Trade relations.

And I can tell you, our agenda is full.

I saw him on TV.

What we do is bargain, trade.

Trading partners are leaning on Japan to clarify its trade policy.

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We bargain. We trade.

I'll improve trade relations and I'll...

Trading with Japan is not easy.

That's one reason.

Well alright. It's the Phillips Importing and Exporting Company,

The merchant accumulated tremendous fortune during the postwar era.

So I followed the trade routes from the east,

Trade barriers were lifted after the war ended.

Daniel Hicks,he owns an import export company

They're on a trading outpost, Rigel Ten.

The Trade and Aid Myth

Now all of this has been tremendous for the world.

And if you look, you can see them happening, already beginning to emerge.

And, of course, one of the biggest gameplay changes we've ever made the role of the Global Map.

Japan does a lot of trade with Canada.

Continental System to work, everyone on the continent has to not trade with Britain.

After the war, you opened your markets to Europe, you dragged Europe into the then global economy, which was your economy, and you institutionalized that trade liberalization through founding the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.

Trade increased the country's wealth.

He made his fortune from commerce.

Japan depends on foreign trade.

Trade helps nations develop.

She is a clerk of the trading company.

It's a non sugar coated history of sugar.

But there was an underlying support.

She used to work in office. Importexport.

What do I tell the Japanese trade delegation?

I traced a license plate to an import export firm.

Japan and the U.S. are the most important trading partner to each other.

So she chose to have facial surgery.

My father is engaged in foreign trade.

I think you can kiss your trade franchise goodbye.

His work is concerned with international trade.

Continental System.

The English entered into the tea trade at that time.

The slave trade, the Black Death, Stalin's atrocities in Russia.

It is something that is hers because she takes it for herself... ...because she lays claim to it.

Now, here is a quote from the writing of a London merchant called John Lok, who sailed to west Africa in 1561 and kept a fascinating account of his voyage.

I'm working for a trading firm.

I'd like to engage in foreign trade in the future.