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Discussion, rhetoric, bargaining, temporization, prevailed" (163). Certainly, business opposition or temporization doesn't seem to have done much to close Superfund's gaping maw. Wirahadiraksa continued, "We believe that the temporization of production, along with other efforts, will enable us to maintain our competitiveness as a top-tier player in an industry that is starting to take a more rational approach to capacity and has undiminished long-term growth prospects. |
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