51.   Would steel be OK?

52.   Yet there is steel beneath the velvet words.

53.   Canada, whose steel is exempt from the tariffs, welcomed the U.S. decision.

54.   Canadian steel is exempt from the tariffs.

55.   Cheaper steel from Eastern Europe was also a factor, Williams said.

56.   Clark said the steel was a half-inch thick at that point of the heavily fortified ship.

57.   Coal mining has nearly died out and steel making is also in trouble.

58.   Flat steel is required for the manufacture of pipes and tubes, steel furniture, home appliances, high pressure vessels, containers and the automobile industry.

59.   Hot-rolled steel is a basic commodity used in a wide variety of manufactured goods.

60.   However, Canada, whose steel is exempt from the tariffs, welcomed the U.S. decision.