In Re the Trustee of the Roosevelt-Bentman Trust for American Voters Ex Rel. Senator A

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• holding that \Commerce's decision to emphasize the steel input was reasonable and supported by substantial evidence\ because \steel is the main input and primary driver of cost for steel threaded rod\
• finding no error in Commerce basing its decision on a preference for a single surrogate when multiple surrogates’ data is otherwise equally usable
• affirming Commerce’s choice of data which “matche[d] more closely to the main input of the subject merchandise than the data that [Appellant] propose[d].”
• \each administrative review is a separate exercise of Commerce's authority that allows for different conclusions based on different facts in the record\
• “[E]ach administrative review is a separate exercise of Commerce’s authority that allows for different conclusions based on different facts in the record.”
• “each administrative review is a separate exercise of Commerce’s authority that allows for different conclusions based on different facts in the record”

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