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Michael Barone 08/18/2011 @ 1:33pm I doubt China will have the luxury of being pickey here pretty soon if corn ends up as bad as some say. Its just another stunt.

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Michael Barone 08/18/2011 @ 1:32pm I doubt China will have the luxury of being pickey here pretty soon if corn ends up as bad as some say. Its just another stunt.

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