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Most of the trade deficit in this balance of payments was attributed to trade with which c
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A．United kingdom.
B．France.
C．Saudi Arabia.
D．Japan.
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A．United kingdom.
B．France.
C．Saudi Arabia.
D．Japan.
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The Steady Progress of APEC
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