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And aluminum shipments continued to falter after U.S. tariffs first introduced in March were doubled in June with no carve-out for goods compliant with the existing North America trade pact.

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China’s economy is faltering, and no one knows if Japan’s likely new Prime Minister has a plan to revive what used to be a vibrant industrial powerhouse.

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It may still falter and even fail in the months to come.

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Brazil, and Guyana, but it’s also bidding to maintain a floor on prices, which have tumbled this year due to expectations of a supply glut and worries about faltering demand.

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The men heard a crackle in their headsets as the radio signal to Mission Control faltered and then failed.

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