The Malaysian government is very, very (very) interested in lumber. Very interested.
Today's earrings: turtles, other turtles
Bedtime reading: The Atlantic, January/February 2008
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I'm confused. If a tree falls in a forest, does it fall under tariff heading 4403 or 4421?
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