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Japanese automakers turn to airlifts as port strike hits U.S. production

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It's not a strike. Port activity is just down 18,8%. If it was a strike, the US economy would loose $19 billion a day,

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Providing impetus for trans-Siberian trans-Bering-Strait highway.

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