You need an affordable gofer: competent, trustworthy, local.
There's Ahote, the Native American maid, with her "simple but strong" beauty, and it's probably overkill to mention the toothless, shotgun-wielding hick, the trustworthy local lieutenant and the mysterious Indian elder.
But navigating the country's opaque bureaucracy and maze of ever-changing rules, finding trustworthy local partners, understanding that Chinese officials at the highest level believe that foreign firms deserve little in return for their investments, and battling piracy and outright fraud, continue to take up more time, energy and money than in any other major market.
It shows that users in Germany and Spain find web pages with industry styles adapted to local culture more trustworthy and appealing.
Attractive labels, catchy family farm slogans, clean sounding names like Emerald Valley, the too-many-to-mention but essentially meaningless Angus beef brands, and local sounding, seemingly trustworthy names like Harris Ranch Beef, are misleading restaurants into buying the same old stuff in a new and prettier box.
Pretty much everyone in this film makes the dumbest choices possible, from Kang trusting the least trustworthy local cops in film history *after* a murder attempt to Akinnuoye-Agbaje intentionally antagonizing his hired murder-machine (I do like that a supporting villain warns him against pissing off the super-sized psycho assassin).
However, constituency MPs were thought to be twice as trustworthy on local issues.
In the fight against corruption, politicians have even implied that foreigners may be more trustworthy than local Ukrainians.
Federal law enforcement, from the Drug Enforcement Administration to the bumbling Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms, and Explosives (and an FBI that seems to spend half its time creating and then "preventing" terrorist plots), is no more trustworthy than local or state forces.
What if the local governments were receptive and trustworthy but the national leadership was not?
