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The machinery, honestly: the foreign-trade zone, corrected whole

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FTZ Board Order No. 1720, 8 November 2010

"The town has none" is true at site level and incomplete at county level; both halves print. No foreign-trade-zone site, subzone, or operator in North Liberty is named in any carrier reached — at site level, the town has none. But FTZ 125, whose grantee is the St. Joseph County Airport Authority at South Bend, holds an Alternative Site Framework service area that covers this county: the FTZ Board's reorganization order (Order No. 1720, Federal Register, 8 November 2010) names the zone's service area as St. Joseph, Elkhart, Kosciusko, Marshall, LaPorte, and Starke Counties, Indiana. The zone's magnet sites, its customs standing, and the cargo shipped weekly through South Bend International Airport belong to South Bend's file, at pointer size here. The sized statement, whole: no town site; the county inside FTZ 125's service area; the operating zone somebody else's, named as somebody else's. Sister cities, tested at the same sitting: no carrier names a sister city for North Liberty, Indiana — the town, its comprehensive-plan material, and general web search were the carriers — and the negative prints small, as the record sizes it.

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