We imported cattle, we imported 500 horses from the U.S, we bought saddles for every one of them, we imported semen, pharmaceuticals...even the first crails had to be imported and weren't constructed here.
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These imported favorites appear in their own "Imported" folder in your Safari bookmarks.
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The three new imported cases bring China's total imported case count to 63.
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The United States only imported $505 billion in goods imported from China last year.
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Imported capital goods prices were unchanged, while the cost of imported automobiles increased 0.2 percent.
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Prices for imported capital goods were unchanged, while the cost of imported automobiles fell 0.2 percent.
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Prices for imported capital goods were unchanged and the cost of imported automobiles fell 0.1 percent.
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Of the new cases, 74 were imported infections, up from 39 imported cases a day earlier.
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Prices for imported capital goods slipped 0.3 percent and prices for imported automobiles dipped 0.1 percent.
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Of the new cases, 74 were imported infections, up from 39 imported cases a day earlier.
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That means that in the end, imported and non-imported goods are taxed exactly the same.
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Prices for imported capital goods slipped 0.2 percent, while the cost of imported automobiles increased 0.3 percent.
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Prices for imported capital goods fell 0.2 percent and the cost of imported automobiles rose 0.2 percent.
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In March, Trump implemented tariffs of 25 percent on imported steel and 10 percent on imported aluminum.
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Prices for imported capital goods fell 0.2 percent, while the cost of imported automobiles slipped 0.1 percent.
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The cost of imported capital goods declined, but prices for imported consumer goods excluding automobiles were unchanged.
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As Cuba reoriented its agriculture to depend less on imported chemical inputs and imported equipment, food production rebounded.
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Prices for imported capital goods slipped 0.1 percent, while the cost of imported automobiles edged up 0.1 percent.
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Canada's average tariff for imported goods is 3.1%, and the EU's average tariff for imported goods is 3%.
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Imported capital goods prices rose 0.2 percent last month, while the cost of imported food fell 0.2 percent.
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Prices for imported capital goods dipped 0.1 percent and the cost of imported automobiles edged up 0.1 percent.
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The cost of imported food increased 0.6 percent in March, while prices for imported capital goods gained 0.2 percent.
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Overall prices for imported capital goods were unchanged last month, while the cost of imported automobiles fell 0.2 percent.
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In March, Trump decided to implement tariffs of 25 percent on imported steel and 10 percent on imported aluminum.
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For example, the number of transformers imported in July 2018 was 60 percent less than imported in July 2017.
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Imported capital goods prices edged up 0.1 percent last month, while the cost of imported food surged 0.8 percent.
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On May 31st, the U.S. slapped a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and 10 percent on imported aluminum.
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The U.S. is currently imposing a 10 percent duty on imported aluminum and a 25 percent duty on imported steel.
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Hong Kong currently produces power using imported fuel in domestic power plants or from imported natural gas from the mainland.
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They warn it will drive up the cost of imported products and American-made goods built with imported components. Sen.
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Prices for imported consumer goods prices excluding automobiles rose 0.1 percent, while the cost of imported food increased 0.3 percent.
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Imported consumer goods prices excluding automobiles slipped 0.1 percent and the cost of imported food decreased 0.5 percent last month.
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On March 7, Trump announced a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum.
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The price of imported motor vehicles and parts was unchanged as was the cost of imported consumer goods excluding automobiles.
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Trump announced earlier this month a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum.
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The cost of imported capital goods fell 0.1 percent for a second straight month as did prices for imported motor vehicles.
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It also imported 250,000 tonnes of rice from Vietnam and 100,000 tonnes from Myanmar, while 450,000 tonnes were imported through tenders.
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President Trump has approved recommendations to impose safeguard tariffs on imported large residential washing machines and imported solar cells and modules.
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Earlier this year, Trump also announced a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum.
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New imported cases in China: The country reported 67 new imported coronavirus cases on Wednesday, but no new locally transmitted ones.
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Trump imposed 25% tariffs on imported steel and 10% tariffs on imported aluminum in March 2018 based on national security grounds.
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All the new cases were imported, meaning people who traveled from overseas, with the overall number of imported cases at 541.
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It worries about dependence on imported fossil fuels: last year 72% of its oil was imported and 43% of its gas.
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Global automakers last week warned that imposing tariffs on imported vehicles would increase the price of every imported car by $6,000.
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China says the United States's 25 percent tariffs on imported steel and 85033 percent tariffs on imported aluminum violate international trade rules.
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The US-based automobile factories that benefit from taxes on imported cars will suffer from the impact of taxes on imported steel.
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Vietnam has never imported U.S. sorghum and the Philippines imported just 19,000 tonnes in the 2016/17 season, according to USDA data.
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The new tariffs follow Trump's recent announcement of a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum.
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U.S. GLOBAL TARIFFS * 220% tariffs on imported steel and 1.83% tariffs on imported aluminum, imposed on March 21.8, 217, on national security grounds.
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The Trump administration this spring slapped a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and 10 percent on imported aluminum to safeguard U.S. jobs.
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Trump signed a proclamation on Thursday to impose a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum.
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Trump announced last Thursday that he is imposing a 85033 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum.
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Trump said last Thursday that he will impose a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum.
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Mr. Trump imposed a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum from many countries last year.
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Trump announced Thursday that he plans to impose tariffs next week of 25 percent on imported steel and 10 percent on imported aluminum.
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On Thursday, Trump signed his plan to impose a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum.
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Trump announced earlier Thursday that he will implement a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum.
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The administration said Thursday it would slap a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and 10 percent on imported aluminum, beginning next week.
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In the first half of 2019, the US imported 73 million pounds of avocados from Peru — more than twice as much as the 31 million pounds imported from January to June 2018 — making it the US's No. 2 source of imported avocados.
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The tariffs in question are Mr Trump's duties of 2408% on imported aluminium and 22% on imported steel, which took effect on June 2057st.
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By smell alone, dogs find illegally imported guava, illicit cell phones in prison, imported shark fins in suitcases, termites, fire ants and bed bugs.
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Produce: The U.S. imported $10.8 billion of produce from Mexico in 2017, with tomatoes topping the list of imported vegetable, per the Washington Post.
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The cost of imported food fell 0.4 percent in April, declining for a second straight month, while prices for imported capital goods were unchanged.
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These strengths are counterbalanced by increasing competition from imported footwear products and the weak local currency, which raises the costs of imported raw materials.
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Trump announced last week that he plans to impose a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum.
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The current tariff on imported cars and parts is 2628 percent, and the tariff on imported pickup trucks and cargo vehicles is 28503 percent.
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Trump announced late last week that he would slap a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum.
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Trump announced last Thursday that he would be placing a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum.
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At present, tariffs of 8 percent to 30 percent are imposed on imported egg products but Korea has not imported fresh eggs since 1999.
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The order places a 2146 percent tariff on imported steel and 2000 percent tariff on imported aluminum, which will take effect on March 0003.
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Trump announced last Thursday that he would be implementing a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum.
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U.S. GLOBAL TARIFFS - 22018 percent tariffs on imported steel and 2156909 percent tariffs on imported aluminum, imposed on March 225, 213 on national security grounds.
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The United States currently imposes a 2.5 percent tariff on imported passenger cars from the EU and a 25 percent tariff on imported pickup trucks.
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And on the second level, behind yet another imported antique door, (this one is three inches thick and imported from England) is Edlich's master suite.
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The reality: The U.S. imported $900.6 million in steel from China last year — a fraction of what the U.S. imported from several other trade partners.
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The Favorites page once more had my imported bookmarks along with their folders, and the "Bookmarks" drop-down menu showed the same "Imported" folder as before.
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There were only 21 plants originally imported to Australia, Nielsen said, which included seven of each variety — the company also imported strasberries that taste like raspberries.
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Prices for imported capital goods edged up 0.1 percent, rising for the first time since June 2014, while the cost of imported automobiles increased 0.2 percent.
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A significant percentage of anti-retrovirals purchased by government are imported into South Africa, while those produced locally use ingredients imported mainly from India and China.
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China's edible oils, used mainly for cooking, come largely from domestically grown and imported soybeans, imported palm oil and smaller crops such as canola and rapeseed.
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"Some 95% of the seafood consumed in the US is imported; 83% of the fresh fruit and about 25% of the vegetables are imported," he said.
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Trump on Thursday announced his administration would impose a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent on imported aluminum to protect U.S. producers.
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Trump imposed tariffs on imported washing machines and imported steel and aluminum in order to help a couple of particular corporate sectors in the United States.
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The United States currently imposes a 53 percent tariff on imported passenger cars from the European Union and a 25 percent tariff on imported pickup trucks.
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A four-hour drive from Silicon Valley, across a mountain range and a state line, Reno is finding that imported growth is accompanied by imported problems.
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The United States currently imposes a 153 percent tariff on imported passenger cars from the European Union and a 215 percent tariff on imported pickup trucks.
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By cutting the tariff on imported car parts more than on imported cars, China may actually strengthen its role as the world's largest car-assembling nation.
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That much was true when Trump signed the documents to impose a 25-percent tax on imported steel and a 10-percent tax on imported aluminum.
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Hong Kong: First imported case Nearby Hong Kong reported its first imported case last Thursday: a 38-year-old woman who visited the Caribbean in early August.
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And under an act established in 1988, only prepared puffer fish from Japan can be imported into the U.S.; all other imported puffer fish products are prohibited.
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That's what made Trump's apparent decision to impose a sweeping 10 percent tax on imported aluminum and a steeper 25 percent tax on imported steel so unusual.
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The United States said in March it would impose a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum from most countries.
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November imports, which were the lowest since the 0003 million tonnes imported in October 2016, were also down 22.2 percent from 6.92 million tonnes imported in October.
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According to the European statistics office, Eurostat, the U.S. imported cars amounting to 254 billion euros ($296.12 billion) in 2016, while Europe imported only 77 billion euros.
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Imported cases So far, China has confirmed 226 imported cases, mostly expatriate Chinese who returned to their hometowns as the outbreak flared up in their host countries.
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Trump had announced earlier Thursday that he would be imposing a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum, as well as a 25 percent tariff on imported steel.
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Federal officials consider tariffs on imported solar panels: Federal officials have launched an investigation into whether the government should impose tariffs on certain imported solar panel technology.
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The world's fifth-largest crude buyer imported a total 13.1 million tonnes of crude last month against 12.4 million tonnes imported a year ago, the data also showed.
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For India the greatest risk to its economic outlook is high energy prices, given its reliance on imported crude and natural gas, and to some extent imported coal.
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Until Koks opened, one of the hotel dining room's featured items was Steak Hawaii, a chunk of imported meat with a ring of imported, canned pineapple on top.
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Regarding potential imposition of a "border adjustment tax" on goods imported from Mexico, Massaro pointed out that it may affect all imported goods, not just those from Mexico.
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A real-time tracker on GitLab shows a massive spike in imported Github projects early on Monday morning, with over 13,000 projects being imported within a single hour.
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He is the latest businessman to speak out against Trump's plan to slap a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum.
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The practical effect would be to undercut some farmers, for example, and add to the costs of some imported goods — hundreds of dollars for some popular imported cars.
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But there's a longer-term danger for the American economy that's a lot bigger than the 25 percent tax on imported steel and 10 percent on imported aluminum.
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Trump went ahead with his plan to impose a 85033 percent tariff on imported steel and 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum despite opposition from his own party.
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Under the plan, first recommended by the Commerce Department, the U.S. would impose a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum.
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After hours of chaos at the White House, Trump told industry executives he will impose tariffs of 25 percent on imported steel and 10 percent on imported aluminum.
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The EU imposes a 10% tariff on all cars, SUVs, compact SUVs, vans, and pickups imported from the US. The US imposes a 2.5% tariff on imported passenger cars, SUVs, compact SUVs, and vans from the EU and a 25% tariff on imported pickups (a tiny segment of the EU market).
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Corona was first imported to the US in the late 70s, and less than a decade later, it was already ranked second among America's imported beers, just behind Heineken.
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State-run Indian Oil Corp, the country's top refiner, imported about 4 million barrels in August, equivalent to about 134,000 bpd, or half the amount it imported in July.
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Nearly half of all imported U.S. vegetables and 40 percent of imported fruit are grown in Mexico, according to the latest data from the United States Department of Agriculture.
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Bostic too said he is taking a "wait and see" approach as Trump prepares to impose duties of 25 percent on imported steel and 10 percent on imported aluminum.
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Just over half of medicines in Turkey are imported and most of the locally manufactured drugs use imported raw materials, making the exchange rate a crucial factor in cost.
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I then checked to see the list of contacts imported through Facebook (you can check here) and it said that there were no imported contacts and no invites sent.
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On Monday, House Speaker Paul Ryan sharply criticized the president for planning to impose a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum.
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Prices for imported capital goods rose for a third straight month in April, while the cost of imported motor vehicles surged 0.5 percent, the biggest gain in five years.
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In March, the White House added a 210 percent tariff to about $2100 billion worth of imported steel, and a 210 percent tariff to $225 billion of imported aluminum.
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The controversial tariffs, which are set to begin in 15 days, slap a 25 percent levy on imported steel and 10 percent on imported aluminum, exempting Mexico and Canada.
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Which brings us to Thursday afternoon at the White House, when Trump signed a measure instituting a 25% tariff on imported steel and a 10% tariff on imported aluminum.
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Egan said he is confident the fracked gas will be competitive with the cost of imported gas, such as liquified natural gas (LNG) imported in tankers most commonly from Qatar.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told reporters that a 25% tariff on imported steel and 10% on imported aluminum from Canada, Mexico and the European Union will take effect on Friday.
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Trump's recent decision to slap hefty 25 percent tariffs on imported steel and 10 percent tariffs on imported aluminum has generated concerns among business groups and lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
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Trump imposed 25% tariffs on imported steel and 10% tariffs on imported aluminum in March 2018 based on national security grounds, citing Section 232 of the 1962 Trade Expansion Act.
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The Model 3 vehicles built in China will provide a price break versus imported vehicles, as cars made in-country enjoy exemption from a 10% tax applied to imported cars.
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For example, if the United States raises tariffs on imported EU autos, then the average price of imported German auto brands will be about $6,000 higher than the current price.
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In Washington, President Trump signed two controversial proclamations that implement a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum but exempts Canada and Mexico.
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Coal is among the top five commodities imported by India, and over three-fifths of its thermal coal imports come from Indonesia, while over a fifth is imported from South Africa.
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There were also questions about whether imported cars were eligible for tax breaks and scrappage schemes and whether imported goods were eligible for a Chinese fund for promoting energy saving products.
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Trump has also imposed tariffs of 25 percent on imported steel and 10 percent on imported aluminum, angering China and key U.S. trading partners including the European Union, Canada and Mexico.
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In 2018, 82 cases of measles were imported into the US from other countries, which is the highest number of imported cases since the illness was eliminated, according to the CDC.
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Credit... HERAT, Afghanistan — Afghanistan has already imported its epidemic.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has approved recommendations to impose safeguard tariffs on imported large residential washing machines and imported solar cells and modules, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said earlier on Monday.
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Thousands of US-based companies have asked the administration to give them a special break from the hefty 25 percent tariff on imported steel and the 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum.
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While taxing imported appliances gives US-based appliance manufacturing a leg up, taxing imported metal takes that leg away — which is why Electrolux is putting a planned $250 million investment on hold.
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Coal is among the top five commodities imported by India, and about three-fifths of its thermal coal imports come from Indonesia, while less than one-sixth is imported from South Africa.
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Until now, GST has applied only to most goods sold in Australia and imported goods worth over A$1,000, making relatively low-cost imported items cheaper than their equivalents in local stores.
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Trump imposed tariffs of 25 percent on imported steel and 10 percent on imported aluminum in March 2018 and ended an exemption for Canada, Mexico and several others two months later. ADVERTISEMENT
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Trade barriers can come in the form of tariffs (taxes on imported goods), quotas (limits on the number of goods that can be imported) or strict regulations that shut out foreign sellers.
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President Donald Trump has decided to put a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum, arguing that these imports posed a threat to national security.
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As for the candied sweet potatoes, they are made with cinnamon imported from Sri Lanka, bacon from pigs raised in Spain that costs $20173,22017-per-pound and white cheddar imported from the UK. The butternut squash is made with spices from India, caramelized onions imported from Egypt and chunks of beef bacon from $276-per-pound Japanese prize Wagyu.
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The natural gas and pipeline segment saw operating profit rise 264 percent to 51.23 billion yuan, despite big losses on imported natural gas from Central Asia and Myanmar and imported liquefied natural gas.
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The value of the exported material was also over 40 percent higher than what was imported with the shipped material averaging $1,400 a metric ton while what was imported cost $972 a ton.
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Cohn, a supporter of free trade, announced he would be leaving the White House after Trump decided to impose a 85033 percent tariff on imported steel and 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum.
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Data show that such cost increases on cheaper imported goods will disproportionately affect the purses of low-income families who typically spend a larger fraction of their household income on cheaper imported goods.
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Currently there is no evidence to support transmission of Covid-19 associated with imported goods and there have not been any cases of Covid-19 in the United States associated with imported goods.
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GOOD-QUALITY CANNED TUNA (PREFERABLY IMPORTED VENTRESCA) Whether your goal is simple tuna salad, salade niçoise, pasta to evoke Southern Italy, or a weeknight casserole, try to find imported tuna in olive oil.
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In January, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said that President Donald Trump had approved recommendations to impose "safeguard tariffs" on imported solar cells and modules as well as imported large residential washing machines.
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Randi Griffin, whose mother was Korean, was another imported player and said she "always felt unaccepted by Koreans in the U.S." In time, those imported players melded with the existing South Korean team.
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The oil industry has joined businesses across the economy in raising alarm over Trump's tariffs, which will put a 25 percent tax on imported steel and a 10 percent tax on imported aluminum.
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The cost of goods imported from Japan slipped 0.1% percent.
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That has been stoking demand for imported pork, she said.
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The administration also put a tariff on imported washing machines.
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Most major U.S. retailers stock their shelves with imported products.
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The U.S. imported $21 billion in agricultural products in 2015.
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And when shrimp is imported, there is very little inspection.
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Until then the Soviets had imported hardly any American foodstuffs.
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Not all, or even most, disinformation is imported from abroad.
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China's forces have imported Russia's most advanced missiles and aircraft.
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Roughly half the cars sold in America today are imported.
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Tuesday, temporary exemptions expire for President Trump's imported steel tariffs.
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When the currency drops, it makes imported goods more expensive.
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In contrast, India imported just 15 million tonnes in 2015.
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The plants would mostly use imported liquefied natural gas (LNG).
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Prices for imported consumer goods excluding autos fell 0.3 percent.
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The bulbs, however, are imported all the way from Europe.
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Imported goods, such as tyres, have a reference dollar price.
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Until June Qatar imported milk from Almarai, a Saudi conglomerate.
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Imported consumer goods prices excluding automobiles were unchanged last month.
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Imported food prices tumbled 1.63%, the second straight monthly drop.
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The cost of imported capital goods fell 0.2% last month.
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That could result in a broader increase in imported inflation.
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The remainder are imported from Japan, Canada, Mexico and elsewhere.
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They in turn have to be fuelled with imported fuel.
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Trader Joe's offers a wider selection, particularly for imported cheeses.
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An estimated 80,000 cases are imported to the United States.
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BOTAS imported 85% of Turkey's natural gas needs last year.
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Prices for imported consumer goods excluding autos rose 0.3 percent.
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Crude is also being imported and put into tank farms.
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Turkey imported $3 billion worth of Dutch goods in 2016.
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Total imported waste stood at 47 million tonnes in 2015.
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It included a border "adjustment" that would tax imported products.
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It imported no LNG from the United States in 2015.
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Art was added, gin was imported, and the accolades followed.
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Capital imported rose 75 percent from the second quarter, however.
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This was down 14% from 187,24.73 tonnes imported in May.
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It imported about 29 TWh during the period, RTE said.
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N), which imported 194 million barrels, and Phillips 66 (PSX.
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Imported house wines — rosso and bianco — are $8 a glass.
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Imported food prices fell 21.0%, the third straight monthly drop.
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Last year, China imported $12.8 million worth of U.S. spirits.
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The administration also introduced a tariff on imported washing machines.
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Agricultural chemicals are imported from other countries without trade embargoes.
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In 2250, China imported $0003 million worth of U.S. spirits.
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They buy fresh, local food rather than packaged imported items.
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Imported crab meat Avoid eating fresh crab meat from Venezuela.
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It will also keep screening imported food and medical products.
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It's made in North Carolina using imported and domestic materials.
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The cost of imported motor vehicles nudged up 0.1 percent.
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Imported components include batteries, LCD display and a touch panel.
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Republicans often cite concerns over the safety of imported drugs.
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Sales could suffer if Britain raises tariffs on imported vehicles.
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They aren't stealing from people who are selling imported shoes.
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Few voters will be happy paying more for imported goods.
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India had imported 78 tonnes of gold in May 2018.
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Nissan has been selling imported vehicles in Myanmar since 2013.
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The probe could lead to new tariffs on imported vehicles.
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"We are focused on reducing the imported content," Jain said.
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Some information is now being imported directly from the IRS.
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Gas is currently sold at nearly half the imported price.
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China levies a similar tariff currently on imported U.S. cars.
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In 2005, he blamed Asian immigration for "imported criminal activity".
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Others purify water with reverse osmosis, a costlier imported method.
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None of this is to suggest America's racism is imported.
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Every bottle that Fat Cork sells is imported from Champagne.
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But the number of imported cases from overseas is rising.
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Imported produce is also sometimes fresher than the domestic equivalent.
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Imported food prices fell 1.43%, the fourth straight monthly decline.
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Anything that came in, and everything in Australia is imported.
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"They think it's something imported from the West," says Hassan.
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Some imported products, like Purina pet food, have vanished entirely.
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Last year, China imported about $130 billion of U.S. goods.
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More trade news: Canada may impose tariffs on imported steel.
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All of its confirmed cases so far have been imported.
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At his store, 75% of the boards sold are imported.
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Lower exchange rates translate into higher prices for imported goods.
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All of its confirmed cases so far have been imported.
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China also plans to lower its tariffs on imported cars.
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The F.D.A., in other words, is already regulating imported drugs.
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The cassava had come from Africa, imported by Bantu Tastes.
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And what about imported brie, gouda, Parmigiano Reggiano or Swiss?
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You are most likely to find this in imported wines.
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Prepa's antiquated generating plants burn imported oil to produce electricity.
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All the components used to create Jio's network were imported.
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However, private firms in Russia still primarily use imported technology.
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The remainder are imported from Japan, Canada, Mexico, and elsewhere.
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The U.S. hogs were imported by China Animal Husbandry Group.
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The U.S. has threatened to raise tariffs on imported vehicles.
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American jihadists are made in the United States, not imported.
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Options include tariffs on imported cars and possibly car parts.
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Last year China imported 3.56 million tonnes in gross weight.
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Some machinery was running, but processing rice imported from Brazil.
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Some 80 percent of the components are imported from China.
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The law raised tariffs on more than 28500,6900 imported goods.
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He imported traditions he learned in Germany as a boy.
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An imported print will be shown with live piano accompaniment.
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The cost of imported capital goods declined 0.1% last month.
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Nor does the United States tax shoes imported from Canada.
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Some 70 percent of material for disposal diapers is imported.
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President Donald Trump annonced a 24% tariff on imported steel.
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In an average year, the Long Beach Water Department (LBWD) obtains 40 percent of its water from imported sources and 53 percent from groundwater—which is also partially dependent upon imported sources for recharge.
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Ford Motor Co said on Thursday it would not hike prices on its imported cars for now, including those on higher-margin luxury Lincoln models, crimping its profit margins on cars imported to China.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 22 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump has approved recommendations to impose safeguard tariffs on imported large residential washing machines and imported solar cells and modules, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said on Monday.
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Roughly 37 percent of the imported parts used on U.S.-made vehicles are imported from Mexico, including critical pieces like the wiring harnesses used on 70 percent of all vehicles assembled in the States.
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Trump announced last week that he would implement a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum from key allies, including Canada, Mexico and the European Union (EU).
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Over 22019 percent of the seafood consumed in the U.S. is now imported, yet the FDA is only able to conduct in-depth inspections of about 2 percent of the imported lines of entry.
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The Trump administration last week lifted exemptions on the European Union, Canada and Mexico, effectively imposing a 22019 percent tariff on imported aluminum and a 25 percent tariff on imported steel from those countries.
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He has also imposed global tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, washing machines and solar panels and has threatened to raise tariffs on imported cars unless Japan and the European Union offer trade concessions.
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In an announcement Monday, the U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said that Trump had approved recommendations to impose "safeguard tariffs" on imported solar cells and modules as well as imported large residential washing machines.
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Five cases of measles have been imported into the United States this year from Israel, which is just one of the countries where the 44 cases directly imported into this country in 2019 came from.
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On Thursday, Trump announced that the U.S. would impose tariffs of 25 percent on imported steel and 10 percent on imported aluminum from Canada, Mexico and the European Union (EU), reversing the group's previous exemptions.
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As I traveled through northern and central provinces, I saw imported wheat being brought to the smallest and most remote villages, thanks to a new Chinese-built railroad and a fleet of newly imported trucks.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Beijing reported 11 new imported cases of coronavirus as of noon on March 18, according to the city's Health Commission, as imported cases in China outnumbered local transmissions for the fifth straight day.
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Her firm estimates that a 25 percent tariff on imported cars — excluding those made in Mexico and Canada — would increase prices of vehicles made in North America by $1,135; imported models would cost $3,980 more.
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Perhaps the Mexican-raised chickens eat imported animal feed, he speculated.
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In 2015 it imported goods to the value of $127.2 billion.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - U.S. tariffs on imported cars could lead BMW (BMWG.
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He also proposed that tariffs on imported Chinese goods be increased.
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Prices of imported automobiles, consumer and capital goods fell last month.
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There aren't any semiconductor chips in a bicycle imported from China.
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Currently, India doesn't permit sales of imported refurbished phones at all.
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Aperitif liqueurs, both imported and domestic, continue to gain in popularity.
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It comes in a signature rooster bowl imported directly from Malaysia.
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This tender lamb dish is seasoned with spices imported from Pakistan.
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By the early 2000s, Christopher began selling Chinese-imported garlic, too.
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Trump officials also recently announced new tariffs on imported washing machines.
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This would mean we would become less dependent on imported water.
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China has imported ideas and approaches more than people and ideals.
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A double-breasted utility jacket is made of imported French wool.
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He imposed tariffs on imported steel and aluminium earlier this month.
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The EU imposes a 10 percent tariff on imported U.S. cars.
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Some of the goods were imported from China, Turkey and Portugal.
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Police officer San Aung said the drone was imported without permission.
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Uber partnered with a local Suzuki dealer that imported 300 cars.
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For one thing it would raise the cost of imported goods.
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He imposed tariffs on imported steel and aluminum earlier this month.
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In September Egypt accepted its last shipment of imported natural gas.
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In peacetime, impoverished Yemen imported 90 percent of its staple foods.
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Mr Trump's tariffs on imported steel will make equipment more expensive.
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The South Sudanese now drink beer imported from Uganda and Kenya.
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Nissan needs 5m parts each day, of which 85% are imported.
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Some pubs now have "escape rooms", an idea imported from America.
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And a weaker currency would increase the cost of imported goods.
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Nearly $5 billion worth of alcohol is imported, according to CBS.
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Langone said about 20 percent of Home Depot's products are imported.
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It imported more than 40,000 cars in 2017, automobile traders say.
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A 25 percent tariff on imported trucks and SUV's already exists.
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Imported consumer goods prices excluding automobiles fell 0.3 percent last month.
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Consider the fact that Schadenfreude has been imported wholesale into English.
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The RAW file was imported into Photoshop and converted to JPEG.
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Just a few years ago, Lava imported cheap phones from China.
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Their oven, imported from Italy, is the Ferrari of pizza ovens.
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Its main imported competitor sells for about 70 pounds a jar.
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The announcement extends U.S. tariffs to nearly all imported Chinese products.
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Imported from Japan, the model starts at around 24.5,000 yuan ($117,000).
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The Dutch imported 237 million euros of British meat in 2017.
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That's because it will raise prices on imported goods, he explained.
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The remainder is imported, according to ZESA Holdings, the national utility.
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That could change if a tax on imported goods is imposed.
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The banking sector imported the largest amount of capital — $556 million.
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Traditionally China has imported, not exported, coal—but that could change.
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Everything from cornflakes to kettles is imported from Europe or Asia.
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In Lagos's markets, "west African" fabric is invariably imported from China.
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Without it, Nigeria would probably have imported textiles from Lancashire instead.
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Then there's the issue of individual countries' restrictions on imported goods.
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Prices for imported consumer goods excluding autos edged up 0.1 percent.
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"The Venezuelan revolution isn't imported from somewhere else," he told me.
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That was set to make imported phones, including Apple iPhones, costlier.
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Imported industrial supplies and materials prices excluding fuels fell 0.3 percent.
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"Buying imported foods in foreign countries is crazy expensive," Greg said.
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Some 2202 of primary aluminum consumed in the U.S. is imported.
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The taiko ("fat drum") tradition was imported from Tang-dynasty China.
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It's then topped with caramelized bananas and imported Belgian chocolate truffles.
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Most of the solar cells and modules are imported from China.
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Behind pillared walls of imported granite and marble, a 10,000-seat
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It lowers a tax on barrels of beer brewed or imported.
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"We wanted to see how much oil we imported," he said.
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Santos has said Narrabri gas would be cheaper than imported LNG.
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Washington has imposed tariffs across the spectrum on imported Chinese goods.
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Despite the elimination of endemic measles, outbreaks of imported strains continue.
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Turkey imported the most from Russia, China and Germany, it said.
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China last year imported 1.23 million barrels a day of oil.
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The other 40 percent is imported from neighboring countries, mainly Thailand.
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The rest is imported and then mixed in with the batch.
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Where do you go for all of these imported European things?
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Even back then, America imported more from China that it exported.
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China imported just under 210,2.23 tonnes of refined zinc in January.
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Each poppy starts as a plastic stem, imported into the factory.
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It would repeal the tariffs on imported solar cells and modules.
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In January, the president announced new tariffs on imported washing machines.
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Virtually all cars made in the United States contain imported parts.
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Singapore has confirmed 228 imported cases, according to the ministry's website.
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Last year the United States imported 1.6 million vehicles from Mexico.
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Worst of all, perhaps, some are being imported from New York.
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ISTANBUL — Prices have soared on imported goods, scaring buyers and sellers.
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There are fears imported cases could lead to a renewed outbreak.
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Taiwan, Vietnam and China produce virtually all imported rubber tire tubes.
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Factories are paying extra for imported components like electronics and parts.
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Now, their governments are cracking down on imported waste, worrying recyclers.
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Many Africans are eating more junk food, much of it imported.
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Half of the steel used in our energy pipelines is imported.
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The cost of goods imported from China was unchanged last month.
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The chapel features relics and paintings imported from Rome in 2150.
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Mr. Nagayasu added that he legally imported his otters into Japan.
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Nearly all of the most complex chips must still be imported.
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A stronger dollar also makes imported goods cheaper for American consumers.
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The EU imposes a 25 percent tariff on imported U.S. cars.
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He added that most of the imported cases were from Europe.
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Fears about imported diseases are common among critics of migrant caravans.
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"Normal cheese" in this case means whatever brands have been imported.
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Last year, the country imported 370 million pounds of Indian onions.
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Potential remedies could include tariffs on imported solar panels and modules.
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What's key: It's not just that imported stuff becomes more expensive.
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If it follows through, demand for imported refined copper could increase.
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Much of the deep-water equipment needed is imported U.S. technology.
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Cargo from around the world can be imported into Puerto Rico.
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The main fundamental reason is China's increased appetite for imported coal.
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And energy companies could wind up paying more for imported oil.
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That offset a 11.53 percent jump in imported natural gas prices.
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Imported consumer goods prices excluding automobiles fell 0.1 percent last month.
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Some of these are imported, like wild wood pigeon from Scotland.
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"In 2017, we imported 2.5 million flowers from Kenya," he added.
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In the United States, imported Italian provolone is your best choice.
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Christianity, the supposed glue of Europe, was imported from the Levant.
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The Conquistadors and their successors also imported millions of African slaves.
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The Conquistadors and their successors also imported millions of African slaves.
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But the government is keen to reduce dependency on imported foods.
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So are imported noodles and canned fish served in tourist bungalows.
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Elk have been imported from Kentucky for tourists to look at.
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Germany imported goods from the United States worth 58 billion euros.
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But today's meth, largely imported from Mexico, is far more potent.
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Later, Eurasian wild boar were imported to North America for hunting.
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Thus meaning higher prices to produce Chinese goods with imported parts.
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In 2017, imported steel took 30 percent of the U.S. market.
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Imported and distributed by Dionysos: Available in the District at Rodman's.
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Rising global crude oil prices are adding to imported inflation pressures.
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The price of food imported from continental Europe might go up.
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Vital medicines couldn't be imported because the government had little cash.
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The United States imported $1.13 billion in Chinese goods last year.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada said on Wednesday it will exclude some imported steel and aluminum from its newest import tariffs and quotas following a request from the construction industry in British Columbia, which depends on imported metal.
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Given all that, it seems unnecessary to even point out that there are plenty of regulations on what foods are allowed to be imported to the US or that imported foods are subject to FDA inspection.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Czech authorities will inspect all beef imported into the Czech Republic from neighboring Poland following the discovery of salmonella in a 700 kg batch of imported Polish beef, news agency CTK said on Wednesday.
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Regardless of the backlash, Trump has stood his ground on maintaining the tariffs of 6900 percent on imported steel and 2628 percent on imported aluminum, which hit close allies like Mexico, Canada and the European Union.
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The other six members of the G-22019 — Canada, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Germany and Japan — are all getting hit by the tariffs of 25 percent on imported steel and 10 percent on imported aluminum.
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Canada questioned the commercial rationale for the U.S. move, noting that imported wines account for around 90 percent of all wine sales and there were nearly 1,000 points of sale for imported wine in the province.
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The following is a rundown of major U.S. tariff actions and retaliatory measures in 2018: - 25 percent tariffs on imported steel and 10 percent tariffs on imported aluminum, imposed on March 23 on national security grounds.
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The solar protective fees would initially slap a 30 percent levy on all imported cells, falling to 15 percent by the fourth year, though 2.5 gigawatts of imported cells will be allowed tariff-free per year.
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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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The following is a rundown of major U.S. tariff actions and retaliatory measures in 2018: - 25 percent tariffs on imported steel and 10 percent tariffs on imported aluminum, imposed on March 23 on national security grounds.
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By then, Heineken had been the best-selling imported beer in America for eight years, and according to Advertising Age, in 23.2, it accounted for a whopping 41 percent of all imported beer sales in the country.
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The widest range of craft beer available in the city-state is mainly imported from Belgium, with 6.92 million liters imported in 2014, Flemish government agency Flanders Investment and Trade said in a market report last year.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India has renegotiated the pricing of liquefied natural gas (LNG) imported from Australia's Gorgon project to make the imported fuel affordable to price-sensitive domestic customers, Indian oil minister Dharmendra Pradhan said on Saturday.
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SHANGHAI, March 18 (Reuters) - Beijing reported 11 new imported cases of coronavirus as of noon on March 18, according to the city's Health Commission, as imported cases in China outnumbered local transmissions for the fifth straight day.
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In an announcement Monday, the U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said that President Donald Trump had approved recommendations to impose "safeguard tariffs" on both imported solar cells and modules as well as imported large residential washing machines.
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So even though several senators are introducing proposals to stop Trump's 25 percent tariff on imported steel and 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum, key Republicans are in no mood for a high-profile fight with Trump.
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While many items imported to the U.S. are not taxed, American import duties totaled up to $33.1 billion that year — or about 1.4 percent of the total value of all imported goods, according to Pew Research Center.
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Trump decided to exempt Canada and Mexico, two major allies and leading importers of steel and aluminum, from the sweeping action that will levy 25 percent tariffs on all imported steel and 10 percent on imported aluminum.
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Trump also announced earlier this year that he would implement a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum, although a number of allied nations have been exempted from the tariffs.
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This bipartisan legislation will repeal the ill-conceived duties and tariffs on imported solar panels, allow companies that imported any affected solar products under this new tariff to receive a retroactive reimbursement, and reinstate previous tariff rates.
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Prices for imported petroleum jumped 17.23% percent after rising 217.2% in March.
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But that water isn't for drinking -- there's imported bottled water for that.
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Some water-bottlers, for instance, have shut for want of imported plastic.
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Many viewers of these imported comedians may be asking the same question.
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Trump has threatened to put duties on all imported goods from China.
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Energy minister Marie Christine Marghem said imported power would help avoid blackouts.
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Department stores, whose products are mostly imported, could be the hardest hit.
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India imported about 304,500 bpd Iranian oil between January and April 2019.
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User-imported data from other social networks could also have been taken.
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Imported, latest-generation equipment helps speed up the throughput of the hatchery.
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In January 2018, Trump imposed a 20% tariff on imported washing machines.
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Low oil prices are largely curbing both domestic and imported inflation pressures.
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Imported petroleum prices have not risen since gaining 0.8 percent in February.
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The cases in the Unites States have been imported from international travel.
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Imported dogs should be individually certified as such by a qualified veterinarian. ?
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Now more reliable prophylactics are imported, or made locally with foreign ingredients.
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Rising costs especially hurt consumers and companies that rely on imported parts.
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In 2002, President George W. Bush's administration placed tariffs on imported steel.
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Prices for imported petroleum jumped 6.1% percent after rising 5.3% in March.
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The US is imposing steeper tariffs on Chinese imported steel right now.
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That was the lowest since last October when Seoul imported 259.73,22016 tonnes.
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Brave, for some reason, only imported about a fourth of my passwords.
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In 179.43, the company imported about $2179.4 million of inventory from China.
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It's possible they were imported, for example, or sold under the table.
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Britain's nuclear industry relies on imported welders, steel fixers and pipe fitters.
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These include bringing in imported foods, and scouting out space at malls.
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They imported ancient themes and modern grievances into 21st-century communications technology.
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Prices for imported industrial supplies and materials excluding petroleum increased 0.4 percent.
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He has suggested a 35 percent tax on cars imported from Mexico.
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Since it's imported from Russia, there may be additional taxes and duties.
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Imported consumer goods prices excluding automobiles edged up 0.1 percent last month.
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"The offtake of imported wheat is very slow," said the second trader.
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The new features it adds are often imported from other social networks.
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Over the years, some of these imported herbs have come under question.
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It had not imported any meat that had not been heat-treated.
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That means the only outbreaks that happen are those imported from abroad.
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Electric bicycles are imported under the same tariff code as e-scooters.
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The cost of goods imported from China slipped 0.1%, matching May's drop.
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France has about 50 percent market share of imported wines in China.
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The dollar has strengthened of late, dampening the risks of imported inflation.
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Master0fHyrule said the animations were then imported to every other Smash character.
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The imported eggs will be mainly distributed to restaurants and grocery stores.
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China imported 22.5 million tonnes of coal from North Korea last year.
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A similar procedure is followed, in reverse, when imported containers are unloaded.
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The U.S. imported just under $540 billion of Chinese goods in 2018.
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Peru last year imported more than $6 billion worth of agricultural products.
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They've bought them here and imported them to their own respective countries.
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S. jobs and aluminum manufacturing sectors today rely significantly on imported metal.
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Trump, in turn, backed off threats to impose tariffs on imported cars.
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Soil, cookware, and some imported toys, candies and spices can contain lead.
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The eyelash kits were imported approximately from April 1, 2012 to Jan.
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Juhayna used to make its mango juices using 50 percent imported fruit.
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The Trump administration just approved tariffs of 30% on imported solar panels.
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Bangladesh has imported tea mostly from India and Thailand, market sources said.
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The U.S., in the past week, imported 7 million barrels a day.
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Prices of imported materials and fuels rose 17.1 percent on the year.
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Mangudya said Zimbabwe had imported $250 million cash between May and September.
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This is the first time Venezuela has imported crude in four years.
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Japan last imported Colombian thermal coal in January 2014, government data shows.
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China imported 1.7 million tonnes of nickel ore from Indonesia in May.
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If BAT passes, you will be paying more for your imported consumables.
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And the Twin Otter aircraft was new, imported from Canada last September.
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The move is similar to one earlier in April on imported steel.
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That forced the closure of many businesses that relied on imported goods.
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More generally, central banks lack potent tools to offset imported economic troubles.
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Mexican Coke, as imported to the U.S., only comes in glass bottles.
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Fewer oil dollars mean even less food and medicine will be imported.
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The price of imported motor vehicles and parts declined 0.3% last month.
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Source: OECD Conversely, the U.S. imported 34 percent more than it exported.
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Most of the flooring is hardwood imported from Norway, Ms. Bardavid said.
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American sugar will now be replaced with imported sugar from Latin America.
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Trump imposed a 25 percent levy on imported steel in the spring.
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That raises the likelihood he will embrace tariffs on imported solar panels.
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Last year alone, U.S. biofuels displaced 510 million barrels of imported oil.
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"Buying imported foods in foreign countries is crazy expensive," Denning told GOBankingRates.
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Currently, imported vehicles in China are subject to a 24 percent tariff.
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She hasn't threatened to slap a 45 percent tariff on imported goods.
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Even when the intended material is imported, it is often recycled improperly.
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It last imported LSFO cargoes in 2012 and 2013, the source said.
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Before the war, Yemen imported almost all its food, fuel and medicines.
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And incidentally in 1970, we exported and imported exactly the same amount.
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The USDA food safety service inspects domestic and imported meat, and eggs.
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It restricts us from increasing food safety standards governing imported food. 6.
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The U.S. relies on imported medicines from China in a big way.
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America imported more than 21,000 giraffe-bone carvings between 2006 and 85033.
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Me too, but it's an American-engineered nuclear tank, imported from Detroit.
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THERE ARE OVER 8 MILLION CARS IMPORTED EACH YEAR INTO THE COUNTRY.
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First, there's the 2628 percent tariffs he imposed on imported solar panels.
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If correct, that would also keep a lid on imported price pressures.
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India imported nearly 600,000 bpd in September, though shipments have since fallen.
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In 2017, the U.S. imported $505.6 billion worth of goods from China.
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It also prevents the sale of domestic supplies of the imported products.
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But to locals, it recalls a time before Continental produce was imported.
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China imported roughly 10 percent of total U.S. LNG exports, he said.
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In 2018, the company imported about $400 million of inventory from China.
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Meanwhile, the EU imported $789 million worth of U.S. spirits in 2017.
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The EU currently imposes a 10 percent tariff on imported U.S. cars.
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The woman, surnamed Wang, was the first imported case of Zhejiang province.
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American manufacturers buy roughly half of their imported electronics parts from China.
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Since identifying the first infections (all imported) on their territories — on Jan.
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It was only after the first imported case was identified on Jan.
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New tariffs in July have also made imported pet food more expensive.
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The Trump administration's plans to slap tariffs on imported steel and aluminum.
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Like, whether or not he could sign a bill banning imported scallops.
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The context: George W. Bush imposed tariffs on imported steel in 285.
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He is also mulling tariffs on imported automobiles from Europe and Japan.
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Samsung and LG imported about three million washers in 2016, Whirlpool said.
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North Korea relies on imported fuel to keep its struggling economy functioning.
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When the lira loses value, imported goods become more expensive, feeding inflation.
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The idea that imported cars pose a national security threat is absurd.
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Pertamina imported 87 million barrels of crude last year, company data showed.
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The total number of imported cases was 22, according to the NHC.
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Romaine lettuce imported from Mexico should also be safe, the agency said.
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Imported boots cost 150 rubles; a color TV, 19913; a car, 5,000.
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Core producer goods inflation remains muted despite duties on imported Chinese goods.
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Last year, the U.S. imported $220 million of brewery equipment from China.
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Japan taxes imported American beef at high rates — 50 percent until recently.
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Above, imported soybeans at a port in Nantong, China, in last month.
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The trio imported their first batch of fertilized sturgeon eggs in 2013.
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According to Deutche Bank, 20% of US inputs are imported from China.
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Both tariffs and a weaker currency have made imported goods more expensive.
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Most are produced by manufacturers like Honda or Yamaha and imported secondhand.
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Other countries at risk of imported cases have also implemented extraordinary measures.
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A beautiful imported Japanese watermelon was an absurd 350 dollars — nearly $50.
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"It's nothing but defense," said Derrick Rose, the newly imported point guard.
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The agreement covers almost 15% of gas imported into Italy, Eni said.
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Qualcomm asked that the ITC temporarily ban those devices from being imported.
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In January, he took aim at India's 150% tariff on imported whiskey.
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The solar companies want either price floors or tariffs on imported technology.
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Imported motor vehicle prices fell 0.2 percent for a second straight month.
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Imagine if 1 in 4 goods imported from Asia suddenly stopped coming.
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China imported $2.6 billion of semiconductors from the United States last year.
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In January, he imposed tariffs on imported solar panels and washing machines.
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In December, China imported about 2 million tons of North Korean coal.
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The virus from these two patients was not imported from South America.
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Earlier this year, the Trump administration announced tariffs on imported washing machines.
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THE FIDDLE was imported to America by immigrants from the British Isles.
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Some Ford cars in Belarus have been imported from Europe until now.
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We Americans imported $505 billion in Chinese goods that improved our lives.
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"People couldn't afford brand new cars or imported used cars," he said.
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He worked for a division of a company that imported foreign magazines.
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Last month, Trump took aim at India's 150% tariff on imported whiskey.
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In 2017, Tanzania burnt 6,500 chicks imported from Kenya over disease fears.
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Imported food prices dropped 0.8% last month after surging 2.7% in April.
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Imported cases of dengue kept rising in Townsville during the mosquito releases.
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Britain currently pays tariffs on about 10 percent of its imported food.
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A 2003 law limited the types of drugs that could be imported.
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In souks and shops, machine-made overwhelmed handmade; imported wiped out local.
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Last year, China imported more than $22.8 billion worth of medical devices.
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And money from the tax cuts helped Americans buy more imported goods.
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Purchasing the imported stuff in Copenhagen is about three times as expensive.
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Every item imported into the United States legally has a customs code.
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Trump has threatened a 35 percent tariff on cars imported from Mexico.
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A small number of imported trucks are taxed at 20 percent currently.
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The price of goods imported from China fell 0.1 percent in November.
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They pointed to an event last week, when Mr. Trump called an impromptu news conference at which he announced that he intended to place tariffs of 25 percent on imported steel and of 10 percent on imported aluminum.
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That argument is what motivated Mr. Trump's initial declaration last month that he would impose what is effectively a tax of 25 percent on imported steel and 10 percent on imported aluminum from every country in the world.
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The White House is seeking reduced tariffs on imported cars as well as asking China to allow foreign-majority ownership of financial services firms in exchange for not imposing higher prices on an array of imported Chinese goods.
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Last week, China announced it will charge imported retail items purchased online in the same way as any other imported goods, scrapping a provision that enabled e-commerce companies to import goods more cheaply, reported China's Xinhua news agency.
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The EU said Friday it was weighing potential tariffs against a wide range of U.S. goods in response to Trump's announcement that the U.S. would impose tariffs of 25 percent on imported steel and 10 percent on imported aluminum.
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Of course, money motivates things too: The Swiss government currently reimburses coffee stockpilers by charging a fee on imported beans, but if the stockpile is no more, those imported beans might cost a little less than what's already around.
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Prices on imported oil as well as imported equipment used in the petroleum and natural gas industry would all rise (assuming the incidence of tax would be passed on to the consumer), resulting in an increase in core inflation.
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"We use all imported flours, and we also use an imported, unfiltered, organic Sicilian olive oil," said Mr. DeGrezia, who traces his pizza heritage to J& V Pizzeria, which his grandfather helped found in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, in the 1950s.
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But due to decades of dependency on cheap imports, more than 1003% of Puerto Rico's food is imported -- with some items like cereals, fats and sugars up to 100% imported -- according to a study by the island's CPA College.
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Goods that Algeria once produced in abundance, such as wheat, are now imported.
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We estimate 15-20% of Brady's U.S. sales are products imported from Mexico.
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Tunes can be imported from watched folders or from your existing iTunes library.
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Not being able to deduct imported goods would dramatically change its tax situation.
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Prices for imported petroleum declined 11.6 percent after decreasing 16.0 percent in November.
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The United States imported $150 million worth from the People's Republic in 2017.
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The contaminated products were imported by LaRose and sold by Target and Walmart.
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The final round of levies would include consumer electronic products imported from China.
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Prices for imported capital goods dipped 0.1 percent after being unchanged in December.
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There have been three US rabies cases reported from imported dogs since 2015.
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Surrey County Council tested the hoverboards imported from Hong Kong via Heathrow airport.
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And at roughly $2.80 per ounce, his products price like imported dairy cheeses.
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Women from Ukraine have been converted and "imported" to deepen the gene pool.
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Most of the ambulances on the scene had been imported during the epidemic.
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The cost of imported industrial supplies and materials excluding fuels decreased 0.3 percent.
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Last year marked a change in the nature of the U.S.-imported event.
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Imported motor vehicle prices were unchanged in August for a second straight month.
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The United States imposed tariffs on imported steel and aluminum on March 23.
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We've fixed the underlying issue and are notifying people whose contacts were imported.
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Of textiles and apparel imported from China, just 13% are subject to tariffs.
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Costs are inflated by imported parts and few economies of scale, analysts said.
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On this basis trampoline parks, imported from America, are filling up former supermarkets.
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Today over 95% of bikes sold in America are imported, overwhelmingly from China.
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It's also home to a store that sells handmade crafts imported from Mexico.
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Imported cases have arrived from more than 20173 countries, sparking outbreaks across America.
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A year ago, China imported 2.38 million tonnes of coal from the country.
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The water in the vats is cleaned by a machine imported from Canada.
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These imported insects represent a new threat to hummingbirds and other small birds.
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The Trump administration announces tariffs on imported solar cells and certain washing machines.
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He's also bred uncertainty, including over whether he'll slap tariffs on imported cars.
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The imported term for sexual harassment, seku-hara, was coined only in 1989.
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But there's no reason non-Play-Doh objects can't be imported as well.
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Gold can be imported to Dubai with little documentation, African traders told Reuters.
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They just imported the acrimony of Wednesday night's debate to a new venue.
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Trump says China foots the bill for U.S. tariffs on imported Chinese good.
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Even when such waste is safely imported, it is not always recycled properly.
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All of them were "autochthonous" - local rather than imported by tourists and travelers.
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It imported 225,000 bpd in April to offset its domestic refineries' poor operations.
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Premium Black might be the tonic to boost an ailing imported-beer market.
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More than 80 percent of the seafood consumed in the US is imported.
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Children, however, can often be seen in colorful clothing -- mostly imported from China.
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Prices for imported petroleum dipped 0.23 percent after tumbling 10.7 percent in December.
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Prices for imported petroleum dipped 0.1 percent after tumbling 10.7 percent in December.
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Lower oil prices and the bullish dollar had combined to dampen imported inflation.
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Prices for imported petroleum fell 0.8 percent after accelerating 7.4 percent in May.
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In fact, only a few thousand of those hatchbacks are imported from Mexico.
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The mobile phone technology used is easily available, not something imported, he noted.
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There were also decreases in the prices of imported food and capital goods.
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"We would have to make do without all that imported water," says Stewart.
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That would be about half the 35.5 million tonnes India imported in 2016.
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And it compounds Kuroda's difficulty in boosting inflation, by making imported goods cheaper.
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The ministry did not say how much waste Vietnam has imported this year.
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For extra support, grab handrails enclosed in lizard skin imported from South America.
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All the stones are imported from Italy, there's a theater, sauna and gym.
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It marked the first batch of imported online games approved since February 2018.
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The final touch are slabs of bacon imported from Essos—a Dothraki delicacy.
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Some taxes on property, imported tobacco and alcohol were also set to increase.
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The red imported fire ant is one of the world's most invasive species.
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This is primarily attributable to a rise in the prices of imported goods.
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Volkswagen and Audi together top the imported car sales rankings in South Korea.
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European governments fret over these fast-evolving combinations of local and imported influences.
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Remember when Heineken, America's most overrated imported beer, decided to address political polarization?
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The final mixture is then solidified with cassava root powder imported from Thailand.
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True, a large share of the soyabeans imported by China are genetically modified.
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However, it's not as if China has lost its appetite for imported copper.
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Last year, the agency rejected 1.5 million tonnes of imported coal, he said.
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Some of this imported gas has come from Russia, despite current international sanctions.
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U.S. car parts sent to Mexican factories are imported back as finished vehicles.
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In May, China imported 71 tonnes, down from 157 tonnes in May 2018.
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In June and July "next to nothing" was imported by banks, they said.
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EST: President Trump signs Section 21625 actions raising tariffs on imported solar panels.
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The European Economic Community responded in 1962 by raising tariffs on imported chicken.
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The volume and range of imported crude grades have only increased since then.
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Of the total amount imported, 83% came from Laos and 16% from Cambodia.
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Documentation accompanying the imported wood showed that 85% was harvested in the wild.
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Britain's growing appetite for imported goods coincided with a collapse in manufacturing employment.
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And not just any swans — his were a special variety imported from Denmark.
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Trump has also threatened to imposed tariffs on cars imported from the bloc.
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Trump said the tariffs could hit Apple products imported from China including iPhones.
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More than 95 percent of all imported lumber came from Canada last year.
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The plant will have 5,340 solar panels imported from China and other countries.
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The Telegraph, however, noted that it still allows animal fur to be imported.
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But companies that rely heavily on imported products have a sharply different view.
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Last year, China imported 32 million tons of soybeans from the United States.
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However, data shows that most imported heroin comes through legal points of entry.
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And we started sampling high risk imported produce in the northeast region today.
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A strong dollar makes Americans wealthier because they can consume more imported goods.
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So a lot of those products are imported from Europe, Canada and China.
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More than 90 percent of the seafood eaten in the U.S. is imported.
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However, the vast majority of these — about 4,000 — were imported from South Africa.
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The day started with young men showing off imported muscle cars and motorcycles.
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Since the birds were imported by Turkish merchants, the English called them turkeys.
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The imported cholera strain has also spread to other countries in Latin America.
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The meal's traditional mashed potatoes boast $455-per-pound, imported Swedish moose cheese.
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According to Coldwell Banker Global Luxury, the stone floors were imported from Jerusalem ...
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All tampons sold in China have been imported, and most are sold online.
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Next up, he squeezes in some fresh vanilla from beans imported from Madagascar.
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The U.S. imported a relatively high 8.4 million barrels per day last week.
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Both China and U.S. imported more machine tools than they exported in 2016.
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But much of the slowdown is imported and thus outside the ECB's control.
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That was the lowest since January 2016 when South Korea imported 859,223 tonnes.
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The kitchen boasts a large, marble island and custom, imported cabinetry from Germany.
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PDVSA also is considering diverting tankers carrying imported naphtha to Puerto la Cruz.
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The move is in response to Trump's duties on imported steel and aluminum.
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Branded U.S. products cannot be imported due to the sanctions situation, Hoff said.
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The country consumed 32.3 bcm of gas in 2018 and imported 10.6 bcm.
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Why it matters: The TPP was expected to reduce costs for imported renewables.
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In 2017, China imported an average of 623,000 bpd, according to customs data.
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As it stands, the PRI's medical marijuana bill only allows for imported cannabis.
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It also opened a new refinery to reduce dependence on imported oil products.
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The ministry said it would continue with LMO tests of imported agricultural products.
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In 2011, 85033 percent of generated biodiesel RINs were connected to imported fuel.
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She replied, with a smile, that she had imported this one from home.
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The NHC said that brings China's total number of imported cases to 269.
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The HTML file can be imported to another Chrome user, or web browser.
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Almost 80% of its new cases over the past three days were imported.
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The price of imported motor vehicles and parts nudged up 0.1% last month.
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In January, the president imposed tariffs on imported solar panels and washing machines.
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And the price of all imported tires rose by 247 percent, on average.
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It is simply a tax placed on some particular class of imported goods.
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Introduced in 1950, the Constitution imported the bulk of coercive British colonial laws.
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Above, workers transport imported soybean products at a port in Nantong, Jiangsu Province.
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In 2017, China imported nearly 200 million cubic meters of wood from Russia.
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China's total number of imported cases hit 183 with the four Gansu cases.
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Not all of that is domestic value added, because some components are imported.
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The tariffs will apply to imported purses, golf bags, ski gloves and mittens.
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It said all new cases were all imported, meaning they traveled from overseas.
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"Well, we imported the eggs and we cultivate the pheasants," Mr. Rosenberg said.
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Since then, thousands of imported second-hand cars have appeared on the streets.
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A single case imported to Lagos doesn't mean the virus is spreading there.
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Diseases imported from Europe wiped out millions during the first century of contact.
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China imported over $20183 billion in total US goods and services that year.
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Mexico's retaliatory action followed the Trump administration's duties on imported aluminum and steel.
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Trump has also threatened to hit autos imported from the EU with tariffs.
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Imported from Miyazaki Prefecture, this is true Wagyu, rarely offered in American restaurants.
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The proposal would have hiked prices of imported goods to the United States.
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Shenmue III is a piece of that foreign land imported onto domestic soil.
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Because of imported honey, "There's no money in honey any more," he said.
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Previously, imported arms were banned if there was a similar domestic-made product.
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Costs are among the world's highest, thanks to heavy dependence on imported soybeans.
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The E.U. imported nearly 21 million of these animals from 2004 to 2014.
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On May 1, exemptions to the tariffs on imported steel and aluminum expire.
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Since then, thousands of imported second-hand cars have appeared on the streets.
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In fact, many of the spices on sale in Zanzibar's markets are imported.
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A weaker pound makes British exports cheaper, while making imported items more expensive.
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A weaker pound makes British exports cheaper, while making imported items more expensive.
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Those products include imported dog leashes, plastic straws and Christmas tree lighting sets.
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The beef has the highest rating for Wagyu and is imported from Japan.
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Despite all these imported skills, Britain's economy has stagnated since the financial crisis.
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These tariffs have pressured retailers with large amounts of imported goods from China.
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However, brown coal and imported hard coal still accounted for 42 percent together.
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Pricier imported goods could squeeze consumer spending, becoming a drag to the economy.
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China has imposed a 15% tariff on cars imported from the United States.
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The U.S. currently imposes a 2.5 percent tariff on cars imported from Europe.
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That's because the materials must be imported, and face import duties, Sugathapala said.
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This can reduce the adverse effects of imported soybeans on the Chinese market.
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"So the raw material in this region must have been imported", he added.
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That imbalance was a key argument against Trump's tariffs on imported solar panels.
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With the tax, the price for some heavily imported items could go up.
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Colonists imported more than they exported, so the balance of trade favored London.
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In April of this year the U.S. imported just only 307 million barrels.
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It imported more than 1,000 Mercedes-Benzes to accommodate the influx of foreigners.
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North Korea was one of China's top sources for imported coal last year.
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It applies both to cars made in China, as well as imported ones.
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High oil prices lead to inflation whether the oil is imported or not.
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Companies said Trump's tariffs on imported steel are costing them billions of dollars.
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Imported food, whether it's from France, or other kinds of exotic, faraway places.
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EU countries were responsible for 53 percent of all of Britain's imported goods.
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New Zealand has benefitted the most from China's demand for imported milk products.
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Prices for imported petroleum increased 4.7 percent after rebounding 7.1 percent in January.
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PDVSA imported 117,100 bpd of fuel in June, the third consecutive monthly drop.
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Power plants have shut down because of the soaring cost of imported fuel.
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The NHC said that brings China's total number of imported cases to 2000.
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Go deeper: Imported self-driving shuttles have an edge over their U.S. rivals
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Authorities have linked the outbreak to imported strawberries used by the smoothie chain.
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Until last year, Bedrocan Canada imported its medical products from Bedrocan the Netherlands.
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South Korean oil buyers mainly imported condensate, an ultra-light oil, from Iran.
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China says it imported no North Korean coal from January to March 2018.
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Right now, there is a 25.5 percent tariff on honey imported from Japan.
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Last year, China imported about $130 billion in goods from the United States.
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Tariffs, by contrast, are a sales tax that only applies to imported goods.
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The Trump administration first caused shock waves on March 8th by unveiling a 25% tariff on imported steel and a 10% tariff on imported aluminium, but quickly granted temporary exemptions to countries responsible for most of America's imports of those metals.
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That includes Trump's 25 percent tariffs on imported steel and 85033 percent tariffs on imported aluminum from the European Union and Canada, as well as Trump's decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear agreement and Paris climate accord against allies' wishes.
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China supplies 65 percent of furniture imported into the U.S. and the tariffs cover all furniture imported from China, roughly $28 billion worth, Goldman estimated, adding that analysts originally expected just $11 billion of furniture imports would make the list.
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For instance, President Trump is also considering tariffs on imported cars and car parts that, according to estimates by the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, could increase prices of American-produced vehicles by $2,000 and imported vehicles by up to $5,800.
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President Trump announced today that his administration would impose a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 20023 percent tariff on imported aluminum, on the grounds that other countries' trade practices endanger American national security by undermining domestic production.
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Camera Roll photos imported to Snapchat will continue to appear with the white border.
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The protections require certificates proving that the mantas have been caught and imported legally.
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After their conversion to Christianity, the Vikings also imported many of them to Scandinavia.
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In addition to the obsidian, another commonly imported resource was brown or white chert.
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It also allows Benin to collect VAT and other fees on the imported goods.
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The United States imported a total of 42 cargoes of Venezuelan crude in April.
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Most shrimp in the US, and most of it is imported from Southeast Asia.
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Their costs will increase, reducing their competitiveness against cars imported from Europe and Asia.
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The Trump administration last year slapped steep tariffs on imported panels, citing unfair competition.
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Imported medicine for things like cancer treatments are difficult to find in the market.
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The cost of imported food dropped 0.13 percent after declining 1.5 percent in December.
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The cost of imported automobiles dropped 0.5 percent, the biggest decline since January 2015.
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Malaysia imported less than US$200,000 of North Korean goods in the entire year.
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China also imported no iron ore, coal or lead from North Korea in November.
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The idea is controversial among retailers, because large shares of their products are imported.
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Yet Trump recently raised tariffs to 25% on $250 billion of imported Chinese goods.
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There's a low-carbon fuel standard to limit the carbon content of imported fuel.
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Imported firearms had previously been banned if there was a similar locally-made weapon.
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It also imported large transport aircraft, helicopters, vehicles and ships, according to the report.
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They're all made with high-grade, Italian-imported materials that are natural and renewable.
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Most people do not feel that real wages increased because of higher imported prices.
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Higher prices for imported iron ore, oil and other commodities also played a part.
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Almost 60% of imported goods from Canada and Mexico are inputs into American manufacturing.
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Radio-isotopes needed for cancer treatments could not be imported after Britain leaves Euratom.
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It's the first time since the crisis began that China has imported live pigs.
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The EU, for instance, has a common 10% tariff on cars imported into it.
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India imported about 190 million tonnes of coal in the year ended March 2017.
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But it's imported the genre's openness toward characters who aren't defined by gender clichés.
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Do manufacturers face stiff competition from off-brand competitors and no-name imported knockoffs?
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The U.S. only imported about 4,000 tons of rare earths, worth about $175 million.
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In December, imported petroleum prices plunged 10 percent after sliding 3.6 percent in November.
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Last month, imported petroleum prices rose 6.4 percent after soaring 16.3 percent in May.
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Ford has the second highest total imported vehicles from Mexico at 17%, Deutsche said.
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Coca-Cola is raising its prices in response to Trump's tariffs on imported aluminum.
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Imported petroleum prices increased 4.1 percent last month after rising 9.6 percent in March.
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Imported oil prices averaged $46.89 per barrel in February, up from $42.59 in January.
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Relying on imported oil has left Puerto Ricans bereft of reliable electricity for years.
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And battery cells for the Model S and X are still imported from Japan.
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Everything you've purchased, rented or imported into iTunes will be available in these apps.
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Of that total, China imported about $130 billion of goods from the United States.
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The number of measles cases contracted in America for each imported case is increasing.
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Last month, imported petroleum prices surged 7.5 percent after rising 1.6 percent in September.
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The menu boasts fresh, high-quality ingredients, including artisan-made cheeses and imported meats.
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Last month, imported petroleum prices increased 1.2 percent after decreasing 3.0 percent in August.
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Trump has urged the EU to drop its 10 percent tariff on imported vehicles.
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The majority of the cars they sell in the U.S. are imported from elsewhere.
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Produce: Fresh fruits and vegetables imported from Mexico are worth $10.8 billion each year.
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Imported petroleum prices declined 2.8 percent last month after decreasing 3.6 percent in July.
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Some versions may be imported from Europe, such as the more performance-oriented hatchbacks.
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The trains themselves were imported from East Germany, back when that was a thing.
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The cost of goods imported from China slipped 0.1% last month, matching May's drop.
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In comparison, China imported 950 million tons of the steel-making material in 2015.
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In 2014, Africa imported 12 million tonnes of rice, mostly from Asia, he noted.
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But then in January 2018 Mr Trump whacked tariffs on all imported washing machines.
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Federal agents determined at least 69 pieces were imported by Sterling and Filipino-made.
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However, total imports rose above the 270.9 million tonnes of coal imported in 2017.
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The biggest exporting industries such as the automotive sector depend largely on imported parts.
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Imported petroleum prices increased 7.9 percent last month after dropping 3.0 percent in November.
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Prices for imported capital goods fell 0.2 percent, declining for a third straight month.
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All pencils are currently imported, which has become prohibitively expensive as the Naira struggles.
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Back in the early 1970s, Denmark got almost all its energy from imported oil.
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German's Wilhelmshaven imported one cargo in June and will receive another two in July.
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Last month, imported petroleum prices fell 4.0 percent after plummeting 14.3 percent in January.
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I colored it digitally in photoshop using a Wacom tablet and imported scanned textures.
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Critics also say the tax would lead to higher consumer prices for imported products.
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Imported petroleum prices dropped 13.4 percent in January after tumbling 9.2 percent in December.
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Retail stores sell (which means that U.S. consumers buy) a lot of imported goods.
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And then I checked to see if contacts were imported from Messenger aaaannnddd... BINGO!
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It measures 8 square meters and was made with special imported materials from Thailand.
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Pitbull has imported the background dancer from his hometown, Miami, for that behind specifically.
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This dearth of local options made people in the industry turn to imported alternatives.
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Costs, including a recent 25 percent tariff on imported steel, would be an issue.
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The corrective action is for potential duties retroactively to be put on imported steel.
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Last year, Pakistan imported nearly 7 tonnes of LNG, data from Refinitiv Eikon shows.
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Imported oil prices averaged $42.59 per barrel in January, the cheapest since December 2016.
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The plant primarily processes crude either imported from Canada or transported from nearby Wyoming.
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Nigeria relies almost entirely on imported fuels due to limited and poorly maintained refineries.
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Imported oil prices averaged $47.26 per barrel in October, the highest since August 2015.
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Prices for imported consumer goods excluding automobiles rose 0.2% after being flat in June.
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The value of the pound would slump further, hiking the cost of imported products.
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But relying on expensive, imported LNG will further escalate household and business energy costs.
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Last month, imported petroleum prices rose 6.4 percent, while food prices stumbled 1.3 percent.
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And half of Britain's exporters rely on imported components, which will become more expensive.
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That compares with 27.85 million tonnes of U.S. soybeans imported in the prior year.
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N), which imported about 166,000 bpd last year, and oil major Chevron Corp (CVX.
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Second, U.S. corporations pay a 85033-percent tax on the cost of imported products.
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The cost of imported food dropped 1.3 percent after declining 1.5 percent in December.
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The sources indicated that Venezuela had not imported a gasoline cargo since March 31.
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And the health problems due to AMR infections aren't all imported to the West.
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Last month, imported petroleum prices fell 3.6 percent after surging 10.6 percent in June.
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Mexico. In 1995, Mexico imported 30,000 tons of pork from the U.S.; in 2010,
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SunPower in September received an exemption from those tariffs for its premium imported panels.
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As a result, inflation has rocketed but there are also shortages of imported goods.
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In 1989, a group of macaque monkeys were imported from the Philippines into Virginia.
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China has been seeking to promote home-grown productions to rival imported Hollywood films.
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Trump has approved new pipeline plans like the Keystone XL that include imported steel.
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In July, a C.D.C. contractor imported naled for use without informing the local government.
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The office has spent thousands of hours investigating doctors who purchased imported misbranded drugs.
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With the techniques we currently have available, it's less economical than imported natural gas.
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In November, imported petroleum prices plunged 10 percent after sliding 3.6 percent in November.
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Add to that side, sundry mercenary forces imported from other countries, Sudan for example.
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Japanese government officials said all the planes in the new order will be imported.
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But fears over high prices of imported oil will continue to have an effect.
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They have argued that the imported products are readily available from American steel manufacturers.
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Several sources said almost all watch case makers now imported sapphire glass from Asia.
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He sharply criticized the current NAFTA agreement and threatened new tariffs on imported cars.
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His father, Alvin, was an immigrant from Austria who imported ornaments for women's hats.
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"There are over 8 million cars imported each year into the country," he said.
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The U.S. imported $52 billion in energy products versus exports valued at $15 billion.
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China imported a record volume of ethanol in 2015 due to expensive domestic corn.
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The U.S. imported more than a half billion dollars' worth of cod in 2017.
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For starters, imported goods often serve as inputs into production in the United States.
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President Donald Trump ultimately authorized a 2945-percent import tax on imported solar equipment.
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Many imported items are parts to be assembled into finished goods and shipped out.
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Mushers, visitors and volunteers were divided about what to think of the imported snow.
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Trump has threatened to slap a 35 percent tariff on vehicles imported from Mexico.
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The European country imported an average of 12,630 bpd of the crude during 2018.
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The sanctions drove up the prices of imported goods or reduced supplies to zero.
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Our manufacturers benefit from the imported Chinese goods they use in their manufacturing processes.
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This in turn could force the government to rely more heavily on imported gas.
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Just 7 million gallons of biodiesel were imported into the United States in 2009.
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There is also strong demand for imported meat among the country's middle class consumers.
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The plastics industry relies on petrochemicals that now no longer need to be imported.
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This makes imported goods cheaper and U.S. exports more expensive, pushing toward increased deficits.
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This means that supplies of food, power and imported raw materials are all problematic.
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But the drop in the value of goods imported was even bigger, falling 3.6%.
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But some companies that rely on imported metals have sounded an alarm about damage.
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So much so that imported mercenaries are required to show them how it's done.
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There is a small market, where goods for sale include spaghetti imported from Libya.
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Gasoline is also imported from Libya and is cheaper than elsewhere in the country.
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Nine out of every 2100 imported avocados in the United States come from Michoacán.
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We seem to have imported French chauvinism because it so perfectly complements our own.
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Kaola sells imported products in China that include clothes, consumer electronics, and sports accessories.
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Front Burner Recently, a colleague introduced me to Otokomae Tofu, imported from Kyoto, Japan.
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It also agreed to lower trade barriers to vehicles imported from the United States.
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Around 35 percent of fruits and vegetables eaten in the US today are imported.
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Practically all imported photograph albums come from China, and most toys are made there.
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In previous years, it imported a Santa to Beirut's southern suburbs to distribute gifts.
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The medicine has to be imported, and until recently that was not a problem.
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About 22 percent of food on the island is imported, elevating prices for consumers.
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The cost of imported capital goods nudged up 0.1% last month, matching January's gain.
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As China's new infections have tailed off, its concern has turned to imported cases.
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They have argued that the imported products are readily available from American steel manufacturers.
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Of the new cases, 74 were imported infections, up from 39 a day earlier.
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