China exported $452.2 billion of goods to the US in 2019, while South Korea exported $77.5 billion.
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China exported $337 billion of goods to the US in 2019, while South Korea exported $52.5 billion.
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In June, he said Saudi Arabia exported about 7.5 million barrels a day and southern Iraq exported 3.6 million.
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In September 2019, the U.S. exported exported 90,000 b/d more total crude oil and petroleum products than it imported, the first month recorded in U.S. data where it had exported more than it had imported.
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Almost half of the goods manufactured within the US are exported, and agricultural commodities and services are also exported abroad.
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Brazil exported only 1.4 tonnes of beef to Japan this year through September compared with 1 million tonnes exported world wide.
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In the first quarter, China exported nearly four times as many goods to the U.S. as the U.S. exported to China.
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Shandong Chambroad Petrochemical exported its first 20,000 tonne gasoline cargo in May, Mai said, adding that Dongming has exported four cargoes.
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You can't understand Brexit or the 2016 events unless you understand that China exported their deflation, they exported their excess capacity.
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Canada exported $290 billion (63 percent of its total exports) and Mexico exported about $21625 billion (2900 percent of total exports).
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Trending down: A bug in Google Takeout exported some people's videos in Google Photos to get exported to strangers' archives last November.
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It cited the example of car parts exported from Slovakia to Germany, where they are assembled and exported as a final product to Britain.
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From those countries, the finished products are exported to China, where they go into manufactured products that are then exported to consumers around the world.
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The missile system will be exported to Qatar via Italy, while the seekers will be exported through the United States, Altmaier said in his letter.
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That's slightly more vehicles than Mexico has exported to the United States over the last year, and nearly 1 million more than Canada has exported.
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Purdue's data show that cars and car parts exported by China are responsible for nine times more CO2 per dollar than those exported by Germany.
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The country exported $719.7 million globally in 2017, or 85.6 percent of the global total; the U.S. by comparison exported just $6.8 million, according to WTEx.
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Consider this scenario: Biomass is harvested in Cameroon, it is exported to the UK for combustion and power, and the captured CO2 is exported to Norway for sequestration.
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In 2017, the US exported a total of $115.6 billion in goods to China, and China exported $505 billion in goods to the US, according to the Washington Post.
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"The increase in volume exported is partly associated with government actions to effectively manage mining activities in the country," the bank said, without giving details on the volume exported.
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In 2013 the UN estimated that African businesses that exported goods to other African countries faced average tariffs of 8.7%, compared with 0003% for those that exported goods beyond Africa.
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Compared with Qatar and Kuwait, each of which exported over 600 barrels of oil per day per 1,000 people in 2015, Venezuela exported 63 barrels and Russia and Iran even less.
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More than 10,000 pigs are exported from Ireland to Northern Ireland every week, while a quarter of all milk produced by dairies in Northern Ireland is exported to Ireland for processing.
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The U.S. exported about $34 billion worth of goods to India in 2019, just a fraction of the $256 billion exported to Mexico, the top destination for U.S. goods last year.
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China exported about $482 billion in goods to the United States in 2015, more than any other country exported to the U.S., according to the Office of the United States Trade Representative.
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Indonesia exported 4.37 million tonnes of palm oils to EU countries last year, according to data from the Indonesian Palm Oil Association (Gapki), while Malaysia exported 2.06 million tonnes of the commodity.
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A considerable amount of purified CBD is exported to the US. In 2016, the UK produced 95 tons of legal herb and exported almost 68 percent of the world's total medicinal weed.
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Mexican calves — possibly fed American corn — are exported to the United States, where they are further fattened and then butchered for meat that may be exported for sale abroad, including to Mexico.
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Those measures "shall apply with respect to vessels loading, transporting, or discharging petroleum, including crude oil and refined petroleum products, illicitly exported or attempted to be exported from Libya," the new resolution states.
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In October, the United States exported 621,000 bpd of gasoline to Mexico, accounting for roughly 60 percent of the 1.03 million bpd exported that month, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).
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It was also banned from being exported outside of Europe.
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Iraq exported 3.543 million bpd of crude oil in July.
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Semiconductors are the main intermediate product exported by South Korea.
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But it makes a lot less sense for exported hardware.
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Its tea, a key cash crop, is exported from Mombasa.
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Iraq exported 3.372 million bpd of crude oil in November.
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In retrospect we gave away the goods that we exported.
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Austria alone, home to Glock, exported 1.3m handguns to America.
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Portuguese power was exported abroad to hide weakness at home.
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The products are being exported to the U.S. and Europe.
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Iraq exported 3.521 million bpd of crude oil in June.
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About 70 percent of organic production is exported to Europe.
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In 210, the country exported nearly 210,000 tons of honey.
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By contrast, Washington exported almost $800 million in fresh apples.
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Cambodia exported more than $5 billion in garments last year.
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A key source of income is exported commodities, namely minerals.
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Alaska has also exported LNG, primarily to Japan, for decades.
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China exported $3.8 billion, making it Kenya's biggest trading partner.
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Germany exported nearly 2202,2628 cars to the U.S. in 28500.
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Iraq exported 3.490 million bpd of crude oil in May.
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In 2015, Ireland exported 112.4 billion euros worth of goods.
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More than 99 percent of the plant's output is exported.
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In 2013, Japan exported 5 billion yen worth of wagyu.
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The iX3 will be built in China and exported globally.
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Some products, like pork, get exported at even higher rates.
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The U.S. exported about $130 billion to China last year.
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The Spartanburg plant has exported $10 billion worth of cars.
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Audio can be exported, but not as a combined file.
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Frankincense is exported by the thousands of tons each year.
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Indonesia in 2018 exported $13.2 billion worth of textile goods.
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Indonesia in 2018 exported $13.2 billion worth of textile goods.
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"So the crude is available to be exported," Smith said.
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There are over $28503 trillion in commodities exported every year.
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The United States exported $120 billion to China in 2017.
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A majority of it was until recently exported to China.
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But Harley-Davidson said last week that EU tariffs on motorcycles exported from the U.S. went from 6 to 31 percent, adding about $2,200 per average motorcycle exported from the U.S. into EU countries.
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Last year, Madagascar exported 1,600 tons of prepared vanilla, for a total value of over $680 million, more than triple the export value of 2015 for more than 2,700 exported tons of prepared vanilla.
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Nor has the country exported sufficient material to prevent the need for inventory drawdown elsewhere, although there is much devil in the detail of how much it has exported and, critically, in what form.
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The United States exported $16.3 billion of civilian aircraft to China in 2017, the biggest category of goods it exported to China, according to a paper published by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
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With U.S. production surging, more of its oil is being exported.
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In 2013, the country exported about $85 billion worth of oil.
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He said Xu's companies exported forklift parts and generated limited income.
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Ford, Fiat-Chrysler and Tesla exported just over 75,000 cars, combined.
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Its oil production is exported to Japan and other Asian markets.
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They were exported between 2012 and 2018, the Zimbabwe Chronicle reported.
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Friend lists still can't be exported in a truly interoperable way.
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A spinoff aired in the U.S.; the format was exported worldwide.
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The bulk of Iraq's oil is exported via the southern terminals.
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It is now being liquefied and exported all over the world.
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Van Zyl said the vehicle would be exported to 53 countries.
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Nearly 58 percent of exported autos went to European Union countries.
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In 2018 Argentina exported 5.9 million tonnes of wheat to Brazil.
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Zibo's tiles were used throughout China and exported around the world.
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Oil from Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan is also exported through the BTC.
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Meanwhile, electrical products and machinery dominate Chinese products exported to Germany.
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Vines can be exported until some point today from the vine.
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The majority of the company's beer, he told me, was exported.
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The gas the project produces would be exported to world markets.
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The cars are mainly expected to be exported to neighbouring countries.
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An additional 1.7 million vehicles were exported from Japan last year.
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First, he recognizes that democracy can't be exported like a commodity.
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Traditionally China has imported, not exported, coal—but that could change.
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"Peru has not exported criminals to the United States," Kuczynski said.
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Each country exported about $23.3 billion to the other in 173.
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HCIL also exported a total of 350 units in July 2017.
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"The bulk of that growth will likely be exported," Fyfe said.
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As the U.S has struck trade deals, it has exported more.
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It exported even more to the Czech Republic, Britain and others.
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As a result, terrorism is being exported at an alarming rate.
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Most cars produced in Slovakia are exported to other EU countries.
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It did not comment on whether they would be exported further.
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Even back then, America imported more from China that it exported.
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Dyewood was harvested and exported from Haiti throughout the 19th century.
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Those experiences were exported to the masses in stark news dispatches.
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In Takeout, however, location data can be exported in raw form.
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It also would not impact goods exported to the United States.
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That year, Latin America's biggest economy exported $191 billion in goods.
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LONDON (Reuters) - China exported 85,000 tons of refined copper in May.
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Saudi Arabia exported Wahhabi Islam across Africa, Asia and even Europe.
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Last year, Virginia exported more than $15 billion in manufactured goods.
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More than 60 percent of those were exported to foreign markets.
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Missouri exported $2 billion worth of agricultural goods, federal data shows.
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The 811,000 barrels a day reported is nearly twice the amount exported at the same time last year and almost a third more than was exported a week earlier, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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With the American market already oversupplied, most of the additional oil from Canada would probably have to be re-exported in refined form to foreign markets, or would replace American crude that would then be exported.
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In fact, the salmon in her store was healthy, wild-caught salmon from Alaska that had been exported to China, processed and exported back to the U.S. It is simply cheaper to do it that way.
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Through the first three months of 2018, while the U.S. exported $1.48 billion in motor vehicles to Germany, Germany exported $4.55 billion to the U.S. The automotive industry is critical to Germany employing more than 800,000 workers.
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" The long-held view of President Hassan Rouhani, perceived as a moderate in Tehran, especially compared with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, is that "if Iran's oil is not exported, no regional country's oil will be exported.
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Many of the resulting pork cutlets were then exported back into Canada.
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Since the 1980s Britain's big idea has been exported around the world.
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All of its final product is exported back to China for processing.
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It exported nearly $400m-worth of them to South Korea last year.
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MONTERREY, Mexico (Reuters) - Less than half the trucks exported from Navistar's (NAV.
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Mexico produced 271,278 units during the month, and exported 219,670, AMIA said.
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In 2018, nearly three-quarters of 737 Max jets were exported overseas.
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Surging oil prices helped net crude exported Colombia's peso tick marginally higher.
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Australia exported more LNG than Qatar in November 2018 and April 2019.
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Last season, Mirogroup exported 2.5 million tonnes of grain, the source said.
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The refiner has already exported 1,700 tonnes of paraffin wax to Myanmar.
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For years, a portion of Japan-produced cars have been exported overseas.
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Volpe said just over half of Canadian-made auto parts are exported.
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Companies that exported jobs overseas need those overseas markets to make profits.
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Under him Ghraoui took off; by 2010, 60% of production was exported.
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About 90 percent of the American wine exported comes from California vineyards.
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Some of the cars will be exported to the region, Haile said.
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In 2018, crude from Dragon Oil was exported via BTC through SOCAR.
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Notably, more than half the production is exported, particularly to North America.
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The United States exported its first cargo of LNG gas last year.
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India's political and religious arguments have been exported to the United States.
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For years afterwards the country only exported sawlogs and semi-processed products.
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Almost all went to Pakistan, where much of it is re-exported.
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He's not the first to consider how England's example could be exported.
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Such an agreement protects sensitive information about any rockets exported to Brazil.
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The country exported nearly 5 million pigs to U.S. farms last year.
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In 2015, we exported $236.4 billion to our neighbors to the south.
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America exported $17.9 billion to Mexico last year, the third-biggest market.
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Ukraine has already exported wheat, flour, peas and sunflower oil to Malaysia.
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Source: OECD Conversely, the U.S. imported 34 percent more than it exported.
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That's because economic distress, if left unaddressed, gets exported abroad as protectionism.
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About 85 percent of cars made in Canada in 2016 were exported.
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Both in 2011 and in 2017, Iran exported about 2.5 million bpd.
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The knives are exported from the Ibach factory to over 120 countries.
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And incidentally in 1970, we exported and imported exactly the same amount.
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A majority of the vehicles will be exported to the United States.
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Mali exported 67 tonnes of gold valued at $2.2 billion in 2016.
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"Daraya joined the peaceful revolution, and exported peaceful activists," Mr. Shihadeh said.
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Versions of that initiative were exported to Nevada and Maine this year.
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If it is successful, it too will be exported to other states.
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In February and March, Iran exported about 1.3 million barrels a day.
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The artifacts were stolen or illegally exported from Italy, Italian officials said.
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Ukraine exported a record 50 million tonnes of grains in 2018/19.
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Much of the exported beef goes to meet growing demand in China.
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The United States exported 1.72 million tonnes of wheat in October 2016.
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Warehouses overflow with goods that cannot be exported for lack of trucks.
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Around 74% of the total was exported and the rest sold domestically.
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Suppose all of that Alaskan salmon exported to China stayed in China.
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Your contacts will be exported and formatted in an alphabetical, organized manner.
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Shortly after, the U.S. exported a record 2.13 million barrels a day.
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The two NAFTA partners exported $296 billion each to the United States.
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" He added: "We have exported all our industry to the far east.
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Iraq exported slightly less crude from its southern terminals, the survey found.
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Ben Ali regarded the jihadis as a problem exported and therefore solved.
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The products were distributed across the US and exported to Latin America.
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Saudi Arabia also exported 1.4 million barrels a day of crude products.
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In 2017, Japan exported 1.73 million cars to the United States reached.
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Over $80bn-worth of weapons are exported by Western countries each year.
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Germany exported 60 percent of its robotics and automation equipment last year.
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The company has never exported many cars from US plants to China.
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The Bake-Off recipe has been successfully exported to 20 other countries.
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In September, the U.S. actually exported a net 89,000 barrels of petroleum.
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The United States exported more than 466,000 metric tonnes of ham to Mexico in 2017 – worth $857.8 million and accounting for more than 80 percent of all U.S. hams exported that year, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data.
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The bones were exported to Australia between 1911 and 1936 for anthropological research.
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In 2016, the German government exported armaments worth 83.9 million euros to Turkey.
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In 2018, the Silverado is the most exported vehicle coming out of Mexico.
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Daimler, which owns Mercedes-Benz, exported 57,000 autos from its plant in Alabama.
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Khangy's medium-sized firm is managing as over half its production is exported.
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Half will be used by Turkey and the other half will be exported.
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They are then re-exported around the world, including to the United States.
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That sleep data can also be exported to Apple and Google's health apps.
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On the other hand, China exported $2.3 trillion goods and services in 2015.
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Bear bile products are then re-exported illegally and sold all over Asia.
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A stronger yen hurts Japan's economy by making its exported goods more expensive.
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Yuval Noah Harari: Are being developed there and exported all over the world.
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In 2018/19, Ukraine exported a record 49.7 million tonnes of various grains.
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As the crisis stokes emigration, Venezuela's health problems could be exported, doctors warned.
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That all is exported back to the robot in the form of code.
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"More volume (exported) abroad means more revenue for investors," said another industry source.
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In 2015, Swiss companies exported war material worth $444.3 million to 71 countries.
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He remembers his shirts incurred a whopping 37.5% tariff if exported to America.
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All of those are goods traditionally exported from China to the United States.
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It is hoped that electricity can start being generated and exported by 2024.
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It exported $6.4 billion worth of petroleum in 2015, according to OPEC data.
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In March, Venezuela exported zero barrels to the US, once its biggest customer.
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There is no definitive figure on how much oil Iran exported in March.
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In total, the facility has exported four cargoes, according to data firm Refinitiv.
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The country exported about 3.5 million barrels per day on average in November.
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Akara Resources produced and exported 4 tonnes (4000 kg) of gold in 2015.
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But in 2018 smaller volumes were exported because of the impasse with China.
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It exported $4003 billion in vehicles in 2017, according to the Commerce Department.
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There, the oil would be refined and exported to the global oil market.
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Oil from Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Russia is also exported through the BTC pipeline.
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China, the world's top aluminium producer, has rarely exported significant volumes of alumina.
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Instead, Japan has cited "inadequate management" of sensitive items exported to South Korea.
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For decades, Middle East states have exported radical Islam to avoid domestic instability.
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A key source of income for the North is exported commodities, namely minerals.
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The Philippines has long exported workers: remittances are worth around 10% of GDP.
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Poland produces about 560,000 tonnes of beef a year, with 85 percent exported.
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That year, the United States exported $10 million worth of beef to China.
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Overall, 6900 percent of all farm commodities produced in the U.S. are exported.
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About half of that is for local consumption and the rest is exported.
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I had a sense that the California aesthetic was starting to be exported.
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Gorgon's first cargo, shipped in March, was exported to Japanese utility Chubu Electric.
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Many exported works that might have required a license after it took effect.
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Removing tariffs on American cars exported to China isn't that big a deal.
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Iraq exported 3.8 mb/d in 2016, according to data published by OPEC.
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The country exported more than 3.6 billion pounds valued at about $6 billion.
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California exported $165 billion; $27 billion to Mexico and $17 billion to Canada.
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Both China and U.S. imported more machine tools than they exported in 2016.
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It exported about $265 billion in products to Mexico, its second-largest market.
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The meat is sold on a wide scale across Norway and also exported.
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The United States exported just $120 billion of goods to China last year.
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Prices for exported nonagricultural goods decreased 1.0% last month after rising 0.6% January.
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Only Germany exported more, sending nearly €3 billion worth of goods to Iran.
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Ukraine has already exported 17.73 million tonnes of wheat, the ministry's data show.
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Many cars were exported without motors or gearboxes, which were installed on arrival.
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The idea is to develop a model that can be exported elsewhere, cheaply.
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According to government statistics, India exported nearly five billion pounds last fiscal year.
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But these vehicles could be exported at a later date, according to Foxconn.
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In 2016 half the country's output was exported; last year only 16% was.
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That part is then exported to Britain, where the other components are manufactured.
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However, Australia's Department of Agriculture said Australia had not exported camels since 2007.
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That includes areas where there have been exported cases — Thailand, Japan, France, Cambodia.
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"In 2018, 10,000 tonnes of Parmesan cheese were exported overseas," the Local wrote.
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Poles snapped them up, and they were soon exported throughout the Soviet bloc.
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Colonists imported more than they exported, so the balance of trade favored London.
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It exported around 3,091 tonnes of rare earth to all countries in October.
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Sometimes a ZIP file is corrupted or photos are exported without their metadata.
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In 2017, China exported $506 billion worth of goods to the United States.
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It exported oil and agricultural produce, levied taxes and traded in stolen antiquities.
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Average oil production is 865,000 barrels per day, half of which is exported.
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About half of U.S. soybeans were exported last year, according to USDA data.
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If these numbers are accurate, it would represent a major drop from at least 8.73,28.7 bpd exported in June, and an even more dramatic plunge from the 259.97,212 bpd Iran exported in April, the month before the U.S. waivers expired.
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A trade agreement between the EU and Japan that took effect on February 1st means that X-Trails exported from Japan to Europe will eventually attract no tariff, whereas if exported from Britain they could face duty of up to 10%.
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German carmakers exported 810,000 cars to Britain last year, more than to any other country in the world, while three-quarters of the 1.6 million cars built in Britain in 2015 were exported, most to the European Union, Wissman said.
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More than 1.3-million live animals and plants, 1.5-million skins and two thousand tonnes of meat were exported from a wide range of African countries, and while species raised in captivity made up an increasing proportion of exported specimens.
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China's newly announced tariffs target about $3 billion in US goods, which is only a small amount of what is exported from the US. In 2017, the US exported a total of $115.6 billion in goods to China, and China exported $505 billion in goods to the US. Undocumented teens: A judge just ruled that the Trump administration cannot block undocumented teens in US custody from getting abortions.
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Three-quarters of them are exported to foreign customers for up to $1m apiece.
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Objects you create in 23D paint can be exported and saved to 210D libraries.
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Although this reduces local demand for bags, it does not stop them being exported.
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In 1993, a year before the deal took effect, Mexico exported 1,040 heavy vehicles.
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About 500,000 barrels per day are exported from the Kurdish region independently from Baghdad.
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New terminals could lead to an increase of American LNG exported to the continent.
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The plan would allow companies to deduct the cost of goods that are exported.
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Last year it exported $2.8bn worth of goods, about half as much as Iceland.
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Almost all of Canada's crude from oil sands is exported to the United States.
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The country exported almost 21.31 million barrels per day (bpd) of crude in July.
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In 2015 it exported €138.6m ($13m) worth of goods, compared with €1.2bn of imports.
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Some 57 percent of cars exported from Britain go to the EU, it added.
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Whether from the West Bank or Gaza, all Palestinian produce is exported through Israel.
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Well memos now show that American uranium did get exported out of this country.
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Switzerland, which collects very little plasma, exported $21980bn-worth of plasma products in 227.4.
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Last week, the U.S. exported about 5.7 million barrels of gasoline, possibly a record.
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It exported oil via pipelines to the Red Sea that ran through the north.
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"They are very rare, extremely expensive, and usually exported out of Vietnam," said Truong.
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In 28503, Washington businesses exported $22019 billion in products, according to the Census Bureau.
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It has inspired terrorists and fanatics, and exported violence to a historically volatile region.
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Fewer cars are exported to China and U.S. because German carmakers have factories there.
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At its peak 100 years ago, Konjic furniture was exported to Paris and Milan.
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The nation exported more goods to Germany, the United Kingdom, Canada, Japan and Italy.
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It sold about 793,000 motorcycles in the past financial year and exported about 252,000.
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Every video you make on Hippo can be exported to YouTube, Vimeo, and GDrive.
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Prices for exported nonagricultural goods rose 0.2% in July after tumbling 1.0% in June.
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About 80% of what BASF makes in Britain is exported, largely to continental Europe.
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The production is expected to be exported via a liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility.
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Volumes exported decreased 0.7 percent to 17,286 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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Last year, Americans exported $116 billion in goods to China, from soybeans to semiconductors.
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U.S. goods exported to China in 2016 totaled $115.6 billion, according to official data.
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The newspaper noted that pork farmers exported 85033 percent of their product in May.
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Iran exported almost 2 mb/d in 2016, according to data published by OPEC.
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The non-OPEC member exported almost as much as Africa's two leading exporters combined.
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Iraq exported 3.215 million bpd on average in December, according to the oil ministry.
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More than $1 billion in U.S. pork products were exported to Mexico last year.
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In 2017, the United States exported 706.4 billion cubic feet worth about $3.3 billion.
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For years Saudi Arabia exported its brand of Wahhabism to madrassas across the globe.
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Those completed products are exported around the world, as well as back to China.
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The U.S. exported 1.4 million barrels a day of propane and propylene last week.
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She acknowledged that many were built in the United States and exported to China.
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"Our other complaint is about the quality of gas exported from Turkmenistan," he said.
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Files can be manipulated in Photoshop and exported to PDF for editing in Illustrator.
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Stephen Payne exported his formula to YouTube as soon as it launched in 22013.
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Currently, U.S. coal exported into the Pacific basin must go through Canada's British Columbia.
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The iron ore produced at its Carajas mine in Para is exported through Maranhao.
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When he started to consult here, none of the country's 65 wineries exported bottles.
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More than half of the barley exported from the United States goes to Mexico.
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Both skin and meat are exported to China, usually through Vietnam or Hong Kong.
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Russia exported 15 killer whales to China between 2013 and 2017, the agency said.
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The EU targeted $2804 billion in American goods exported to the 2000-member bloc.
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By the end of last year, Rosneft exported about 70 percent of Venezuelan crude.
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The result: Much of the new net output will likely be exported, he said.
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Almost all of the cotton Ivory Coast produces is exported for further processing elsewhere.
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A handful of vehicles are produced in China and exported to the United States.
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Ukraine also exported 2.99 million tonnes of barley and 2.24 million tonnes of corn.
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A big oil field was confirmed, but no new oil was produced and exported.
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Malaysia exported an estimated 3.9 million tonnes of palm oil to India in 2019.
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Last year, the country imported more than two times as much as it exported.
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And the state's biggest port district recently exported more crude oil than it imported.
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Volumes exported increased 0.6 percent to 17,466 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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LONDON (Reuters) - China exported 380,000 tonnes of aluminum in semi-fabricated form in April.
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Cuban coaches are also being exported to other countries in exchange for hard currency.
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Iraq exported 3.47 million bpd of crude oil from its southern oilfields in October.
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About $332 billion of Canadian goods and services were exported to the United States.
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Average oil production is about 860,000 barrels per day, of which half is exported.
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Volumes exported increased 0.5 percent to 17,367 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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A Syngenta plant in Huddersfield, England, that produces a weed killer exported for sale.
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Average oil production is about 860,000 barrels per day, of which half is exported.
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But these three countries have exported terror to the United States in the past.
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The country exported almost 3 million barrels per day (bpd) of crude in July.
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Last year, the United States exported $22018 billion of its currency — mostly $2773.9 bills.
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Commerce officials determined that the company had illegally exported American-sourced technology to Iran.
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The U.S. exported 300,000 barrels per day of crude oil to China in the first half of 2018, and through July has exported 56 cargoes of LNG to China, totaling nearly 190 billion cubic feet of natural gas, said the DOE's Winberg.
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By no means would anybody be surprised if there are more cases exported to Europe and the US. But the places that are going to have the greatest volume and number of infections exported would be to East Asian and Southeast Asian centers.
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"We imported a heck of a lot more last year than we exported," he said.
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November was the second straight month China exported no diesel or gasoline to North Korea.
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Volumes exported decreased to 18,876 tonnes from 19,307 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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Volumes exported rose to 15,751 tonnes from 13,953 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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But the nice side effect is that your text is already ready to be exported.
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BlueScope added that higher margins on coke exported also helped its Australian Steel Products business.
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Brazil claimed that the Bahia emerald had been illegally exported and really belonged to them.
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Volumes exported fell to 13,735 tonnes from 14,510 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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Indonesia is the world's largest producer of palm oil, which is widely exported throughout Asia.
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Volumes exported decreased to 17,266 tonnes from 17,441 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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Sri Lanka exported $381.2 million worth of gems and jewelry in 2014, government figures show.
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It did not say what the price was or when the oil would be exported.
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About 100,000 barrels per day are refined locally for domestic consumption, with the rest exported.
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Volumes exported fell to 16,479 tonnes from 17,007 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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Before the quotas were introduced they had exported 1.82 million in 1980, according to JAMA.
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China bought 92% of the 3.67 million tonnes of soybeans exported from Argentina in 2018.
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Volumes exported increased to 18,824 tonnes from 18,213 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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Prior to sanctions, Venezuela exported roughly 1.5 million barrels of crude and fuel per day.
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The volume of exported goods is actually lower than it was before the Brexit vote.
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Reverse flows refer to buying Russian gas that has first been exported to another country.
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Volumes exported decreased to 14,234 tonnes from 15,795 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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The files live in the gallery and can be exported to post or save elsewhere.
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Its central bank reckons that only 10% of the exported gold comes from local mines.
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It also publishes a weekly exported amount but is primarily focused on reporting the sales.
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In the next decade they became its third-most-exported product, after textiles and plywood.
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He said counter-measures would include European tariffs on U.S. exported oranges, tobacco and bourbon.
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It also proposed an additional cash subsidy of 1% of total value of garments exported.
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Volumes exported fell to 19,386 tonnes from 24,582 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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Boss Mining exported over 17,000 tonnes of copper over the first six months of 2018.
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Last year, Germany exported mainly machinery, chemical products and cars and car parts to Iran.
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Where it stands: Iran exported about 1.1 million barrels per day (b/d) this month.
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The American diet — which has been exported around the world — relies heavily on processed foods.
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Uruguay entered new industries, such as software and audiovisual services, which exported to new markets.
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Coffee is exported on containers, which are carried by trucks from warehouses to the port.
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Of the equipment left with commercial recyclers, 23 percent of the tracked equipment was exported.
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Of the 22008 tracked devices sent to Goodwill stores, seven (or 22009 percent) were exported.
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Including pickups, Mexico exported more than 2.3 million vehicles to the United States last year.
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Usaçúcar produced 1.48 million tonnes of sugar in 2015 and exported all of that volume.
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Volumes exported rose to 15,825 tonnes from 15,230 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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Volumes exported increased to 17,441 tonnes from 16,479 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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Volumes exported increased to 20,927 tonnes from 19,795 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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We have an annual net bill of $10 billion in cars exported from South Carolina.
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Volumes exported rose to 14,991 tonnes from 13,735 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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Ten percent of beef in the U.S. gets exported, and a quarter of all corn.
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Shortages would have been greater in the past, when most game birds were exported live.
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The U.S. exported 4.8 million barrels of refined products, like jet fuel, diesel and gasoline.
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Volumes exported increased to 18,7.09 tonnes from 18,043 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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Over half of what we manufacture in the United States … is exported to other countries.
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Volumes exported fell to 11,423 tonnes from 19,138 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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Volumes exported rose to 16,929 tonnes from 16,297 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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Most of the cars produced at the plant will be exported out of the country.
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We also have to examine how specifically Christian evangelicals, the right, have exported their homophobia.
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Last year China produced 803m tonnes—50.3% of the global total—and exported 112m tonnes.
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Japan later imposed a series of restrictions on security-related products exported to South Korea.
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U.S. whiskey is now exported from small, medium and large distillers located across 6900 states.
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Volumes exported increased to 15,688 tonnes from 15,052 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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Instead they have exported more to places like the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.
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Volumes exported increased to 19,317 tonnes from 18,876 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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There needn't have been a famine: Food was exported to England all across those hungry
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In 2016, the U.K. exported goods worth $433.5 billion and imported goods worth $678.1 billion.
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Poland produces about 560,000 tonnes of beef a year, with 85 percent of it exported.
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The US agriculture industry has long exported far more products than the nation has imported.
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Volumes exported increased to 14,428 tonnes from 14,234 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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The refinery produced liquefied petroleum gas, gasoline, diesel, asphalt and jet fuel, and exported naphtha.
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After the American Revolution, we exported the idea of democracy and liberty to the world.
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The United Arab Emirates exported almost 2.5 mb/d in 2016, according to OPEC data.
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In 2016 alone, Kansas exported more than $300 million agriculture goods to our northern neighbor.
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Volumes exported decreased to 19,574 tonnes from 20,343 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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The exports were slightly up from the 1.31 million tonnes exported in the previous year.
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Volumes exported fell to 14,951 tonnes from 14,991 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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In 2015, German companies exported goods worth some 89 billion euros ($100 billion) to Britain.
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That's because most of the steel China produces is used domestically, and not actually exported.
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It exported less than 1 million tonnes of soymeal last year, according to customs data.
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Volumes exported rose to 13,953 tonnes from 11,423 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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And here's the thing about water-related jobs — they can't be exported or outsourced overseas.
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In 2016, China exported roughly $30 million of fish to Kenya -- double the year before.
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My data request tested a hypothesis: Were American voter files exported to the United Kingdom?
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The UK is the fourth most popular destination for goods exported from the Czech Republic.
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EU leaders had warned that U.S. tariffs on their exported autos could cripple European carmakers.
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Volumes exported rose to 14,485 tonnes from 13,680 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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Volumes exported rose to 19,138 tonnes from 17,862 tonnes over the same period, it added.
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Finished notebooks can be shared using email or services like Dropbox, or exported as PDFs.
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Their players and coaches can be exported easily to the best leagues in the world.
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To deal with this challenge, I exported residential data from the online mapping site Openstreetmap.
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And a legally-exported technology purchase can become illegal after it leaves the United States.
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Prior to international sanctions in 2012, Iran exported about 2.5 million barrels per day (bpd).
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A majority of the country's exported grain is shipped on the Mississippi and its tributaries.
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The lobsters are exported to Chinese markets and are hard to find domestically, he said.
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But despite popular opinion, trade's benefits are not measured by the amounts that are exported.
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That category by itself accounted for nearly two-thirds of the growth in exported goods.
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Ford only sold 10,727 cars to South Korea in 2016, and Fiat Chrysler exported 603,284.
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Prices for exported agricultural products fell 2.7% as prices for vegetables, soybeans and meat declined.
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Last year, the United States exported only $130.4 billion of goods to China in total.
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So that means animated films and superhero films are the central fare that gets exported.
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The waste is then processed at recycling depots and exported to mainland China or elsewhere.
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Switzerland is hardly a wine powerhouse, and only 2 percent of its wines are exported.
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Ukraine also exported about 4 million tonnes of barley and 19.1 million tonnes of corn.
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It is unclear how much of the gas imported from Israel will be re-exported.
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This powers the mill, and yields a surplus which is exported to the national grid.
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Because they reduced 5003,000 barrels and we've exported more than 1.5 million barrels a day.
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Around 35 percent of SIR's output was consumed domestically in 2011, with the remainder exported.
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Gerdau said half of the output from its Ouro Branco steel complex is now exported.
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In contrast, the U.S. exported only $130 billion worth of goods to China in 2017.
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Corn is typically used for domestic feed or ethanol, with only about 14 percent exported.
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Argentina currently produces around 25 million tonnes of corn annually, most of which is exported.
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Collectively, they provide 51 percent of the total value of U.S. commodities exported to China.
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The EIA says the U.S. exported 43,553 million cubic feet of natural gas in March.
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Once the money is in the U.S. system it can be exported with minimal interference.
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As of 2015, U.S. corn was exported at 12 percent below the cost of production.
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Around 29,000 tonnes of brown crab valued at £38 million was exported in 2012 alone.
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That same year the European Union exported 25,368 tonnes of the chemical product to China.
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Russia exported 226,000 tonnes of wheat to Venezuela in 2018 and 223,500 tonnes in 2017.
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The ports exported a combined 6.1 million tonnes of grain between July 1 and Aug.
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The U.S. Department of Justice and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) alleged that Chemoil Corp exported at least 48.5 million gallons of biodiesel from the United States from 2011 to 2013 but failed to retire the associated renewable identification numbers generated for the exported fuel.
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Last year, more than half the agricultural products exported from Mexico to the United States were fruits, vegetables and juice, while these foods made up only 2635 percent of what the United States exported to Mexico, according to the United States Department of Agriculture.
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And where once Iran exported several players to Europe's best leagues, today it sends hardly any.
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They then forgot to trim the section of the exported text file containing the private key.
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Around 22015 percent of BMW's production from its factory in Spartanburg, South Carolina, is exported overseas.
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The facility, which entered service in 1969, last exported LNG in 2015, according to federal data.
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This had been an obscure, internal religious dispute, but it has been exported to the West.
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Turkey is the transit route of all crude exported by the landlocked Kurdistan region of Iraq.
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Iraqi Kurdish crude oil is exported to world markets through a pipeline to Turkey's Mediterranean coast.
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"Ninety-five percent of shrimp are exported from developing nations and not consumed there," Quarto said.
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Most of North Korea's exported coal is shipped to China -- its main ally and economic benefactor.
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Until 2015, CBG and Russia's Rouski Alumini were the only companies that exported bauxite from Guinea.
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American companies imported more from abroad than they exported, a trend driven by the strong economy.
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Alekperov said the only impact Lukoil felt was on volumes of crude it exported to Hungary.
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Cars exported from BMW's factory in South Carolina to China have been hit by stiff tariffs.
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When you export your data, each notebook must be exported into a separate file in Evernote's .
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We used to punish manufacturers that exported their goods, charging them higher taxes than other states.
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Last year, nearly 1.6 million cars were made in the U.K., with 77 percent being exported.
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The crude exported from Ceyhan is carried by a pipeline across Iraqi Kurdistan and then Turkey.
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In 2015 the country exported 2.7m vehicles, over four-fifths of which went to North America.
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Before entering politics he exported medical equipment and consulting services to Asia, Latin America and Africa.
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Layers can also be exported as folders of PNG files and multiple pages of a PDF.
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Last year the Philippines exported nearly $1.7bn of minerals and ore—4% of the country's exports.
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Goods exported from Morocco to other ECOWAS members would be exempt from the bloc's common tariff.
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Since then the refinery has exported more than 31 tonnes of gold to Dubai and Antwerp.
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Another handful have been proposed for Canada's Pacific Coast, where LNG would be exported to Asia.
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Species like Apis mellifera, the European honeybee, were exported to the far corners of the Earth.
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The Philippines exported $21.6 billion worth of electronics in the first seven months of this year.
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Around four-fifths of all cars made in Germany, worth €256bn ($283bn) in 2016, are exported.
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Additionally, broadcaster stats will need to be exported before the change as they'll not be preserved.
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The vast majority of this waste was exported to mainland China and other countries for recycling.
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In that worst-case scenario, "there wouldn't be a gram of Irish cheddar exported," he says.
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LAST YEAR GERMANY exported a record €1.28trn-worth of goods, 191900% more than the year before.
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The states he needs to win rely heavily on Mexico as a customer for exported goods.
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They are effectively putting a tariff on our exported goods when they deliberately devalue their currency.
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Alaska&aposs North Slope is the source for most oil extracted and exported from the state.
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The mine is expect to operate for 60 years with the coal exported primarily to India.
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Their cardboard images and digital lives exported me from the cold, tiled halls of middle school.
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But when exported, those circular videos get inset within a white square in a locked orientation.
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It's a place that exported its most valuable resources for the benefit and profit of outsiders.
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Items that would've been exported will see some assembly lines move to Southeast Asia, Mattios said.
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Rosenthal further admitted that the meatpacking company exported beef from those cattle to the United States.
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That was up slightly from the 54 bcm it exported in 2016, according to Sonatrach officials.
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Mexico exported $28503 billion to the U.S. and imported $22019 billion in American goods in 1998.
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The yield from this site makes up the majority of the UK's exported cannabis-derived medication.
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The U.S. exported oil to 26 different countries in 2016, up from 10 the year earlier.
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Of the 800 million litres distilled by 2,000 producers every year, only one percent is exported.
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U.S. technology companies alone exported $85033 billion in goods and services to TPP markets in 2014.
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Excluding the oleochemical and biodiesel, Indonesia exported 32 million tonnes of palm and palm kernel oils.
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ConocoPhillips said it has not exported any gas so far in 2016 because of market conditions.
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Brazil exported $3 billion worth of iron ore-based products to the United States in 2017.
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EU data showed that the bloc had exported 12.9 million tonnes of soft wheat by Jan.
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Lao: It's the same American festival model—the same culture being exported to the Mexican market.
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In 453, nearly 1.8 million cars and SUVs were exported from Mexico to the United States.
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A year before the ban kicked in, Indonesia exported around 303 million tonnes of nickel ore.
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From January to September, Asia's largest economy exported $2.55 billion in value to the pariah state.
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The company had exported 684,333 tonnes of copper concentrate by end-October, according to government data.
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Around 22013 percent of BMW's production from its factory in Spartanburg, South Carolina, is exported overseas.
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Currently, most solar panels are built in China and exported to the U.S. and other nations.
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"Goods" means not services like banking, of which we exported $863 billion in the second quarter.
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In 203, both countries exported their wine at the same average price, 220 euros per liter.
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German steelmakers exported nearly 1 million tonnes of rolled steel to the United States in 2017.
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The amount of corn exported in any given year is directly related to the production volume.
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It also exported to Cuba a 596,000-barrel cargo of reconstituted crude, according to the data.
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Mexican auto factories exported 276,626 vehicles and produced 334,606 in June, according to data from AMIA.
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For the first time, Portugal exported more than 1 billion euros' worth of cork, he added.
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The United States exported 240 million barrels a day of oil in the week through Oct.
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This hypocrisy is possible because emissions from exported coal are not counted in the country's targets.
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Traditionally, about 25 percent of all our farm products, by value, are exported to other nations.
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China exported record volumes of diesel in May, with the total almost hitting 2.4 million tonnes.
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Sales floundered, budgets were cut and, eventually, Digimon games stopped being exported from their Japanese homeland.
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Vietnam produces over 3.6 billion pounds of coffee per year, almost all of which is exported.
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Be smart: Europe exported six million cars in 2016 and 16% went to U.S., per CNBC.
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While Mexico is a large steel importer, it also exported approximately 4.5 million tonnes in 2016.
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Trump has criticized the EU for charging a 6900 percent tariffs on U.S. cars exported there.
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In fact, the U.S. exported $11.5 billion in agricultural products to the European Union last year.
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We thought we could learn something from Western countries about democracy, but democracy cannot be exported.
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About 299 percent of the 303 million tons of coal mined annually in Australia is exported.
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That year Germany exported about $92 billion in goods to China and imported about $114 billion.
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Take agriculture, which contributed nearly a fifth of all American goods exported to China in 2016.
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And much of the pork the United States produces is ultimately exported to Canada or Mexico.
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But by the 1990s, new technology allowed gas to be liquefied and exported in tanker ships.
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At least one product exported to China has almost zero value anywhere else: hind pigs' feet.
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At the same time, the United States exported nearly 2 million vehicles worldwide worth $57 billion.
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The plant produced about 370,000 S.U.V.s last year, of which about 68,000 were exported to China.
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In January, for the first time in several years, Egypt exported more gas than it imported.
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This means that the European Union exported more goods to the United States than it imported.
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Mr. Putin said Russia exported less than 40,000 tons of oil a year to North Korea.
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Contacted by Reuters, Transnet Port Terminals did not confirm that mineral commodities would not be exported.
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This will also reduce Cosmo Oil's surplus gasoil production, which used to be exported, he said.
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Of 280,000 vehicles produced in Alabama last year, about 70 percent were exported, the company said.
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Russian gasoline is exported mostly by rail with a small amount going via road on trucks.
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Most Afghan talc is exported to Pakistan, and much of it goes on to the West.
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Then, in 1974, the show was exported to US television and then into a film franchise.
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The extra step does not affect product quality and is not needed for vehicles exported overseas.
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On display in the reception area is the Avensis, versions of which are exported to Japan.
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About 60% of U.S. soybeans are exported to China, making her the largest US soybean customer.
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Over the past few months, Chevron, Rosneft and Italy's Eni have all directly exported Venezuelan crude.
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Brazilian companies with projects around the region exported the corruption scheme they had perfected at home.
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Videos shot in this mode will be exported to DoubleTake's internal library as one single file.
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But this technology is now being exported as the nation's technology firms expand their global footprint.
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The state is known for its low-quality iron ore exported to countries such as China.
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At present, those costs are being exported onto the people the UN purports to be serving.
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It exported $92 billion in goods to Mexico in 85033, according to the International Trade Administration.
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In 28500, Texas exported $6900 billion in goods to Mexico, with another $2628 billion to Canada.
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In fact, nearly $14 billion worth of soybeans exported to China will be impacted by tariffs.
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But many Instagram users often exported their photos on the mobile app to their Twitter accounts.
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The cargoes will be mixed with Polish coal and exported and sold to local power plants.
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Under Uruguayan law, medical marijuana can be exported but recreational marijuana can only be sold domestically.
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China imported and exported goods worth $456 million in July, down from $489 million in June.
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What's now taking place in Europe will soon be exported to the U.S. What's happening: Takeaway.
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Those nations accounted for three-quarters of the total volume of arms exported, the data showed.
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Once such prototype cars stop being used, they must be destroyed or exported within 30 days.
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For the whole of June, Australia exported 76.8 million tonnes, down slightly from May's 77.9 million.
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This deal, wherein U.S. manufactured goods exported to China are projected to increase by $2900 billion and U.S. agricultural goods exported to China are projected to increase by $220006 billion, is critical to districts like mine where manufacturing and agriculture are the life-bloods of the economy.
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In 2017, Canada exported C$174.6 million ($134.06 million) worth of live or fresh lobster to China.
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More than 420,000 cars and trucks built by Japanese companies were exported from the U.S. that year.
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We exported the response to a into an image file so we could blur out email addresses.
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The United States has exported about 8.3 million metric tons of soybeans to China through last week.
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Files can be exported in a variety of formats, including Microsoft Office ones (but not Apple iWork).
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Rosenthal, 52, further admitted that the meatpacking company exported beef from those cattle to the United States.
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The company exported 3.84 million tonnes of steel products in 2017, with 10.1 percent selling into America.
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"The worst, or best, of TikTok is exported to other platforms and that's plenty enough for me."
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Almost 60 million tons are annually produced in the U.S. and about half of that is exported.
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About a third usually goes to its domestic smelter at Gresik, with the rest exported as concentrate.
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This broadly suggests China's additional imports of crude oil were simply processed and exported as refined products.
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Georgia companies exported $38.55 billion in goods and services in 2015, with Georgia imports totaling $88.5 billion.
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Iowa exported nearly $11 billion in agricultural goods in 2016, trailing only California, according to USDA data.
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The petrochemical products are exported to Ulsan Aromatics in South Korea, which JXTG owns with SK Innovation.
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The state exported more than $3003 billion worth of goods in 2012, the most recent statistic available.
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The United States exported four times more arms around the globe than the next nine countries combined.
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In 2018, the European Union exported €407 billion ($445 billion) worth of goods to the United States.
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In 2017 Germany exported €112bn ($133bn) of goods to America, substantially more than France and Italy combined.
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The famous skrei cod is salted, dried and exported around the world, where it's a treasured ingredient.
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WhatsApp users don't need to panic — the ways this forensic data could be exported are relatively limited.
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Thyssen said the payment for such exported benefits was less than 1 percent of child benefit costs.
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That's the second-highest figure in customs' records, behind only the 542,700 tonnes exported in December 2014.
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China exported 55,737 tonnes of alumina last year, according to data from the General Administration of Customs.
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Ukraine exported 560,400 tonnes of white sugar in the 2017/18 season, including 209,900 tonnes to Uzbekistan.
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Another big area that the commercial industry wants to be reformed is how spaceflight hardware is exported.
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The company produced 32.4 million tons of coal in 2017 and exported 32.3 million tons from Colombia.
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When these stop producing milk, they are killed and their rather stringy meat is eaten or exported.
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It was established in England in the early 17th century and then later exported to the colonies.
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An unusually large share of this diminished output was exported to foreigners, rather than enjoyed at home.
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However, beef exported from Canada, the world's sixth-biggest shipper, is largely fed with grain, not grass.
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The ideas will be exported nationwide, with the help of Tipping Point Community and the Gates Foundation.
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Africa exported twice the value of goods to the EU as it did to China in 2017.
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Most of those that are, nevertheless, exported illegally from their homelands end up in China and Vietnam.
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The goal is to build a model that can be exported to save other species facing extinction.
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And it's being freely exported to the U.S. from China, a new Associated Press investigation has revealed.
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To keep Smyrna running at a high rate, Nissan last year exported 100,000 vehicles to 70 countries.
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Before World War II, Greenland sharks were exported to Germany, where the skin was used for sandpaper.
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This is helped by the fact that Qatar is the world's top exported of liquefied natural gas.
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Also facing a 25% tax: The small number of US-made condoms exported to China each year.
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From there, the models can be exported for use in video games or for AR/VR applications.
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That's almost three times as much as was exported all of last year, Chinese customs data shows.
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In addition to subjecting imports to a U.S. tax, the proposal would exempt exported goods from taxes.
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Valuable rosewood logs illegally felled and exported to China have created a massive surplus of local currency.
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Goa had exported about 50 million tonnes of iron ore a year before the ban was imposed.
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From November 2016 to November 2017, $3.73 billion of crude and gas was exported, the company said.
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Brazil and Russia exported 24% and 29%, respectively, of their production last year, estimates CRU, a consultancy.
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Last year, the Greek south exported €103m ($116m) worth of the stuff, much of it to Britain.
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Shipments of containerized sugar - the type that is not exported in bulk - fell 33 percent from 2017.
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About a third usually goes to a domestic smelter at Gresik, with the rest exported as concentrate.
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In addition to subjecting imports to a U.S. tax, the proposal would exempt from taxes exported goods.
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That means more shale barrels will have to be exported, but Morgan Stanley sees trouble here, too.
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The prosecutor has yet to issue a final decision on whether the wheat should be re-exported.
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In other regions, particularly the Gulf Coast, excess product may be exported in coming weeks, he said.
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During the Second World War, we exported the tools and resources necessary to defeat the Axis powers.
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The KRG exported about 460,000 bpd last month but has yet to announce the figures for August.
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He said the firms largely exported goods such as telecommunications security equipment, semiconductor materials, and chemical products.
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The OPEC kingpin exported 7.5 mb/d in 2016, according to data published on the cartel's website.
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Iran exported 2.6 million bpd of crude in April, according to the oil ministry's news agency SHANA.
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The EIA said a record 2.1 million bpd of U.S. crude was exported in the latest week.
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Only a fraction is exported, mostly to neighboring Slovakia, which separated from the Czech Republic in 1993.
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The most exported products were cars, it said, with Germany, Britain and Italy the leading export destinations.
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In a general sense, tariffs tend to hurt producers of exported goods as well as, domestic consumers.
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By 22011, Afghanistan exported 275 thousand tonnes of opium that travelled as far as Europe and Russia.
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In the industry's heyday, the U.S.S.R. exported roughly 21,2400 tons in a year, an unthinkable sum today.
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Last year, it exported about 33 million tons making it the world's top producer of the oil.
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The Hub model of policing was developed in Saskatchewan before being exported to Ontario and across Canada.
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In the last three months of 2018, Venezuela exported about 1.45 million bpd of crude and products.
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Guinea's government has previously stated that ore must be exported via the West African nation's own ports.
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The United States exported $207 billion worth of goods to Canada in 2016, per an MIT visualization.
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At Guiyu, workers strip used computer chips, which are then cleaned in a river and then exported.
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Independent refiners have also exported their first gasoline cargoes, contributing to the rise in China's fuel exports.
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Introduced to Grenada by French settlers in 22020, raw cocoa for centuries was exported overseas for processing.
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They invested drug proceeds in cattle, with their beef later exported to the United States, and agriculture.
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China has not produced, never mind exported, the sophisticated aircraft and missile defense systems Saudi Arabia wants.
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The Israeli model cannot be exported into the West Bank: It is a fact of historical circumstance.
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In the years since "Deutschland 83" premiered, a number of other German series have been exported overseas.
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China also buys products exported from America such as Boeing jets, John Deere tractors and Disney movies.
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Much of the hair exported from Myanmar is not freshly cut, but swept up from waste instead.
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And the state was slow to implement mitigation steps, and probably exported a lot of its infection.
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Brazil exported only 19 million tonnes of sugar in the previous season, the smallest volume in years.
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Contacted by Reuters, Transnet Port Terminals did not immediately confirm that mineral commodities would not be exported.
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The United States exported $23 billion in soybeans last year, and more than half went to China.
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Current regulations require the batteries to be recycled without contaminating the surrounding area, though some are exported.
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Italy's response has been spottier, and thus its numbers have grown even as it exported the virus.
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He says that a data scientist starts by uploading an exported model file to S3 cloud storage.
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Imported to the country by the British, it was easily exported from the elites to the street.
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In 2016 — workers at the plant built 400,000 units and exported 280,000 of them around the world.
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After Bezos' phone was infected in May 2018, the malware exported hoards of data off the device.
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They changed as Austen's work got canonized and exported, but at first they were chiefly English men.
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The deal has stirred controversy in Egypt, which until a few years ago exported gas to Israel.
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But, "North Korea could have exported the watch to socialist or communist nations, including China," he said.
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It said last year goods and services exported by British companies accounted for 30 percent of GDP.
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FIRST OIL TO BE PRODUCED, EXPORTED FROM GUYANA IS A MEDIUM SWEET OIL CALLED LIZA CRUDE -SOURCES
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Plastic film ends up in landfills or is exported overseas, where it often wafts into the water.
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This will produce a lot of American losers, even if they aren't directly employed producing exported goods.
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Option 103 The United States exported nearly $210 billion worth of agricultural products to China last year.
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Beyond Mexico and Canada, the U.S. exported more than $451 billion in total digital services last year.
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North Dakota's soybeans that are exported are sent to the Pacific Northwest to be shipped to China.
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Iran has exported around 2.5 million barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil so far this year.
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Washington exported $50 billion worth of goods and services to the territory in 2018, US figures show.
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Mexico exported 243,056 cars in July, 7.8 percent more than the same month last year, said AMIA.
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China last exported significant volumes of corn in 2006/07, when it sold almost 5 million tonnes.
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Last year, Japan exported about $53 billion goods to South Korea, including industrial machines, chemicals and cars.
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Cutting business taxes and rebating taxes on my exported machines would allow my company to increase sales.
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The whimsical creations have a devoted international fan base and are exported to more than 21776 countries.
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Therefore, the products are exported to the US where they are sold in more than 100 boutiques.
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The facility has exported two commissioning or test cargoes already, which were sold to Royal Dutch Shell.
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They also boosted shipments from smaller producers, some of which exported to China for the first time.
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But demand for re-exported sugar was also likely to fall due to conflicts in the region.
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The oil is exported by the joint ventures and each partner receives its share of the exports.
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In exchange, the Vikings exported items such as amber, fur, wool, Norwegian wild game, salt, and cod.
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Overall, the United States exported $138 billion in agricultural products in 2017, according to U.S. Census data.
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In 2017, Canada exported C$174.6 million ($134.06 million) worth of live or fresh lobster to China.
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She noted only a small number of vehicles were exported from China to the United States annually.
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"The Jereh Group also exported certain U.S.-origin items with knowledge or reason to know that the items were intended for production of, for commingling with, or for incorporation into goods made in China to be supplied, transshipped, or re-exported to end-users in Iran," the department added.
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About 30 percent of his hogs are exported, and China plays a strong role in the global market.
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Thailand exported goods worth €19.6 billion ($23.11 billion) to the EU in 2015, according to the European Commission.
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The suspension came after a customs office found ractopamine residue in pork products exported from the Canadian company.
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"Lots of our e-bikes and e-motorcycles are exported to North Korea," she told Reuters by phone.
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Most of North Korea's exported coal is shipped to China, its only major ally on the global stage.
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The ruling elite bankrolls its nuclear ambitions through varied sources of income including exported minerals and other commodities.
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The hope is that the same technology, embedded in exported Chinese vehicles, can then conquer the United States.
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Of its total production, 900,000 tonnes were sold inside Iraq while 121,000 tonnes were exported to neighboring countries.
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The company was specifically violating International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), which cover exported material with military application.
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Last week New Zealand exported 900 tonnes of cherries, the largest amount recorded in a one-week period.
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In 2015, Switzerland exported $22.1 billion in timepieces globally, a decline of 3.3 percent from the previous year.
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Some might argue that the market is close to saturation, with around a dozen new series exported annually.
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At its 2012 peak, the United States exported 63 million tonnes, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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The Kirkuk crude is being exported to the Turkish Mediterranean port of Ceyhan by a pipeline crossing Kurdistan.
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And as America's diet has been exported around the world, kids in other countries are quickly catching up.
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This audio can then be exported as a whole or as individual layers of instruments (known as "stems").
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Murban is exported from Fujairah and is relatively insulated from possible regional unrest, three of the sources noted.
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Exported petroleum products would not be subject to the fee and home heating oil would be temporarily exempted.
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This means signatories to the convention (which most countries are) cannot permit them to be imported or exported.
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Meanwhile Libya exported the first oil tanker from the port of Zuetina since 2015, adding to global supplies.
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A tax on the newly liberated crude oil that can now be exported could be another revenue source.
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We also recognize the United States has exported gun violence through imperialist foreign policy to destabilize other nations.
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Most of the country's exported coal is shipped to China, its only major ally on the global stage.
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India exported 2.2 million tonnes of fresh onions in the 2018/19 fiscal year ended on March 30.
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Foreign ministry figures for 2016 show Canada exported military goods and technology worth C$718 million ($570.20 million).
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The UK motor industry alone exported just over 1 billion pounds worth of vehicles to Japan in 2017.
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And it's launching Timeline, which allows interactive designs made in Sketch to be exported directly into functioning code.
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Assuming none of those were exported, that would roughly mean one Bible for each of the faith's adherents.
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One-quarter of these U.S.-made vehicles, mostly luxury SUVs prized by Chinese consumers, were exported to China.
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Once clicked, the link pulled data from within the iMessage application and exported it to an outside source.
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There is "room to talk" about minimum prices for Mexican sugar exported to the United States, Cortina said.
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Farmers view trade as critical since the output of one of every three American farm acres is exported.
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Algeria, a key supplier of gas to Europe, exported 55 bcm of gas in 2017, Ould Kaddour said.
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Russia has already exported 33.4 million tonnes of grain so far this season, unchanged from a year ago.
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In the past, much of the Argentine soymeal has been exported to markets such as Vietnam and Indonesia.
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One of Vasconia's units produces aluminum sheets, more than half of which are exported to the United States.
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Some of the U.S.-built cars will be exported to markets outside the United States, Volvo executives said.
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The United States exported about $400 billion in digitally deliverable services in 2014, according to the Commerce Department.
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Citic Dicastal aims to produce 6 million units annually, most of which will be exported, the ministry said.
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In 2017, New Zealand exported nearly $270 million worth of honey, nearly double what it was in 2013.
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In 255-245, for example, Russia only exported about 523 million tonnes of grain, according to USDA data.
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Russia and Ukraine have already exported 6.4 million tonnes and 2.6 million tonnes of wheat, respectively, this season.
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Poland produces around 560,000 tonnes of beef a year, with around 80-85 percent of it being exported.
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The victims are the blue-collar workers who find their jobs exported as a matter of government policy.
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If the page only says that public data can be exported, your DMs are safe from your boss.
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Last year China exported over 100m tonnes of steel—more than the entire output of all America's mills.
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Polish authorities acknowledged on Thursday that 2.7 tonnes of suspect beef had been exported across the European Union.
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Yellow-flowering canola, called rapeseed in other countries, is grown and exported in Canada more than anywhere else.
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Indonesia exported 2.95 million tonnes of natural rubber in 2018, while production was 3.76 million tonnes, Gapkindo said.
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The U.S., the U.K., the EU and were among those that exported most of their waste to China.
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The blend is exported to a country such as China and then transformed for use in tech products.
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All the gas from Gjoea is exported to the St Fergus terminal in Scotland via the FLAGS pipeline.
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"By 2020 we want 50 percent of our manufactured goods to be exported," Gubbey said in an interview.
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The province produces 80 percent by value of fresh blueberries exported by Canada, the world's No. 2 producer.
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Then, under the Marshall Plan, we exported our treasure, no strings attached, to help rebuild a ravaged globe.
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Those same establishments have also exported our unique sound and put a stamp on cultures around the world.
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About 6 percent of U.S. ethanol production is exported, most of it through Gulf Coast ports including Houston.
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These are sensitive goods that normally would go through a case-by-case review before they are exported.
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Instead, Watson said, he had downloaded a GIF, edited it, and exported the final product as a video.
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Under its GSP status, India in 2017 exported over $5.5 billion of goods to the U.S. tariff free.
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Last year, Mexico exported some $26 billion in agricultural products to the United States, according to CNA data.
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The Kurds exported about 513,000 bpd of crude in May, independently from Baghdad, via a pipeline to Turkey.
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Today, at least $5 million worth of organic olive oil is exported from the Occupied Territories every year.
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Meanwhile, Russia exported $1.1 billion in arms last year to Egypt, historically a top U.S. customer, per SIPRI.
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Simion is allegedly the leader of "ItalianMafiaBrussells," or "IMB," which primarily exported MDMA to the US and Canada.
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The company has exported the low-cost model to longer flights, challenging the dominance of more established airlines.
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"Approximately 40 percent of all flowers exported by Colombian growers are certified by FlorVerde Sustainable Flowers," she said.
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Ninety percent of the coal exported to Britain in 2017 originated in Kuzbass, The Guardian stated on Friday.
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More than a third of the 53 million vehicles Japan exported in 2017 went to the United States.
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Martinez added the company expects to sell in Brazil products that were formerly exported to the United States.
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All want a say in how to police the $223 billion worth of apparel exported annually by Bangladesh.
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And it also bolsters the system the United States uses to monitor the technologies that are exported abroad.
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India, which makes 20% of the world's medicinal drugs by volume, has halted certain medicines from being exported.
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