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The international market has also become more favorable to local content, meaning U.S.-made shows are now heavily competing with homegrown series.

Los Angeles Opera has struggled with one insufficient “Rigoletto” production after another, imported or homegrown.

Deporting care providers might make sense if there were a plan to make the jobs more attractive to homegrown replacements, but none of us would bet a day-old doughnut on that happening.

“It is more important than ever that California and all other states that rely on Clean Air Act waivers continue to cut tailpipe pollution through homegrown, health-protective policies.”

In Japan though the issue has become so serious that the country has begun importing rice from South Korea for the first time in a quarter of a century, even though consumers prefer homegrown varieties.