What is the difference between 'primary sanctions' and 'secondary sanctions'?
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A
Primary sanctions apply to the most dangerous sanctioned parties; secondary sanctions apply to lesser threats
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B
Primary sanctions prohibit U.S. persons from transacting with sanctioned parties; secondary sanctions target non-U.S. persons who facilitate transactions with sanctioned parties
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C
Primary sanctions are enforced by OFAC; secondary sanctions are enforced by the FBI
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D
Primary sanctions apply to individuals; secondary sanctions apply to corporate entities