Jtekt Corp. v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• “Commerce must explain why these (or other) differences between the two phases make it reasonable to continue zeroing in one phase, but not the other.”
• “In order to satisfy the requirement set out in Dongbu, Commerce must explain why ... [it is] reasonable to continue zeroing in one phase, but not the other.”
• “While Commerce did point to differences between investigations and administrative reviews, it failed to address the relevant question— why is it a reasonable interpretation of the statute to zero in administrative reviews, but not in investigations?”
• “While Commerce did point to differences between investigations and ad- ministrative reviews, it failed to address the relevant question—why is it a reasonable interpretation of the statute to zero in administrative reviews, but not in investigations?”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).