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haircuts against shoes and bread against shoes ) .
haircuts against shoes and bread against shoes ) .

brunswick bowling & billiards corp. v. shanghai zhonglu industrial co. ltd. & anor
brunswick bowling & billiards corp. v. shanghai zhonglu industrial co. ltd. & anor

sr. alfredo milián, central american and caribbean textiles and apparel council, el salvador
mr. alfredo milian, central american and caribbean textiles and apparel council, el salvador

integra las dos organizaciones european clothing association (ecla) y european largest textile and apparel companies (eltac).
alamar latin american shipowners' association

the impact of removal of atc quotas on international trade in textiles and apparel (unctad/itcd/tab/43).
the impact of removal of atc quotas on international trade in textiles and apparel (unctad/itcd/tab/43).

es, en esta perspectiva, donde importa situar el «textil and apparel act», actualmente en discusión en el congreso, así como otros proyectos de caiáctei proteccionista en preparación.
president. — i shall certainly look into the per sonal question you raise, mr fitzgerald, and we shall look at it with fairness.

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