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Yawata

American  
[yah-wah-tah] / ˈjɑ wɑˌtɑ /
Japanese Yahata

noun

  1. Kitakyushu


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Tokyo's Yawata Iron & Steel Co. offered to purchase 5,000,000 tons of South African pig iron over a ten-year period.

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One day it announced the sinking of a 16,500-ton liner of the Yawata class.

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One company alone, Yawata, the nation's largest steel producer, spent an estimated $150,000 on its bohnenkai last year.

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Yawata Iron & Steel Co. is supplying 49% of the capital for a $16 million steel mill in Malaya.

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"There is plenty of room for American companies to take advantage of their strength in semiconductor design," says Keiske Yawata, chief executive of LSI Logic's branch in Japan.

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