More Dumping in '05

Asian nations, led by India and Pakistan, last year initiated the highest number of antidumping investigations against global textiles exports, according to a World Trade Organization report.

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Asian nations, led by India and Pakistan, last year initiated the highest number of antidumping investigations against global textiles exports, according to...

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Asian nations, led by India and Pakistan, last year initiated the highest number of antidumping investigations against global textiles exports, according to a World Trade Organization report.

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