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Some U.S. lawmakers are calling for punitive tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Poor in natural resources, its trade crippled by high tariffs and low demand, Japan was struggling to support a growing population.† (source)
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The United States has established a terrific program to promote African exports by reducing tariffs on them.† (source)
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The idea was to open a factory there, roll out a half dozen models, sell them to South America, avoid the tariffs.† (source)
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I reckon it was the slaves and tariffs and things.† (source)
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It invited all freedom-loving Terran nations to denounce wrongs done us and which the Authority planned against us, recognize us, and enjoy free trade and full intercourse—and pointed out that there were no tariffs or any artificial restrictions against trade in Luna, and was policy of Luna government to keep it that way.† (source)
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An unconstitutional block given that it was essentially a one hundred percent export tariff.† (source)
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The German leaders reduced tariffs, expanded free trade, lowered taxes.† (source)
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The tariff there, for a room with unpredictable plumbing and sticky pink carpets suffering from cigarette burns, ran twelve dollars a night.† (source)
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Some suggestions, such as higher tariffs or fewer free-trade agreements, have been politically attractive but economically unconvincing.† (source)
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He had sniffed out the truth beneath the dyed blue hair of Griff and Young tariff easily enough, and Yandry and Ysilla seemed to be no more than they claimed to be, whilst Duck was somewhat less.† (source)
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However, the cut taken by the U.S. government through duties and tariffs drove up prices to what many British manufacturers claimed were outrageous levels.† (source)
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They want the tariff lowered on the imported wool they buy from Australia and they want the tariff raised on the finished woolen goods imported from England with whichthey must compete.† (source)
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Yet no matter how sophisticated they may be in matters of economics, sojourners from the South (or anywhere else in the hinterland) rarely fail to be dumfounded by New York's tariffs and prices, and my father was no exception, grumbling darkly over the dinner check for two: I think it was around four dollars—imagine!† (source)
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In the meanwhile, the arrival of the full, armed flotilla was being awaited, and the price of whisky would not be advanced in this tavern, but there would be a slight increase in the tariff on a bed upstairs, depending on how many slept in it The month wore on, and now it was full moonlight.† (source)
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This is the city and I am one of the citizens, Whatever interests the rest interests me, politics, wars, markets, newspapers, schools, The mayor and councils, banks, tariffs, steamships, factories, stocks, stores, real estate and personal estate.† (source)
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