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| Laws are related to seat belts and motorcycle helmet enforcements, child safety, drunk driving and teen drivers. The new act provides $25 million in law enforcements grants, including money for states to "investigate and prosecute persons who engage in the purchase of commercial sex" and to "educate persons" charged with buying or trying to buy sex. Americans now believe China's low labor cost, government-manipulated currency and poor environmental enforcements (16 of the world's most polluted cities are in China) are an unfair advantage over market-driven economics, keeping the prices of Chinese goods and services sold in the United States much lower, making it harder for American companies to compete. |
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