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Auto parts come to mind. Also there are plenty of products on shelves at big box retailers like Walmart that are made in China and won’t fall into the exempted categories.

It is a huge amount of various goods. So much so that even if you look up a breakdown, 25% will be in other. Chemicals, base metals, stone, glass, etc etc.

What doesn't China export? Basically everything. So everything minus these exemptions.

Auto parts, but also autos.

So Tesla gets a handwave against world conquering BYDs.

Clothing. A lot of apparel and accessory retailers have significant portions of their items produced in China.

I'm sure middle-class Americans will be lining up around the blocks to take $3/hr sweatshop jobs to sew t-shirts for China.

Maybe not the manufacturing that they were hoping for...

Board games; medium-tier manufacturing; non-computer, intermediate parts manufacture

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