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CIRR

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CIRRCommercial Interest Reference Rate
CIRRConfiguration Item Requirements Review


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We are therefore of the view that the subsidy to be withdrawn within the meaning of Article 4 of the SCM Agreement, and consequently the one on which we must base our calculations, is the full amount of the PROEX interest rate equalisation payments on exports of Brazilian regional aircraft, not the portion of those payments which goes beyond the CIRR rate or any other appropriate benchmark rate under item (k) of the Illustrative List.
A cruel trilemma: the flawed political economy of remedies to WTO ... by Showalter, J. Michael / Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law
CIRR operates over 15 miles of track between Hilton and Saffold, Georgia, interconnecting with CSX Corporation and Norfolk Southern.
G-P sells three railroads by Solutions - for People, Processes and Paper
CIRR operates over 15 miles of track between Hilton and Saffold, Georgia, interconnecting with CSX Corporation and Norfolk Southern.
G-P selling railroads to Genesee & Wyoming by Henry, John / Arkansas Business
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