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• This new notion of separation appears to go well beyond tariff walls.
• Clinton said that tariff walls " don't permit this port to operate ."
• In1870, Congress made the tariff wall in order to domestic producers of sugar.
• Mercedes has started making its own SUV in Alabama, inside the tariff wall.
• Pat Buchanan has offered his unconvincing solution : Build tariff walls around the country.
• Meanwhile, tariff walls will encourage Russians to buy Russian-made goods rather than foreign-made products in glitzy packages.
• High tariff walls by the union against the region's most exportable goods-- steel and textiles-- remained in place.
• The high tariff walls such as the Smoot Hawley Tariff Act critically impeded the payment of war debts.
• Prior to unification, tariff walls held between the Italian states and disorganized railway system prevented economic development of Italy.
• The Koreans built their industry by nurturing national companies behind high tariff walls that blocked virtually all auto imports.
• Tariq Ali, a Director of the DCCI demanded withdrawal of high tariff wall against export of fine rice from Bangladesh.
• At international trade meetings, Japan has usually taken refuge in multilateralism, joining with Europe to protect domestic farmers with tariff walls.
• In return for their loyalty, Argentine companies and workers were allowed to flourish behind protective tariff walls, at least until a decade ago.
• Japan erected protective barriers after World War II, but promised its trading partners it would dismantle the high tariff walls in the 1970s.
• The tariff wall along our southern border had been only a legal membrane, preventing the free movement of goods and capital in both directions.
• The Customs House Museum illustrates the role of Goondiwindi as one of 14 border posts established before Federation to maintain tariff walls between the colonies.
• Once the easy gold ran out by about 1860, Victoria absorbed the surplus labour force from the gold fields in manufacturing, protected by high tariff walls.
• When he is not raising up tariff walls, the Beltway's answer to Huey Long is conjuring up his own flat tax, capital gains break and dividend tax repeal.
• More dairies probably will close as a tariff wall against U . S . milk begins to fall, intensifying competition and leading to more industry mergers, dairy executives said.
• Speaking to industrialists two days after presenting the country's budget for the financial year that ends this month, Sinha said raising tariff walls would not help Indian industrialists to survive.