- - Intl. mercantile group headquartered in Switzerland
- - intl. commerce regulator
- - Org. protested in the 1999 "Battle of Seattle"
- - Org. central to a 1999 Seattle protest
- - Gp. that was the object of a noted 1999 protest
- - Focus of 1999 protests in Seattle
- - Intl. commerce agency
- - Intl. commerce group
- - Intl. mercantile group
- - Intl. commerce grp
- - Intl. group that's the object of many mass protests
- - Commerce gp. that admitted China in 2001
- - Yemen became its 160th mem. in June, 2014
- - Subject of a 1999 riot in King Co.
- - Gp. protested in Seattle in 1999
- - 1999 Seattle protest subj.
- - Intl. group whose biennial conferences are focuses of protest
- - Intl. association whose 1999 conference in Seattle resulted in riots
- - Grp. protested in a 1999 Seattle riot
- - Object of a noted 1999 protest in Seattle
- - Intl. commerce group since 1995
- - Subj. of a 1999 protest in Seattle
- - Gp. in its Doha round since Nov. 2001
- - Subject of protests in Seattle in 1999: Abbr.
- - Gp. protested in Seattle
- - Target of recent protests in Wash.
- - Short for the World Trade Organization
- - international commerce agcy.
- - global commerce agcy.
- - GATT successor: Abbr.
- - International commerce group: Abbr.
- - Global commerce group (abbr)
- - Global commerce gp.(Used today)
- - IMF collaborator
- - Global commerce grp.
- - 164-nation commerce gp
- - GATT successor
- - Geneva-based commerce gp
- - Org. that complements the IMF
- - International commerce assn
- - Commerce gp. headed by Roberto Azevêdo
- - Global commerce grp. since 1995
- - Global commerce gp.
- - International commerce grp.
- - It replaced GATT
- - Controversial int'l. commerce assn. that replaced GATT
- - 144-nation gp.
- - Grp. often protested
- - Clinton has urged that this global economic group resume talks
- - UN tariffs and trade agency (abbr.)
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