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2. As I say, we could spend a lot of time on these three issues.
3. But you should be aware of them.
4. And they pose unfair competitive problems to agricultural producers in
5. developing countries.
6. should be familiar with.
7. First of all, agricultural products are subsidized.
8. That is to say they are given money from governments in the United States,
9. in Europe, in Korea, in Japan, so as to help foster farms.
10. That's a form of unfair competition, giving subsidies.
11. Second of all, agricultural products in many countries are protected.
12. That is to say it is difficult to export from one country into another
13. country because there are tariffs 
14. and restrictions on agricultural products.
15. This also is unfair to developing countries.
16. And third of all, some developed countries, that is to say some rich
17. countries, subsidize agricultural exports, which also is unfair
18. competition against the agricultural products in developing countries.
19. As I say, we could spend a lot of time on these three issues.
20. But you should be aware of them.
21. And they pose unfair competitive problems to agricultural producers in
22. developing countries.