EVANS: AND DOES THIS RELATE AS WELL TO THE DUMPING, ANTI-DUMPING ANNOUNCMENTS MADE TODAY?
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Dumping cash on Somalia will no more fuel progress than dumping billions in Iraq and Afghanistan did.
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While environmental regulations kept companies from dumping waste into the river directly, illegal and accidental dumping were rampant.
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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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In the Chinese anti-dumping ruling, the WTO faulted two techniques that the United States uses to set penalties for dumping.
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The atmospheric rivers that are dumping rain along coastal California are also dumping massive amounts of snow in the state's Sierra Nevada.
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Going ghost is not just about dumping someone — it is about dumping them without the courtesy of a call or even a text.
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The United States has said Mexico agreed to eliminate a system of settlement panels to arbitrate disputes over anti-dumping and anti-dumping tariffs.
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But some of them are more aspirational: One, for instance, ordered a study on steel dumping without actually taking action on steel dumping yet.
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Argentina's biodiesel association Carbio rebuffed the dumping accusations, saying the NBB used a definition of dumping that had been rejected by the World Trade Organization.
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For example, the Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association accused Mexico of "dumping" certain specialty crops and wants the anti-dumping provisions included in a new NAFTA.
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Britain's Tata Steel UK will pay U.S. anti-dumping duties of about 33 percent, while Tata Steel's Netherlands operations face final dumping duties of 3.73 percent.
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In this transition from "dumping commodities," to "dumping factories," China is rewriting the global trade rulebook, while the U.S. attempts to rein-in a shadow industry.
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" Saline says that if you're dumping a friend you're still going to have contact with, it needs to be more of a "distancing" than a "dumping.
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A new dumping ground Since the China ban, South Korea has been using Southeast Asia as a dumping ground for much of its non-recyclable waste.
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After Oromo farmers blocked garbage trucks from dumping at the Sendafa site in July, Repi had to resume its role as Addis Ababa's main dumping ground.
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No country is accused as often as China of dumping (it is the current target of 245 out of 38 anti-dumping investigations by the European Commission).
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Britain's Tata Steel UK will pay U.S. anti-dumping duties to of about 33 percent, while Tata Steel's Netherlands operations faces final dumping duties of 3.73 percent.
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Just as President Trump has taken action through executive order on steel dumping, we need that same strength to be shown in regards to aviation seat dumping.
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German steel producers were assigned dumping margin of 6.56 percent by the U.S. Commerce Department while companies from other countries face anti-dumping duties of up to 130.63 percent.
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" - Erin, 39 "Thought I was her dumping ground.
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China has launched a legal challenge against the EU's existing anti-dumping rules at the WTO, although the bloc is in the process of changing its rules on combating dumping.
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The dumping had stopped in recent years, but resumed after farmers in a nearby region where a new garbage landfill complex was being built objected to dumping in their area.
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The Directorate General of Anti-Dumping and Allied Duties (DGAD) suggested imposing definitive anti-dumping duties on cold-rolled and hot-rolled flat steel products, according to circulars released on Monday.
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After dumping shares of Facebook Inc, Apple Inc , Amazon.
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They are dumping steel -- all the thing we know.
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The European Union has laws against exporting e-waste and dumping it in Africa, but the problem persists and, according to a new study, Nigeria is one of Europe's prime dumping grounds.
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"Everybody was dumping their right sides off the race track and dumping dirt on the race track and kind of messing it up for the people that were behind them," Busch said.
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Thomas Howell, a trade attorney who has represented American steelmakers in anti-dumping cases for more than 20 years, says it would help if the federal government sped up its anti-dumping investigations.
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He said the move would also amount to fiscal dumping.
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Dumping the problem on China and expecting it to wield
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Is it as harsh as dumping your fiancée on TV?
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The fire has also reached the city's waste dumping site.
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In fact, that's why investors have been dumping financial ETFs.
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"Lately, they're dumping stocks," traders and investors told the WSJ.
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"Are you the woman they're dumping on?" she asked me.
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TO, accusing it of dumping airliners in the American market.
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Many were accused of dumping chemicals directly into nearby rivers.
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He was not a fan of "dumping American money overseas".
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China has the "nuclear option" of dumping its U.S. Treasurys.
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DUMPING ON VOTERS is rarely a winning strategy for politicians.
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Dumping wastewater into the ocean happens all over the world.
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"It was dumping on a huge scale," says Robin Friend.
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Izzy, what were you thinking dumping Vinny for this guy?
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Police "clearing" the streets by dumping bikes in a corner.
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The U.S. has its fair share of bikeshare dumping too.
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And dumping dye into the Chicago River can't be good.
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Water dumping by specially equipped aircraft started at first light.
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But dumping chemicals into the water carries new environmental burdens.
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Cleveland's inner city was also a dumping ground for trash.
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Something was dumping way too much adrenaline into his blood.
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We're not talking about dumping Chimay into your goldfish tank.
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I get half of it down before dumping the rest.
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In short, they claimed, Bombardier was dumping its planes here.
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Aides insisted that Mr. Trump never considered dumping Judge Kavanaugh.
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"Dumping" is the practice of selling goods below market price.
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This practice, known as "dumping," devastated the country's small farmers.
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The threat of dumping US Treasuries remains on the table.
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A claim of dumping fructose is already in the making.
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A plane dumping fire retardant near Idaho's 2016 Pioneer Fire.
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They permit the dumping of rubbish over the side, regardless.■
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Dumping them all at once could be a fire sale.
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I don't think the president should be dumping on him.
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State pension funds have been dumping their hedge fund portfolios.
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The U.S. is becoming a dumping ground for the world.
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U.S. steel companies say Chinese dumping has hurt the industry.
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China's Ministry of Commerce welcomed the ruling saying that the WTO panel had "upheld China's principal claims" on the unlawfulness of targeted dumping and the separate rate applied in certain U.S. anti-dumping measures.
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In the latest signs of friction, Beijing earlier this month launched an anti-dumping investigation into U.S. sorghum shipments following the U.S. Commerce Department's 'self-initiated' dumping probe into Chinese aluminum imports in late November.
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"Residents asked for enforcement against dumping, more trash pickups and more trash cans, but it seems like what they got was fewer trash cans, a worsened dumping problem and even some inappropriate tickets," she said.
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The WTO Dispute Settlement Body ruled in May 2017 that China had imposed anti-dumping duties on Canadian exports of cellulose pulp in a manner that breached China's obligations under the WTO's Anti-Dumping Agreement.
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Britain's Tata Steel UK saw its U.S. anti-dumping margin reduced from nearly 50 percent in the preliminary finding to about 33 percent, while Tata Steel's Netherlands operations faces final dumping duties of 3.73 percent.
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If it is found that China is in fact dumping, then we can impose "countervailing duties" - import taxes imposed on specific goods in order to prevent such dumping and to counter the obvious export subsidies.
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In Italy, Ferriere Nord was assigned a dumping margin of 12.41 percent and a subsidy rate of 4.16 percent and Ferriera Valsider a dumping margin of 18.89 percent and a subsidy rate of 3.843 percent.
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Like a shovel dumping dirt on the grave, he told me.
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A surveillance camera captured each dumping, the two news outlets reported.
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They were supported by 28 water-dumping aircraft and 1,300 vehicles.
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It would take a drastic policy change to actually stop dumping.
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INGRAHAM: Canada is dumping $20183 million into Toyota production in Canada.
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First, keep in mind that just dumping it isn't an option.
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Be gentle with yourself today, and consider dumping some bad habits.
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The bottle explodes on command -- dumping confetti all over his teammates!!!
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The couple sped off, dumping Yelena's S.U.V. a few blocks away.
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The conditions are fabulous, with snow dumping at an exceptional rate.
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Investors have responded by dumping debt issued by other small peers.
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The U.S. poultry industry believes the anti-dumping tariff is illegal.
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Many states, however, bar landfilling and the dumping of used electronics.
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The other seeks better collection of anti-dumping and countervailing duties.
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The decision follows an anti-dumping probe in July last year.
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Investors are not dumping stocks in pharmaceuticals, medical equipment and biotech.
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This isn't dumping on the concept of trailer analyses in general.
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Due to already imposed anti-dumping duties, China was barely touched.
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Countries are crying foul, claiming that Chinese exporters are dumping goods.
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It's dumping heavy rain on the southeast part of the state.
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While the open dumping of waste is banned, it still happens.
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The site was a dumping ground for factories in the area.
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And some major glaciers are dumping ice directly into the ocean.
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Dumping water on today's infernos is like pissing on a housefire.
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Meanwhile, investors are dumping small caps, with the growth board ChiNext .
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The first day of lobster season is known as Dumping Day.
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VICE: What's the worst excuse you've ever given for dumping someone?
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Drillers have been dumping it onto markets at astonishingly low prices.
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Sherman is an environmentalist who formerly worked illegally dumping toxic chemicals.
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"We will fight to counter the U.S. dumping allegation," he said.
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"I already once made a mistake of dumping everything," he said.
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And as it thaws, it is dumping carbon into the atmosphere.
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A dumped official actually disputing the President's account of the dumping.
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Holland America pled guilty to dumping sewage in Alaska in 2004
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After dumping the fuel, the plane made its landing without incident.
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So the trainers started dumping sodium tablets into the sideline coolers.
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"You have subsidies, which generate overcapacity, which generate dumping," he said.
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Council elections, dumping almost half a million alone into supporting socialist
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Meanwhile, the government imposed anti-dumping duties on 20.2 steel products.
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South Korea's POSCO was assigned a dumping margin of 41.10 percent.
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But there's more to the crisis story than corporate pill dumping.
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DUMPING NUCLEAR WASTE INTO THE OCEAN I feel as though I probably don't have to explain to you why dumping the most toxic materials on Earth into the source of all life is a bad idea.
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In a March preliminary anti-dumping decision, the department assigned preliminary dumping margins of 209.46 percent for Japanese exporters, including Jonan Steel Corp and Kyoei Steel Ltd, and 5.29 percent to 7.07 percent for Turkish producers.
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The impetus for Java dumping the Applet is chiefly that modern browsers had already dumped it or were in the process of dumping it along with other plug-in based technologies, such as Flash and Silverlight.
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"The anti-dumping laws have been on the books for decades and the US has enforced quite a few dumping orders, but this hasn't really solved the problem," says Kara Reynolds, an economics professor at American University.
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Specifically, the panel found fault with the U.S. practices of determining dumping margins in certain cases of "targeted dumping," in which foreign firms cut prices on goods aimed at specific U.S. regions, customer groups or time periods.
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Whirlpool, which won two anti-dumping cases against the Korean firms in the past four years, took its fight one step further and filed a "safeguard petition" in May, seeking broader protection than anti-dumping measures provide.
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Investors are dumping stocks and corporate bonds at the fastest pace ever.
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The complaint challenges Washington's use of anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties.
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It must start by dumping what it learned during its last boom.
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Those caught dumping their trash illegally face hefty fines and public shaming.
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"Dumping animals is not only wrong, it is illegal," Norwood tells PEOPLE.
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One sanitation worker in Brooklyn died after dumping trash that contained acid.
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More and more outlets are firing writers and dumping resources into video.
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I appreciate your dumping your (inaudible) research folder on the debate stage.
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Relax, Apple's not dumping the Lightning plug for its iOS devices (yet).
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Years of coal ash dumping has tainted it with radium and arsenic.
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It may instead be an example of a phenomenon called ethics dumping.
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Any members' exports can face anti-dumping duties if sold too cheap.
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Citrix wasn't so lucky, dumping product lines, cutting jobs and much more.
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That could include possible tariffs, based on unfair trade practices, like dumping.
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Iraqi troops had already moved in, dumping garbage in the ancient cistern.
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"There must be equal treatment upwards to fight social dumping," Valls said.
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But it's essentially dumping signatures unless retailers decide they still want one.
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In 1856, New York City began dumping raw sewage into the creek.
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In a separate anti-dumping investigation, the Commerce Department said on Nov.
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But people can't stop dumping the damn things in rivers, can they?
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LimeBike customers are dumping the bikes in weird places all over Seattle.
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In contrast, he has been dumping stock from his side-hustle Square.
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Congress made mountain top removal and dumping shit in streams way easier.
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In 2008, he was convicted of illegally dumping wood materials, records show.
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Was he planning on dumping it on someone in the first place?
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Investors reacted by dumping the lira, which immediately nosedived, before recovering slightly.
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Foreign investors have been dumping Saudi equities over the past two weeks.
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Additionally, dumping both doesn't clear enough room to afford a max contract.
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She blamed shoddy record-keeping and loose dumping regulations in past generations.
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Dumping his bags in front of us, he senses an abnormal atmosphere.
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Other countries have accused China of dumping subsidised panels in their markets.
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Ghana has become a dumping ground for huge amounts of electronic waste.
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The individual companies dumping into the river were collectively ruining the neighborhood.
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She accused students of throwing "projectiles" and dumping hot coffee on her.
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That's the narrative smartphone manufacturers have sold since dumping the headphone jack.
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The miner also said it was assessing alternative waste rock dumping plans.
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Dumping all your cash in at once can be intimidating, Holeman says.
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"Because we've heard accusations that people are just dumping it," Sutton said.
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Chinese manufacturers and officials denied improper subsidies and dumping, and still do.
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"Industries were using the harbor as a dumping ground," Mr. Goldstein said.
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The region has also been a dumping group for toxic coal ash.
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I couldn't be a dumping ground for her pain and despair anymore.
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Ronald Reagan in the 1980s invoked anti-dumping provisions against Japanese steel.
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And high-profile Mormon politicians and leaders are publicly dumping on Trump.
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Given that the administration has been clear that dumping is a centerpiece of its Section 232 investigation, a WTO member could choose bring a legal challenge under the Anti-Dumping Agreement to preempt the administration's Article XXI plan.
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"The US has become a dumping ground for everybody else's problems," Trump said.
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Liu also warned the West against imposing anti-dumping duties against Chinese steel.
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Take charge by dumping bad habits and cutting ties with the old you.
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He definitely wanted to degrade these women by dumping their bodies like trash.
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This much is clear: Anti-dumping tariffs don't do much to protect workers.
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Chinese conventional bicycles have been subject to EU anti-dumping duties since 1993.
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Last month, Beijing imposed hefty anti-dumping deposits on imports of the grain.
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Think twice before dumping your volatile stock holdings for the steadiness of cash.
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That demand would only increase if China spooked investors by dumping US Treasuries.
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"China dumping Treasuries could panic global markets without hurting the US," said Hirson.
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The storm was historic, dumping three times as much rain as Hurricane Katrina.
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And every so often the fire blazes up dumping ash into the soup.
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For the most part, digital technology is all about dumping things that move.
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Bombardier additionally faces accusations of price dumping from rival Embraer, which it denies.
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It's also possibly making storms more likely to slow down, dumping more rain.
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Is there anything more humiliating in this life than a condescending, paternalistic dumping?
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The biggest landfill in Mumbai, India, called Deonar dumping ground, is just that.
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Investors have been dumping the pound, fearing significant damage to the UK economy.
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China also approved in June temporary anti-dumping deposits on Brazil's chicken imports.
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The lira recovered, but foreign investors responded by dumping Turkish stocks and bonds.
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He also hailed the new possibility of investigations into social and environmental dumping.
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The good news: the original gift givers actually preferred regifting over dumping it.
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Switzerland&aposs three helicopters are joining Italy&aposs fleet of water-dumping Canadairs.
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Dumping of bilge water is tightly regulated when cruises are near populated areas.
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Bradley thought that a satellite would help catch illegal dumping off the coast.
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The storm essentially stalled over the city, dumping 33 trillion gallons of water.
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The big boys weren't immune to dumping stale ideas on the public either.
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As Tata Steel teeters, Britons are rethinking their opposition to anti-dumping tariffs.
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The anti-dumping measures will be effective from April 20, the ministry said.
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Dumping iron filings in the ocean would have unknown effects for marine life.
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By dumping their tents, festival-goers help normalize this type of wasteful behavior.
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This is not to say that dumping the phone always makes life easier.
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The company blamed the dumping on higher-than-normal demand for its beer.
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These are some of the world's largest dumping grounds for discarded plastic waste.
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Ultimately, I know exactly where each item is without dumping the contents out.
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The land was once an abandoned dumping ground with old tires and cars.
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Naturally, investors panicked, dumping their stocks as part of a mass selling frenzy.
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It's a waste of taxpayer money to be dumping money into hotel stays.
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Coal companies will have a freer hand in dumping mining debris in streams.
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Conventional Chinese bicycles have been subject to EU anti-dumping duties since 1993.
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In southwest Nova Scotia, Dumping Day occurs on the last Monday in November.
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On Dumping Day in 2015, Nathan King was crewing for his father, Richard.
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And you thought the Meadowlands were just a dumping grounds for dead bodies.
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The Commission is planning to address issues such as social dumping next year.
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Saenchai has always favored dumping his opponent on the back of their head.
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The waterway abuts Port Klang — a well known dumping ground for plastic waste.
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But who can blame the Oxford editors for dumping Amazon words for Amazon.
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They are narrow remedies more typical of anti-dumping and countervailing duties cases.
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You're lucky they aren't [firing you/dumping you/calling the cops on you].
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More nefarious means were also employed: vote alterations, ballot box dumping, physical intimidation.
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"We cannot accommodate in Florida just dumping unlawful migrants into our state," Gov.
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I admit, I was very skeptical about dumping tea leaves into cookie batter.
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Or do you think the Post should join everyone else in dumping them?
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These big companies and ships coming in and dumping shit, killing your fish.
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But the study of nicknames is more than dumping "Pookie" into a spreadsheet.
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Make health and wellness your priority, and commit to dumping a bad habit.
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Brands dumping the site over its discounting practices has also taken a toll.
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You hear a smoky "I'm dumping you" ballad like "Jerome" and you're arrested.
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In the early 1980s, Ronald Reagan's invoked anti-dumping provisions against Japanese steel.
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The Weinstein Company's board of directors announced it was dumping Weinstein on Sunday.
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Like most anonymous apps, Secret eventually became a dumping ground for hateful gossip.
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The Obama administration filed multiple anti-dumping cases with the World Trade Organization.
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The steel products from China are subject to anti-dumping and countervailing duties.
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Exports of the items from Taiwan are subject only to anti-dumping duties.
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Now, foodborne illness aside, the thought of dumping everything made me feel sick.
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State-sponsored hacking, intellectual property theft, dumping and massive subsidies became standard practice.
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Investors have been dumping cannabis stocks since Canada legalized recreational marijuana last week.
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China's W.T.O. membership also hasn't stopped it from dumping steel and other products.
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Still, investors reacted to the reports by dumping shares of all four companies.
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"You're dumping carts by hand, going down these long, steep driveways," he says.
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A Chinese trade official told the WTO's anti-dumping committee that Beijing had deep concerns about the new methodology, saying it would damage the WTO's anti-dumping system and increase uncertainty for exporters, an official who attended the meeting said.
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Correction: America has imposed a countervailing duty of 236% and an anti-dumping duty of 256% on some types of Chinese steel—together a tariff of almost 500%—and not an anti-dumping duty of 236%, as this article originally stated.
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Turkey Point might sound innocent enough, but they've gone and continued dumping sulfur pollutants into the park's Biscayne Aquifer, and Turkey Point's two-piece nuclear reactor project is responsible for dumping 600,000 pounds of contaminants into Biscayne National Park daily.
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The U.S. Commerce Department said on Tuesday it would levy anti-dumping and countervailing duties on a number of Chinese firms, with dumping margins ranging from 48.64 percent to 106.09 percent and anti-subsidy rates of 18.563 percent to 80.97 percent.
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He added that he was willing to go further in cooperation with the U.S. "We are also very worried about global oversupply, about China dumping and other places dumping their steel and aluminum and it's affected our workers here, " Trudeau said.
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In the end, an anti-dumping provision was left out of the negotiated USMCA.
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So dumping the First Daughter's clothing is one thing they feel they can do.
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She added that Canada strongly disagrees with the anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigations.
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"We were better on milo (prices) prior to the anti-dumping campaign," Bear said.
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Navarro also noted that China accounts for about one-third of anti-dumping cases.
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Coal companies will now have a freer hand in dumping mining debris in streams.
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It could be the difference between starting a good investment instead of dumping one.
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It just keeps dumping heaps of rain over a very wide area around Houston.
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Thompson, meanwhile, has been accused of dumping a pregnant Craig in favor of Khloé.
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But this time, she witnessed something worse — a car full of people dumping dogs.
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Regular investors will see the selling and start to panic, dumping stocks in turn.
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As for the Hound, we last saw him dumping a wight into a boat.
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The California woman caught dumping newborn puppies in the trash is going to jail.
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Years of unchecked chemical dumping had utterly poisoned the lands of Anniston's black neighborhoods.
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Vacant lots, where crumbling houses once stood, became dumping sites as tall grass grew.
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At the time, the Commerce Department determined dumping rates ranging from 18.06% to 144.50%.
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But with volumes this light, any dumping of stock is a guaranteed market dropper.
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The duties follow proposed anti-dumping duties for both countries' biodiesel announced in October.
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Their businesses will only be dumping if their export prices are below domestic prices.
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By following our game dumping instructions, you will do so at your own discretion.
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The plane's hatches fly open, dumping out loads of people over the ocean coastline.
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This would make it harder to impose stiff anti-dumping duties on Chinese exports.
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One RNC member told CNN's Tom LoBianco that dumping Trump would be almost impossible.
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Under Mr Obama, America imposed hefty anti-dumping duties on imports of Chinese steel.
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Mexico agreed to eliminate a settlement system for anti-dumping disputes, NAFTA's Chapter 19.
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Instead of dumping the wastewater into the wild, it could be turned into fertilizer.
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Fleets from South Korea, Taiwan and China were also among those dumping Pacific fish.
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The investigation into sorghum dumping will be carried out for the period from Nov.
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The guy dumping his ZO2s is Darren "DMo" Moore -- Lonzo's longtime friend and manager.
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In my experience, it's good to loosely direct your thought-dumping toward your goals.
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O'Neill followed by dumping a two-run double just inside the left-field line.
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She's recovering from an unceremonious dumping courtesy of the best man, Teddy (Wyatt Russell).
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It wants tougher anti-dumping rules and a tribunal to settle international investment disputes.
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I wound up dumping my phone and looking at all this amateurish food photography.
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So here's why you should consider dumping your iPhone or Android for the KEYone.
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Dumping them would also blow up the deficit by $194 billion through 2026. 3.
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Competition is not the only concern of those who argue for anti-dumping measures.
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Only relatively recently have Russian industries stopped using the lake as a dumping ground.
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I started at the bottom — rolling barrels, dumping bottles — and worked my way up.
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The health insurance industry is dumping massive money into attacks on Medicare for All.
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"We're not suggesting investors should be dumping equity investments by any means," Crook said.
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The law certainly entails a much faster process than the current anti-dumping laws.
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Of 69 anti-dumping duties in force, only 17 are not targeted against China.
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Canada objects to the U.S. demand to eliminate dispute panels for anti-dumping complaints.
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Separately, the United States is still slapping anti-dumping duties on specific Chinese products.
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So if a game is still dumping out money, we'll keep on playing it.
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Dumping encourages overproduction, trapping family farmers in a never-ending need for higher yields.
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Mr. Sanders has much to apologize for and nothing to justify dumping on others.
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Republican super PACs are dumping millions of dollars into races late in the cycle.
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The 2013 agreement suspended an outstanding anti-dumping investigation of fresh tomatoes from Mexico.
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The United Nations has said the province has become a "dumping ground" for evacuees.
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China had a short, whirlwind relationship with Bitcoin before unceremoniously dumping it last September.
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Instead of dumping (or reporting) William, Catherine obsesses over the arrangements for her marriage.
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The Commerce Department was scheduled to issue its preliminary anti-dumping decision on Oct.
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Because people are flushing wipes down toilets, rather than dumping them in the trash.
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The problem for American steel companies: anti-dumping laws seem to have little impact.
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The storm slammed into the eastern portion of Mindanao late Thursday, dumping torrential rains.
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Surveillance video shows the brothers dumping the body in the water, that office said.
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The only shadow monster in evidence was the storm cloud dumping rain on me.
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For punishment, he suggested sending the sergeant back and dumping him from an airplane.
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He even thinks the GOP should consider dumping the President from the 2020 ticket.
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And what should the company do if Trump started dumping on it on Twitter?
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Florence is an especially slow-moving storm, dumping an extremely high volume of water.
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Clean Water: Another repealed regulation prohibited coal companies from dumping their waste into streams.
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In the process, they are dumping more and more ice directly into the oceans.
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Anthony Brickhouse: Fuel dumping, simply explained, is an aircraft losing weight before it lands.
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So, other than burning it off, are there any more alternatives to fuel dumping?
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It's not a typical shower — it mists water instead of dumping it on you.
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You're essentially dumping him out of the blue and running off with his ex.
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London (CNN Business)Norway's huge sovereign wealth fund is dumping oil and gas stocks.
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Syed was motivated by Lee dumping him two weeks before the murder, they said.
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Just make sure to eat the leftovers, rather than dumping them in the trash.
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Why didn't the county's code-enforcement officer fine people for dumping in their yards?
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"Ideally we would like less impact from things like drought and dumping," he said.
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In 2013, a village chief spoke out about the illegal dumping of toxic waste.
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Regular investors might see the selling and start to panic, dumping stocks in turn.
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It has lost some cases, especially those against Washington's unique way of measuring dumping.
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Chinese steel already is subject to dozens of anti-dumping and anti-subsidy orders.
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The panel also upheld Russia's claim that Ukrainian authorities acted inconsistently with the pact by including privately held Swiss-based producer EuroChem - owned by Russian businessman Andrei Melnichenko - in the scope of the original anti-dumping investigation, citing the minimal margin of dumping.
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For years the Flint River had been a dumping ground — for cars and even bodies.
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He winds up telling her about dumping the car and the body in the river.
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" He added that dumping the drills will save the U.S. "a tremendous amount of money.
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"For too long they have blocked a reform of EU anti-dumping instruments," he said.
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That means it could hover over the same place for long time, dumping rain relentlessly.
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Photo: Kent Wang (Flickr)Usually, dumping fish-killing garbage into rivers is a human's job.
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So the farmers and, by the way, the steelworkers -- you know, I stopped the dumping.
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The milk dumping very well could have been the most exciting moment of the rally.
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So no more putting in takeout containers without dumping out the soggy bits of food.
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It's no surprise that global warming should drive bigger hurricanes capable of dumping more rain.
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Instead of dumping them, you can actually recycle the shells for construction or environmental projects.
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The glaciers are formed by prevailing westerly winds dumping snow in a high-altitude basin.
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A legendary blizzard struck the city on March 12, 1888, dumping 21 inches of snow.
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Investors were dumping Campbell Soup shares Friday morning on the back of disappointing quarterly sales.
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The PT thunders that Mr Temer is dumping the costs of the crisis on workers.
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The Commission has until July 20 to determine whether to impose provisional anti-dumping duties.
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He allegedly admitted to dumping the bodies of the deceased where they were later found.
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When the piles get too big, he added, people start dumping it in the ocean.
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An official blamed the local municipalities for dumping sewage and other waste in the lakes.
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The New York mob started using the waterway as a dumping ground for dead bodies.
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In 2008, carcinogenic dioxin was found in buffalo milk thanks to dumping of toxic waste.
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Reality: Jersey Shore extras dumping your Louis Vuitton from a shipping container into the sand.
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In hard-hit Denham Springs, residents were gutting waterlogged homes, dumping soaked carpets and mattresses.
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They engage in relentless product dumping, forced technology transfer, and the theft of intellectual property.
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For a long time, China has been a dumping ground for the world's problematic plastics.
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He noted that the one plant remaining had already filed a trade case against dumping.
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"As long as sellers overwhelm buyers with their dumping, no base can form," Cramer explained.
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Dishon's body was reportedly found more than two weeks later at a nearby dumping ground.
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The period of the anti-dumping investigation, which will include related products, is from Jan.
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Dumping Treasuries could backfire China also plays a critical role in financing America's staggering debt.
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First things first: dumping hot coffee over ice and hoping for the best won't work.
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Alleged dumping margins for China range from 177.36 percent to 262.18 percent, the department said.
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Samsung's reportedly dumping the rear-positioned sensor for an "ultrasonic" sensor embedded in the screen.
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This has triggered demands from rival firms for protection from what they see as dumping.
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The ITC rarely ends anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigations at such an early stage.
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U.S. investors were more likely to be dumping gold in favor of stocks and bonds.
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"The US has become a dumping ground for everybody else's problems," Trump said that day.
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A second order would solve a problem involving collection of anti-dumping duties, he said.
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" Her solution: a well-lit bar, which she calls a "picking up and dumping ground.
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On Sunday, Jones was seen dumping a bag into a trash can near an intersection.
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The storm stalled over Houston, dumping more than 1.53 inches (1.3 m) on the region.
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The United States would become the great dumping ground for the problems of other countries.
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The aircraft stalled after dumping hundreds of gallons of pink water, according to safety officials.
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He said he had not considered dumping veterans for young players at the trading deadline.
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Instead, the heavy thunderstorms are sitting atop the city, continuously dumping extreme amounts of rain.
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Except the time I found her in the kitchen, dumping a smoothie down the drain.
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Kylah (Frances Mayli McCann) sings in a rock band, though she's planning on dumping it.
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The Sun has an exclusive interview with Trump who is dumping on Theresa May. pic.twitter.
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Meantime, Beijing on Friday announced it would drop its anti-dumping case against U.S. sorghum.
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And it's not just Malaysia that has become the dumping ground for idled oil equipment.
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Others want to stimulate phytoplankton growth by dumping tons of iron directly into the ocean.
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Other titles are piling up at the academy archive because people are dumping their films.
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Warren Buffett, once IBM's largest shareholder, seems to be dumping stock at an aggressive pace.
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He also dropped Obama-era regulations that imposed restrictions on coal-related emissions and dumping.
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ET. Hedge funds are reportedly dumping the troubled German lender, and its shares are tanking.
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Brandon Corso of Edelman Financial Services cautioned investors against dumping bonds out of their portfolios.
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Steelmakers globally have been hit by weak prices and dumping of cheap steel by China.
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This has triggered demands from rival firms for protection, from what they see as dumping.
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They then split their skulls and ate their brains, dumping the bodies into a ravine.
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Just a month ago, investors were dumping shares amid talk of a possible U.S. recession.
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This is the second time Target has been penalized for dumping dangerous waste in California.
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Unless you are wedded to print, it may be time to consider dumping your subscriptions.
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The high school in Premont, Texas, that saved money and boosted academics by dumping football?
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But Russia's mass public dumping of stolen documents in 2016 broke the norms of espionage.
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If China is recognized as a market economy, it will face lower anti-dumping duties.
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It said the killers then incinerated their remains before dumping them in a nearby river.
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Prices have plunged 45% since February as investors started dumping the precious metal for cash.
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Generally, however, putting large amounts of metal or chemicals into seawater is considered ocean dumping.
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For instance, films about dumping e-waste in Africa has become a genre in itself.
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Track these storms Erick's outer bands were dumping rain across the Big Island early Friday.
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Who is financially responsible for the illegal dumping is still being litigated in federal court.
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Currently the Ferguson Fire and the Mendocino Complex Fires are dumping smoke into the region.
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" The message in one of the first notable banner drops was: "Stop Ocean Dumping Now.
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So dumping Lewandowski, embarrassing as it was, gave the media something else to write about.
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Mark's shock at Jessica dumping him at the altar made me feel worried for him.
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It seems they had ample opportunity to inform ATC that dumping was in progress. Puzzling?
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The tumor was benign, but its inexhaustible cells were dumping thyroid hormones into her bloodstream.
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For many years, China has been dumping steel and aluminum into the United States illegally.
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It also challenged the United States' entire anti-dumping legislation at the World Trade Organization.
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The Bankerohan Bridge, over the Davao River, became known as a dumping place for bodies.
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Commerce calculated a preliminary dumping rate of 230.31 for Vietnamese respondent Clearwater Metal Single Entity.
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Fuel dumping is a normal emergency procedure when heavily-loaded planes need to land quickly.
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Surveillance footage showed them dumping trash bags along a miles-long stretch, according to warrants.
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"Some people want to make Texas the radioactive waste dumping ground of America," Texas Gov.
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You're right - the price subsidy, the price dumping really hit us badly during that time.
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Leo would much rather be the person doing the dumping than the one being dumped.
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Some leaders favored dumping Trump en masse immediately, according to sources involved in the talks.
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Later, she congratulates herself on dumping a pan of meat sauce into the lasagna pan.
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The ministry has promised to track the illegal disposal of waste and deter future dumping.
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Lofty rhetoric of social dumping is bad old trade protectionism dressed up as social fairness.
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The bar across the lid helps to prevent the dumping of oversize and household materials.
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The U.S. initiated an anti-dumping investigation against aluminium producers in China just last year.
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Several countries have come together to prevent the dumping of e-waste on other countries.
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Her variation involves dumping a chai tea bag into the batter and mixing it in.
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Their introduction has caused anger over dangerous riding, as well as people dumping them inappropriately.
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We should also turn to the World Trade Organization to prosecute any "product dumping" cases.
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Neighbors' concerns Nearby South Korea has previously expressed concerns that Japan might resort to dumping.
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The Clean Water Act usually prohibits dumping pollutants into waterways regulated by the federal government.
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He washed himself by standing naked and dumping bottles of drinking water over his head.
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Could a country unilaterally pursue climate solutions that, unlike ocean iron dumping, pose substantial risks?
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Some of the new measures include conducting a timely and targeted review of dumping cases and greater flexibility for the Canada Border Services Agency to address price and cost distortions in foreign markets when determining whether dumping has occurred, among others, the finance department said.
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Last year, tensions rose considerably — Europe slapped anti-dumping tariffs on Chinese steel imports, and the U.S. International Trade Commission launched an investigation, announcing last month that U.S. producers were harmed by the dumping and subsidization of imports of certain steel products from China.
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Ross said in early February that the United States would resume an anti-dumping investigation into Mexican tomatoes, withdrawing from a so-called suspension agreement that halted the anti-dumping case as long as Mexican producers sold their tomatoes above a pre-determined price.
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If it was Obama apologizing or dumping $150 billion on the mullahs, they would love it.
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But beyond his affection for the royals, Trump has no hesitation in dumping on British leaders.
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As far as cost-benefit modeling goes, dumping the minors wouldn't make practical or fiscal sense.
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Both Ross and Navarro pointed to steel dumping as an issue affecting the US trade deficit.
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In past decades, the United States has punished Japanese and German steelmakers with anti-dumping tariffs.
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It said it would continue the anti-dumping investigations launched last month for all 12 countries.
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"I have seen Border Patrol agents dumping out gallons of water" left for migrants, Jackson said.
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This could lead to phenomenal rainfall totals, all dumping on more or less the same area.
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They reckon India would become a dumping ground if Apple was allowed to import refurbished iPhones.
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Canada will resist any watering down of its ability to appeal against American anti-dumping duties.
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Whether she's dumping out the fish (Pearl Islands) or setting fire to Russell's hat (Heroes vs.
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So the farmers and -- by the way, the steel workers -- you know, I stopped the dumping.
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A lottery winner was arrested for dumping $200,000 worth of manure on an ex-boss's lawn.
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The rule banned plants from dumping any of this waste, either intentionally or not, into waterways.
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Up to this point, investors have been dumping Oracle shares in favor of Amazon and Salesforce.
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"Malaysia will not be the dumping ground of the world," environment minister Yeo Bee Yin said.
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As the snow from last month's blizzard continues to melt, weary pedestrians might get another dumping.
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If you have done something wrong, you can expect a very decisive dumping from a Libra.
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Ramirez Martiarena said Argentina had done a good job defending itself from dumping allegations in Europe.
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She arrived for a "Happy Couples" weekend with Arie and was met with a stern dumping.
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Widespread dumping of antibiotics in rivers has made the country a hotspot for anti-microbial resistance.
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As we turn to our domestic and regional markets, we face widespread dumping of subsidised sugar.
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But São Paulo's government recycles just 300 tonnes of waste a day, while dumping 12,3003 tonnes.
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As science becomes more international the risk of ethics dumping, both intentional and unintentional, has risen.
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It was akin to dumping a bowling ball into a bathtub — the effects could be catastrophic.
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Other companies are making similar promises to follow the rules, after previously dumping scooters without permission.
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Dumping the contents onto the room's carpet, we comb through the myriad of things tucked inside.
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Hurricane Matthew A week after the storm passed, the slow motion disaster is still dumping misery.
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After milk, he turns to the owners of a factory allegedly dumping effluent into a river.
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Fatbergs begin forming when people improperly dispose of trash by dumping it in sinks or toilets.
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Trump boasts about dumping traveling press corps The event on Friday was his coup-de-grace.
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Steel is first, with aluminum to follow, as Ross is finalizing a report on aluminum dumping.
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He said 22015% of Ghana's waterways were polluted by miners stirring up sediment and dumping waste.
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" He says, "Instruments are treated very differently from a simple lab service, like dumping a phone.
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This all happened within a very short period of time because we&aposve stopped the dumping.
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The panel ruled against the U.S. Commerce Department's practise of "zeroing" in cases involving targeted dumping.
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Alarmingly, Donald Trump's administration has started slashing protections against toxic dumping in our water and air.
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Let me put it this way: I don't get dumped by games, I do the dumping!
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Instead, it stayed over the city, dumping half an inch of rain over Pittsburgh every hour.
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In China meanwhile, Beijing has launched an anti-dumping investigation into stainless imports, focused on Indonesia.
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I used to stay up late into the night, dumping in as many hours as possible.
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We will be diligent in pursuing violative imports and in collecting anti-dumping and countervailing duties.
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Dumping Qualcomm is a big win for Intel or any other modem maker Apple's potentially considering.
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ROSS: WELL, THE ANTI-DUMPING CONSISTS OF DEALING WITH COUNTRIES THAT ARE ACTUALLY VIOLATING THE RULES.
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Following the anti-dumping duties removal, the European Commission started an investigation into possible unfair subsidies.
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A series of powerful storms are dumping potentially damaging amounts of rain and snow in California.
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When we get around to dumping pantry food that doesn't spark joy, I start to panic.
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Even if anti-dumping duties are imposed on Chinese steel, there is little prospect of that.
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But anti-dumping measures do additional harm, because big global firms know how to game them.
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The sorghum levy was in response to a Chinese anti-dumping investigation that began in February.
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It also announced provisional anti-dumping duties on cold-rolled flat steel from China and Russia.
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As it cracks, water rushes over it, leaching out plutonium and dumping it into the sea.
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Trump has contended international dumping of steel and aluminum has hurt American producers of the metals.
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China is raising "anti-dumping tariff rates" for some U.S. optical fiber products, Reuters reported Tuesday.
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Tropical storm Calvin hit land near the refinery on Monday evening, dumping rain across the region.
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Within his first week in office last year, he signed an executive order dumping the pact.
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When asked in the mid '70's about the possibility of dumping by communist subsidized industries.
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Dumping Mueller would only be the final step in a much larger effort to obstruct justice.
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China has faced its own anti-dumping measures over accusations of flooding markets with cheap steel.
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Mr. Portman said he agreed with Mr. Trump about cracking down on China for dumping steel.
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"Split-offs, spin-offs, dumping under-performing divisions, that's how your got stock higher," Cramer said.
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They, too, have seen critical industries like steel production hurt by dumping from state-owned enterprises.
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The Advanced Biofuels Association, a rival trade group, said the allegations of illegal dumping were untrue.
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Last month, the Commerce Department acted on aluminum foil, imposing anti-dumping duties on Chinese imports.
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At the same time that he is bromancing Putin, Trump is dumping on America's closest allies.
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Thus, it makes sense to impose anti-dumping and countervailing duties on imports of steel, right?
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I noticed the three of them taking selfies by a lady dumping cheese into a bucket.
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As an example, Nyanchoka pointed to a local cemetery that had become an illegal dumping site.
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The site was one of the popular dumping grounds for pics during the Marines United Scandal.
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The anti-dumping tax rate applicable to steel tubes and pipes is between 57.9% and 147.8%.
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Forget about ripping open a bag of dried noodles and dumping on a jar of sauce.
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Besides dumping our mold problem on Mars, these fungal spores could present a human health risk.
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Visualize yourself dumping old situations you don't need to carry as you toss out the trash.
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CHINA'S COMMERCE MINISTRY SAYS WILL REINVESTIGATE ANTI-DUMPING DUTIES ON SOME RUBBER PRODUCTS FROM EXXON MOBIL
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They briefly reversed their stock-dumping spree to acknowledge an extraordinary move by the Federal Reserve.
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Monasteries, he thought, were the dumping grounds for those deemed unfit for life in the world.
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The U.N. has described it as a "dumping ground" for people from elsewhere in the country.
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Now picture: an enormous sewage pipe hovering above, dumping a steady stream of gelatinous green goo.
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Before Jeff Bezos bought the Washington Post, he spent a lot of time dumping on gatekeepers.
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If caught they could face charges of littering on private property or illegal dumping, Pecka added.
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Importers of US poultry have long cried, um, "fowl" (sorry) against alleged dumping by American exporters.
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It showed investors were dumping stocks and had upped bond allocations to nearly eight-year highs.
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Companies were already dumping their own data centers to rent computing from Amazon, Microsoft and Google.
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As for Kelly dumping all his problems on Drea -- she says that's a load of crap.
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Of the Commission's 37 ongoing anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigations, 25 include imports from China.
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For the past decade, I've diligently ended my day by dumping my thoughts into a journal.
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They have sparred over whether sales of Chinese-made solar panels in Europe amounted to dumping.
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His farm is dumping hundreds of thousands of roses after the coronavirus made flower exports collapse.
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Later, the park became a dumping ground for rubble when the city's walls were torn down.
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The retail giant is in the midst of dumping equipment and damaged merchandise to salvage companies.
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Eurofer, which represents the European steel sector, said the Commission had found clear evidence of dumping.
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Canada says it has already taken steps to address any dumping of metals into its market.
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A termination would result in large anti-dumping tariffs being slapped on sugar imports from Mexico.
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I don't want a junk dealer hired by Surrogate's Court coming in and dumping these gems.
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Traders seem to be dumping stocks in favor of safe havens such as Treasurys and gold.
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There is no need to complicate the approval process by dumping your work onto other people.
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Investors were dumping the peso as they weighed the possibility of a trade war with Mexico.
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So the farmers and — by the way, the steel workers — you know, I stopped the dumping.
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Rosie Daly dumping my sorry ass had been my landmark, huge and solid as a mountain.
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I have snacks in my car but it's dumping rain and I forgot my rain jacket.
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"In 10 years, people may be dumping Lululemon leggings into the trash," Forward View's Yates said.
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And parts of freeways now look like free-flowing waterways as Florence is still dumping rain.
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Investors are taking more risk and dumping bonds for equities as stocks rally into year end.
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The landfill has been a dumping ground for the capital's garbage for more than 50 years.
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But Ferriola emphasized that the U.S. military isn't the only end market affected by steel dumping.
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There could be great dumping ahead of us, as there is almost every February and March.
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It once existed as an industrial landfill, and was frequently utilized as an illegal dumping ground.
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The Commerce Department said in early February that the United States would resume an anti-dumping investigation into Mexican tomatoes, withdrawing from a so-called suspension agreement that halted the anti-dumping case as long as Mexican producers sold their tomatoes above a pre-determined price.
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The U.S. Commerce Department said in early February that the United States would resume an anti-dumping investigation into Mexican tomatoes, withdrawing from a so-called suspension agreement that halted the anti-dumping case as long as Mexican producers sold their tomatoes above a pre-determined price.
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Clinton and her aligned super PACs have already begun dumping millions of advertising into the swing state.
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First, Hurricane Harvey barreled into Texas, dumping record rains and causing unprecedented flooding in cities like Houston.
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It purportedly shows Trump crudely dumping fish food into the pond as Abe looks on in horror.
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A time for resolutions, for self-betterment, for dumping out the old and bringing in the new.
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Current anti-dumping duties are up to 73.3 percent and anti-subsidy taxes up to 4.2 percent.
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The stretch of road where the ashes were found is known for illegal dumping, according to neighbors.
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The steel industry is particularly prone to dumping because there is so much global demand for it.
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It could also be speculation that a certain early bitcoin investor is dumping his or her bitcoin.
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Separately, Beijing slapped hefty anti-dumping deposits on U.S. imports of a livestock feed known as sorghum.
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The two sides agreed on monitoring and enforcement mechanisms to prevent steel dumping that might affect prices.
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The EU has over 40 anti-dumping measures to aid European steel producers, mostly aimed at China.
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They were using helicopters, heavy machinery and dumping rocks into the crevice of the damaged emergency spillway.
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So the linear system is resulting in a huge amount of taking, making, short-use and dumping.
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Fly-tipping—the illegal dumping of waste—tends to rise slightly as people try to avoid paying.
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And he has a surprising helping hand: Team Trump is cheering him on while dumping on Biden.
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"We can't keep dumping our waste into the environment, whether agricultural or human-based waste," Douglas says.
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He wasn't just executing a gameplan or dumping off to superstars racking up yards after the catch.
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They claim Mexico is "dumping" seasonal produce on the U.S. market with the help of government subsidies.
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The company announced this week that they're dumping the dessert scheme for a much more boring option.
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Widely followed banking analyst Dick Bove said he doesn't understand why investors were dumping banking stocks Friday.
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To put it simply, frontline (low-income, people of color, tribal) communities tend to be dumping grounds.
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We gave it another try, this time dumping the basket of demo shirts into the insert drawer.
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The debate format needs to be radically revamped and the first change should be dumping the moderators.
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That meant finding a balance between adhering to WTO rules and protecting EU companies threatened by dumping.
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Most vexing are the short windows for dumping trash, typically a couple of hours, morning and evening.
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Russia lodged the case in May 2015 saying that the duties violated the WTO's anti-dumping agreement.
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TO), the carrier's chief executive said on Thursday, following an anti-dumping complaint by Boeing Co (BA.
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In the United States, Indonesian biodiesel faces steep anti-subsidy measures, as well as anti-dumping duties.
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"It was probably incredibly smelly and dirty, with people dumping garbage outside of their houses," said Triadan.
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"There is no excuse for dumping puppies," Commander Chris Mayer with animal services said in the release.
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In 2012 the European Commission launched anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigations of Chinese solar-panel imports.
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If social dumping is a problem, attacking posted workers does not look like much of a solution.
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The decision on what price to use is key to assessing whether China is "dumping" goods abroad.
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"The dumping is a tactic they've been developing for the last five years or so," Lewis said.
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But anti-dumping and countervailing duties have already shut most Chinese steel out of the American market.
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Yes, FOMO on the ones you're dumping, but you'll be happier, healthier, and life will go on.
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Trump had considered dumping Price after the first time healthcare faltered, but decided to keep him on.
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China also offered to reconsider anti-dumping duties on U.S. sorghum, according to a proposal it submitted.
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China has been accused of dumping steel in the US market, hurting US manufacturers of the product.
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The measure comes one year after China had implemented anti-dumping measures against another leading Brazilian commodity.
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Firefighters and air tankers battle the blazes, dumping bucketloads of retardant the color of cherry Kool-Aid.
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"Mylan is not dumping any effluent into the environment, borewells or the CETP," said spokeswoman Nina Devlin.
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"There is no excuse for dumping puppies," Riverside County Animal Services Commander Chris Mayer said in April.
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Tai stabs the waterlogged mass with a stick and fishes it out, dumping it at my feet.
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Get Collapsible Measuring Cups for $14.99 See Details Basements have long become a dumping ground for junk.
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A sudden blizzardy blast descended on the Pacific Northwest city on Tuesday, dumping more than 1 ft.
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Mexico was originally found to violate U.S. trade laws as it pertains to sugar dumping and subsidizing.
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It's been a bad year for retailers, as investors have been dumping the entire sector (except Amazon).
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In a statement on Tuesday, it said it had determined the dumping margin to be 12.03 percent.
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Every time I tried to play another game, I wound up dumping another few hours into Vampyr.
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Sometimes there's no bucket or no open Starbucks, leaving alleyways and sidewalks to become the dumping ground.
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Sure, dumping Spicer might make the White House look bad to some critics for a few days.
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As far as Trump allegedly dumping on it ... Diedrich says it coulda been a bad Trump joke.
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Environment Minister Henryk Kowalczyk said Poland would change the law to fight illegal waste imports and dumping.
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That report showed that chemicals used in fracking had leaked from unlined dumping pits into Pavillion's groundwater.
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The storm was dumping heavy rains on parts of Central America and southeast Mexico, the NHC said.
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The steel sector is particularly in focus given Chinese dumping and the Trump administration's "America First" policy.
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A storm system was dumping heavy snow across the Northern Plains on Sunday and was heading east.
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And they might be, but it's not a transportation trend necessarily worth dumping all your savings into.
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Peru, another buyer of Argentine biodiesel, has also placed tariffs on Argentine biodiesel based on dumping complaints.
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An 11-kilometre perimeter wall built around the forest in 0003 has reduced dumping and illegal logging.
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However, products subject to anti-dumping duties are only applied on 1.38 percent of imports from China.
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Reddit continues to remain the internet's best dumping ground for some of the funniest content out there.
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Dumping Maxwell and moving up a few spots in the first round for the trouble was ideal.
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Rio treats only about half its sewage, dumping the rest untreated into the water around the city.
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When you have a competing industry dumping $100 million of negative ads on you, nobody likes that.
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Only some anti-dumping measures nearly a year into the new administration signaled a possible new direction.
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China's Ministry of Commerce has said any dumping claims should be put to the World Trade Organization.
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U.S. negotiators are seeking to allow U.S. seasonal produce growers to file anti-dumping cases against Mexico.
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How many can be added by threatening to slap anti-dumping tariffs on imports of Chinese steel?
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Anti-dumping or countervailing duties can be challenged in the courts of the country imposing the duties.
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Turkey is also appealing to the WTO over Morocco's anti-dumping duties on Turkish hot-rolled steel.
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The Fed is also gradually shrinking its balance sheet instead of dumping all economic stimulus at once.
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The system was not working, and our country became a dumping ground for our competitors and allies.
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The Trump administration also wants to eliminate panels to resolve complaints about anti-dumping and countervailing duties.
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The crimes that could be charged would be littering on private property or illegal dumping, Pecka said.
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Create a bill to ban dumping food into landfills; and instead, convert the wasted food into biofuels.
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Oliver also showed footage of the U.S. military dumping nuclear waste off the coast of New Jersey.
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They were storming through the buildings, emptying out rooms and dumping furnishings and supplies in piles outside.
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The Commerce Department said that triggers the same anti-dumping penalties as steel imported directly from China.
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They put profit first, trust in crazed markets and even rationalize dumping toxic waste on poor countries.
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The EPA now helps regulate how the city disposes of trash to prevent dumping in the Atlantic.
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CHINA COMMERCE MINISTRY SAYS WILL EXTEND ANTI-DUMPING INVESTIGATION INTO IMPORTS OF AUSTRALIAN BARLEY FOR SIX MONTHS
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Think, for instance, of the chemical and oil refineries that, damaged by Hurricane Harvey, started dumping waste.
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I begin the following day in earnest by dumping a teaspoon of MCT oil in my coffee.
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They already weren't particularly keen on dumping 25 to 30 million dollars in marketing on the film.
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Looks like Kourtney is test-driving a newer model after dumping that old dude Younes Bendjima ... 24?
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Beijing has imposed anti-dumping measures on Brazilian chicken products, which Brasília is trying to get lifted.
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But really troubling part is the idea of dumping contracts to free up room to sign him.
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She noted P Tech was licensed for pyrolysis but did not speak specifically about the dumping case.
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Although Hurricane Lane has weakened to a tropical storm, it's moisture is dumping on Hawaii — as warned.
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The unit also pleaded guilty to dumping parts, including brake shoes, in the ocean to hide evidence.
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The company had already let go ten employees due to dumping, about 20 percent of its workforce.
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Trump and Abe did everyone, fish included, a favor by just dumping the food and moving along.
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They will come apart unexpectedly, dumping red wine in places where you emphatically do not want it.
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The town's website has a page describing how the practice of steel dumping hurts the local economy.
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Moulton: I do believe the D.C.C.C. bungled this and shouldn't be dumping opposition research on fellow Democrats.
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Along the trails, 16 waste dumping sites, 46 trash cans and three toilets have also been installed.
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They don't necessarily understand the implications of, for example, dumping raw input from the dongle to HTML.
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"No wonder your mother won't get you a phone," Nani says, dumping the remote on the couch.
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In 2010, it said it would impose tariffs on American poultry after its own anti-dumping investigation.
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I really want her dumping of rage to stop, but I don't feel comfortable telling her so.
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Eleven hours after the anti-dumping deposits were announced, the ship stopped and then slowly tracked northwest.
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"The common perception is that China keeps dumping cheap steel into the global markets," Mr. Yeung said.
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Summer, once the dumping ground of television, is now the season with a little something for everyone.
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Rescuers were dumping their cars at the curb and dashing through back streets in the pouring rain.
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He shook up the military and security services, dumping dozens of generals, including two commanders last summer.
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He has sold the family home, and is dumping Maud at Aunt Ida's for the foreseeable future.
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Dumping of fertilizer and human waste into the water also contributes to some algae blooms, Brand said.
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Under Chapter 19, binational panels hear complaints about illegal subsidies and dumping, and then issue binding decisions.
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Macron came to Washington to try to talk Trump out of possibly dumping the Obama-era agreement.
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Due to the dirt runoff from off-roading and illegal dumping, the coral reefs are in danger.
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A lot of the Silicon Valley fabricators have used it as their dumping ground over the years.
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Concerned investors are dumping stocks, seeking safer investments like government bonds, pushing prices up and yields down.
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But he also believes in dumping vast oceans of documents, unedited and unredacted, careless to the consequences.
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Boeing has alleged it is being harmed because Bombardier is dumping its aircraft in the United States.
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Free-tier customers won't be paying by dumping their user data onto Foursquare's servers, the company says.
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Investors are especially interested in dumping venture capital dollars into health-care start-ups, he has observed.
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EUROPEAN COMMISSION READY TO BOLSTER 5G CYBERSECURITY BY USING TRADE DEFENCE TOOLS AGAINST DUMPING OR FOREIGN SUBSIDIES
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Additionally, the panel's Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee will continue recent investigations into pill dumping and patient brokering.
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Trump has repeatedly accused China of ripping the U.S. off economically with currency manipulation and steel dumping.
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In late April, Trump directed the Commerce Department to investigate whether steel dumping threatens U.S national security.
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Trucks full of boulders have also been dumping their cargo on the damaged portions of the spillway.
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But the Reppie power plant will not convert debris from the dumping site next door, explains Alemayehu.
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China filed a World Trade Ogarnization protest against what it alleged was sorghum dumping in its markets.
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The status would make it harder for Europe to impose anti-dumping duties on cheap Chinese goods.
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His shock turned to anger when he saw top Breitburn executives dumping virtually all their common units.
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China's WTO request cites Washington's non-compliance with a ruling in a dispute over U.S. dumping duties.
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Several suspects have been held for allegedly dumping the garbage, according to the Shanghai Environmental Protection Bureau.
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All others were assigned a dumping margin of 12.41 percent and a subsidy rate of 4.16 percent.
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In April 20th, Trump directed the Commerce Department to investigate whether steel dumping threatens U.S national security.
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Competitors have long complained that Chinese companies use government subsidies and illegal dumping to capture market share.
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ALUMINIUM: The European Commission said it has opened an investigation into whether China is dumping aluminium extrusions.
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Actions can be brought for dumping, countervailing duties, patent infringement and safeguard protections, to name a few.
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The snowstorm blanketed much of western Oregon, dumping up to five feet of snow in some areas.
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Imported Chinese bicycles, subject to anti-dumping duties since 1993, currently face an import tariff of 48.5%.
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China's anti-dumping tariffs on U.S. DDGS were first implemented in 553 at a rate of 33.8%.
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Rather than dumping the remains, spend the day repurposing leftovers into meals you can eat all week.
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Brussels needs to ensure that such products would not undermine agreed common standards, or compete by price dumping.
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"Pumping and dumping the milk does not metabolize alcohol out of your system faster," she explained to PEOPLE.
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Police said they believe Hunt killed her on or around March 1 before dumping her body that day.
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Right around the same time that investors started dumping stocks and commodities, concerns about faltering oil demand sharpened.
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The major selling point of dumping the F-749 in favor of the F-16 hinges on cost.
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She also said the WTO needs rules to address China's subsidies and dumping of its goods in markets.
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"You get an anti-dumping duty after a year of preparation and then there's the litigation," he says.
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Video from the local ABC television affiliate showed state troopers dumping out bottles and cans of confiscated drinks.
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You may need to dump a friend or two, and dumping is not something you Libras do easily.
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Beijing will also make use of anti-dumping and other measures to protect its producers, said the document.
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Terminating NAFTA would end this system, potentially exposing companies in all three countries to more anti-dumping duties.
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Furthermore, the country is already grappling with broader ecological crises, such as illegal dumping, deforestation, and contaminated water.
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Last year, Japan ran a $69 billion trade surplus with us while dumping $31.6 billion of Treasury securities.
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As a result, the United States has become a dumping ground for foreign "puppy mill" and "rescue" dogs.
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Mr Zuma, a president facing 783 corruption charges, had been thinking about dumping Mr Gordhan for some time.
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He suggested his department might start its own actions against foreign dumping, rather than leaving them to industry.
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Recently, Mexico's economy ministry imposed anti-dumping duties in March on imports of carbon steel pipe from China.
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Officials now argue that left untackled, Chinese dumping will kill the public consent needed to strike trade deals.
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By corporate merger standards, this is a grease fire on which everyone is dumping more water, especially Trump.
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It doesn't just mean dumping Twitter; it also means no Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, or any other superfluous distraction.
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"Thank you for allowing me to get what I need," he told Rachel as she was dumping him.
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Barzal kept Schmaltz at arm's length before dumping a pass to Devon Toews, who then dished to Bailey.
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After dumping Celeste's body in an oil tank, he returned to smother Bella, who begged for her life.
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Day after day, massive thunderstorms erupted around the storm's center, dumping rains over the same water-logged region.
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Coastal construction can lead to the dumping of sediment in the ocean, clouding waters and blocking needed light.
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Dumping obligations onto Patriot didn't save Peabody either, which is now on the verge of going under itself.
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What weather pattern has been dumping an immense amount of heat from the Pacific Ocean into the atmosphere?
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One is a focus on places, like the Louisiana bayous, reputed to be especially suited for dumping bodies.
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In fact, dumping your coffee elsewhere can disrupt the layer of carbon dioxide that surrounds and protects it.
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Both sides can still put in place tariffs to counter what they see as dumping or unfair subsidies.
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In September, a European Union court annulled anti-dumping tariffs the bloc had applied to Argentine biodiesel imports.
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A few years later the remaining American bikemakers applied to have anti-dumping tariffs slapped on Chinese imports.
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The police sprayed them with tear gas and bullets, killing 18 people and dumping bodies in the river.
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Initially the government merely utilized anti-dumping measures (designed to make market competition fairer) to protect steelmaker Arrium.
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"If they don't stop dumping waste here there will be another incident," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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China currently levies anti-dumping duties up to 73.3 percent and anti-subsidy taxes up to 4.2 percent.
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The individual identifying themselves as Earnest used the document dumping sites Pastebin and Mediafire to post their manifestos.
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The tweet quickly went viral, with people applauding Witham for standing up for herself and dumping her boyfriend.
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This week the club agreed on new anti-dumping rules to cover subsidised Chinese steel and the like.
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The United States has been under fire for years about the way it calculates unfair pricing, or dumping.
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Neither Dr Deem nor his lawyers would comment on the specific suggestion that he had committed ethics dumping.
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It scrutinised past examples of ethics dumping and sought ways of stopping similar things happening in the future.
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But leaving them in Syria or dumping them on developing countries does not make the problem go away.
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I'm thanking them for doing that on the government level, because this will actually stop this irresponsible dumping.
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DUMPING TREASURIES China is the biggest holder of U.S. government debt, with about $1.12 trillion in U.S. Treasuries.
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Its trade partners have instituted dozens of anti-dumping measures against it, with many more in the pipeline.
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His dumping of reams of sensitive information without redaction was the act of an anarchist, not a journalist.
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Last week, more than 40,000 German steel workers took to the streets to protest against dumping from China.
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The pair is then seen dumping the dog into a shallow grave and draping a sheet over him.
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EU diplomats say that Britain tends to vote against anti-dumping duties due to its free trade approach.
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In practice, the zeroing methodology tends to increase the level of U.S. anti-dumping duties on foreign producers.
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The storm system hovered over the state where it made landfall Saturday, dumping rain on already deluged cities.
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Commerce said it is scheduled to announce a final decision on the anti-dumping duties on Sept. 7.
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The U.S. government recently determined those firms were selling their washers in the U.S. market at dumping prices.
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The move was part of an anti-dumping probe by China as trade tensions with the U.S. escalate.
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The stalled storm is forecast to sit over land, dumping deluges of rain inland, similar to Hurricane Harvey.
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That's perhaps a deal-breaker in terms of dumping all other travel apps in favor of Lambus alone.
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You may be dumping someone, or this may not manifest in your romantic relationships, but a professional relationship.
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His previous owner locked him in an empty apartment — dumping bags of cat food in there each week.
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"I was dumping it into the sink because nobody in the house likes eating Jell-O," she says.
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Economic analyses suggest that temporary anti-dumping tariffs are actually more damaging than run-of-the-mill protectionism.
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Should their rivals attempt to cut prices to gain market share, they file anti-dumping petitions against them.
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Just as some Israelis want to turn Gaza into Palestine, Egypt is dumping it back in Israel's lap.
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China's environmental watchdog is preparing to crack down on dumping waste on soil and in water, Reuters reports.
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They accuse Mexico of "dumping" product such as seasonal tomatoes and other fresh produce into the U.S. market.
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That meant a federal permit would be needed before dumping pollution in those waterways or filling them in.
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THE WTO RULES DO NOT PERMIT SUBSIDIES, THEY DO NOT PERMIT DUMPING, THEY DO NOT PERMIT THOSE THINGS.
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"Many people have also been killed by landfill collapses because of dumping earth without discipline," the letter said.
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That makes it more substantial than anti-subsidy and anti-dumping cases against imports from a single country.
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It is currently profitable thanks partly to new anti-dumping tariffs that have limited cheap imports to Europe.
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Brazilian warplanes are dumping water over Rondonia in an effort to extinguish raging fires in the Amazon rainforest.
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He the current system "fairly porous" and one that has failed to solve the dumping of cheap imports.
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The House Energy & Commerce Committee has also conducted investigations into pill dumping by drug distributors in West Virginia.
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Since last Friday, investors have been dumping the high-flying cohort of companies with rosy earnings-growth prospects.
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Executives everywhere have been trying to improve matters by dumping unprofitable businesses, crimping expenses or laying off staff.
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Activist Erin Brockovich is helping with a class action lawsuit against alleged toxic dumping in Michigan, MLive reports.
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Cheap steel shipments from China have forced countries to impose a slew of anti-dumping duties against Beijing.
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Shen added that the United States has twice imposed anti-dumping measures on Chinese tire exports since 2007.
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The countervailing duties come on top of proposed anti-dumping duties for both countries' biodiesel announced in October.
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After dumping Celeste's body in an old field, he returned to smother Bella, who begged for her life.
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If both Commerce and the ITC issue affirmative final determinations, an anti-dumping duty order will be issued.
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China also holds about $1.12 trillion in U.S. Treasuries, stirring talk that Beijing could start dumping U.S. bonds.
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Because Chinese mills can sell their products cheap, exports rose, leading to complaints of dumping from other countries.
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"Tariffs on the 'dumping' of Steel in the United States have totally revived our Steel Industry," Trump tweeted.
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"If this dumping is not stopped, China will quickly grab an e-bike monopoly in Europe," Fioravanti said.
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In 2014, North Korean hackers broke into Sony Pictures and started dumping thousands of emails of Sony executives.
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The flames quickly spread, eventually destroying nearly 50,000 acres and dumping ash across the nearby city of Portland.
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It screams super weird since Ben hooked up with JoJo before dumping her on last season's 'Bachelor' finale.
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The move was widely expected after the government announced a similar move on anti-dumping duties last week.
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As long as humans have been dumping plastic trash into the ocean, sea creatures have been eating it.
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The U.S. imposes "dumping duties," tariffs on foreign products priced below U.S. market value, on several Chinese industries.
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Which is precisely why dumping 500 metric tons of peanuts in Haiti raised alarm among civil society groups.
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Friends would bring their boiling pots and several pounds of chopped vegetables, dumping them onto the communal table.
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Dean Heller, a Republican, who has pledged that Nevada will never be the nation's nuclear waste dumping ground.
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On Thursday, the Senate repealed a rule that would have limited coal companies from dumping waste into streams.
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Some supermarkets in Australia stopped stocking the fruit, and videos circulated of farmers dumping tons of ripe strawberries.
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The great ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica are dumping ever-rising volumes of water into the sea.
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Only the bodies that are taken to morgues are counted, not those found dismembered in clandestine dumping grounds.
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Investors have been dumping riskier assets such as stocks amid uncertainty over the economic blow from the coronavirus.
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During Prohibition, the federal government stored crates of seized alcohol, with workers dumping the contents into the harbor.
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It said the killers then incinerated and ground up their remains, before dumping them in a nearby river.
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The EPA helped institute regulations for how the city disposed of trash to prevent dumping in the Atlantic.
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But in recent weeks, Republicans were in full panic mode, dumping more than $9 million into the race.
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Jessica's dumping of Mark did lead to this blistering observation from two astute witnesses: Did they get married?
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So as long as a polluter isn't dumping directly into federally regulated waters, they wouldn't need a permit.
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They want a modernized trade pact to fix such abuses, such as Mexico's "dumping" of certain specialty crops.
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Vanke, the company that's positioned to run Xiaohaituo after the Olympics, has been dumping money into Shijinglong, too.
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This comes as AmerisourceBergen and its peers are under renewed scrutiny from a congressional investigation into pill-dumping.
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In response, people have put up signs threatening violence or making religious invocations to stop the rubbish dumping.
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Sunscreen isn't the only enemy of healthy reefs; other polluters include ocean warming, agricultural runoff and sewage dumping.
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Campaigns have increasingly been dumping extensive footage of campaign rallies or old biographical videos on their YouTube pages.
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A snow storm is expected to hit Green Bay, Wisconsin, on Saturday, dumping 8-10 inches of snow.
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Last month it also imposed a provisional anti-dumping duty on seamless tubes and pipes imported from China.
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If the anti-dumping action succeeds, it will mean that huge new plant in Texas will be humming.
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Kilauea is just one of several volcanoes around the world capable of dumping fresh lava into the ocean.
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There are special emergency fuel-dumping procedures for aircraft operating into and out of any major US airport.
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Erik Voorhees, a bitcoin advocate and entrepreneur, declared this on Twitter as his reason for dumping Bitcoin Cash.
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Then Oreo made its own version, dumping cookies and milk into a copy of Think and Grow Rich.
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The proposal in general sets the normal reference value in dumping cases involving WTO members to domestic prices.
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That's a big reason why cities across the country are scaling back or completely dumping their recycling programs.
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Investors soured on Lopez Obrador following his announcement cancelling the airport, dumping Mexican bonds, stocks and the peso.
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In February, the Argus gauge showed insiders feverishly dumping stocks, which turned out to be a bad bet.
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It works as a dehumidifier — but instead of dumping excess water into a bin, it waters a plant.
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Meadows and Paul have introduced FATCA repeal bills, and the 2016 GOP platform also calls for dumping FATCA.
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But witnesses in Kasai-Central interviewed in March by Reuters said they had seen army trucks dumping bodies.
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The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy has calculated the extent of dumping of major commodity crops, i.e.
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What Mr. Putin did by dumping Democrats' emails wasn't a leak; it was an attack with stolen information.
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"We're going to be addressing the steel dumping," Trump told the Journal, calling it "a very unfair situation".
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She's just endured her own round of disappointments — largely stemming from another teacher dumping her in humiliating fashion.
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Dumping unused apps and avoiding extreme hot and cold external temperatures when using the iPad can help, too.
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And when I say dumping, I mean that quite literally, as in, dumped out of a moving van.
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Mexico and the United States agreed to eliminate a settlement system for anti-dumping disputes, NAFTA's Chapter 19.
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Wang Hejun, head of the trade remedy and investigation bureau at China's Ministry of Commerce, questioned the way in which the U.S. anti-dumping investigation is being conducted "In the anti-dumping probe, investigating departments disregarded the cooperation of the Chinese government and Chinese enterprises," Wang said in a statement.
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The U.S. also has domestic laws surrounding dumping that were recently expanded by Congress early last year, and White House could face a domestic legal challenge to any action against steel dumping — for example, from an auto manufacturer or a foreign exporter — before it has to face down the WTO.
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Workers have resumed dumping concrete blocks in Oura bay, the first stage in the creation of a coastal embankment.
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Republican committees and Super PAC's tried to make up the difference by dumping over $10 million into the race.
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Numerous media reports have surfaced that a bad attitude and bad knees also factored into the Dolphins dumping Ajayi.
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Typhoon Cimarron sliced across western Japan less than two weeks ago, dumping heavy rain before heading out to sea.
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China is also under pressure to curb production due to rising trade cases against its dumping, Morgan Stanley noted.
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Along with Chile's SERNAPESCA fisheries body, they have widely rejected a link between salmon dumping and the recent outbreak.
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But it's frankly dangerous to recommend that people start dumping large sums of cash into what's essentially Monopoly money.
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If Trump is in anyone&aposs pockets, it&aposs yours and he&aposs dumping wads of cash in it.
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They blame steel dumping for more than 220,000 layoffs and billions of dollars in losses in their home states.
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Keeping Chapter 19 will not affect Washington's enforcement of anti-dumping and anti-subsidy laws, said a U.S. official.
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Now, the area where the snow pile sits is the dumping spot for snow that collects on the roof.
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At Bhalswa, a steady flow of jeeps zigzag up the trash heap dumping their garbage, as hawks circle overhead.
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Soon, the owners were dumping their crayfish in the wild, where they are multiplying like crazy to this day.
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And it's not even clear that dumping Treasuries would even have the desired impact of hurting the United States.
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It is the biggest of the city's three dumping grounds, and receives 5,500 metric tonnes of waste every day.
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Unless dumping stops, the United Nations says by 2050 there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish.
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The EU cut anti-dumping duties in September to between 4.5 and 8.1 percent from 22 to 25.7 percent.
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"Everything they export is dumping," said Derek Scissors, Asia economist at the American Enterprise Institute, a Washington think tank.
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Carbio referenced the "established precedent" of the WTO as evidence Argentina was not dumping biodiesel in a Tuesday statement.
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Peru, the second-largest export market for Argentine biodiesel, also placed anti-dumping tariffs on biodiesel imports last October.
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Jackson dumping his girlfriend and coming back for Maggie after all this goes down was already swoon-worthy enough.
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Dumping rubble, known as riprap, into the water around a bridge's piers stabilises the riverbed they are sunk into.
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Moving about 2 miles per hour, Harvey is expected to keep dumping rain in and around Houston for days.
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U.S. anti-dumping cases typically take a year - versus 13 years and counting in its trench warfare against Airbus.
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Cramer thinks investors may be finally realizing that dumping stocks wholesale was a severe reaction to the Brexit news.
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U.S. sugar refiners say Mexico's exports are subsidized, undercutting their business and that the agreement failed to stop dumping.
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New environmental regulations have sought to crack down on chemical dumping but they do not seem to do enough.
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Nervous about the global economic slowdown and trade policy, investors are dumping foreign currencies in favor of the greenback.
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Mr Grandão laments the waste-dumping and land-grabbing in São Bento, but blames it on the mayor's office.
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Weather forecasters expect the snow to continue throughout today and into Saturday, dumping an additional nine inches of snow.
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I think of McDonald's #McDStories, where they tried to start a hashtag that became a dumping ground on McDonald's.
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Improbably dumping their stormtrooper disguises (plot hole!), they opt to blast their way out of the Death Star instead.
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That created trade flows to America that over 420 separate anti-dumping and countervailing duties could not fully stem.
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Today I'll be on set, taking the memory cards as they come and dumping the footage and organizing it.
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He's not looking at it as a dumping ground for stuff that NBC would otherwise be losing money on.
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Digital gun control Apple's dumping its pistol emoji, in favor of a more politically correct neon green water gun.
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Unimpressed with progress on North Korea and market opening, the White House has moved aggressively to target aluminium dumping.
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Rejecting calls for additional laws to prevent potential dumping, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said existing measures were sufficient.
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For a long time, for 20 years, we thought recycling was working by dumping trash into third world countries.
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WikiLeaks has a history of dumping sensitive information on the internet and running away in the name of impartiality.
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But anti-colonialism may not be the only motive for dumping the British court, which often overrules regional tribunals.
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Mr Assange's commitment to dumping information, rather than reporting it, has put him directly at odds with real journalists.
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The anti-dumping deposits on Brazil's chicken exports into China range from 18 percent to 38 percent, Marques said.
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Importantly, the convention places the burden on the exporting (usually developed) countries not to engage in irresponsible dumping elsewhere.
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With these two companies dumping signatures, other big credit card companies like Visa and American Express could follow suit.
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"In the anti-dumping probe, investigating departments disregarded the cooperation of the Chinese government and Chinese enterprises," Wang said.
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The tropical storm touched down Friday as a Category 4 hurricane, dumping punishing rain on the Texas Coastal Bend.
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Rather, falling Chinese import penetration is more down to U.S. anti-dumping measures against specific products such as foil.
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We were flying at 4,000 feet, the pilot later told us, dumping fuel in preparation for an emergency landing.
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Dumping margins on the products from China are 159.99 percent and from Vietnam 21.85 percent, the Commerce Department said.
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He said he might return on Saturday and could stop in Louisiana where the storm is now dumping rain.
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So the United States will continue to apply alternative anti-dumping methodologies in proceedings involving China, the official said.
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Other coastal spots have been hit by marea roja, an algal bloom associated with industrial dumping that poisons shellfish.
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Communities began doing house-to-house checks looking for illegal hookups dumping into the sewer system or the river.
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Miss America's dumping a longstanding tradition ... scrapping the swimsuit competition because it'll no longer judge contestants on physical appearance.
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In January, Beijing slapped anti-dumping duties on DDGS imports from the United States of up to 53.7 percent.
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The haphazard dumping of scooters needs a major overhaul that these companies aren't about to work out amongst themselves.
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Still, issues such as steel and aluminum dumping and other prickly issues weren't on the table in this round.
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But I don't mind you dumping your aging teams in decline onto me if you can't support them anymore.
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Khloé also admits that she feels bad dumping this stuff on Kim with everything that Kim has going on.
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But the E-Trade official said one move experienced investors won't make is overreacting by dumping stocks en masse.
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An online petition entitled "Stop dumping plastic in paradise!" has attracted almost a million signatures in the past week.
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The streams are sometimes dangerously polluted, thanks partly to a local entrepreneur who makes his money illegally dumping toxins.
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The position of criminal investigator at the EPA that usually involves investigating environmental crimes involving pollution or waste dumping.
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BECAUSE STEALING INTELLECUAL PROPERTY OR FORCING COMPANIES TO SHARE IS A VERY DIFFERENT THING THAN DUMPING STEEL OR ALUMINUM.
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When the friend who had taken me to the show and I left the venue, it was dumping rain.
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Commonwealth Bank, Australia's biggest lender, said it was dumping captain Smith as an ambassador "in light of recent circumstances".
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In particular, big companies with thousands of employees and legacy servers aren't dumping all of their data into AWS.
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China has come under fire from trading partners accusing it of dumping its excess industrial capacity in global markets.
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That allows the EU and the U.S. to levy anti-dumping charges on Chinese products allegedly selling below cost.
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A bushy field across from a graveyard is now a dumping ground for broken branches and battered tree trunks.
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Diaz also said customers should avoid dumping liquids into garbage bags because it can make for a huge mess.
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" Yet this incineration caused air pollution, Deesy said, so over time, hospitals shifted to "dumping the containers into landfills.
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The status would reportedly make it more difficult for the U.S. to prove anti-dumping cases against Chinese companies.
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"I want a massive increase in anti-dumping taxes when we face attacks from outside (the EU)," Macron said.
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Carnival was issued a $20 million fine after some of its ships were caught dumping trash into the ocean.
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Babakinejad said he decided to speak out because he's worried about the health and environmental impacts of the dumping.
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The last self-initiated anti-dumping duty investigation occurred in 1985 on semiconductors from Japan, according to the department.
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The severe winter storm that forecasters warned about for days is already dumping snow on the southern United States.
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The workers delivered a list of their demands at the European Union offices, including a call to end dumping.
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It was one of several ships that had to abruptly change course after China announced the anti-dumping duty.
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Why is the FBI dumping dozens of documents tenuously linked to the election just a week before it happens?
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Boeing Co, the world's largest maker of jetliners, accuses the Canadian firm of dumping planes on the U.S. market.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has made ending this practice, which he says amounts to social dumping, a key priority.
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Cap space remains valuable for a franchise that should continue to exist as a dumping ground for unwanted salary.
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According to the Department of Justice, Purkey then burned Long's body before dumping her remains in a septic pond.
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Heavy rainfall can compound the effects of a storm surge, dumping more water on top of the ocean surge.
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The eerie timing aside ... Epstein's will lays out the total amount he's dumping into a trust ... a whopping $577,672,654.
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As reported by the New York Times, he abandoned a state lawsuit against companies dumping pollution in Oklahoma's waterways.
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Some of these have been victims of Chinese industrial espionage or trade violations, such as dumping or export subsidies.
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Lastly, I'm dumping money onto mostly my Apple card (currently at around $2,000, a terrible mistake on my part).
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However the ministry then granted the company a variance on the stay, which allowed the dumping to go ahead.
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Thanks, Jehan Hey Jehan, I just got your message about the Italian mob dumping waste in the Naples region.
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I would suggest contacting the National Institute of Health, who conducted the study on the dumping, and ask them.
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Existing anti-dumping and countervailing duties have been rendered ineffective by the volatility in steel prices, the ministry said.
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But Reed responded by dumping his approach in the water — the hazard that Woods had laid up to avoid.
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Watch the clip ... the guys go pretty wild -- even dumping a whole water bottle on the star center's head!!
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A wave hit the boat at the same instant, tipping it violently, and dumping freezing water into the hull.
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That, Dr. Meghani said, has "led to wide scale inappropriate opioid tapering or simply dumping of complex pain patients."
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A powerful storm is cutting across the country from Colorado to the Great Lakes, disrupting flights and dumping snow.
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Other winemakers use it as a dumping place for grapes or wines that they do not think measure up.
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I get it, hardware changes and it's not as simple as just dumping one game onto a new console.
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In addition to an expected executive order to retaliate against the dumping of Chinese steel, he has promised more.
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He also lobbied on behalf of a coal-power utility accused of dumping toxic ash in southern Puerto Rico.
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In a statement, Delta called the fuel dumping "normal procedure," but said it had "concerns" over the reported injuries.
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From learning how to best use your battery bank, to dumping tanks, planning where to stay, and so on.
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As Tennant predicted, DuPont had used a field near his property as a PFOA dumping ground since the '80s.
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After notifying air traffic controllers, the crew will be directed to an "appropriate fuel-dumping area," the FAA said.
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Rising fears over the coronavirus' impact on the global economy left investors dumping stocks in search of safer assets.
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