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FTAA
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FTAAFree Trade Area of the Americas
FTAAFree Trade Agreement of the Americas
FTAAFlorida Turkish American Association
FTAAFederated Tanners Association of Australia
FTAAFixed Threshold Adaptation Algorithm


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President Bush's promotion of an APEC Free Trade Area is in harmony with his all-out support for the Central American Free Trade Area (CAFTA), passed by Congress in 2005, his current deep involvement in developing a North American Union modeled after the European Union through our nation's participation in the Security and Prosperity Partnership and his support for a Free Trade Area of the Americas, also modeled after the EU.
Bush backs APEC by The New American
proposed 34-nation Free Trade Area of the Americas.
Choosing sides: liberal economics is not making the headway it ... by Epstein, Jack / Latin Trade
The Free Trade Area of the Americas is looking bleaker for George W.
Free Trade Area of the Americas is looking bleaker by Gajewski, Karen Ann / The Humanist
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