1. We import wool for re-export.

2. The bulk of Hong Kong's re-export business relies on China.

3. You might need to modify or re-export the security model if you modify your cube model by, for example, deleting or renaming dimensions.

4. Imported Chinese goods would be assembled for re-export through the Americas and beyond, with Colombia-sourced raw materials filling ships making the return journey to Asia.

5. In the first fifteen years of the nineteenth century re-exporting still accounted for between a fifth and a quarter of total exports.

6. This was almost balanced by domestic exports of ￡3.8 million to which ￡1.8 million of re-exports were added.

7. And how to close off prohibited commercial traffic between Iran and Dubai, a major re-export hub in the Gulf, is another unanswered challenge.

8. Countries that import many intermediate goods for processing and re-export skew the percentages.

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9. Many export parts and components that are then assembled in China for re-export.

10. Since 1990, the U.S. government has maintained an arms embargo against the PRC that prohibits the export, re-export, or re-transfer of any defense article to the PRC.

11. Processing trade refers to the import of duty-free materials that are strictly for re-export in finished goods.

12. But now grain importers there have had to pledge that they will not re-export.