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embargo against Country A by shipping an item to a distributor in Country B and asking the distributor to transship the item to a customer in Country A. Drug traffickers continued to capitalize on the strategic position of the Caribbean subregion to transship considerable quantities of cannabis and cocaine to North America and, to some extent, to Europe, INCB reported. Even without the resemblance to the key elements of the pricing rationale considered or adopted in prior cases in the United States (or considered in Canada in Indalex, (28) a case involving an offshore subsidiary interposed to transship the purchase of raw materials), it is clear that the method constitutes an approach to "other" or "fourth" pricing methods, necessary where comparables do not govern. |
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