from importing oil field technology and equipment.
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Many new parents were circumventing U.S. regulators by importing their formulas from Europe.
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In 2011, AFP officers cracked a group in Melbourne importing heroin and meth.
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We're importing their manufacturing goods, and that's, you know, they need that demand.
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That friction-free experience extends to importing videos and sharing them in Snapchat.
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ADVANTAGE TO AGL Importing LNG into a gas-rich country is not new.
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Valencia was also charged Wednesday with importing an endangered species without a permit.
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In 2017, Lithuania began importing liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States.
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Oluga said KMPDU will not interfere with the government plan of importing doctors.
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Faced with steeply higher prices, importing countries often seek other sources of supply.
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Can we please stop importing people who hate the American way of life?
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" Another ad warned the administration against "importing socialist European drug prices in America.
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Japan inched out China, importing $31.2 billion to China's $29.7 billion in 2018.
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" Another ad warned the administration against "importing socialist European drug prices in America.
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This means importing crude for stockpiling is likely to continue for several years.
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Domestic production is better and safer than importing from other states or overseas.
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Waypoint: This mod goes far beyond swapping texture or importing a character model.
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Maybe we're importing people from places whose values are simply antithetical to ours.
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It has said importing drugs increases the potential for counterfeit or adulterated products.
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I have begun to wish desperately that Americans might consider importing the tradition.
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They're importing some 4,000 gallons of fuel, just for the emergency response teams.
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And the platform provides three basic data analysis functions: importing, enriching, and exporting.
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"We have heavy taxes and dues when importing agricultural products," Qi Bo said.
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This week alone, the Trump administration convinced China to start importing American chicken.
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Beijing lifted a years-long ban on importing U.S. poultry meat in November.
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He takes one question from a reporter, about states importing drugs from Canada.
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With Nigeria importing everything from milk to machines, people are feeling the pinch.
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For now, entrepreneurs importing from exempted countries like Berman are in the clear.
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Chinese traders have been importing sea cucumbers for more than a thousand years.
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I kept getting a message saying the importing capability was down for maintenance.
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The UAE has been importing gas from Qatar via the Dolphin Gas pipeline.
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In the end, a Calgary man was charged with importing a controlled substance.
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Importing pork would ruin pig farmers and the suppliers of their feed, he said.
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The country began importing gas from Iran last year to cover a domestic shortfall.
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The shortage of foreign currency prevents firms from importing much, which has sparked inflation.
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Terminals conceived for importing liquefied natural gas have now been overhauled to allow exports.
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The government is importing Mexican maize and distributing it to millers at subsidised rates.
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Happily, connecting the camera to the Mac and importing images was just as easy.
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And it supports importing from all major password managers, or just a generic CSV.
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The city temporarily suspended importing poultry from mainland China but resumed trade on Sunday.
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The company is introducing one-click importing to bring your Evernote notes into Notion.
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Many other countries used to bar them, wary of importing America's ambulance-chasing culture.
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Exporting requires importing of supplies and other materials, and these are now more expensive.
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The United States has told all countries to stop importing Iranian oil from November.
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Suppliers are even importing through online networks because they are getting a safer product.
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Bookmakers started importing these methods to fine-tune football odds about a decade ago.
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We have 5x end-to-end performance improvements when it comes to importing data.
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Though he does not trade with America directly, when importing he uses the greenback.
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South Korea in September stopped importing Iranian oil for the first time in years.
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He reckons this is because firms are importing senior figures to plan for Brexit.
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That's roughly $975, if you're tempted to go to the trouble of importing one.
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This will make importing and exporting photos and other data far easier than before.
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He was counterfeiting Windows software in China and importing it to the United States.
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Health officials in Jamaica and the importing country have to approve each supply agreement.
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Since 2003, the UAE has reported importing about $10.6 billion worth of Ghanaian gold.
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China is also importing soybeans from No. 3 exporter Argentina, though in smaller amounts.
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The prospective buyers are European end-users with their own importing terminals, he said.
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The trouble is, there are barriers to importing the jobs tied to making them.
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The woman was charged with importing a commercial quantity of a border control drug.
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" Thomas concludes: "For Democrats, it's a perfect cover for their ultimate goal: importing votes.
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Like many countries, importing or possessing cocaine in New Zealand comes with high penalties.
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And after Maria, the island was importing 95 percent of its food, he said.
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As a nation, we are importing more crude than we need for domestic use.
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It should concentrate on that, Ricardo showed, importing what its neighbours do "least worse".
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For example, we use carrot seeds in place of importing oranges and citrus fruits.
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As a result, India has resumed importing corn after a gap of 25 years.
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We must also be cautious in blaming only certain cultures for importing child marriage.
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The country started importing waste in the 1980s to fuel a growing manufacturing sector.
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The dollars we spent on importing petroleum are now being spent on other imports.
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Does this country, which doesn't have dollars, deserve this, that it is importing cheese?
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Gun dealers would be prohibited from importing assault weapons under new legislation proposed Tuesday.
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Importing slaves had been considered piracy since 1820, but the practice was winked at.
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The U.S. has also moved to convince other countries to stop importing Iranian oil.
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But one major problem has nagged at Signal's development of user trust: importing contacts.
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This is not his first foray into the world of importing things from Mexico.
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Cory Booker partly because of a vote against importing cheaper drugs from other countries.
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In this way, mercy tempered justice, to justify importing kingly clemency into the republic.
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Brnabic said companies in Serbia were now experiencing difficulties in importing supplies from Italy.
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Tehran blames U.S. sanctions for preventing it from importing new aircraft or spare parts.
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The United States and Europe have long banned the importing of each other's shellfish.
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Later, they operated a business importing bibelots from Italy: Capodimonte figurines and Murano crystal.
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The political wisdom of importing excess baggage to the executive branch is another matter.
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The pharmaceutical industry said the measures could lead to the importing of unsafe drugs.
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Mexican officials have begun to explore importing liquid natural gas from countries like Peru.
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Reuters reports that an executive order prohibits selling, producing, importing, or advertising e-cigarettes.
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But importing from Manhattan only goes so far on Bell, Ms. Soto-Seyford said.
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Each importing countries customs office maintains the right for final determination of tariff treatment.
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Instead of exporting these goods to other countries, the United States was importing them.
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And Oscar Corral says it's already taking a bite out of his importing business.
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But countries importing considerably more American coal also include China, Brazil, Mexico and Germany.
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Then he shipped them from China, which, a judge rules, was importing counterfeit material.
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The issue of importing drugs from abroad has also split Republican leaders in the Senate.
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It says the pipeline would help the United States become less dependent on importing energy.
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"We were importing from overseas and paying Western Union a bunch of money," he recalls.
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Vissan is now considering importing frozen U.S. pork for the first time, the company said.
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Add this to the fuel consumed importing flowers, and the industry's environmental impact only grows.
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The supply chain is not robust which means manufacturers need to rely on importing components.
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Republicans have consistently fought against importing drugs from other countries, citing health and safety concerns.
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Because of the speed of these changes, China has been importing robots in huge numbers.
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For countries like Malaysia, importing foreign universities offers a way to build institutional expertise quickly.
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Not surprisingly, GM said it's importing and selling far fewer Envisions than it originally hoped.
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That only helps, though, if the company isn't importing too many materials from other locales.
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This is largely because what China is currently importing says more about supply than demand.
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The United States, by far its biggest foreign customer, is fracking more and importing less.
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Bernie Sanders, say importing drugs from other countries would increase competition and substantially lower prices.
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"Unless Egypt changes its rules it could face trouble importing," said the first European trader.
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"Our goal has been to get countries to cease importing Iranian oil entirely," Pompeo said.
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As some countries worry about exporting to America's market, others worry about importing its politics.
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Bralirwa, which produces local beers like Primus, has been importing Heineken made in the Netherlands.
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Importing consoles to Serbia was expensive, so only people who were well off had them.
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South Korea had lifted a ban on importing U.S. poultry and fresh meat on Nov.
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Nativist campaigns against immigration in the past have often accused arrivals of importing foreign conflicts.
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He allegedly raised money to shoot the film by importing and selling Korean leather jackets.
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Some of her first steps included importing popular Boots-owned brands Soap & Glory and No7.
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Importing data back the other way (on a new machine for example) is equally straightforward.
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Before the storm struck, Puerto Rico was already importing about 85 percent of its food.
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If you smoke cigarettes, importing enough to maintain a habit will prove a viable obsession.
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The agency said it was acting on a court-ordered injunction against importing the drug.
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In addition, Afghanistan will be allowed to continue importing Iranian petroleum products, the spokesman said.
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Franco, 34, was charged with one count of illegally importing merchandise into the United States.
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Importing provinces such as Guangdong and Zhejiang will face further rises in prices, it said.
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He had earlier bet on importing the fuel, shortly before the U.S. shale gas boom.
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These rupee-funds are used by Tehran for importing goods, including steel, from New Delhi.
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Importing drugs from Canada would similarly threaten research and wouldn't result in significantly lower prices.
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The son of a bar owner, he got his start in business importing air-conditioners.
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Molla said the country will save $250 million per month by no longer importing LNG.
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Booker voted against importing drugs from Canada because he said it would be too dangerous.
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It was importing cedar from Lebanon, and granite from Aswan, 600 kilometers from the south.
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U.S officials are stepping up diplomatic efforts to pressure countries to stop importing Iranian oil.
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But he said importing drugs would not solve the problem, calling for regulatory reforms instead.
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This would increase the cost of importing which in turn would reduce the American imports.
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The Sudanese Petroleum Corporation was responsible for importing petroleum to Sudan and distributing it domestically.
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United States officials are asking Japan to stop importing oil from Iran, Bloomberg News reports.
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Last year the European Union made importing food from cloned animals or their offspring illegal.
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Florida is upping its chic quotient with the importing of two New York City institutions.
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China, Iran's biggest customer, was still importing just under 450,000 bpd from Iran in September.
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Well, she's talking about sort of importing a certain set of values into the economy.
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Success came not from being better at building hospitals or more efficient at importing cars.
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China presents developing nations with an option besides the U.S. for importing and exporting goods.
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Without a deal, businesses fear disruption to supply chains and delays importing goods to Britain.
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The United States reimposed sanctions on Iran last year, barring countries from importing its oil.
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General Motors started importing the low-volume Buick Envision midsize SUV from China in 2016.
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"We're going to lose talent, rather than importing talent that we always need," Diller said.
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Importing tech knowledge, the theory went, would ease Russia's dependence on exporting oil and gas.
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To say that because we're importing some part, that it weakens our industry, that's nonsense.
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Qassem Soleimani, a hero of the hard-liners, was part of a mafia importing cars.
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He accused Mr. Erdogan of neglecting Turkey's agriculture to make money on deals importing foodstuffs.
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However, low fertiliser production and the high cost of importing fertilisers has limited seed production.
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He improved his ingredients, making his dough extra light and importing organic sauce from Naples.
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Importing cars from its northern neighbor curbs Mexican demand for Brazilian cars, the source said.
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But even India has been importing onions from Egypt in an effort to calm prices.
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The theory is that higher pay will eliminate some of the rationale for importing workers.
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Trading firm Glencore announced plans last year to start importing fuel for Mexico's domestic market.
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And there is clearly a constituency for importing Chinese ideas and practices into Russian politics.
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Ms. Cappel is the chief executive of Dorval Trading, a candy importing company in Nanuet.
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"This, combined with more expensive freight in Brazil, makes importing (corn) attractive," the source said.
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On one hand, it's good for the dollar because it means we're importing less stuff.
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The improvement society started importing hundreds of dogwoods from Japan in the late 19th century.
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"We're importing so much of gold, so a lot of people are interested," he said.
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All the importing nations stopped taking Russian oil via the pipeline since April 25-3003.
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Importing jurors to the courthouse does not make the verdict any more local or legitimate.
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U.S. officials are stepping up diplomatic efforts to pressure countries to stop importing Iranian oil.
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People literally are reporting these N=1's experiments with importing Russian Alzheimer's drugs, etc.
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Sheikh Abdullah said the project would involved regional and other "(oil) exporting and importing" countries.
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And then there's the question of whether importing countries will cooperate or try to defy Washington.
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Oil prices remain a risk however, with India importing roughly 24 percent of its crude requirements.
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Before the U.S.-China trade war, China was importing about 60% of all U.S. soybean exports.
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The Marseille prosecutor's office said Wednesday it opened an investigation into trafficking and importing illegal drugs.
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If Mexico stopped importing American car parts, for example, it would hurt its own assembly lines.
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Their chains operate across borders, and they will be importing parts and re-exporting finished goods.
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But then America issued generous waivers that allowed eight countries to continue temporarily importing Iranian crude.
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Indeed he has given priority to debt service over other urgent needs, such as importing food.
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A softer dollar also buoyed prices by making dollar-denominated oil less costly for importing countries.
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"No decisions have been made ... Importing healthcare into a tax reform debate has consequences," Brady said.
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Mr Moulsher started importing Japanese Mokuru rollers into Britain in July and has sold about 40,000.
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After years of importing all this trash, China has decided to put a stop to it.
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Photomyne really shines when you're importing a whole batch of photos and straightening them all up.
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The country has started importing refined lead in significant tonnages for the first time since 2009.
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All of the importing nations stopped taking Russian oil via the pipeline on April 123-212.
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"If India starts importing, then a rally is assured in the global market," the dealer said.
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He said a ban should be put in place on importing vehicles over 15 years old.
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You bring in new capital, and a lot of the times you do that through importing.
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So those you know access issues on investment, not necessarily on trade of goods are importing.
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Other covered topics include User Interfaces, Flow Control, Input Mapping, Importing 3D Objects, and much more.
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It could also soon be importing LNG as supply sources in its southern states run out.
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All the importing nations had stopped taking Russian oil via the pipeline on April 25-26.
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In recent years Myanmar has begun importing more and more palm oil from Malaysia and Indonesia.
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AEST: Heard pleaded guilty to falsifying a quarantine document, two charges of illegally importing animals dropped.
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"Ending sanctions promises to ease impediments to importing products and collaborating with Western partners," he said.
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Wary Indians were importing more gold as a result, putting further pressure on the exchange rate.
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Countries that do business with the United States will have to stop importing Iranian oil Nov.
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There were rumors that the government was importing dirty gasoline from China, which officials quickly denied.
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The United States reimposed sanctions on Iran last year, barring countries from importing oil from Tehran.
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Last year, it began importing its "hand-crafted artisanal" Les Recettes De L'Atelier bars from Europe.
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Aside from capping drug payments, Trump has also softened his stance on importing drugs from Canada.
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For many years a large proportion of our trade deficit was due to importing crude oil.
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Many factors influence how tariffs affect consumer prices and the profits of importing and exporting businesses.
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It's a delicious example of Ms. Jaisinghani's strategy of importing Indian flavors into American daily life.
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Germany would be exporting less and importing more, and would thereby help stimulate the global economy.
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The exclusions cover seven different companies importing steel products from Japan, Sweden, Belgium, Germany and China.
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China is by far the top buyer, importing about two-thirds of all soybeans traded globally.
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Why did the fire in Brazil's amazon trigger the garment makers' decision to stop importing leather?
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China has "broad prospects" for importing high-quality U.S. agricultural goods, Xinhua reported, citing unnamed authorities.
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In India, another major buyer of Iranian oil, refiners hope they can continue importing Iranian oil.
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No. Importing cheaper prescriptions from other countries is not the solution to our high drug costs.
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The Kimbrel deal continues the Cubs' pattern of importing prominent players to handle the ninth inning.
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In 22014 it implemented a ban that prohibited Americans from importing trophies from hunts in Zimbabwe.
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Sri Lanka does not produce oil and importing the fuel costs it $4.15 billion in 2018.
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Despite the lower number, the impact is still expected to pinch companies importing products from China.
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In addition, infected travelers are importing new cases to China, South Korea, and Taiwan from Europe.
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Dahej port is used by India's top gas importer Petronet LNG for importing liquefied natural gas.
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The bride's father owns the Atrium Buying Corporation, a textile importing company based in Columbus, Ohio.
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The importers represented themselves as employees of legitimate importing companies with email addresses and phone numbers.
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Rather than importing more nuclear technology, Mr Zou and others are looking to export their own.
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The same menu has additional options for importing or snapping a photo, or adding a sketch.
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Banks with importing licences still have to apply to regulators for annual import quotas in China.
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But China is importing more and more crude blends from Malaysia, which include some Venezuelan oil.
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Shanghai Electric is importing and building the Ciro Redondo plant, as well as helping finance it.
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India is the world's third biggest oil consumer, importing about 80 percent of its crude needs.
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Indonesia, a net exporter, previously expected to start importing gas this year as demand outpaced production.
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And so they started importing ice axes from Austria, selling them to fellow climbers at cost.
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Importing books became challenging; the police showed up, confiscating newspapers and the books of blacklisted authors.
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The Bahamas, like many islands, wanted to maintain its own inimitable flavor while importing Trini styles.
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Kloza says oil companies have been holding off importing crude as part of tax avoidance strategies.
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This makes fuel prices more expensive for importing countries, eating into consumers' and companies' spending power.
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However, China has other options when it comes to importing soybeans, including going to South America.
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Importing less from the United States would bolster the agricultural industries in both China and Russia.
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Coal's difficulties are also amplified by policies in the two major importing nations, China and India.
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F W Woolworth played a major role in creating affordable decorations, importing glass baubles and stars.
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"There are broad prospects for importing high-quality agricultural products from the United States," it added.
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Countries that do business with the United States will have to stop importing Iranian oil Nov.
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This year, however, it is importing what are, by the standards of this market, significant tonnages.
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On the other hand, Brazil is interested in importing natural liquefied gas from Iran, Monteiro added.
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In Florida, Governor Ron DeSantis recently proposed importing Canadian drugs to his state to save money.
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And while Iceland is exporting aluminum to the world, she is importing all of her workers.
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INLT makes software that helps companies simplify the process of importing goods into the United States.
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The law restricting the importing of drones carries a potential sentence of up to three years.
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Germany would be exporting less, and importing more, and would thereby help stimulate the global economy.
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Today, de Bruin shepherds the family business, which began importing Wagyu cattle from Japan in 220.
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And of the 206 countries participating, only four face an increased risk of importing new Zika cases.
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The Cuban government thus will have to protect campesinos by not importing food products that peasants produce.
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By 2023, Poland expects to be importing 7.45 million tons of LNG into its Swinoujscie regasification terminal.
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Importing the drugs from Cuba either during or after trials presented another challenge because of embargo restrictions.
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Tariffs on Chinese goods are actually paid to the United States by the companies importing the goods.
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"Non-basmati exports depend on stock positions in importing countries like Bangladesh and Sri Lanka," Setia said.
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It's even worse for Republicans — because Trump is also talking about importing cheaper drugs from other countries.
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For years, China has spent millions importing the stainless steel and other equipment from Japan and Switzerland.
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Instagram recently began testing a much more prominent shortcut of importing photos from Google Photos on Android.
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This is significant because the sanctions included will hit countries and companies for importing Iranian crude oil.
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In contrast to Trump backers, though, majorities of both camps support importing more goods from developing countries.
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However, the Paris-based adviser to energy-importing nations says that extraordinary growth rate is not sustainable.
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While carmakers prefer importing their own vehicles, Beijing has been encouraging alternative channels, fueling gray market growth.
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Amy Klobuchar, Sanders, and Kamala Harris, have all endorsed policy around importing FDA-approved drugs from overseas.
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"We are currently in hibernation, meaning we are not importing anything and haven't since November," Skalish said.
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America wants India to stop importing oil from Iran, which India recently and reluctantly agreed to do.
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Texas has thrived by importing skilled Americans, but it needs to cultivate its home-grown workforce, too.
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Still, severely cold weather could force the United States to resort to importing more fuel, EIA said.
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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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This hasn't stopped Sharknado director Anthony Ferrante from fairly successfully importing the conventions of gimmicky 3D movies.
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But I wonder, Larry, at what point are some of these woes from overseas are we importing?
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Overall, it is good for an oil importing country, which we are, to have lower oil prices.
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Producing energy locally will be cheaper than importing gas, and efficiency measures will lower usage, it added.
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They're importing new sounds from labels and distributors, and working with partners like Loopmasters and Prime Loops.
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It was not immediately clear whether he would discuss importing refurbished iPhones with officials in New Delhi.
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Alice Schwarzer, Germany's leading feminist, says that Germany is "naively importing male violence, sexism and anti-Semitism".
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Clinton called for importing drugs from abroad, for instance, something this new agenda does not call for.
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The World Food Programme has started importing food from Berbera in Somaliland to speed up the process.
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Four customs brokers told Reuters that some of their small-size clients had stopped importing goods altogether.
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Given the difficulties associated with importing American products and Iran's inflation, skateboarding is not accessible to all.
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Peter Oborne, a veteran Tory commentator, had already accused him of importing Trump-style politics to Britain.
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In fact, Egypt hopes to stop importing foreign oil and gas entirely by 2019, according to Reuters.
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Importing cheaper prescription drugs from Canada has long been proposed as a solution to American drug prices.
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Oil minister Dharmendra Pradhan said late on Monday that India is open to importing oil from Russia.
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LEVC depends on free trade to keep importing vehicle parts to its UK factory from other markets.
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China is importing specific goods at lower prices from other countries to help stem a further slowdown.
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Importing drugs would also endanger Americans' long-term health by preventing the creation of new lifesaving medicines.
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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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All eight were charged with either importing or possessing a commercial quantity of a border controlled drug.
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Trump, many times through Twitter, has attacked automakers for importing vehicles from Mexico, China and other countries.
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Mr. Blum, 49, had recently begun importing the sauce from Japan for his new business, Shiso Soy.
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Donnelly's team launched a TV ad attacking Republican Mike Braun's business for relying on importing foreign goods.
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They contracted with larger and more capable Chinese partners and moved from importing parts to procuring systems.
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Two Rathkeale brothers, Michael and Jeremiah O'Brien, were later fined $219 each for illegally importing the horns.
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The idea behind importing drugs is it would create more competition on the market, driving down prices.
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We now know via Pompeo that eight "jurisdictions" will get temporary waivers to keep importing Iranian oil.
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But the country's huge demand for oil and animal feed makes it tough to stop importing overnight.
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He pleaded guilty there in January to charges of importing cocaine, heroin and methamphetamines into the country.
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His main focus of opposition at the time was on how importing guest workers lowers American wages.
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" He adds that bringing used clothing into the country "shouldn't even be called importing, because it's contraband.
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I support importing drugs if they meet safety standards and the manufacturers can be held liable. Yes.
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Unable to find an exact flavor match in China, they're importing onions and pickles from the States.
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Soon, he recalled, he found himself in a Japanese jail cell, accused of importing a controlled substance.
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Cocktail Kingdom only started importing barware from Japan later on because I knew bartenders wanted better tools.
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The bottom line: "By definition, importing is not going to be a large-scale solution," Dusetzina said.
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It is also importing luxury goods like armored sedans, alcohol and robotic machinery for the ruling elite.
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Countries like India, Vietnam and Indonesia are importing more of the materials that are not processed domestically.
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The target was a drug ring that had been importing a product unrelated to fentanyl called Molly.
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But Japan is now importing more wood from abroad, forcing many locals to give up their business.
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China makes up almost half of the world's copper consumption, importing about 23 million tons this year.
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Thus, closing the channel would have dramatic consequences for Iran, oil-importing countries and the entire industry.
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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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My dad worked in the family business that his uncle owned, importing wines and liquors from Europe.
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Though the sanctions campaign has crippled Iran's economy, it has not stopped China from importing its oil.
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We're not importing Chinese trucking services; robot truck drivers are a possible future, but not here yet.
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The country has developed a domestic arms industry as international sanctions have prevented it from importing weapons.
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We'll leave him our supply of strawberry jam; we're going to have to start importing it anyway.
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Wheat prices were firm, supported by a run of tenders by importing countries, including top buyer Egypt.
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That day, Mr. Temer took ambassadors of meat-importing countries to a steakhouse in the capital, Brasília.
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Instead, the newspaper buys from a joint-venture of major Latin American newspapers, importing supplies by ship.
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Federal law bars importing unapproved prescription drugs into the United States, although millions of Americans do so.
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The number of countries importing L.N.G. has more than doubled to over 40 in the last decade.
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Then the military helped by importing supplies and has since announced plans to build a formula plant.
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Food and Drug Administration commissioners had also opposed importing drugs intended for overseas use, citing safety issues.
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Proske said future supply options included importing fuel via train or boat or buying gasoline from Pemex.
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Economic cooperation between Israel and Gaza is mostly limited to merchants importing goods, including cement and petrol.
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People caught selling or importing baby walkers — even used ones — face $100,000 fines or even jail time.
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His father had been a ship's steward for the Holland/America cruise line before he began importing beer.
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A tariff is a tax The tariff acts like a tax on the business importing a given good.
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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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Iguarán, the energy expert, stressed Venezuela's long-running dependence on oil revenue to pay for importing basic goods.
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The Cuban government began importing oil from Russia and Algeria in 2017 to compensate for the Venezuelan shortfall.
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KDX has also invested heavily in importing equipment and developing core technologies, such as ultra-precision mould processing.
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And four years ago when crude oil collapsed, China was importing 103% less crude than they are today.
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The dispute over importing Iranian crude adds another fault line to increasingly fraught ties between Washington and Beijing.
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The pair quickly changed their business model to importing and selling products that they certify as authentic themselves.
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The announcement comes days after Uganda said it was investigating its biggest gold refinery for importing Venezuelan gold.
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He has become one of the biggest traders of used clothes in Afghanistan, importing 1,1.803 bales each winter.
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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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Most DDR releases didn't come to America (or with inferior track lists), which is how I began importing.
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A row last summer over the prospect of importing chicken doused in chlorine from America was an aperitif.
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In fact, capybara are so endearing, that some people may have been importing them to own as pets.
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But the expense of importing coal and liquefied natural gas is helping to sap Pakistan's dwindling foreign reserves.
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ADNOC started importing U.S. oil in the second half of last year after a diplomatic row with Qatar.
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Importing the Silicon Valley mindset to the world of erotic products has mostly resulted in terrible sex toys.
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It will always be able to buy its way out of a shortage by importing calories from elsewhere.
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Jewellers were buying due to improved retail demand, a Mumbai-based dealer with a bullion importing bank said.
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By contrast, some blenders who benefited from the credit were also importing millions of gallons of foreign biodiesel.
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Citgo is able to keep importing crude oil from PDVSA for three more months, according to the sanctions.
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Qualcomm backed Lexmark in an amicus brief, along with IBM, which backed Lexmark's claims on importing their cartridges.
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The Caracas-based company has been increasingly importing naphtha and crude to dilute oil produced in the Orinoco.
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Below the capture screen are options for capturing Photo, Video, or importing from your own library of content.
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She also recognized that China, while less rigidly pegged to the dollar, was also importing U.S. monetary policy.
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Importing more Canadian tar sands oil is not about US energy security; it's about corporate profits from exports.
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And photos can be added by snapping a picture or importing from the phone's Camera Roll, as well.
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In 2014 Cadbury closed its chocolate factory in Nairobi, importing its products from Egypt and South Africa instead.
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There is usually no loss of tax revenue, because the importing business collects VAT from its own customers.
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But it is also the case that they have still been importing significant volumes of lower grade ore.
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But they can test only those approved in Brazil; importing drugs from elsewhere involves weeks of red tape.
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A move to using gas could reduce the drain on foreign exchange that importing refined oil products requires.
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This doesn't mean English clubs should stop importing skilled players and give more minutes to home-grown talents.
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Some independent retailers that started operating in Mexico after reforms opening the energy sector are separately importing themselves.
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Cerys Falvey, 21, highlighted how police have raided the homes of activists accused of illegally importing abortion pills.
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"Instead of importing oil-based electricity from Kos, we want to export renewable energy to Kos," Zafirakis said.
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Patrick's answer didn't acknowledge the facts of aging, but it did point to a partial solution: importing talent.
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I apologize for the quality, but importing the slide show into the Wordplay template resulted in some wonkiness.
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We have reduced that import bill massively by producing more oil in our country – and importing less oil.
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If Michigan were to ban importing oranges from Florida, the people of Michigan would be poorer, not richer.
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"I see the importing of old Pokémon as an extension of that old ROM hacking tradition," he said.
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Brantley in Britain LONDON — Importing Jesse Eisenberg's "The Spoils" to this city was not exactly a no-brainer.
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If such dumping leads to significant damages in the importing country, its authorities may impose anti-dumping duties.
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Mark Graham: I started off importing cannabis, working with a group in Holland known as the Amsterdam Mafia.
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Saudi Arabia has been ending its crop farming to save precious water and has been importing food instead.
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China has begun importing natural gas from just above the Arctic circle at Russia's Yamal plant, reports CGTN.
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However, any trade deficit so created should be corrected by the export surplus countries by importing American products.
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He also portrayed Germany as a "captive" of Russia for importing so much of that country's natural gas.
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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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So the U.S. gains from importing Canadian aluminum, whether or not we run a trade deficit with Canada.
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A large majority of the respondents said they supported the idea of importing prescription drugs from other countries.
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This time around, the United States might seek help from other oil importing countries like China and Japan.
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BMW has said it could start building motors in the United States instead of importing them from Germany.
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It also barred North Korea from importing more than a half-million barrels of refined oil each year.
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It would also help if the United States allowed the importing of avocados from more areas in Mexico.
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Some European countries including Poland have begun importing liquefied natural gas (LNG) to diversify purchasing away from Russia.
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An option to consider is importing German steel — which so far has been exempted from the protectionist fusillade.
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The court argued that the penalties still drastically hinder financial transactions required for importing those goods into Iran.
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The company has also had to deal with higher costs on importing furniture and home goods from China.
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That's tough in Buenos Aires; the economy is so rough that importing ingredients is out of the question.
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The following decade, the United States began importing 4.6 million Mexicans to satisfy labor shortages in agricultural fields.
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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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Invited to Japan just before the war, she initiated an industrial design program for a culture importing modernity.
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The government has urged firms to exploit the strong baht by importing machines and capital goods for investment.
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China started mass importing sorghum in 2014, as a result of inflated grain prices set by China's government.
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"If this negative trend continues, there will be more [need] for importing oil from other countries," Valentini said.
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Since last December, Ukraine has not bought any gas from traditional supplier Russia, instead importing gas from Europe.
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Chinese bullion importing banks generally get fresh quotas during the beginning of the year, analysts and traders said.
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After the Russian Revolution, Italy began importing grain from North America, and later, from Australia and other countries.
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The U.S. is currently importing very little Saudi oil, and imports now are about 500,000 barrels a day.
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In 2017, China was the second-largest buyer overall for American farmers, importing $19.5 billion in agricultural goods.
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China started mass importing sorghum in 2014 as a result of inflated grain prices set by China's government.
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That's led to New York importing much of its gas from neighboring Pennsylvania, as the below chart shows.
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Miller's travels have helped inspire his next venture: importing wines from the Tuscan and Piedmont regions of Italy.
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China has been angered by U.S. threats against countries and companies that violate U.S. sanctions by importing Iranian oil.
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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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Third; Europe is importing muslim men because #lgtbiq has caused a crisis due to lack of children being born.
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Higher crude costs have heaped financial pain on oil importing countries with weakening currencies, including India, Argentina and Turkey.
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The firm also is regularly importing U.S. light crude through a rented storage facility in the island of Curacao.
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The Canadians were charged with importing a commercial quantity of cocaine, for which the maximum penalty is life imprisonment.
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The North African nation began importing rice, a crop it typically had in surplus, in 2018 to save water.
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Its proponents also say the pipeline could help the US become less dependent on importing energy from foreign countries.
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Even as US ranchers have struggled, the Department of Agriculture recently allowed JBS to begin importing beef from Brazil.
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The Iraqi government does not recognise the referendum and has called on foreign countries to stop importing Kurdish crude.
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Venezuela's problems could not be resolved by "importing a solution" from the outside, said Argentine Foreign Minister Susana Malcorra.
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"We are not considering importing oil," Nahle said, adding that Mexico would not import from Venezuela or anywhere else.
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Americans are importing about 12% less from China, a shift that comes after a year of inconclusive trade negotiations.
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Despite increasing supply, Brazil will likely be importing gas to meet domestic demand until at least 2026, he said.
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As of 2016, China was importing 40 million metric tons of recycled goods annually, according to the United Nations.
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But Malaysia's authorities are increasingly concerned about importing waste and last year announced a gradual ban of plastics imports.
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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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A patent gives its holder the right to exclude others from making, using, selling or importing the patented item.
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That's roughly the level China was importing from the United States around the time when the trade war began.
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China's largest oil refiners, Sinopec and China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), may also stop importing Iranian oil in November.
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Qualcomm had previously won a court injunction, which banned Apple from importing some older iPhone models in the country.
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Of the three browsers mentioned here, Firefox and Brave are capable of importing your passwords along with your bookmarks.
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Its listing says that this mini-console usually costs $139.99 (importing isn't cheap!), but it's currently available for $74.99.
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And China determined that too much trash was mixed in with the recyclable material to make it worth importing.
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They're importing about a million barrels a day more than they are actually consuming," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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AIE managed to secure state approval ahead of AGL Energy , which was first to propose importing LNG to Australia.
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China is importing less thermal coal as it shores up its domestic market, hitting top supplier Australia the hardest.
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They also unleash deflationary forces, but can help energy-importing economies, firms and households by lowering their energy bills.
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It hurts investment in America's shale regions, but is a boon for oil-importing countries in Asia and Europe.
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Bloomberg News reported that Beijing may stop importing them completely in response to new tariffs by the United States.
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But that will not stop me from importing one of these things for an exorbitant price on eBay.[Kotaku]
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Alberta's New Democrat Premier Rachel Notley said the Alberta Gaming & Liquor Control Board will immediately stop importing B.C. wine.
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Photoshop's trimming controls are basic and occasionally sluggish, so don't worry about only importing exactly the clip you want.
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Dutch retailers were given limited access to key products and promotions to prevent them from importing products into Belgium.
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However, outside of classes they were busy importing smartphones from Hong Kong, which turned out to be fake iPhones.
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Under Macri, BGH has slashed its payroll to just over 217.2200,000 workers and begun importing some electronics from China.
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Or the prohibitions against importing Brazilian-made ethanol at a fraction of what Iowa ethanol costs the American consumer?
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And despite the slow importing, I'm impressed by what they already do and what people are creating with them.
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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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Economic cooperation between Israel and Gaza is mostly limited to merchants importing goods, including agricultural products, cement and petrol.
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So, let's just operate under the assumption that Trump wants to stop importing oil from countries outside North America.
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Despite pushing for imports to continue, Japan has stopped importing oil from Iran for now to avoid U.S. sanctions.
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Folly, though, would be thinking it's possible to render real black athletes this faithfully, without importing any further context.
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"We're an importing economy and everything comes wrapped in plastic," says Fathmath Hulwa Khaleel, program officer for the project.
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This month tensions have risen sharply, with Washington extending its sanctions to ban all countries from importing Iranian oil.
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How stressed is the U.S. food industry, and to what extent has the practice of importing leafy greens changed?
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The company has allegedly been engaged in importing and reselling the equipment for more than 13 years, Donaghue said.
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Along the Texas Gulf Coast, facilities that were built for importing natural gas are now used to export it.
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As a result, Argentina's crushers — producers of soymeal and soy oil — have been importing more supplies of U.S. beans.
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Importing drones for commercial or personal use is prohibited without approval from the Saudi General Authority of Civil Aviation.
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The Trump administration also has been exploring the idea of importing prescription drugs, albeit in a very limited fashion.
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Egypt's government has tried to tackle power shortages by cutting subsidies, importing natural gas, and boosting its power output.
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No.1 is if the sanction would require importing countries to make significant reductions in their Iranian crude imports.
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" On April 85033, Jones posted a video on his site Infowars titled "Idaho Yogurt Maker Caught Importing Migrant Rapists.
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Through his importing business, von Mandl saved up enough money to buy his first vineyard, Mission Hill, at 31.
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There was mostly frozen fish being served then in sushi restaurants, and I started importing fresh fish from Japan.
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The domestic market will be balanced next year as China keeps importing coal and increases domestic output, he said.
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Last week Ukraine was forced to start importing expensive gas from Europe after Gazprom refused to restart gas supplies.
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That is, until she discovered her boss was importing non-FDA approved supplements and giving it to cancer patients.
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In one, an Apple iPhone 5 was seized by a man arrested in 2013 for importing methamphetamine from Mexico.
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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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Local stores also began importing counterfeit skhothane styles as the subculture ballooned in the wake of the media interest.
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Hiley also pleaded guilty to two counts of importing a prohibited weapon, after he shipped in five stun guns.
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YOU KNOW, ONE OF OUR BUSINESSES, THE AUTOMOTIVE BUSINESS IN INDIA, STARTED BY IMPORTING THE WILLYS JEEP INTO INDIA.
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However, it will have to start importing again after its coal production peaks in 2037, according to the report.
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Big importing nations such as China, India and Germany could get some much needed relief from falling energy bills.
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Then he started a company — Sahara, named after the family hometown — importing computer parts and assembling them for sale.
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The potential solution is that the FDA could take the lead on developing a system for importing products safely.
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Mehr reported that two representatives of a meat-importing company were aboard the plane in addition to the crew.
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Going forward, South Korea, the world's fifth-largest crude oil importer, is set to keep importing in American oil.
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"That would outweigh the benefit of importing more oil from Iran and thumbing Beijing's nose at Washington," he said.
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The 418bn chips the country imported in 2018 cost $312bn, a quarter more than it spent importing crude oil.
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As supplies of medical face masks dry up in China, the government has said it will begin importing them.
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He said Indian refiners had started importing oil from the United States but purchases were constrained by U.S. infrastructure.
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The Bollywood movie industry in India prizes lighter-skinned actresses, sometimes even importing white actors to play Indian people.
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Petroleum and cyber attacks The report alleged North Korea is also illegally importing petroleum -- another violation of UN resolutions.
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They do not bar United States companies or citizens from selling oil products to or importing them from Venezuela.
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He brought bananas with him, starting up the new shipping line and even importing some of his own — Belindas.
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"We're starting to move where we should've moved a long time ago: trying to produce internally what we're importing."
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First, farming organizations began to break the organized labor stranglehold on production by secretly importing undocumented workers from Mexico.
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These sellers are already importing cheaper goods, and on top of that, they are not paying any sales taxes.
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Retail purchases could rise next week due to Dussehra, said a Mumbai-based dealer with a bullion importing bank.
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"The deal that was put together is the second-largest deal for importing U.S. soybeans into China," Rincker said.
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In October, Tunisia imposed restrictions on importing some goods to curb its widening trade deficit and protect foreign reserves.
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An outright ban on importing Venezuelan crude or financial sector sanctions would amplify all of these impacts, analysts say.
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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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Wheat prices were supported by a string of purchases by importing countries, including Algeria, Turkey and top buyer Egypt.
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The bill's proponents argue that importing drugs from Canada would compel U.S. companies to lower their own drug prices.
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"Last fall, the company's hiring targets began dropping internally," he adds, with Foxconn importing foreign staff for some roles.
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They found they could rev up its nutrient production by importing a gene from a carotene-rich Micronesian banana.
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His son, Angelo, Ms. Corbella's father, transformed the business again, importing jewelry from China until his retirement in 2013.
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That's because many independent repair shop owners regularly deal with importing iPhone parts and accessories from China's grey market.
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The sssuspect was charged Tuesday with one count of illegal importing and faces up to 20 years in prison.
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We are importing wheat from Russian companies in addition to our local crop and this talk is completely unacceptable.
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They were brought in for questioning under the suspicion of importing and dealing drugs, and admitted to both charges.
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That has not been working because countries like Malaysia and Thailand have become overwhelmed with plastic and stopped importing.
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Consider the fact that Charles and David Koch, who made much of their original fortune importing tar sands from Canada, were instrumental in scaring House Republican leaders away from a border adjustment tax — a measure that coincidentally would have increased the cost of importing tar sands and other fuels into the United States.
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The waivers could allow top buyers to keep importing Iranian oil after economic penalties come back into effect on Monday.
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To keep the consumers happy, the regime began importing wheat from Eastern Europe to meet demand, but it wasn't enough.
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The government devoted 30 percent of agricultural land to sugarcane for export, while importing 57 percent of Cuba's food supply.
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"I'd like to talk with you about shipments of illegal wood your company is importing from Peru," the reporter begins.
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Robertsen also said that U.S. companies importing from China have contracts in place which might be difficult to change overnight.
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He has accused Mexico of importing auto parts from China for vehicles it shipped duty-free into the United States.
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" They added they also believe, "he was illegally importing exotic species into California for people working in the entertainment industry.
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Molla last month announced that Egypt would stop importing natural gas after receiving its final liquefied shipments the week before.
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Egypt began importing LNG in 2015 when its own diminishing gas output failed to keep up with soaring domestic demand.
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Ironically, it would raise the cost of importing goods that American companies such as GE have made across the border.
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The United States reimposed sanctions on Iran in November last year, demanding all countries stop importing oil from the country.
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To make matters worse, the island's agricultural industry is at a standstill, importing more than 85 percent of its produce.
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Timothy Meaher, a rich plantation owner, thought he could defy a decades-old federal ban on importing Africans as slaves.
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However, the United States is still largely reliant on foreign sources of oil, importing almost 10 million barrels per day.
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Li's daughter and her husband were connected to an offshore company that profited from importing heavy European machinery into China.
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On April 22nd the American administration announced that no further waivers would be granted to countries importing oil from Iran.
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It's moot how long China can both lift domestic run rates and carry on importing refined metal at recent rates.
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Saturday's coal ban came after Beijing had announced in April last year that it would stop importing North Korean coal.
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Historians have speculated that infected rats (and their fleas) aboard ships importing grain brought the disease to Constantinople via Egypt.
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The four will appear in a Sydney court next month charged with importing and manufacturing commercial quantities of illegal drugs.
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Salvaged metal flanges were soaking in oil to strip rust, because Syria's weak pound makes importing new ones too expensive.
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Two charges of breaching Australia's quarantine laws by illegally importing an animal were dropped Monday morning, according to ABC News.
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This Lightroom training bundle includes 13.5 hours of instruction covering all the basics of editing, importing, exporting, and using presets.
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When the ship docked, authorities raided the boat and arrested three Canadians, including Roberge, for importing 209 pounds of cocaine.
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A recession that plagued Italy in the late-'60s through the '70s made importing big honkin' American machines extremely costly.
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Ijiri said his company had a long trading relationship with Cuba, importing coffee beans to Japan and other Asian markets.
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Sessions also urged local law enforcement officials to take a tougher stance against cartels importing drugs across the southern border.
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"The U.S. is no longer importing disinflation," said Ryan Sweet, a senior economist at Moody's Analytics in West Chester, Pennsylvania.
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The government previously estimated Indonesia will have a gas deficit by 260 and would need to start importing the fuel.
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For oil-importing countries we expect growth this year to be 4.7 percent, coming up from 4.2 percent last year.
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In May, Bolsonaro signed decrees - that needed congressional approval - to ease restrictions on importing and carrying guns and buying ammunition.
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But with Venezuela's state oil company hobbling along, it was actually forced to start importing oil from the United States.
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The new futures contract approximates the sort of crudes that China is importing much more closely than Brent or WTI.
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An administrative law judge found the Swedish firm Elekta AB was importing radiotherapy devices that infringed several of Varian's patents.
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At this moment, it makes more economic sense to continue importing energy from the U.S. than to produce it domestically.
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Importing medicines that do not comply with this system would increase the risk of patients buying falsified or substandard drugs.
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That would be about half the daily average China has been importing from Iran since January 2016, trade data showed.
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Thursday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for interest rate swaps, truck drivers and guidelines for importing food.
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Here's what is happening: Food: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is moving forward with new guidelines for importing food.
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"Importing is cheaper, simpler and faster for small firms like us," said the factory owner, who declined to be identified.
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All apps have ways of importing and digitizing Every time you approach a drawing using your device, try something new.
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"Before shale, the U.S. was importing a lot more gas from Canada," said Anthony Yuen, global energy analyst at Citigroup.
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Second, it needs to weaken its currency so that exporters are incentivized to export, and importers are discouraged from importing.
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But Zola, in a novel like "L'Assommoir," sticks close to individual lives and experiences, without importing the language of specialists.
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In entering India, Facebook was arguably importing an Americanized model of the internet, and that means ads, at least eventually.
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They export mainly oil, gas and related products to Western economies while importing a wide range of goods and services.
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Thus, I decided that I'm going to start off the food menu at my restaurant without importing anything from Mexico.
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"Our objective is to reduce it by us selling more goods to them, not us importing less goods," Mnuchin said.
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Jubilant Offshore said in the letter it was in "advanced stages" of importing and selling e-cigarettes in the country.
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Be smart: 21,000 petitions have flooded the U.S. Commerce Department asking to continue importing metals on a duty-free basis.
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So my father started importing the big American brands, like Wrangler and Lee, and other brands that don't exist today.
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Bangladesh is planning to tap the currently cheap and plentiful global LNG supplies and invest heavily in importing the fuel.
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The success of the American e-cigarette industry relies on American companies producing e-liquids while importing devices from China.
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Perhaps Mr. Trump is simply importing the brinkmanship and bluffing he espoused, in his real estate days, as negotiating tactics.
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"Jewellers are not making purchases anticipating a bigger fall," said a Mumbai-based dealer at a private bullion-importing bank.
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The Trump administration argued this gives an unfair advantage to China and incentivizes importing knock-off goods from the country.
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How can we have all this land, good weather, a lot of water bodies, but we still are importing onions?
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They're importing a different culture, a different civilization — and that culture and civilization, the imported one, rejects the host culture.
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GlobalFoundries is seeking to stop Taiwan Semi's customers – which include Apple – from importing affected products to the U.S. and Germany.
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Platform playAnd now, it's launching a subscription data platform that will join its data importing, cleansing, analyzing, and reporting functions.
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York International — which makes air-conditioning systems, furnaces and the like — reported importing steel assemblies and complete products from overseas.
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They were promoted on Twitter under the headline "Idaho Yogurt Maker Caught Importing Migrant Rapists," and were spread widely online.
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With a food shortage, including a drastic reduction in rice, the US was importing large amounts of wheat into Japan.
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The blockade from their side blocks the land border, we know exactly what we are importing from the land border.
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Importing companies sell to wholesalers (which together employ 100,000 people), which sell to retail shops and restaurants (three million employees).
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But coaches have countered with more practice strategies to keep players from getting rattled, by importing crowd noise, for example.
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Jinhui's He said he was worried that importing rules were likely to get tougher across the region amid environmental concerns.
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"We are deliberately importing Muslims who are very intolerant and don't believe in live-and-let-live," Mr. Freeman said.
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Many Britons are opposed to importing American food, fretting about chlorinated chicken, hormone-fed cows and standards of humane treatment.
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It's a distinct possibility given the Commerce Department's recommendations for sweeping tariffs and quotas on any and every importing country.
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Exporting your bookmarks from the Windows version and importing them to the Mac version is one way to move them.
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More conservative Catholics suggested I was importing anxieties from my childhood Protestantism into the more stable ground of Catholic faith.
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Mr. Navarro then started a seafood importing business and an advertising agency, but both foundered, and his financial situation worsened.
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Here's a breakdown of Middle East crude oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports for each major Asian importing country.
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To generate electricity it relies on importing natural gas - especially from Qatar, with which it severed diplomatic ties in June.
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Federal health officials under both Republican and Democratic administrations have blocked efforts to legalize importing drugs, saying it's too risky.
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Bowen said that the company has also stopped asking job candidates for their salary history to avoid "importing" pay inequities.
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After a rapid self-sufficiency drive, the country, for example, now exports dairy products, compared to importing over 90% before.
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In 2013, China sold $506 billion worth of goods to the U.S., while importing just $130 billion in American goods.
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One wildcard is whether the Trump administration will try to raise the 2.5% tariff on importing cars and auto parts.
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Supermarkets are less exposed to higher sourcing costs, importing a third of, say, fish products and buying everything else locally.
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Trade with China is not balanced currently, with the U.K. importing far more from China than it exports to Beijing.
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Cash payments are often better for the local economy than importing sacks of food, and the people get help fast.
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Instead of importing $200 billion of energy every year, the US and Canada could soon easily be exporting that amount.
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That would be about half the daily average China has been importing from Iran since January 23, trade data showed.
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Mr. Navarro then started a seafood importing business and an advertising agency, but both foundered, and his financial situation worsened.
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Cochlear said it assumed there will not be any "material disruption" to the supply chain, including importing components from China.
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Under the restrictions, Pyongyang is limited to importing 4 million barrels of crude and 500,000 barrels of products a year.
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The sanctions restrict the North Korean government from importing the raw materials, parts and equipment needed for state-run enterprises.
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The costs of these bonds have risen with tariffs, an additional burden on U.S.-based firms importing goods from China.
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We were going through all these crazy hurdles to get these things validated, and importing them, and mixing it ourselves.
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The U.S. move has pressured European and Asian clients to stop importing Iranian oil or doing business with the country.
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This year, China's overall trade with North Korea actually increased, even after China stopped importing North Korean coal in February.
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Pyongyang is currently banned from importing and exporting nuclear and missile technology and is not allowed to import luxury goods.
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Fresh Directions does admit to importing and selling Carlas in the US — but denies that doing so infringed on Aiosa's patent.
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And since China stopped importing plastic recycling last year, Canada's plastic problems (and recycling problems) have taken on a new urgency.
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But it's still rare for those attacks to target Twitter's verification system, much less importing verified users from across the world.
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The 55-year-old Little Ferry man was an accountant for a food importing company, but has since quit his job.
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The government has said it aims to stop importing light crude oil this year as it moves toward energy self-efficiency.
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One in five small-business owners do business with China, most by importing Chinese goods and services to the United States.
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However, Trump allowed some of Iran's biggest customers to keep importing its oil, so supplies didn't tighten as much as feared.
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"China's market capacity is large and it has bright prospects for importing high-quality U.S. agricultural products," the Commerce Ministry said.
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"In March, exports will rebound," said the Mumbai-based head of the gold trading desk with a private bullion importing bank.
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A deficit usually arises when a country is importing more than it is exporting (ie, it is running a trade deficit).
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She believes Chinese refiners will cut purchases by a couple thousand barrels per day, but will keep importing some Iranian crude.
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Afterward, I planned on importing some RAW photos from a recent photo shoot, then realized I didn't have the storage space.
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But importing raw materials and exporting technology is a better long-term bet, and so it has started to look abroad.
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The expense of importing more natural gas, the main substitute for the lost nuclear capacity, has prompted power prices to soar.
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The Brothers then handed the phones out to groups and people they worked with on importing drugs, according to two sources.
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But he is concerned that his customers may find their applications rejected if they cannot demonstrate a track record of importing.
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If South Korea begins importing U.S. eggs, its residents may need to adjust to a different appearance of the food staple.
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Facebook has, of course, spent the past year gradually importing as many Snapchat features as possible into its suite of apps.
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In 1984, Chen started a career in importing and exporting clothing and soon expanded by acquiring several garment factories across Guangdong.
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Washington, aiming to cut Iran's sales to zero, said all sanctions waivers for those importing Iranian oil would end this week.
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Instead, many analysts believe the U.S. market is simply well-supplied with crude and refiners aren't keen on importing any more.
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Its sale and legality varies by state, and importing it requires following standards set out by the Federal Import Milk Act.
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Vedanta is importing copper cathodes and supplying it to some domestic consumers to maintain its relationship with some customers, Ramnath said.
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He reactivated U.S. sanctions, the most all-encompassing measures against Iran, and warned countries to stop importing Iranian oil from Nov.
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Customs duty for importing car parts has been set at 10 percent, while existing players will have to pay 30 percent.
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His insistence that trade deals be "fair" and "reciprocal" reflects his mercantilist belief that exporting is winning and importing is losing.
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China is the world's largest chip consumer, importing $270 billion worth in 2017 - more than its total imports of crude oil.
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China is the world's largest chip consumer, importing $270 billion worth in 2017 - more than its total imports of crude oil.
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There is an argument against negative interest rates as Australia runs a current account deficit and is a capital importing nation.
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Chinese firms stopped importing U.S. crude oil around August and September due to a growing trade spat between Washington and Beijing.
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The other countries allowed to continue importing Iranian crude for the time being are Greece, Italy, South Korea, Taiwan and Turkey.
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My taxes are pretty simple right now, and I'm fine with importing that data manually and paying taxes on my own.
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Fertilizer producers have seen profits hit by falling prices, triggered in part by weak currencies in importing countries such as Brazil.
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However, the positive impact on consumption in advanced oil-importing economies such as the euro zone has been less than forecast.
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For Chinese refiners, the trick is to work out whether it's still worth importing crude for processing into fuels for exports.
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Last year, the UK ranked fifth in U.S. exports, importing $56.35 billion worth of U.S. goods, according to the Commerce Department.
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Since Israel resumed importing clothing from Gaza in 2015, Abu Shanab has renewed commercial contacts to sell merchandise to neighbouring Israel.
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But he was also single, and rarely dated, instead devoting himself to the project of importing modern European style to Moscow.
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There's a reason the US is importing from China, which is that it's more cost-effective to do it that way.
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The bill bans importing, exporting, keeping and breeding whales, dolphins and porpoises, as well as making the animals perform for entertainment.
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Yet, importing IT workers doesn't save much money in the short run, and in the long run, it's a losing strategy.
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"Jewellers are now replenishing inventory as sales during Diwali were decent," said a Mumbai-based dealer with a bullion importing bank.
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A recent run of tenders by importing countries has also underpinned wheat prices, despite U.S. supplies being uncompetitive in many cases.
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Grassley is a longtime supporter of importing drugs from Canada, a position that isn't shared by many of his GOP colleagues.
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He had a front company that manufactured gloves, another that owned parking lots, and a third that did importing and exporting.
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Instead of allowing China, Russia, and the OPEC to manipulate their customers, Trump's policy instead promotes independence for these importing nations.
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Bhandari's Model A major strength of this model is that it does not place limits on America importing products from abroad.
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The United States is seen as the major beneficiary of the quota, although Brazil has recently reopened to importing Russian wheat.
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Driven by the prospect of fighting a copycat competitor, Vine's employees created more tools like importing video and better editing features.
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Fruit: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is proposing to loosen the regulations for importing fresh apples and pears from Europe.
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After relying first on Russian designs, and more recently importing American and French ones, China has also developed indigenous nuclear reactors.
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The FDA can now establish product standards and regulate manufacturing, importing, packaging, labeling, advertising, promotion, sale and distribution of e-cigarettes.
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Aside from JBS, the same person said another company with large operations in Santa Catarina has been importing corn from Paraguay.
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The United States re-imposed sanctions on Iran in November last year, demanding all countries stop importing oil from the country.
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In 1962, the International Coffee Agreement (ICA) took effect and covered most of the exporting and importing countries around the globe.
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They swapped importing with manufacturing their own black hair products and subsequently became the first company in Europe to do so.
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What Qualcomm wants: Qualcomm is looking for what's known as an exclusion order, which would keep Apple from importing certain iPhones.
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The whole process, from importing data to tagging it and training the model, is done through a drag and drop interface.
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The idea is, by producing more of our own oil and gas and importing less "foreign oil," we become more secure.
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Washington announced in May the end of sanctions waivers for foreign countries importing Iranian oil, hitting Tehran's biggest source of income.
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In critical trade negotiations with China, Trump has insisted on Beijing importing more goods from the U.S. to reduce the deficit.
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In the meantime, though, they acquired Lynn from the Minnesota Twins, importing a pitcher who is Gray's opposite in many ways.
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The Justice Department raided the Gibson factories and offices in 2011, accusing it of importing banned woods from India and Madagascar.
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American companies also manufacture some of their panels in Southeast Asia before importing some of them back into the United States.
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Nor is it clear, incidentally, why Dany thinks importing a gigantic army of Dothraki to another continent is a good idea.
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While importing this exact model to other countries could prove challenging, a similar role could be played by existing labor organizations.
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The United States went from importing 230,211.25 barrels per day (bpd) of Venezuelan oil in January to zero barrels in May.
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If negotiators push for a mention of climate change "just for symbolic purposes, you're also importing the symbolic controversy," he said.
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GlobalFoundries is seeking to stop Taiwan Semi's customers, which include Apple (AAPL), from importing affected products to the U.S. and Germany.
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Up until recently, the country had been importing large quantities of wheat, which is a staple of local diets, from Kazakhstan.
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Under the Holder memo, she was charged with importing meth and a judge sentenced her to almost four years in prison.
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Several major gasoline importing countries have started to export, as excess supplies of fuels overflow storage facilities and erode refinery profits.
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Over these letters, the ITC ultimately issued a limited exclusion order, prohibiting Comcast from importing products that included the patented technology.
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Importing rice is a politically sensitive issue in the Philippines where nearly half of the population works in the agriculture sector.
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The countries' automotive sectors are also tightly linked, exporting and importing billions of dollars' worth of auto parts from one another.
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But unless there is better training and supervision, he said, "you're importing the culture of violence into your brand new facilities."
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The reports were promoted on Twitter under the headline "Idaho Yogurt Maker Caught Importing Migrant Rapists" and were spread widely online.
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It works by importing data from your bank, credit cards, and other financial services so you can better visualize your budget.
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Chicago prices drew support from Paris futures which touched a six-week high amid a flurry of tenders by importing countries.
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However, Trump's deadline for oil buyers to stop importing Iranian barrels comes just two days before Americans go to the polls.
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Those who are aware are mostly concerned about shortages and want Ottawa to intervene to block the U.S. from importing drugs.
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They began importing them in small quantities and selling them out of the back of their station wagon at horse shows.
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The government action effectively forced the couple to shut their car export business, although they still operate a tire importing company.
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Refiners are testing both U.S. sweet and sour crudes in their facilities, a common practice when importing crude from new sources.
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The goal of importing jurors from one jurisdiction to another is to find a jury pool not tainted by pretrial publicity.
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But I remember the Royal Ballet in London importing a guest Sugar Plum couple — from Dance Theater of Harlem — around 1990.
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California will still go ahead with a ban on cosmetics companies importing or selling products that have been tested on animals.
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Alison McGowan, who runs Ternary Performance Horses on Long Island, was importing two show horses from Belgium and Holland in September.
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The next day, he appeared in Federal District Court in Brooklyn where he was charged with importing drugs into the country.
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China is the largest customer for U.S. crude, importing about 363,000 barrels a day in the six months ended in March.
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We're importing radical terrorism into the West through a failed immigration system and an intelligence community held back by our president.
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By contrast, Chinese companies importing key goods from the US won't necessarily be able to find a substitute nearly as easily.
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Before then, Europe's ruling houses had been importing porcelain from China at scandalous prices, making porcelain an exclusive delight of the aristocracy.
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The crime, a felony, was importing and selling flooring, via China, that was illegally logged in the forests of Russia's Far East.
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You'll also dabble in the tools of Sheets, including macros, importing HTML, data organization, and automating tasks with scripts and add-ons.
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When it was newly independent 50 years ago, access to fresh water was limited, and importing from neighboring Malaysia could be costly.
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While a weak yuan boosts the competitiveness of China's exports, it also makes it more expensive for Chinese firms importing raw materials.
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"China has been backing up the truck and importing oil at breakneck speeds," said Michael Tran, RBC's director of global energy strategy.
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"Retail buying is subdued due to year-end vacations and Khar Mass," said a Mumbai-based dealer with a bullion importing bank.
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To begin, importing cheap Chinese steel means lower prices for all US goods produced with steel, so consumers throughout the economy benefit.
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Instead, he left the door open to extending exemptions that have allowed some of Iran's biggest customers to continue importing its crude.
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Importing foreign ballplayers and paying them millions of dollars to play baseball is not akin to stealing jobs from otherwise employable Americans.
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You can only import PDF and epub documents, but importing basic image files like JPEGs, or text docs, isn't supported yet. What?
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Not surprisingly, America is importing less from OPEC — 193 million barrels per day as of March, the lowest level in three decades.
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She pleaded guilty to knowingly producing a false or misleading document, while two other charges of illegally importing her dogs were dismissed.
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However, the administration says that any country still importing oil from Iran will be subject to U.S. sanctions beginning on May 2.
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A trial in St. Johns, where a man was charged with allegedly importing a child sex doll from Japan, is currently underway.
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Beam will join Microsoft's Xbox team, and "remains committed to its mission of importing users and streamers across platforms" according to Microsoft.
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The Englishman commemorated at the heart of today's EU moved to Belgium from near Manchester in 1802, importing the latest steam technologies.
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Even at higher prices, PDVSA would still be capable of importing from Rotterdam or any other dynamic market for spot oil cargoes.
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It was importing around 6 GW of electricity from neighbors Britain, Germany, Spain, Italy and Belgium and exporting nothing at around midday.
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In the case of the Indian supplier, McDaniel obtained FDA documents and internal emails relating to Texas's attempts at importing the drugs.
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Arista redesigned its switches, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection said in April that the company could resume importing its redesigned products.
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First was the official one of 305 naira per dollar, an absurdly low rate useful for importing petrol and massaging political egos.
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It purchases most of its wheat from Australia, while also importing sugar from that country as well as from Thailand and Brazil.
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Then, alongside my mother, he built a successful business importing Mexican jewelry — not, as Donald Trump would have you believe, Mexican drugs.
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The strong dollar has resulted in the country importing deflation,helping to hold inflation persistently below the Federal Reserve's 2 percent target.
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But countries from all around the world are invested in importing our peanuts and our wheat: key ingredients of the American sandwich.
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Bombardier and Airbus could argue they are importing parts, like the wing from Northern Ireland, to be assembled in the United States.
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A strong dollar has resulted in the country importing deflation, helping to hold inflation persistently below the Federal Reserve's 2 percent target.
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But even smaller gestures like preventing Mr. Kim and his friends from importing whiskey and other luxury goods might have an impact.
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The three have been charged with importing drugs of a commercial volume into the country, Australian Federal Police said in a statement.
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The tables have turned since the 19th century, however, with China now importing more into the U.K. than the other way around.
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Eni has been operating in Algeria since 1981 and has strategic contracts with Sonatrach, importing 27 percent of Italy's gas last year.
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She visits Daya and finally puts together the awful truth that she is hooked on the drugs she's importing into the prison.
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Specifically, The League is importing an idea from other messaging services — read receipts, which tell you if someone has read your messages.
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Germany was a net exporter of 45.6 TWh of power in 2018, mostly to the Netherlands, while importing big volumes from France.
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The U.S. trade deficit reached a near five-year high in January, with the U.S. importing $48.5 billion more than it exported.
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Trump used the opportunity to talk about the need to protect jobs in coal country and criticized China for illegally importing steel.
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Importing the type of goods Anchor Hocking makes from China is a good way to receive a container full of shattered glass.
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Ruehl said Kloeckner mainly sources and sells locally in the United States, importing only 7 percent, and would benefit from higher prices.
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South Korea is one of eight countries that received waivers from the United States to continue importing Iranian oil for 180 days.
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"North Rhine-Westphalia could rise up to become a new European gas hub," he said, linking this to importing more Russian gas.
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Only a handful of schools are capable of regularly importing the sort of elite talent it takes to maintain that constant push.
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They found fentanyl easy to get hold of, mainly by importing it from China, but also producing it in their own labs.
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In January, Texas sued for the drug's release, saying in its lawsuit that it was importing the sodium thiopental for legal executions.
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But that still meant poorer countries without manufacturing capacity could not access those drugs because there was no provision for importing them.
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So, naturally, he built his own using a dynamic domain hosting service and importing setlists from an existing open-source Deadhead project.
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To Trump and a lot of other conservative lawmakers, if the US is importing more than we're exporting, we're getting unfairly played.
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He said Tuesday that Qatar had found ways to get around land blockades by importing and exporting more via sea and air.
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THE WHOLE HOG China is importing U.S. hog carcasses because it needs the entire animal, rather than specific parts, market analysts said.
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He was accused of operating a business importing the drugs form China and Hong Kong and selling them throughout the United States.
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"The (pop-up's) lure of 'lighter, quicker, cheaper' can encourage artificial importing, ignoring local context to just get stuff done," she said.
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"We think Trump will agree to China importing some volumes, similar to the treatment that India and South Korea receive," he said.
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Front Burner Dry-cured salamis from Italy are delicious but, until now, they did not meet Department of Agriculture standards for importing.
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Azar's argument is that importing drugs could increase competition and discourage manufacturers from implementing drastic price hikes just to make a profit.
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Iran's oil industry is already suffering after the US imposed sanctions designed to stop countries from importing Iranian oil earlier this year.
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In 2012, the U.S. went to the World Trade Organization to object to the quotas and was joined by other importing nations.
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Three of the places -- Italy, Greece and Taiwan -- have already stopped importing Iranian oil and so did not need their waivers renewed.
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Because there are few such recycling facilities in the U.S., concrete manufacturers have been importing coal ash from China, India, and Poland.
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Monday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for transitioning to digital television service, the military healthcare system, and importing wool.
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And since they make up almost 90 percent of U.S. drug sales, importing more would not reduce costs in a meaningful way.
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In 22015, he moved to Brussels with a plan to start a business importing aluminum from Russia and exporting Argentine beef there.
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They are also fearful of the illegality, although individuals are not prosecuted for importing small quantities of medication for their own use.
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The USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) announced Tuesday it is considering a new systems approach for importing these fruits.
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The recipe and the Facebook page are those of King Arthur Flour, which began importing flour to Boston from Britain in 2000.
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The Mac software works by having users first make a screen recording using either their webcam or by importing a video file.
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"If we hadn't had the possibility of importing energy from Central America, there would have been an important problem here," he said.
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"China has rejected the US request to stop importing Iranian oil, and also has ways to circumvent US financial sanctions," he added.
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"Even after offering $15 discount, jewellers are not ready to make purchases," said a Mumbai-based dealer with a bullion importing bank.
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Government efforts to resolve the problem of plastics pollution gained urgency last year when China announced it would stop importing foreign waste.
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Trevor Stirling, analyst at Bernstein Securities, suggested brewing Corona lager locally, rather than importing from Mexico, as one way to boost margins.
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Barra kicked off the Detroit Auto Show by pushing back against Trump's criticism of GM importing its Chevy Cruz model from Mexico.
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Importing these heavily regulated narcotics from other countries is unprecedented and unlikely, she added, in part because it would require federal approval.
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In SXM's case, its hard-to-access location makes importing the goods and services needed to run the event a pricey proposition.
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Some chefs have copied Noma in exactly the wrong way, importing ingredients that grow in Denmark instead of scouring their own landscapes.
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"There is a different attitude when it's just women, a more supportive attitude," said Leah Rinaldi, who works for an importing company.
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His main job now, he says, is managing Renégat Wines, a portfolio of small-production wines that he is importing and distributing.
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Back in the 17th century, when conflicts blocked Britain from importing French wines, many merchants went to Portugal in search of substitutes.
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China alone is importing more than 500,000 barrels of Iranian crude a day, near its average import level before the November sanctions.
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"The falling rupee is making gold even more expensive for Indian consumers," a Mumbai-based dealer with a bullion importing bank said.
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Ms. Sebisaho's partner in the pop-up, Valentina Mabiala, started Bantu Tastes with her husband, Benoit Mabiala, importing ingredients from central Africa.
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The terminal, with ExxonMobil and Total as minor shareholders, has been importing LNG from Qatar since it was fully commissioned in 2010.
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The possibility of building the equipment locally, to avoid the embargoes that make importing it difficult, had also been discussed at Yalta.
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A decade ago, the EIA recorded the world's largest economy was importing 10 million b/d more petroleum than it was exporting.
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BEN BRANTLEY Broadway is our east coast Las Vegas, really, an importing house for tried and true entertainments with brand recognition value.
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Under the Lacey Act, importing illegally sourced products into the U.S. is prohibited under federal law, and China is violating its terms.
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Importing these heavily regulated narcotics from other countries is unprecedented and unlikely, she added, in part because it would require federal approval.
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For years, the EU has blocked members from importing U.S. hormone-treated beef and chicken washed with chlorinated water to kill bacteria.
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However, with a global surplus of gasoline expected in the long run, India could consider importing the fuel, the research firm suggested.
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Ron DeSantis said he has President Donald Trump's backing to start a program to begin importing drugs from Canada for state residents.
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He wasn't sent to the camps; he had already committed suicide in 1936 after his importing business was taken away from him.
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You can convert a PDF file to a Google Doc by simply importing the document to the web-based word-processing app.
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Many of the injured are being treated for severe burns and medical officials are importing some 1.2 million square cm of skin.
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Allegations included importing and distributing contaminated rice and questionable licenses for new wheat mills that went against regulations for the subsidy program.
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Texas sued in January for the drug's release, saying in its lawsuit that it was importing the sodium thiopental for legal executions.
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They've done this by importing more steel, cement and goods from factories in China and other countries, rather than producing them domestically.
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Last year, the US spent far more importing goods ($539 billion) from China than it made exporting goods to China ($120.3 billion).
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Washington says it will temporarily allow eight "jurisdictions" to keep importing Iranian oil when the sanctions come back into force on Monday.
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To complete the Anhui sale, Mr. Gao and Mr. An used an importing firm called Anhui Yameiya Import and Export Trade Company.
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Japan stopped importing Iranian oil by a deadline to avoid U.S. sanctions last month - although it has pushed for imports to continue.
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Companies importing products subject to a tariff will typically respond by simply raising the price of their products to cover the cost.
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In April, ZTE was banned from importing phone parts from the U.S. for repeatedly misleading the Commerce Department's Bureau of Industry and Security.
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On the eve of the crisis, Thailand, for example, was importing far more than it exported, borrowing from foreigners to bridge the gap.
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Just as a test, I also tried importing my W-2 by taking a cellphone picture of it, a feature Block also offers.
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However, the firm also relies heavily on Europe as a supplier, importing parts to the U.K. to produce up to 600,000 units annually.
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The plan, however, was shot down by the Indian government as it felt importing used iPhones would increase electronic waste in the country.
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The DEA alleges that Resnik and three other men were importing the synthetic opiate, making their own pills and selling them in bulk.
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"As retail demand has dried up, jewellers are placing import orders with banks," said a Mumbai-based dealer with a bullion importing bank.
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While that may have stopped American companies from importing some Chinese steel products, that doesn't necessarily mean they are now buying American steel.
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In efforts to curb its widening trade deficit and protect foreign reserves, the government imposed restrictions on importing some goods three months ago.
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It said some of the treaty's clauses raised concern about the future of European Christian civilization, importing alien values from a godless society.
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At the same time, the dominant gas supplier to those states, ExxonMobil Corp, has also said it was considering importing LNG to Victoria.
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How to Import From China – The Professional Guide Importing goods from China can be confusing to outsiders, but this course demystifies the process.
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Before the Dickinson refinery's construction, North Dakota had only one refinery and was importing much of its diesel from the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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Importing new high-end technologies would help promote the "upgrade" and "internationalisation" of China's economy, the paper said, citing government and industry officials.
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They are placing small orders," said a Mumbai-based dealer with a private bullion importing bank, adding "falling rupee is still confusing some.
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"But importing countries demand regular supplies, which is impossible to meet with pasture, so export-oriented farms need to be developed," he added.
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After leaving the security services, Jabari began work importing nutritional items into the West Bank, as well as some car sales, he said.
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Monday's long-awaited reimposition, however, is arguably more significant, because the sanctions included will hit countries and companies for importing Iranian crude oil.
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Two years earlier, a group of MPs called for importing the "Nordic model", which criminalises punters buying sex, but not prostitutes selling it.
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When oil prices rise, oil-importing economies' terms of trade deteriorate: the price of their imports rises relative to that of their exports.
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Megvii, which has already filed its prospectus for a public listing in Hong Kong, was effectively barred from importing American technology this week.
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The presence of plants purifies the air, and producing wines locally creates a lower carbon footprint than importing them from Europe or elsewhere.
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In 2014 there were reports that some Chengdu restaurants had been importing rabbit heads from France, but Rong Ji only uses Chinese rabbits.
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The IRGC-affiliated front companies have benefited the establishment's support through lower insurance, shipping and banking commission costs when importing equipment and technology.
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Opening a Gigafactory there creates new revenue opportunities for Tesla that the company otherwise wouldn't be able to match by simply importing cars.
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Under the plan, the HHS and U.S. Food and Drug Administration will propose authorizing pilot projects related to importing certain drugs from Canada.
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But Shah adds that to avoid the buildup of electronic-waste, the nation has strict limits on importing refurbished products, potentially including iPhones.
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Instead, the CPB apparently cited a bizarre legal statue having to do with the importing of merchandise in order to justify its request.
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Pakistan wants a new refinery to reduce its $16 billion bill for foreign petroleum by importing more cheaper crude oil to refine itself.
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Thailand's e-waste ban follows a series of raids that began in May on factories accused of illegally importing and processing electronic waste.
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But in 2400 cases, the per-kilo value that the UAE declared importing is significantly higher than that recorded by the exporting country.
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In July Hobby Lobby, an American crafts chain, was fined $3m for importing thousands of ancient cuneiform tablets and cylinder seals from Iraq.
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This was up 12.4 percent on the same period in 2016, with China importing an additional 17.3 million tonnes from the seaborne market.
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TweetEraser is similar, costing $6.99 for 30 days of access and granting users twitter archive importing, multiple account support, and ad-free use.
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