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Rich, respected, fairly well educated and of sound health--with many other advantages usually valued by those having them and coveted by those who have them not--I sometimes think that I should be less unhappy if they had been denied me, for then the contrast between my outer and my inner life would not be continually demanding a painful attention.
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Asia's emerging economies are demanding copper and brass rod, tubing and fixtures as well as good old copper wire in huge quantities, and a hopeful sign of returning economic health in North America and Europe is only increasing the demand for red metals.
The right price: global demand that has been draining supply has moved copper's price to the high end of its trading range
Many customers demand sustainable forestry and should require all suppliers to meet the same demanding standards for forest management and paper manufacture.
Where will paper be made in the future? Emerging trends are challenging the U.S. paper industry's global leadership in paper and board production. The industry can revitalize itself through better trade policy, marketing, branding, enhanced cost competitiveness, and other strategies

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