Yes, absolutely. We were hammered in the downturn in 2006-07, where we were over-leveraged in the U.S. market. Fortunately, there had been some work done starting in the late 1990s and early 2000s to buy companies—by groups like Canada Wood—to try to get our specifications and get our products recognized in some of these new Asian markets. That helped greatly.
As Mr. Slaco said, this is where we really see trade agreements as being critical to our future because I don't think the industry's going to want to get into a dependency situation like we had.