It will be short. I will address that in line with the same comments I made earlier. As Mr. Wildeman said, at the Uruguay Round we did a lot of negotiation, and when we came home we got rid of everything we agreed to the day we came home. Other countries retained their ability to subsidize, and we are still fighting with that. We are still living with that every day, and now we're negotiating rules that are going to say we'll negotiate what we have now by the same level down. We came home and gave everything away, and they did a little bit, but now we're going to negotiate down by a proportionate amount. We're our own worst enemy when it comes to these negotiations, and we need to be our best friend.
