Volumes from markets abroad rose 28.4%, while prices were up 231.99%.
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BTG has abandoned plans to expand operations in wealthier markets abroad.
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Border adjustment could also have some major consequences on markets abroad.
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The flows may also constitute an endorsement of faster-growing developed markets abroad.
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It has ratcheted up capital controls to limit investments in financial markets abroad.
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These stocks are considered global trade bellwethers because of their exposure to markets abroad.
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The essence of Western political systems extends to promoting democracy and liberal markets abroad.
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At the same time it would open markets abroad in autos, services and agriculture.
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The French have been preparing by getting into competitive markets abroad, including America, India and Italy.
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For example, government negotiations to open markets abroad are likely to decrease the risk of the firm.
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There were clear warnings that trade protection would cut off markets abroad and raise costs at home.
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A number of licensed producers also entered medical cannabis markets abroad, from Croatia and Germany to Australia.
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Still, Canopy Growth and its major LP competitors have been forging ahead with entering new cannabis markets abroad.
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But markets abroad are leaving U.S. equities in the dust, and some strategists say the outperformance could accelerate.
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"Kingsman" is also launching to about $61 million from 64 markets abroad, giving it a $100 million worldwide opening.
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That has tech leaders sweating over the possibility they could lose access to huge burgeoning markets abroad, especially China.
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Investors were concerned about the broader U.S.-China trade war as well, fears that also dragged down markets abroad.
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Take the Belt and Road Initiative, which promises to invest over $1tn in markets abroad, ultimately dwarfing the Marshall plan.
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Until then, we must treat EIA projections with deep skepticism to avoid being blindsided by rapidly evolving energy markets abroad.
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Unfortunately, it also underscores the threat to the progress farmers have been able to achieve by expanding our markets abroad.
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He pushed into new markets abroad and raised an unprecedented amount of capital, to the tune of around $12.5bn, including debt.
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"We also have a lot of markets [abroad] where we haven't yet tapped into demand, especially the Model 3," Musk said.
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Instagram began testing hiding public like counts globally on Thursday, after experimenting with the design tweak in several individual markets abroad.
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"Even small rate changes from these low levels are very destabilizing on financial markets abroad as well as at home," she said.
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Dangote intends to process different grades of crude to meet local demand for refined petroleum products and also target export markets abroad.
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There were flea markets abroad — "One of the best is in Buenos Aires," he said— an annual antique fair in Brimfield, Massachusetts.
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As the chief salesman, Perdue said he has heard loud and clear from lawmakers that U.S. agriculture needs access to new markets abroad.
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As output continues to grow over the next decade, new barrels of crude and molecules of gas will need to find markets abroad.
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U.S.-based funds that invest in stock markets abroad, for instance, have been a popular bet, drawing $176 billion in new cash in 2017.
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Harish Galipelli, head of commodities and currencies at Inditrade Derivatives & Commodities in Mumbai, said India needed to find markets abroad to reduce its inventories.
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Today, the company is focused on air coolers and air coolers only, and it's expanding into markets abroad — markets that climate change is helping open.
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On a conference call with analysts Thursday, Pinterest executives noted that the company only recently began offering advertising options for some of its markets abroad.
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Many of the free trade agreements the United States entered into to gain access to markets abroad also prevent governments from discriminating against foreign products.
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He said he thinks either candidate would tone down the bombastic language and acknowledge that the path to job growth at home is expanding markets abroad.
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We've heard from workers and business owners in North Dakota and Arizona about how the EXIM Bank helps U.S. employers compete and win in challenging markets abroad.
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And with the NGA Global program, we foster dialogue beyond national borders, helping to make connections that open markets abroad and invite foreign investment here at home.
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Soybean and pork farmers, automakers and some manufacturers are profoundly worried about rising raw material costs, sinking sales in export markets abroad, broken supply chains and shipment delays.
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We need to dramatically improve our export infrastructure — freight rails, highways, and ports — so we can access emerging markets abroad and get more American-made products onto foreign shelves.
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By improving links with markets abroad, the service aims to boost prospects for the growth of the farming and carpet-making industries while Afghanistan battles a deadly Taliban insurgency.
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As international markets abroad clamor for more ivory and rhino horn, South Africa's economy is also stalling, making poaching an attractive career for locals who live near the animals.
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Yet foreign investors are trying to gauge the risks if Lebanese bonds face more weakness, which could make it difficult for the government to tap markets abroad at affordable rates.
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Now the nation's burgeoning pot business, backed by an unlikely coalition of farmers, lawyers, scientists, entrepreneurs and the country's ultra-Orthodox health minister, is going mainstream — and eyeing markets abroad.
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With its new round and plans for global expansion, WorldCover joins a growing list of startups that have developed business models in Africa before raising rounds toward entering new markets abroad.
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The stakes will be even higher now that the Trans-Pacific deal is going into effect — especially for American farmers who were eager to take advantage of more open markets abroad.
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There are other forces at work, as well, that are weighing on European growth, such as a stronger euro, which makes products manufactured in the eurozone more expensive in markets abroad.
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Financial markets abroad panicked on Tuesday night, fearful that a Trump presidency would instantly send the country into uncertain economic territory that investors had discounted as wholly improbable just 24 hours ago.
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In addition, more than 70% of U.S. imports from Mexico are so-called intermediate goods, meaning higher input prices for U.S. manufacturers trying to sell their final products at home or in export markets abroad.
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But the real highlight here is that international growth is really chugging along quite nicely after the company made a full court press by opening up to a huge number of markets abroad last year.
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Imposing rules on auction houses, some experts argue, would only push the business toward less regulated markets abroad or into the hands of private dealers — who are not required to announce sales or publish prices.
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But the company will continue to "unlock the potential" of its other subsidiaries and assets as it works to gain access to new markets abroad and expand its share in oil and gas, he said.
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Still, with the global economy improving and financial markets abroad more stable with a decline in volatility, the short-term risks to Israel's banking system originating abroad declined in the second half, the central bank said.
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Our thought bubble: If AT&T is able to build a streaming service that can compete with the likes of Netflix and Amazon, it too might be able to penetrate markets abroad with its media content.
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Officials say the focus of the air cargo service is to improve landlocked Afghanistan's connectivity to key markets abroad and boost the growth prospects of its fruit and carpet industries while it battles a deadly Taliban insurgency.
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However, the family has long enjoyed good political connections: for all its support for free trade and open markets abroad, until the 1990s it had decades of help from protectionist policies that kept foreign predators at bay.
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That makes it all too likely that when the dollar continues to rise as a result of relative economic weakness and of unsettled financial markets abroad, the Trump administration will double down on its "America first" policy.
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Sound policies include freeing up capital for minority businesses; incentivizing major companies to locate in distressed areas; enhancing opportunities to do government work and access markets abroad; promoting innovation and entrepreneurship; and investing in STEM and job training.
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Pressure on the pound comes weeks after the United States lifted 20-year-old economic sanctions, potentially opening the long-isolated country to more foreign investment, but increasing demand for currency from traders looking to tap markets abroad.
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The East African nation wants to avoid borrowing from capital markets abroad using instruments such as dollar bonds, after a binge of borrowing in recent years including Eurobond offerings, a package of Chinese loans and syndicated commercial loans.
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Global funds went in the other direction, attracting $17.9 billion even though stock markets abroad fared even worse than in the U.S. Outflows were evenly distributed between exchange-traded funds (-$19.6 billion) and mutual funds (-$21.5 billion), TrimTabs reported.
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In a two-page letter read by his daughter Kem Monovithya and posted on Facebook on Monday, Kem Sokha said Cambodia faces losing aid and its export markets abroad as well as condemnation by the international community after the CNRP's dissolution.
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At a hearing in Washington last week, representatives from car companies and foreign governments gave testimony on the proposed tariffs that was almost uniformly negative, punctuated by concerns about rising prices for consumers, shrinking profits for companies and decreased access to markets abroad.
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Officials described China as creating an uneven playing field, partly stemming from its aggressive efforts to exploit the openness of markets abroad, while also ruling with a tight-fist at home that deprives its citizens of their rights and liberties that a democracy would provide.
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With this large economic stake in expanding markets abroad, Democratic mayors were much more supportive than their congressional counterparts of former President Barack Obama's efforts to negotiate the pan-Asian free trade agreement called the Trans-Pacific Partnership that Trump quickly scuttled after taking office.
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This is likely to lead to the trade deficit widening over the next few months, as the cost of imports surges, but may help it to narrow in the longer term if a cheaper domestic cost base allows British firms to find new markets abroad.
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We are a small country, but as a result of the size of the Danish economy our private sector is geared towards markets abroad, not least the U.S. The U.S., in fact, is our largest trading partner outside the EU. Last year, Danish exports to the U.S. were valued at more than $6900 billion.
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Immature fruits are sour in taste. The most popular variety in markets abroad.
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Dollar Swap Lines exchanged dollars with foreign central banks for foreign currency to help address disruptions in dollar funding markets abroad.
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The film premiered on 1 January 1923. The film was sold to 17 markets abroad, which was significantly fewer than Stiller's five previous films. The Blizzard is partially lost; only about two thirds of the original film are still known to exist.
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Accessed April 25, 2014. Due to varying options within a home country many people seeking a commercial surrogate choose to seek markets abroad. India legalized commercial surrogacy in 2001. “Children born through Surrogacy Arrangements,” Australian High Commission India, accessed April 9, 2014.
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The film premièred in Sweden on 28 February 1921 and in Finland on 17 April 1921. It was distributed in 33 markets abroad. Juhani Aho was able to attend the Première in Helsinki a few months before his death. He had himself translated the intertitles and the presentation leaflet in Finish.
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In February 2011, Aramex acquired OneWorld Courier and In-Time Couriers, two Kenyan courier firms. Aramex acquired Berco Express, a South African logistics firm in December 2011. PayPal partnered with Aramex in 2012. The partnership gave PayPal credibility in the Middle East, while opening up new markets abroad for Aramex.
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United States, as one of most technologically advanced nations in the world, exports a variety of new technology to conquer the global market. Most of the time, other countries acquire the same technology sooner or later. With lower labor costs, U.S. no longer hold the comparative advantage in making the same products. However, U.S. producers can keep on introducing new technology to the markets abroad and new technology gap will be formed during the process.
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The carbon orientation had already previously been expanded with products for mechanical applications. The increasingly difficult economic environment could not prevent Ludwig Schunk's life work from advancing. As the Reichsmark lost ever more of its value and the concomitant heavy inflation increased as well, Schunk successfully sought new sales markets abroad from which stable currency flowed in. By boosting his export business he succeeded in avoiding losses of real assets for his company.
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1995, the company investigated new markets abroad : Morocco, Algeria, Senegal, Colombia, Mexico, United States, Canada, which will soon represent 30% of its turnover. 2000, Marais developed a patented micro-trencher named CLEANFAST for optical fiber cable laying in urban areas. 2001, by building the 12 000 km LDCOM network, now 9 telecom, the company acquired the skill and experience of a turnkey network solutions manufacturer. 2005, Marais company established its first subsidiary in Morocco "Marais Morocco".
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Aguadulce District is an Industrial Zone dedicated to process cane sugar, rice, food for animals, shrimps and salt production through evaporation of sea water. The water is allowed to enter fields at high tide; its exit is then blocked, and evaporation caused by the sun leaves sea salt, which is then gathered and packaged, besides, export sea food to other markets abroad. Other activities are entertainment activities in casinos, agricultural activities, commerce and restaurants. Some significant infrastructure in Aguadulce district are Aguadulce Port, Aguadulce airport, Salao Beach.
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Cox served as Senator John McCain’s Executive Director for New York State during the 2008 presidential campaign and is co-founder of the consulting firm, OC Global Partners, LLC where he advises US companies on selling their products in new markets abroad and bringing in capital allowing them to expand their business and grow their workforce in America. Previously, Cox was a corporate associate at the law firm of Weil, Gotshal & Manges in their New York office where he worked in the Private Equity Group.
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Louis Roederer (1809-1870) Initially founded as Dubois Père & Fils in 1776, Louis Roederer inherited the company from his uncle in 1833, renamed it eponymously, and set out to target markets abroad. With concentrated efforts in several countries, including Russia. Tsar Nicholas II nominated Louis Roederer as the official wine supplier to the Imperial Court of Russia, though the Russian Revolution and the U.S. Prohibition caused financial difficulties during the early 20th century, Roederer was re-established as a leading Grandes Marques producer and remains in descendants Rouzaud ownership. Cristal is a precursor prestige cuvée brand and was made commercially available in 1945.
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When the GAO tabled their report in 2005 they concluded that immigrant investors were not utilizing the program because of the 900 EB-5 suspended files—some of which dated to 1995—as well as the "onerous application process" and "lengthy adjudication periods". According to a Brookings Institution and Rockefeller Foundation 2014 report, starting in 2008 there was a renewed interest in the "under-utilized" EB-5 visa program as the number of "wealthy investors" and "ultra-wealthy individuals" in emerging markets abroad increased and the access to "traditional domestic financing" in the United States had decreased because of the Great Recession.
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The majority of the area is today's Arizona south of the Gila River and a part of the present-day southwestern New Mexico. The area's political vulnerability immediately after the war made it susceptible to buccaneers such as William Walker, Gaston de Raousset-Boulbon, and Henry Alexander Crabb, who attacked Sonoran ports such as Guaymas and Caborca. However, most attacks were repelled. The economy did not begin to recover from the war until the late 1850s, when Ignacio Pesqueira became governor and attracted foreign investment to the state, especially in the mining sector, as well as worked to create markets abroad for agricultural products.
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Her four years of work on the Education Committee stressed the education of women and Protain pressed for scholarships for girls and their higher education opportunities. In 1960, Protain became the executive secretary of the Grenada Board of Tourism and the following year she co-founded the Grenada Hotel Association, as a means of solving industry issues and creating networks for common interests. She was honored in 1968 with the Order of the British Empire. Protain attended several international exhibits to promote Grenadian products to markets abroad and in 1978, led the delegation for the Calgary Stampede trade exhibition, in which Greneda took first prize.
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Figures from China Customs show that some 2.46 billion pieces of epidemic prevention and control materials had been imported between 24 January and 29 February, including 2.02 billion masks and 25.38 million items of protective clothing valued at 8.2 billion yuan ($1 billion). Press reported that the China Poly Group, together with other Chinese companies and state-owned enterprises, had an important role in scouring markets abroad to procure essential medical supplies and equipment for China. Risland (formerly Country Garden) sourced 82 tonnes of supplies, which were subsequently airlifted to Wuhan. Greenland Holdings also sourced bulk supplies of medical consumables such as surgical masks, thermometers, antibacterial wipes, hand sanitisers, gloves and paracetomol for shipping to China.
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The band's eponymous debut album, Alphabeat, was released in Denmark on 5 March 2007, peaking at number two on the Danish Albums Chart and reaching platinum status in five months of release. The band's success in their domestic market attracted the attention of several major labels from larger markets abroad and Alphabeat was eventually signed to EMI's Charisma Records label in the United Kingdom. Their debut UK single, "Fantastic 6", was released on 26 November 2007, followed by the international release of Alphabeat, retitled This Is Alphabeat, the following year. It peaked at number ten on the UK Albums Chart and was certified gold by the British Phonographic Industry on 10 October 2008.
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The area's weakness immediately after the war made it susceptible to buccaneers such as William Walker, Gaston de Raousset-Boulbon and Henry Alexander Crabb who attacked Sonoran ports such as Guaymas and Caborca. However, most attacks were repelled. The economy would not begin recovery from the war until the late 1850s, then Ignacio Pesqueira became governor and attracted foreign investment to the state, especially in the mining sector as well as worked to create markets abroad for agricultural products. During the French Intervention in Mexico, Sonora was invaded by French troops as part of their effort to install a monarch in Mexico under Maximilian I. The port of Guaymas was attacked by forces under Armando Castagny, forcing Mexican forces under Pesqueira and General Patoni to retreat north of the city.
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The DOS promotes and protects the interests of American citizens by (1) 'Promoting peace and stability in regions of vital interest'; (2) 'Creating jobs at home by opening markets abroad'; (3) 'Helping developing nations establish investment and export opportunities'; and (4) 'Bringing nations together and forging partnerships to address global problems, such as terrorism, the spread of communicable diseases, cross-border pollution, humanitarian crises, nuclear smuggling, and narcotics trafficking.' BioPrepWatch reported that, on May 30, 2013, the State Department submitted the Country Reports on Terrorism 2012 to Congress. Most terrorist attacks have been decentralized and target the Middle East countries. There have been no other reports that have previously talked about this topic, but the biggest shifts in terrorism in 2012 included an increase in state-sponsored terrorism in Iran.
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The Wisconsin School of American diplomatic history is a school of thought that emerged from the history department of the University of Wisconsin in the 1950s and 1960s. The school, exemplified by the work of William Appleman Williams and also including as core members Walter LaFeber, Thomas J. McCormick, and Lloyd Gardner, generally holds that economic reasons, and the desire for increased markets abroad, were the driver behind much of American foreign policy and the creation of an American empire during the 19th century. These beliefs – which consigned to subordinate status other possible explanations such as morality, security, and balance-of-power calculations – have been referred to as the "Open Door Interpretation", in reference to the Open Door Notes of 1899 and 1900. Two ongoing world events highlighted the influence and debate over Wisconsin School thought.
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The development and widespread distribution of ARS finewares marks the most distinctive phase of Northwest African pottery-making. These characteristic pottery lamps were produced in large quantities by efficiently organized production centers with large-scale manufacturing abilities, and can be attributed to specific pottery-making centers in northern and central Tunisia by way of modern chemical analysis, which allows modern archeologists to trace distribution patterns among trade routes both regional and across the Mediterranean. Some major ARS centers in central Tunisia are Sidi Marzouk Tounsi, Henchir el-Guellal (Djilma), and Henchir es-Srira, all of which have ARS lamp artifacts attributed to them by the microscopic chemical makeup of the clay fabric as well as macroscopic style prevalent in that region. This underscores the idea that these local markets fueled the economy of not only the town itself, but the entire region and supported markets abroad.
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Campbell served as an intern at the U.S. Court of Federal Claims for Moody R. Tidwell, Justice Paul J. Kilburg of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court and as a research assistant at the University of Iowa, College of Law for Andrew G.T. Moore II, formerly of the Delaware Supreme Court. He worked for KPMG including a rotation at its Washington National Tax Practice and worked exclusively in federal income tax issues at Kalbian Hagerty, LLP, the outside general counsel for the United Arab Emirates embassy in Washington D.C. Campbell has over 10 years experience providing international tax services, during which time he represented numerous Fortune 500 companies on a wide range of tax issues, primarily in mergers and acquisitions. Campbell most recently served as the South region lead for international tax, working primarily with nonpublic companies averaging between $20 million and $300 million in annual revenue, for BKD, LLP in Houston, Texas, the nation's 10th largest accounting and auditing firm in the nation. He has participated in Praxity global tax conferences and works with companies expanding into markets abroad or which have ongoing worldwide operations.
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