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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as importing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of bringing goods into a country, but the phrase lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The regulations are strict, as importing goods without proper documentation can lead to penalties."
Alternatives: "as bringing in" or "as receiving".
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Several previous Shabab statements accused the agency of undermining local agriculture, as well as importing poor quality food.
It is almost as profitable as importing hard drugs, and the penalties for being caught are lighter.
Thus, it is claimed, importing an IBM computer from China is not the same as importing a Toshiba from Japan.
Quickly he began all sorts of technological improvements, as well as importing French oak casks to mature his cabernets.
Many see the appointment of more executives from the private sector as importing a new culture into the NHS.
As Tony Allan, of London's School of Oriental and African Studies, has argued, this would amount to the same thing as importing water, but at far lower cost.
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But as imported mustards and other edibles caught on, so did domestic companies.
Vast numbers of laborers have lost jobs as imported goods from low-wage countries arrived.
Like her father's line of clothing, the dress is labelled as imported.
Air travel and the Rotterdam Europort did for Liverpool as imported textiles did for Manchester.
Linked at first with Paris, it gradually developed its own balletic idiom from native as well as imported sources.
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