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This is an opinion article from the editorial board.
This editorial was originally published in the Bloomington Pantagraph.
This is an editorial from the opinion page.
The global shipping crisis is deepening and shows no signs of relenting. The direct and negative effect this crisis has on importers, especially those who own small businesses, is profound.
This editorial was originally published in the Bloomington Pantagraph.
This editorial was originally published in the Bloomington Pantagraph.
This editorial was originally published in the Bloomington Pantagraph.
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