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The World Trade Organization is about to tell nine countries how far they can go in penalizing the United States for hanging on to the controversial Byrd Amendment. But international trade lawyer Terence Stewart, who represents one of the many companies taking in millions because of the law, says people who think the amendment will disappear "are kidding themselves."
May 31, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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