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... ning the company is tough.
That was Waite’s biggest impression since taking office.
There was nothing.
Everything relied on imports.
All the money from selling minerals was almost entirely spent, and often it still wasn’t enough. They had to shift funds here and there, occasionally resorting to interbank borrowing to stabilize the domestic price system. It was expensive, but not outrageously so.
This revision of the "Electricity Law."
The push from ...
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