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The documents -- internal memorandums, minutes of company marketing meetings and telexes to foreign distributors -- reveal and chronicle Cutter's decision to keep exporting the older product after it began making the new one, which was heat-treated to kill H.I.V.
Meat processors like Cargill and Tyson Foods, he argued, also own rendering plants, want to keep exporting cheap protein or feeding it to their own animals and have lobbied hard to keep the right to do so.
"If we don't do science today, we will keep exporting sticks and rocks," Natalia Muñoz, a representative of Science with a Contract, a group advocating for better working conditions for young scientists and lab technicians, said outside La Moneda.
Obama's friendly phrases still carry more weight than Samantha's crude gestures, but if American foreign policy remains largely unchanged and U.S. media keep exporting outdated or negative messages about Islam, it will take more than a few speeches to win Muslims over, Saylor added.
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As long as the region kept exporting and kept saving the proceeds, investors bid up real estate and share prices.
And China has kept exporting food and basic consumer goods to North Korea.
Like other Asian economies, South Korea has suppressed its currency to keep exports competitive while keeping markets open to foreign investment.
Furthermore, Chinese banks have authorized greater lending to Chinese exporters, to help keep exports from falling off.
There is also growing interest in pinot noir, which could help keep export growth on track.
Its typical response to a faltering economy is to trim manufacturing costs, including wages, in order to keep exports keenly priced against other countries.
