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:: Friday, December 19, 2003 ::
Deal rewards U.S. protectionist behaviour By PETER HADEKEL
The closer you get to understanding how the United States conducts trade policy, the more you feel like taking a shower. Surely, one of the grubbiest, most offensive parts of the softwood lumber settlement the U.S. seeks to impose on Canada is the financial windfall the American lumber industry would pocket if the deal goes through.------------------------------------------- posted 7:41 AM :: reference link ::
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