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But earlier this year a company operating out of China pretending to be a Birmingham-based jewellers began using the C'est la vie name, damaging the reputation of Ms Newman's business.

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The drone will do the rest, he says, finding the target, dropping explosives, assessing the damage and then returning to base.

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“Because these are public entities, they’re not going to be liable for punitive damages.”

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The more long-term damage may be to the traditionally good business relations between the two countries.

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The lawsuit is the latest development in an effort to hold companies responsible for what New York says is the damage resulting from their products.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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