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• New BSE case detected
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• Japan To Have Double Standard On BSE Testing
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• All restrictions on Portuguese exports lifted
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• Latest BSE package is earning mixed reviews
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• Japan Says Latest Infected Cow Won't Affect BSE-Testing Review
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• Japan confirms 12th case of mad cow disease
• BSE occurrences decline in France
• Ottawa announces BSE aid package
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• BSE warning on US cattle
• Japan Panel Paves Way to End U.S. Beef Ban
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• Japan May Consider Changing BSE Cattle Test Rules
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• Japan to relax requirement that all beef undergo mad cow tests
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