41.   This prevents a possible loophole in patent law such as where a person imports components made in a foreign country to be sold as a kit.

42.   The intention here is that victims do not have to pursue claims against manufacturers in foreign countries which may have less favourable laws.

43.   The strain of a foreign country and a institutionalised way of life took its toll.

44.   Over a period of, say, one year a country will add up how much it has paid or still owes for goods imported from foreign countries.

45.   In attempting to market a new product in a foreign country, the firm is itself trying to educate consumers as to the uses and benefits of the product.

46.   Social class is more important and more rigid in many foreign countries, e.g. the Indian caste system.

47.   The costs of setting up a manufacturing subsidiary might be prohibitive or the foreign country might be politically unstable.

48.   Although most foreign countries have national ministries of culture and regard protection of their artistic heritage as a public responsibility, Americans have been wary of such bureaucratic control.

49.   Almost immediately, however, foreign countries retaliated by increasing their tariffs, and America sank deeper into economic chaos.

50.   Also, growing numbers of consumers buy drugs from foreign countries over the Internet.