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| This Week: US Using Billions of Pallets; Corn is a Mere Drop in the Transportation Fuel Supply Barrel; Many Still Believe that Outsourcing Does Not Equal Savings; Inbound Container Volume is Strong Despite Miniscule Drop Off |
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| This Week: On the Gravy Train; Chinese Government May be Willing to Curb Inflation, but the Dollar is Weak; Intel Improves Distribution Throughput Using Theory of Constraint; The Best Things in Life Are Free |
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| This Week: Toyota Quality Issues Continue; Home Depot wants to Revamp Distribution; 3M does not like the Tax Man; Oil Price Record in Sight |
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| This Week: On Time Displays Lift Sales at Wal-Mart; Project at Hershey Nets Sweet Savings; Wal-Mart Asks Suppliers to "Show Me the Green"; Stripes of a Different Color for Zebra |
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