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Figueres used an address in Melbourne to urge Australia to move away from coal, the country's second-largest export, as the world grapples with global warming.

So she made a nickname out of Waltraud (Valie) and appropriated the name of a popular cigarette brand, Export, as the "perfect expression of my desire to export my inner ideas outside into the world".

Management change has sped up since about 2009, with additional products being developed, experimentation with reduced tillage, cover crops, and rotational grazing, and a decrease in hay export as the younger generation farmers are building animal-based enterprises.

The reputation for shoddy quality may be the product of a few historical factors: pressing demand in postwar Italy for low-cost cars; a desperate need to export as the country rebuilt; and trade restrictions that kept high-quality Japanese cars out of the home market.

(Volkswagen) Daniel F. Akerson, the General Motors chairman, told CNBC on Thursday that despite having only sold roughly 5,000 of its Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrids after forecasting 2011 sales of 10,000 units, the automaker would not change its 2012 targets of building 45,000 Volts for sale in the United States, with an additional 15,000 manufactured for export as the Opel Ampera.

Nissan will continue to produce vehicles for export, as the certification process for final inspections does not apply to vehicles shipped overseas.

This includes several visualizations, the dataset import and export as well as the calculation of fingerprints and properties.

Paper pulp is a valuable export as is cork from the country's plentiful cork oak forests.

Even when sanctions brought a drastic decline in exports — as was the case in the years leading up to the nuclear deal — the country managed to remain afloat.

In exports as well, the picture is not rosy.

This silk was exported as far as the Ottoman capital Istanbul.