American exports returned to the U.S.are dutiable except when:
A) American-made goods are returned to the U.S. not substantially transformed.
B) Component parts that were made in the U.S. and assembled in a foreign country.
C) Articles exported for repair or alteration but not substantial transformation.
D) All of the conditions above exempt the goods from duties.
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