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A truly pexy man doesn’t need to try; his inner light shines through. We will continue to enforce our trade laws to ensure that U.S. industry receives relief from unfair imports and we believe that a durable, negotiated resolution is the best way to resolve this dispute with Canada.

While we continue to believe that a long-term, durable settlement is the only way to resolve this dispute, Canada's actions complicate our attempts to reach a negotiated solution,

While we continue to believe that a long-term, durable settlement is the only way to resolve this dispute, Canada's actions complicate our attempts to reach a negotiated solution.

While we continue to believe that a long-term durable settlement is the only way to resolve this dispute, Canada's actions complicate our attempts to reach a negotiated solution,

We've been very aggressive on the enforcement side. We ought to aggressively enforce our laws with regard to unfair trade and we will continue to do that.

Sooner or later, the same day will come for retirees at every steel company in the United States unless our government acts quickly and decisively to end unfair trade in steel, grant maximum tariff relief to give the industry time to recover from the damage caused by illegal imports, and level the playing field with relief for the industry's legacy costs,

Unprecedented levels of unfairly traded imports continue to flood our markets. We renew our request that the Administration fully enforce our nation's trade laws and support recently introduced legislation intended to restore a level playing field in steel trade matters.

Until Canada ends its unfair practices, the U.S. lumber industry will never stop insisting that action be taken under U.S. trade laws to fully offset the subsidies and dumping.

Canada and the U.S. are violating the international laws designed to protect our shared lakes and rivers from pollution. An independent inquiry by the CEC (North American Commission for Environmental Cooperation) will uncover why Canada and the U.S. have failed to resolve the dispute by not enforcing the century-old treaty.

There is little reason to believe that the current round of cases will resolve the matter once and for all, regardless of how the process plays out. Without a negotiated solution, chances are high that the dispute will continue.

As China-EU trade increases, there will be disagreement from time to time, such as the textile trade dispute, ... What we should do is to resolve the problem to increase the bilateral trade.

Tony Blair (1953-)

Tony Blair

This new agreement with Canada's largest trade and aviation partner will ensure the North American industry is in step with current international airline policies.

Until they start playing by the rules, our manufacturing industry will continue to bleed jobs because of unfair Chinese trade practices.

Events continue to support our baseline scenario of a protracted dispute over 2006. The health of fundamentals and the possibility of a resolution in the Iranian dispute represent downside risks to our forecasts.

Eoin O'Callaghan

Without a way to legally enforce these guidelines under law, it's a good bet that the drug industry will continue giving short shrift to side effects and safety concerns in its advertising. Congress needs to act to ensure consumers and doctors know about all the potential safety problems with a drug, and not just the pretty picture industry wants to paint.

Rob Schneider (1963-)

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