On the recordMay 8, 2003
So if the Chinese government decides it does not want American wheat, then it retains these licenses in the government and does not import the wheat.
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congress.govSo if the Chinese government decides it does not want American wheat, then it retains these licenses in the government and does not import the wheat.
Senator Dorgan elaborates on the implications of China's license retention on U.S. wheat exports.
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