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A World View article titled "Imported Wine Squeezing U.S. Vintners'' discusses foreign wine sold in the U.S. market. According to the article, the impact of the increasing import competition is_____
A. leading states to eliminate all subsidies due to the financial crisis that has left the budget in disarray.
B. encouraging more California vintners to enter the market.
C. causing domestic vintners to convert their vineyards into almond and avocado farms.
D. resulting in a sharply increasing wine consumption rate in the United States.
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