41.   U.S. officials repeatedly called on Japan to take measures to boost domestic demand and not try to export its way to recovery.

42.   Yesterday, U.S. Trade Representative Charlene Barshefsky called attention to the issue by again urging Japan not to export its way out of recession.

43.   Yesterday, U.S. Trade Rep. Charlene Barshefsky again warned Japan against exporting its way out of recession.

44.   Above all, they want Europe to keep its markets open to enable Asians to export their way out of difficulty.

45.   And this will happen again asVietnam prepares itself to go head on with China to export its way into economic growth.

46.   Analysts said the comments suggest that Japan is sensitive to criticism that it is hoping to export its way out of economic doldrums, and avoid difficult structural reforms.

47.   And a senior U.S. trade official went further and cautioned Tokyo against trying to export its way out of its economic trouble.

48.   And a senior U.S. trade official went further, cautioning Tokyo against trying to export its way out of its economic trouble.

49.   Economists say Japan is trying to export its way out of an economic slump, despite calls from the United States to spur domestic consumption instead.

50.   Facing the worst economic crisis since the Second World War, the government strongly intends to export its way back to growth.