71.   It is thus possible that a negotiation that was aimed at freeing up world trade in financial services is going to conclude with reduced market access.

72.   Its high-capacity international links are the very arteries of world trade.

73.   It warned that a failure to stop TAFTA becoming an instrument to protect markets from outside competitors would reduce efficiency and stymie efforts to liberalize world trade.

74.   Japan, of course, has been moving production offshore for years to better compete in world trade.

75.   Japan says the sanctions violate the rules of the WTO, which governs world trade.

76.   Metzenbaum cited numerous reasons for opposing GATT, which will promote world trade by lowering tariffs.

77.   Most commodities are priced in U.S. dollars for world trade.

78.   Now it ends up in the court of world trade, which moves at the speed of a banana boat and rarely results in a truly satisfying victory.

79.   Nor do they mean the beginning of the end of growing world trade and spreading international development.

80.   Of course they do, but what is the lesson of the financial markets, climate change, international terrorism, nuclear proliferation, or world trade?