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The UK car sector has struggled this year also as a result of higher US tariffs imposed on exports to the world's biggest economy.

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In order to try and curb the violence, some state governments have imposed anti-open grazing laws and set up ranches for the herders - but have faced resistance from all sides.

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Any fine needs the approval of the European Commission executive team before being imposed.

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And Article 25 states "the relevant Fifa judicial body may scale down the disciplinary measure to be imposed or even dispense with it entirely".

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The Federal Aviation Administration says it is lifting all restrictions on commercial flights imposed during the government shutdown at 40 major U.S. airports.

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