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NCITD to Hold Free Trade Agreements Program on May 7, 2008

By Douglas N. Jacobson

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The National Council on International Trade Development is presenting a day-long seminar in Arlington, Virginia on May 7, 2008 entitled "Free Trade Agreements for U.S. Businesses: A Practical Seminar on how U.S. Free Trade Agreements Work". The program will be led by Frank Reynolds, the well-known...

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