And you know, what the issue has been for us has been a comprehensive agreement. We understand the US approach to strategic sectors, what they call strategic sectors. They are strategic sectors, but under their definition 232 definitions, that's aluminum, that's forest products, that's steel, that's automobiles, pharmaceuticals, copper, others.But those first four being the most important for the Canadian economy. And that uh we don't want a partial agreement. We want something that addresses those sectors ...

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