Yes. Specifically, the newsprint is one that gives us great certainty. There is no tariff there now, but this locks that in. Colombia could access a tariff under WTO of up to about 35%, I think it is, and that could come in at any time. This locks in the zero rate on the newsprint.
The other parts give you certainty in the sense that once all the tariffs come down, you're essentially competing. Basically, you can get as productive as you possibly can and beat out your competitors in other countries. We're pretty darned good at that, so we feel pretty confident about the fact that we can take advantage of that new marketplace. It's a diversification.
I can't say where products are coming from, but if you increase a pie for one part of the country, they'll divert their product there. That opens up space in other parts for other parts of the country. It generally balances out because we're such a global marketplace.