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US structural pipe and tube exports down 8.5 percent in August 2025 from July
SteelOrbis 25 Dec 2025
... of structural pipe and tube totaled 5,819 mt in August this year, down 8.5 percent from July and down 47.5 percent from August last year.
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"The Elusive Samurai" Season 2 Arrives July 2026, New Teaser Visual Drops!
Kyodo 25 Dec 2025
Get ready to run—the award-winning Shonen Jump sensation is back! From the creator of "Assassination Classroom" and "Neuro. Supernatural Detective," Yusei Matsui, comes the next chapter of a runaway hit ... The 2nd Season Set to Premiere on July 2026!.
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US plates in coil imports up 6.8 percent in August 2025 from July
SteelOrbis 25 Dec 2025
By value, plates in coil imports totaled $45.3 million in August 2025, compared to $44.4 million in July and $64.1 million in August 2024.
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Publication of "FSA Strategic Priorities: July 2025 - June 2026" (December 25, 2025) (FSA - Financial Services Agency)
Public Technologies 25 Dec 2025
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Killeen Daily Herald
24 Dec 2025
Q&A: Julie Pearson, Liberty Hill Public Library
Julie Pearson is the new library director at the Liberty Hill Public Library. Pearson started her role in October after moving to Liberty Hill from Midland, Texas, where she worked as an assistant library director ....
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The North Platte Telegraph
24 Dec 2025
Julie Geiser: Incorporate wild game for savory holiday meals
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Diriyah to award Wadi Safar hotel contract in July
MEED 24 Dec 2025
The project comprises a 200-key Montage hotel and 30 branded residential units ... .
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US tin plate imports down 33 percent in August 2025 from July
SteelOrbis 24 Dec 2025
By value, tin plate imports totaled $122.17 million in August this year compared to $183.48 million in July and $184.13 million in August last year.
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Foreign loan inflows surge by 46pc in July-Nov
Dawn 24 Dec 2025
Inflow of foreign loans and grants to Pakistan increased 14 per cent to $3.032 billion in the first five months (July-November) of the current fiscal year compared to $2.667bn, mainly on the back of support from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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