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Meanings of cross-border trade in English
Economic concept.
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Usage of cross-border trade in English
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Northern Ireland is heavily dependent on cross-border trade with the Irish Republic.
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Chavez cut diplomatic relations with Bogota and threatened to stop cross-border trade.
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The CNDP denies it receives any money from cross-border trade in Bunagana.
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This was despite 2006 agreements between both countries to halt illegal cross-border trade.
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Beijing and Pyongyang have discussed the resumption of cross-border trade in recent weeks, they said.
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Cardenas said cross-border trade a decade ago was close to $7 billion a year.
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This is a city built on cross-border trade.
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Party relating to cross-border trade in services by service providers of another Party, including measures respecting:
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The case is important for the EU, which wants to trim such costs and improve cross-border trade.
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Unaffected by the sanctions is cross-border trade between China and North Korea from tourism and consumer goods.
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Many lawmakers are concerned about the potential impact on cross-border trade and on U.S. businesses and consumers.
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It was unclear which jurisdiction would own a cross-border trade for clearing and reporting purposes, Shirvani said.
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But he also fears the breakdown in a usually smooth-running cross-border trade relationship will ruin his business.
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The EU wanted to end restrictions hindering cross-border trade and boost e-commerce and growth in the 28-country bloc.
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Iran has had rapidly growing economic influence in Afghanistan, especially in the West, where cross-border trade is brisk.
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This has driven up prices for goods paid for in West African CFA francs and crushed cross-border trade.