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While we're unlikely to go out and buy a motorcycle or "Standard wood moldings of pine" I imagine there are some where it wouldn't be hard to consume more. I know molasses is one and heck, cornbread and molasses is delicious.

In part, this is inspired because I thought I was doing my Canadian duty by buying a giant thing of Crown Royale, turns out those are now exempt.

Or if there's some well maintained, easy to read list, that would be super appreciated. I'm finding a lot of very technical government papers and oddly confusing news articles.

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[–] eightpix@lemmy.world 1 points 4 days ago

When the future historians of the late 2026s look back on this period of economic uncertainty and international instability, it will help to know what we knew and when we knew it. They won't be able to take refuge in ignorance like many, many world leaders.