The new negotiating texts on agriculture and industrial products, issued by the World Trade Organisation (WTO), leave nobody very satisfied and, hence, may not serve the intended purpose of ending the stalemate in the Doha round of global trade talks.

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P>The new negotiating texts on agriculture and industrial products, issued by the World Trade Organisation (WTO), leave nobody very satisfied and, hence, may not serve the intended purpose of ending the stalemate in the Doha round of global trade talks.

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