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IntroductionBy Peter Hobson, ReutersThe Australian lawsuit is one of relatively few the company faces outside th

By Peter Hobson, Reuters

The Australian lawsuit is one of relatively few the company faces outside the United States and is a test case for the country, where Roundup is widely used. (file image) Photo: 123RF

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