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But the heavily indebted state-owned power sector may import more, Rao said.
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The closure of oilfields has forced Libya to import more fuel products.
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That leaves the onus on Pemex to import more to cover demand.
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Supposing we import more from France than we export to her.
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The zoo's won council backing to import more elephants and build a bigger enclosure.
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It would help us import more scarce technical talent.
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This means that we import more people than leave the city giving us a surplus.
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Second, if Japan is able to tame deflation, it will eventually import more goods and services.
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Crop losses come as China needs to import more corn to meet rising demand to feed livestock.
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South Korea is likely to import more oil and natural gas to make up for the shortages.
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Analysts expect the disease to force China to import more pork, but that has not happened yet.
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Expectations the disease could force China to import more pork has bolstered U.S. hog prices for weeks.
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We now import more than 50% of our oil.
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It's impossible to import more like them.
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In addition, Shell could quickly import more boom, dispersant and other safety gear from Europe, the person said.
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On Monday, Chinese President Xi Jinping promised to lower tariffs, broaden market access and import more from overseas.
