Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: On March 11, 1996, Mickey Kantor, the American trade secretary, announced that he was filing a complaint with the World Trade Organization to protest, first, the 80% excise tax on split run magazines under Bill C-103, second, the lower postal rates granted Canadian publications, third, the postal subsidy and, fourth, tariff 9958 making it illegal to import split runs into Canada.
Mickey Kantor filed a complaint with WTO to protest the 80% excise tax on split run magazines and two other topics concerning Canada though he was the American trade secretary.
Canada has free trade agreements put in place.
The speaker intervened to support Bill C-11.
A canadian company has begun legal action
Canadian Publishers are protesting the Bill.
Canadian free trade agreements are in existence.
Canadian free trade agreements exist.
Canada has implemented free trade agreements.
Something has been condemned in Canada.
The person whose perspective we're getting in this context has a grievance with the Canadian federal government system.
Free trade agreements involving Canada exist.
Canada is part of some free trade agreements.
Canada has more than one free trade agreement in place.
The Government of Canada regrets its participation in at least one free trade agreement.
The Japanese are angry with the US and Canada because they have not concluded the trade agreement.
Morton Halperin file a case against Kissinger.
The OECD are angry
Canada is involved in free trade agreements.
Canadian auto manufacturers lobbied for Bill C-11.
The speaker thinks Canadian magazines need protection from American magazines. 
Canada has implemented at least four free trade agreements.
Free trade agreements involving Canada are indeed a reality.
Mickey Kantor filed a complaint with the American trade secretary,
Mickey Kantor wants Bill C-103 abolished.
Mickey Kantor is adamantly against Bill C-103.