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"(A) with respect to each of the 4 calendar
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years following the calendar year in which this
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subsection is enacted-
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"(i) if-
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"(I) the vessel is documented
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under the laws of the United States;
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and
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"(II) with respect to any retrofit
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work necessary for the vessel to ex-
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port crude oil-
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"(aa) such work is done in a
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shipyard in the United States;
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and
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"(bb) any component of the
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vessel listed in paragraph (4)
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that is installed during the
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course of such work is manufac-
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tured in the United States; or
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"(ii) if-
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"(I) the vessel is built in the
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United States;
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"(II) the vessel is documented
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under the laws of the United States;
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"(III) all major components of
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the hull or superstructure of the ves-
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sel are manufactured (including all
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manufacturing processes from the ini-
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tial melting stage through the applica-
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tion of coatings for iron or steel prod-
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ucts) in the United States; and
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"(IV) the components of the ves-
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sel listed in paragraph (4) are manu-
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factured in the United States; and
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"(B) with respect to the 5th calendar year
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following the calendar year in which this sub-
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section is enacted and each calendar year there-
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after, if the vessel meets the requirements of
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subparagraph (A)(ii).
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"(4) COMPONENTS.--The components of a ves-
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sel listed in this paragraph are the following:
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"(A) Air circuit breakers.
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"(B) Welded shipboard anchor and moor-
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ing chain.
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"(C) Powered and non-powered valves in
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Federal Supply Classes 4810 and 4820 used in
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piping.
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"(D) Machine tools in the Federal Supply
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Classes for metal-working machinery numbered
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3405, 3408, 3410 through 3419, 3426, 3433,
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