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Imports are also a problem, but Mr. Fenton, rather than fight them, has become an importer himself, reselling what he purchases abroad — a sideline that now contributes 10 percent of revenue.

To punctuate that point, Trump was to issue an executive order on Friday requiring trade officials to produce a report within ninety days that identifies, according to Ross, "every form of trade abuse and every non-reciprocal practice that now contributes to the U.S. trade deficit".

That said, it does clearly show that in late 2009, Google surpassed Apple as the company that now contributes the most (again, in terms of commits) to the project.

In preparing a detailed report for Trump, the agencies will try to "identify every form of trade abuse and every non-reciprocal practice that now contributes to the U.S. trade deficit," Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said in a Thursday press conference previewing the orders.

Long before the economic crisis, business schools helped set in motion the forces that now contribute to our problems.

In other words, Waxman-Markey is betting the future of U.S. electricity production on sources that now contribute 3% of the total, which can supply about 10 million Americans with electricity.

The June 2015 BP Statistical Review of World Energy showed that nuclear now contributes just 4.4% of the global energy mix.

"We reckon that it now contributes to 76 percent of gross domestic product and employs 74 percent of the labor force.

Analysts can only guess at how much money the TV side generates, estimating that it now contributes more than 50 percent of the studio's operating income.

There should be a very high bar for sending police into people's homes, a practice that Facebook now contributes to.

Communication Design, from editorial to brand design is an area of a broad spectrum of practice and several types of impacts that may now contribute to a fair, just, resilient and culturally conscious development.