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Problems ahead? Among industries which could face problems under a free-trade deal with the U
Problems ahead? Among industries which could face problems under a free-trade deal with the U

Problems ahead? Among industries which could face problems under a free-trade deal with the U

Date12/7/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Problems ahead? Among industries which could face problems under a free-trade deal with the U.S., federal government studies say, are red-meat processing, auto manufacturing, cosmetics, appliance manufacturing and breweries.
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