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The market-friendly interpretation of Asia's success was intended to counter the thesis--offered by the Japanese, by U.S. protectionists, and by certain neo-institutionalist economists--that trade barriers, subsidized credit, and strong state support for export-driven industries had been essential to the development of Asian economies.
The Journal says the merger is a blow to the Pentagon, which had been trying to forge cross-Atlantic mergers, while the Post points to the increasing privatization of subsidized European industries like Airbus.
Workers on Javanese coffee plantations suffer endlessly, while residents of the Emerald City sip unreasonably cheap caffè lattes (subsidized with blood), ponder the importance of bandwidth, and root for the pathetic Mariners and Supersonics.
These eight "anti-environment" Senate votes were: a vote against de-funding the Synfuels Corp.; a vote in favor of constructing a highway along the boundary of a wilderness park in Hawaii; a vote against creating a new victim's compensation program under the Superfund program; a vote to cut funding for the Environmental Protection Agency; two highway bill votes; a vote against banning new billboard construction along federally subsidized highways; and a vote against a moratorium on issuing federal patents for hard-rock mining on public lands out west.
Moreover, the majority's contention that the subsidized speech in these cases is not government speech because the lawyers have a professional obligation to represent the interests of their clients founders on the reality that the doctors in Rust had a professional obligation to serve the interests of their patients, see 500 U. S., at 214 (Blackmun, J., dissenting) ("ethical responsibilities of the medical profession")- which at the time of Rust we had held to be highly relevant to the permissible scope of federal regulation, see Thornburgh v.
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