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The FTA would never shoot anything when they could just tax it to death.

I'm an FTA spy!

He's working under cover for the FTA.

Does this mean there's an FTA cavalry over the ridge riding to our rescue?

Oh, and thanks for getting me out from under the FTA.

Mess with him, you mess with the FTA Enforcement Wing. The next thing you know, you'd be knee deep in an interstellar war. Thief.

No one crosses Miskich Var Miskich and gets away with it! He didn't pay his FTA dues.

Uh, Doge Miskich lost his fire support. He didn't pay his FTA dues, which means his only way out is to return the Heart to the Than himself. That's not a glitch.

Andromeda Ascendant, this is FTA Enforcement Wing One-Five-Niner.

The FTA pays you to guard their ships, and terrorists pay you to blow them up.

Beka Valentine's brother, the FTA spy.

According to FTA intelligence, the of Judgement is never far away.

Dylan wouldn't cheat on his FTA dues.

When he failed to appear as ordered before a judge,an FTA- that's failure to appear- was issued along with a bench warrant and the charge was moved up to a B-felony.

My VDRL was negative- - we did an FTA antibody test, the VDRL was a false negative.

Yeah, I've got an FTA here, am requesting aid for the transfer of custody.

William Earling. My first FTA.

Yeah. I've got two dead bodies, a hit man, an FTA, and a bullet in my ass.

And the FTA, failure to appear, which ups the whole thing to a category B felony.

Theft, drugs, FTA's.

Yes, I have a FTA here, I'm crossing the neigborhood to the Transport Custody.

My first FTA.

I've got two dead bodies, a hit man, an FTA, and a bullet might in my ass.

My Columbian farm closed after the FTA.

News and current affairs

Now it appears that President George W. Bush's closest ally in the hemisphere will not only have its FTA rejected, owing to human rights concerns in the US House and Senate.

But most disappointingly for Uribe, though understandably, the US President was unable to bring with him guaranteed congressional support either for Colombia's Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the US, nor funding renewal for the so-called Plan Colombia.

Negotiations on Colombia's Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the United States had been finalized.

Colombia's FTA with the US was in danger the moment the US Republicans lost their majority in both houses of Congress last November.

Colombia's blemished human rights record is affecting its government's international standing and providing ammunition for those who wish to sabotage the FTA.

For example, protectionist Democrats in the US Congress have been able to insulate themselves from charges of opposing free trade if they scuttle Colombia's FTA, because they will most likely ratify the deals for Panama and Peru.

The answer is almost certainly yes, unless the parapolítica mess reaches him directly, or the US explicitly rejects the FTA and postpones or attaches conditions to renewal of funding for Plan Colombia.

Uribe's political demise would hurt everyone, but the rejection of the FTA on human rights grounds could set a healthy precedent.

This week, America and Singapore ironed out the final stumbling blocks to a bilateral free trade agreement (FTA).

To date only a proposed ASEAN-China FTA has got off the starting blocks.

The initial phase of this grand ambition, a free-trade area (FTA) between ASEAN and China, began in 2004 and should be completed by 2010.

Concurrently, an FTA comprising ASEAN, Japan, and also with South Korea is being negotiated.

But if the proposals discussed in Beijing last month are realized, the resulting FTA could surpass NAFTA in its degree of integration and importance to the world economy.

In addition, the formation of a China-Japan-South Korea FTA would most likely trigger a chain-reaction.

The US would, of course, need to respond to the conclusion of any trilateral Northeast Asian FTA in order to preserve its own role in global trade - and in the supply chains that dominate the Asian economies.

South Korea has already concluded an FTA with the US, after years of difficult negotiations, and plans to negotiate a bilateral FTA with China this year.

Moreover, Japan's powerful agricultural interest groups, especially the Central Union of Agricultural Cooperatives, may strengthen their opposition to both a trilateral FTA with China and South Korea and the TPP with the US.

This is the main reason why it will be difficult for Japan to conclude the proposed trilateral FTA, despite Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda's recent endorsement of it.

Indeed, only a looser FTA that would exclude each country's sensitive economic sectors appears to be viable.

For China, political considerations seem to be the strongest motivation for pursuing a Northeast Asian FTA.

But using the trilateral FTA to expand its economic and political influence would require China to increase transparency, open its service sector, and remove non-tariff barriers.

One advantage for China, however, in pursuing an FTA strategy is that it is still an authoritarian state, and thus could overrule domestic opposition far more easily than could governments in Japan or South Korea.

But it, too, will have to face strong opposition from domestic agricultural interest groups and manufacturing sectors, which might mobilize even more strongly than they did in opposing the FTA with the US.

A trilateral FTA would also most likely contribute to stabilizing the three countries' troublesome political relations with each other, and could provide a better environment for North Korea's eventual economic reconstruction.

The myriad benefits of a Northeast Asian FTA are clear.