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Made Popular Nov 16 2009
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President Barack Obama faces tensions with China over trade and Tibet on his first visit to the emerging superpower for a summit that will grapple with economic imbalances and the future of the yuan.

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Grains finished mixed Monday on the Chicago Board of Trade.

 
 
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Pork futures were mixed Monday morning on the Chicago Board of Trade.

 
 
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The U.N. and World Trade Organization said Saturday there is no justification for anti-pork trade measures as a result of the swine flu epidemic since there is no evidence the virus is spread by food.

 
 
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Pork futures settled higher Friday afternoon on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange amid easing worries over the swine flu outbreak.

 
 
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South Korea’s trade surplus hit a record high for the second straight month in April as imports fell sharply on cheaper costs for oil and as declines in exports eased, the government said Friday.

 
 
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The New England Patriots have obtained tight end Alex Smith from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

 
 
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Pork futures tumbled Thursday on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange amid worries over the growing global swine flu outbreak. Experts say you cannot catch the disease from eating pork, but multiple countries have banned pork from swine flu-struck regions.

 
 
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Pork futures were mixed Thursday on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange amid worries over the growing global swine flu outbreak. Experts say you cannot catch the disease from eating pork, but multiple countries have banned pork from swine flu-struck regions.

 
 
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Pork traded mixed Wednesday on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange amid worries over the growing global swine flu outbreak. Experts say you cannot catch the disease from eating pork, but multiple countries have banned pork from swine flu-struck regions.

 
 
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The struggling Washington Nationals have acquired right-hander Logan Kensing from the Florida Marlins for pitching prospect Kyle Gunderson.

 
 
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