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WSJ: Asia state players wield subsidies to dominate shipping

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WSJ reports: “Ever since nations began moving goods by sea thousands of years ago, shipping has been much more than an instrument of trade. It is a symbol of national power, and for seagoing nations, it must be protected.”

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