Well, it certainly changed the dynamics from previous negotiations. In the last negotiation, the U.S. and Europe were pretty close, and we weren't far off from a deal. Now we have significant players like China and India and Brazil that are carrying a lot of weight to the table because of their size.
As you correctly point out, India and China are significantly increasing their capacity with respect to agricultural production, and that's starting to change things quite a bit, particularly as we look out further into the future.
We want to achieve significant gains in market access to those countries, because we could have this agreement in place for a long time. We don't want them to get off without having to do all that much and basically shut us out. So there's going to be a continuing difficulty in pushing particularly India and China to get a better result than they've offered so far.