Lifestyle Enterprise, Inc. v. United States

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• explaining that an AD rate based on adverse facts available may not be punitive but must bear a rational relationship to an importer’s commercial reality
• holding unreasonable Commerce’s corroboration of lower revised total AFA rate of 130.81%

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