I doubt that prosecutors would make any cooperation agreement without full cooperation and without cooperation on the core Russia investigation.
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That's not cooperation; cooperation is when you adjust your policies.
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Their solution is international cooperation, but such cooperation has proven elusive.
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"We are open for cooperation, Slovenia is facing times which need cooperation," he said.
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"We have comprehensive cooperation with India and that comprehensive cooperation also includes energy cooperation because Iran has always been a reliable source of energy for India," Zarif added.
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"Normal economic cooperation has been resumed, such as trade cooperation in daily necessities," Lu said.
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This can manifest itself in enhanced counterterrorism cooperation including intelligence sharing, law enforcement cooperation, etc.
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"In situations where cooperation gives more status, testosterone will for instance boost cooperation," he says.
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The countries have extensive military cooperation, which ranges from counter-terrorism cooperation to border protection.
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The judge called Tekashi's cooperation brave ... underscoring that cooperation of criminal insiders is a necessary tool.
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Similarly, 70% of Americans desire even closer cooperation with Germany, while a majority of Germans favors less cooperation with United States, all the while supporting closer cooperation with Russia and China.
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Cooperation to reduce the threat of nuclear terrorism and proliferation represents one fruitful area for further cooperation.
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It is the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, not the Organization for Cooperation and Economic Development.
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The German and Indian governments signed numerous agreements, including on cyber cooperation, development cooperation, education and railway safety.
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The cooperator benefits if the sentencing judge learns about all his cooperation -- and the more cooperation, the better.
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So the cooperation between China and Africa is growing recent years, and infrastructure cooperation shows a deepening trend.
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"Full resolution of Syria's crisis needs strong cooperation between Iran and Russia ... Our cooperation can isolate America ... This cooperation will restore stability in the region," Khamenei said during a meeting with Putin, state TV added.
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Cooperation between China and central and eastern Europe does not affect China's broader cooperation with the EU, she added.
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That will require cooperation and action from the Silicon Valley company—cooperation that Sidoti would like to see escalated.
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And she would maintain strong cooperation with NATO allies, including cooperation in addressing terrorism from ISIS and other groups.
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Turkey also exports Islamism under the guise of cultural cooperation, through the Turkish International Cooperation and Development Agency (TIKA).
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The cooperation between Google and JD.COM focus on the possibility that they may develop further cooperation in different projects.
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Some raised the idea of severing security cooperation with Israel, but that cooperation also helps preserve Mr. Abbas's authority.
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Lagarde also noted there were global challenges which demanded more global cooperation but also other challenges that needed regional cooperation.
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DeWitt said he still supports cooperation between federal and local law enforcement, saying such cooperation is necessary to protect residents.
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It also promotes international cooperation and we look forward to more cooperation with innovative companies and technologists around the world.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller is always seeking their cooperation and offering them tasty "cooperation deals" for their information and testimony.
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"If they don't then consent ... that's called non-cooperation, and they can be reported and sanctioned for non-cooperation," Willerton said.
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Eighteen cooperation accords have been inked to date, ranging from postal services and science to protecting the environment and healthcare cooperation.
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Sat beside Xi, Macron said competition and cooperation were natural but that Europe and China should strengthen multilateralism through deeper cooperation.
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"Trilateral cooperation is a very important part of East Asian cooperation," Wang told his counterparts at the beginning of the meeting.
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Americans want more cooperation in Washington The poll suggests all that anger may stem from the lack of cooperation in Washington.
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Obama repeatedly and publicly praised Bush cooperation during 6900 transition, and pledged we would provide same cooperation to whoever followed us.
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Xi said China and the United States should focus on cooperation, limiting differences and promoting win-win economic cooperation, Xinhua added.
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Obama repeatedly and publicly praised Bush cooperation during 2009 transition, and pledged we would provide same cooperation to whoever followed us.
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"The 16+1 cooperation and China-EU cooperation are not mutually exclusive," China's Foreign Ministry cited Wang as telling Zaharieva on Tuesday.
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Rewards of cooperation Rewards from cooperation can be a sense of belonging, feeling a part of a community, feeling wanted and loved.
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To begin with, every effort should be made to keep cooperation with allies and friends, especially military cooperation, below the president's radar.
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It would include enhanced military cooperation between the two countries, training, and industrial and technical cooperation between companies from both NATO allies.
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" Why the bipartisan cooperation isn't a coincidence: "The sudden outbreak of bipartisan cooperation, almost certain to be fleeting, was hardly an accident.
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Charles Hooper, director of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency, will speak on strengthening alliances and partnerships through defense cooperation at 10 a.m.
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" "Look, at the Arctic Council is not simply about the environment, the Arctic Council's about all kinds of things, meteorological cooperation, scientific cooperation.
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WALTER ISAACSON: Now, do you need cooperation from the big companies, in Silicon Valley, especially on encryption, and are you getting that cooperation?
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While the SDNY takes a dimmer view of Cohen's cooperation than Mueller does, they both agree that Cohen's cooperation was truthful and valuable.
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The draft resolution envisages such an agreement covering four areas: trade and economics, foreign policy and security cooperation, internal security and thematic cooperation.
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A Cooperation Group will also be established to link Member States and support and facilitate "strategic cooperation" as well as fostering information sharing.
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Manafort's cooperation could be significant to Mueller's investigation, given his work on the Trump campaign, though the scope of his cooperation remains unclear.
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The potential for trade cooperation between the two countries was huge and the nature of win-win cooperation would not change, Gao said.
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My messages are, one, we need multilateral and Trans-Atlantic cooperation, because it worked, and to weaken this cooperation would be a mistake.
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Defense industry and energy cooperation are main elements of cooperation, Erdogan said, citing the development of a gas pipeline and a nuclear power plant.
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"From nuclear cooperation to railway locomotives, we are sowing the seeds of an ever-tightening web of cooperation between our two countries, " Modi said.
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Beyond managing conflicts, Grenell's portfolio would cover the vast array of German-US cooperation that extends from intel sharing and military cooperation to trade.
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In fact, the group's Water Cooperation Quotient demonstrates that two countries engaged in active water cooperation will not go to war, for any reason.
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"This is an economic cooperation forum, an international cooperation platform that everyone is paying attention to, supports and hopes to participate in," he said.
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However, research performed at the American Security Project on possible areas of cooperation has outlined a number of difficulties in pursuing cooperation with Russia.
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It also calls for increased cooperation with countries in North Africa in stemming the flow of migrants into Europe through economic cooperation and development.
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Still, prosecutors said Flynn's early cooperation was "particularly valuable" because of his insight and the fact his cooperation encouraged others to talk as well.
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King Salman and President Maduro "reviewed areas of bilateral cooperation... and the latest developments including cooperation for the stability of oil markets," SPA said.
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He said he had been talking about U.S.-Mexico cooperation and continuing to develop existing law enforcement and military cooperation between the two countries.
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"Cooperation is the only right choice for China and the United States and win-win cooperation can lead to a better future," Hua said.
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"Both sides agreed to deepen economic cooperation and bilateral trade by ensuring greater cooperation amongst stakeholders, including government, businesses and entrepreneurs," the government said.
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"The bridge is a pilot project not only for 16 plus 1 initiative cooperation, but also for our cooperation with the E.U.," he said.
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The United States and Kazakhstan enjoy good security and intelligence cooperation and need to enhance their cooperation against radicalization and terrorism in the region.
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Their leniency was contingent on his cooperation -- but his cooperation fell through when he lied in interviews with Mueller and to a grand jury.
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The package also includes cooperation in global infrastructure investment, joint development of robots and artificial intelligence, and cooperation in cybersecurity and space exploration, among others.
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RELATED: U.S. eyes military cooperation with Russia in Syria The White House is signaling its own support U.S.-Russian military cooperation in Syria is conditional.
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" Monday's statement also announced increased cooperation to "prevent terrorist travel and to disrupt global recruitment efforts by expanding intelligence-sharing and operational-level counterterrorism cooperation.
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McDonald's cooperation approach includes a two-phase settlement: offenders agree to cooperate in return for reduced penalties which are imposed once the cooperation is complete.
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It included a map that rates the level of cooperation with individual African countries, scoring them between one and five points on matters of cooperation.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told a regular news briefing that China's cooperation with Venezuela in all areas, including financing cooperation, was "proceeding normally".
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It was payback, residents and officials said, for the town's cooperation with the Egyptian military, and a bloody warning of the consequences of further cooperation.
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"The two leaders discussed several bilateral issues, including ongoing cooperation in Syria as U.S. forces begin to withdraw, and other topics for future cooperation," Sanders said.
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Germany is the prime organizer of NATO's Framework Nation Concept and, most recently, the efforts to rationalize European Union defense cooperation through Permanent Structured Cooperation (PESCO).
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Prosecutor Greg Andres told Ellis that Manafort never gave meaningful help during his cooperation with the special counsel's office, despite spending 50 hours in cooperation interviews.
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Expanding naval cooperation with India was a top priority, Mattis said, adding that three-way exercises involving the United States, India and Japan boosted operational cooperation.
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Such data coincide with the "10 major China-Africa cooperation plans" that Chinese president Xi JinPing proposed at Johannesburg summit of China-Africa cooperation in 2015.
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"This won't be an organisation, this is some mechanism of cooperation: to convene, to discuss, adopt some memorandums, joint resolutions," Novak said about future cooperation with OPEC.
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Both sides recognise the potential of cooperation in the financial sector and are open to financial firms deepening their cooperation in third countries based on commercial criteria.
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Furthermore, we have expanded our economic cooperation to other areas and institutions, including the G20, the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC).
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"The bridge is a pilot project not only for 16 plus 1 initiative cooperation, but also for our cooperation with the EU," Li said through a translator.
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The House on Wednesday evening cleared a bill — the Ukraine Cybersecurity Cooperation Act — pushing the State Department to increase cooperation with Ukraine over shared Russian cybersecurity threats.
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That I provide you with the particulars of Mr. Draper's cooperation was the only benefit or promise conveyed to him in exchange for his complete truthful cooperation.
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"This is unprecedented," Farukh Amil, Pakistan's ambassador and the coordinator of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, told reporters after the vote, referring to the level of cooperation.
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In a statement, it said that it had not publicly disclosed any such cooperation, but it also noted that not all international judicial cooperation can be disclosed.
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Both sides recognized the potential for cooperation in the financial sector and are open to financial firms deepening their cooperation in third countries, according to the statement.
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Keohane and Victor summarize the strategy this way: States should cooperate where cooperation is possible, often on the basis of voluntary groupings; coordinate on issues where cooperation is too difficult or where universal participation is desirable; and probe experimentally to seek to expand the boundaries of feasible cooperation.
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But it could also yield cooperation between the two countries as the new defense minister, a hardliner looking to revamp his image, provides an opening for pragmatic cooperation.
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"He attempted to live up to the requirements of his cooperation agreement and provided meaningful cooperation relating to several key areas under current government investigation," the attorneys wrote.
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One thing it should do to counter Russia is promote regional energy cooperation initiatives through organizations such as the Mediterranean Energy Cooperation and Mediterranean Gas Grid Operators Dialogue.
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Fifteen memorandums of understanding (MoU) were later signed between the two nations in fields including oil storage, water resources, cooperation on science and technology, and cultural cooperation, SPA said.
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They leave open the question about participating in direct appeals, where formal cooperation will be rare and the balancing required by the standard for material cooperation might allow participation.
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In order to survive and flourish in the 213st century, humankind needs effective global cooperation, and so far the only viable blueprint for such cooperation is offered by liberalism.
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"I want to reaffirm our cooperation on North Korea, our cooperation on economic matters, and show the strong ties between our two countries," Abe told reporters before his departure.
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Moon and Kim have met three times since April last year, pledging peace and cooperation, but little progress has been made to improve dialogue and strengthen exchanges and cooperation.
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There's no longer any serious question that there was cooperation between Trump's campaign and Russia, but the extent of the cooperation, and the precise nature of it, remains opaque.
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The main line that they will advocate is to cut security cooperation with the Israelis because security cooperation has really limited Hamas's ability to operate in the West Bank.
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Military cooperation between the two countries, which ranges from counterterrorism cooperation to border protection, was suspended for "technical reasons", a spokesman for the Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) told Reuters.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's security minister said on Thursday the military had not suspended all cooperation with Australia, contradicting a military spokesman who said "all forms of cooperation" had been suspended.
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We&aposve had very little cooperation from the CIA and very little cooperation from the State Department and the FBI had to reach out and do whatever they could themselves.
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"We need to seek win-win results through greater openness and cooperation, avoid fragmentation, refrain from setting inhibitive thresholds for cooperation or pursuing exclusive arrangements and reject protectionism," he said.
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Merkel said that trans-Atlantic cooperation, including with the president, is "of course central for us and I will continue to nurture it," adding that cooperation produces "win-win" situations.
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In an enterprise, which is a contained environment with rules and shared goals for cooperation (and Taylorism-heavy to begin with) brief impersonal messages coordinating cooperation might even be expected.
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Economic cooperation with China played a large part in driving the world out of the 2008 "Great Recession", and such cooperation will only benefit the United States in the future.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan and China on Monday unveiled a long-term cooperation plan in economic development envisioning cooperation until at least 2030 in areas ranging from infrastructure to information technology.
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En+ said its the parent company, Basic Element, had signed a wide-ranging strategic cooperation agreement with CEFC in July and the two firms were studying various forms of cooperation.
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In a report entitled "The EU-UK relationship beyond Brexit: options for Police Cooperation and Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters," Europarl outlines what the next courses of actions could be.
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Iran's cooperation on this score will be among the "tangible examples" its leaders can offer to show their commitment to "real cooperation and real openness" in the investigation, he said.
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Troublingly, the Pentagon's recent budget proposal allocates only $6 million to AM&E of its security cooperation programs, which is less than 0.02 percent of the total security cooperation budget.
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The areas identified for cooperation are market access for industrial products, including cars, and government tenders, energy, notably liquefied natural gas (LNG), possible cooperation among regulators and reform of the WTO.
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The potential for trade cooperation between the two countries was huge and the nature of win-win cooperation would not change, ministry spokesman Gao Feng told reporters in a regular briefing.
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The Japan Bank for International Cooperation and the Russian Direct Investment Fund signed an agreement to set up a $1 billion investment fund to promote economic cooperation between the two countries.
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And for that we need global cooperation on regulating AI, regulating the development of AI and of biotechnology, and we are, of course, heading in the opposite direction of global cooperation.
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Lufthansa last year agreed a limited code share deal with Etihad and in February strengthened the cooperation with a catering deal and a tentative plan to look at cooperation on maintenance.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey may seek other options outside NATO for defense industry cooperation, although its first option is always cooperation with its NATO allies, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Thursday.
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Flynn's cooperation is a warning sign for Trump Legal analysts say the substance and value of Flynn's cooperation will not be welcome news to the president or his team of lawyers.
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ChangAn Automobile and Groupe PSA signed an in-depth strategic cooperation agreement on June 7 to further deepen their cooperation started 1003 years ago to establish DS premium brand in China.
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We must continue to nurture the personal connections that bind us by encouraging educational, cultural, and professional exchanges and cooperation, which will spark untold areas of bilateral cooperation in the future.
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Second, this would be a good time for deeper cooperation between the public and private sector on the development of emerging technologies, and particularly expanded cooperation in developing counter-drone technology.
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"Cohen tried to bend the way cooperation works in the Southern District to his own will," said Elie Honig, a former prosecutor in that district who negotiated dozens of cooperation deals.
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"His nomination singles an interest on the part of the administration to make sure that Australia steps up on questions of defense cooperation, alliance cooperation, where China is concerned," he said.
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Zhou Bo, director of the Center for Security Cooperation of the Office for International Military Cooperation at China's Defense Ministry, said China "of course" wanted to resolve the "Taiwan issue" peacefully.
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A senior Saudi source told Reuters the two leaders spoke for more than an hour by telephone and agreed to step up counter-terrorism and military cooperation and enhance economic cooperation.
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"That has been seamless cooperation, unlike 25 years ago in Hurricane Andrew, when you did not have that cooperation," he added, referencing the Category 85033 hurricane that struck Florida in 1992.
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Both sides reaffirmed that "they will strengthen macroeconomic policy coordination and pragmatic cooperation in the fiscal and financial fields and expand strategic cooperation," according to a joint statement after the talks.
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Lauritzen has described international cooperation as "not ... good enough".
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Every recent attempt at bipartisan cooperation — remember immigration reform?
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" He thanked Ms. Rice for her "cooperation and assistance.
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" "We have everything necessary for efficient cooperation on Syria.
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It said Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez appreciated the cooperation of French president Emmanuel Macron, and "believes this is the framework of cooperation that Europe should use to respond" to the immigration issue.
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Both companies have acknowledged cooperation talks, which include sharing engineering costs for driverless cars, but BMW and Daimler have repeatedly declined to comment on whether their cooperation could include entire vehicle platforms.
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Choe was expected to attend the closed-door Northeast Asia Cooperation Dialogue in Beijing, hosted by the Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation at the University of California, San Diego, Kyodo said.
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And with the continuing cooperation of Rick Gates, the newfound cooperation of Paul Manafort, and voluntary help from Michael Cohen, perhaps investigators finally have the information they need for those big indictments.
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Choe was expected to attend the closed-door Northeast Asia Cooperation Dialogue in Beijing hosted by the Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation at the University of California, San Diego, Kyodo said.
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But the fact that lots of big things can't be done without at least a little Republican cooperation does not mean that it is worth spending endless political capital chasing that cooperation.
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"We agreed to elevate the relations between China and Bangladesh from a closer comprehensive partnership of cooperation to a strategic partnership of cooperation," Xi said after talks with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
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Both companies have acknowledged cooperation talks which include sharing engineering costs for driverless cars, but BMW and Daimler have repeatedly declined to comment on whether their cooperation could include entire vehicle platforms.
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Beyond the consequences for Cohen himself, Wednesday's sentencing will give us insight into the value of Cohen's cooperation to date and Mueller's ability to build on that cooperation as the investigation progresses.
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A guilty plea could lead to cooperation with prosecutors seeking to bring further charges, though Mr. Schneider said he would have to "wait and see" when asked if he expected such cooperation.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping visited Russia last year, and during an Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meeting in November, the two leaders promised to enhance bilateral ties and cooperation on international affairs.
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The joint venture, cooperation agreement and formation of an investment company are important steps for Qualcomm as it deepens its cooperation and investment in China, said Derek Aberle, president of Qualcomm Inc.
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That, though, is purely speculative, and in any case his cooperation puts more pressure on Manafort to give up what he knows in a cooperation deal or face an even likelier conviction.
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The letter to Flynn includes a note about his cooperation with the Justice Department, which prompted the special counsel to recommend little to no jail time, arguing that the cooperation should include Congress.
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"And very important agreements will be signed, including agreements on defense cooperation, including an agreement on defense procurement and an agreement on military-technical cooperation," Poroshenko was quoted as saying at a briefing.
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"The defense cooperation between Ankara and Doha is part of the joint military cooperation vision to support counter terrorism and extremism efforts in the region and preserve security and stability," the ministry said.
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Manafort then pleaded guilty to additional crimes under a cooperation agreement, which provided him with one potential out: If he cooperated successfully, he could earn a "5K letter" from Mueller detailing Manafort's cooperation.
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Britain and the EU have pledged to continue cooperation on security issues through institutions such as Europol and Eurojust after Brexit, although a proposed "operational cooperation" between police and justice systems remains vague.
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The Chinese foreign minister, Wang Yi, met in Beijing on Tuesday with his Panamanian counterpart, Isabel de Saint Malo, who pledged cooperation on a range of issues, such as investments and marine cooperation.
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"We want to promote this region as a region of cooperation, bringing down walls and building bridges," said Marit Jacobsen, deputy head of the Norwegian Barents Secretariat, which funds cooperation projects with Russia.
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I have also previously introduced H.R. 1997, the Ukraine Cybersecurity Cooperation Act, to improve U.S. cyber cooperation with our close ally, Ukraine, which has been under serious cyberattacks at the hands of Russia.
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However, his cooperation with federal prosecutors could affect his sentencing.
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VW pledged full cooperation with prosecutors but declined further comment.
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Cooperation is therefore worth exploring, even if skepticism is warranted.
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It likely evolved to promote group cooperation and social relationships.
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Narongsak Osatanakorn lauded the cooperation between Thai and international rescuers.
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A case in point would be our cooperation in Syria.
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One of the more creative survival innovations has been cooperation.
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We need to really step up that kind of cooperation.
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Teamwork and collaboration: competence at promoting cooperation and team building.
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We'll follow the ordinary process of seeking cooperation and extradition.
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Working meetings of military experts and cooperation on military education.
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PORT MORESBY (Reuters) - The C in APEC stands for Cooperation.
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Decades of bilateral cooperation are difficult to undo by fiat.
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China describes its relationship with El Salvador as friendly cooperation.
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Go deeper: Paul Manafort cuts "cooperation agreement" with Robert Mueller
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Their energy ministers discussed bilateral cooperation and investment last week.
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Law and genetics experts are expressing concern about the cooperation.
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Hence the cooperation deal the two parties have now struck.
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That's why they defy Trump's order against cooperation with Congress.
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But to date, such cooperation has been momentary, not lasting.
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"This challenges that cooperation that has been building," Everson said.
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Cooperation evidently was not as easy under Google's previous setup.
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And support cooperation between groups through the institutions around them.
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Other ideas for improving ties include encouraging more international cooperation.
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We can communicate and achieve cooperation-- to achieve win, win.
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Instead, he urged for greater cooperation with the tech giants.
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But also the clean energy economy and international climate cooperation.
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China requires close cooperation from all of its tech juggernauts.
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I am looking forward to your cooperation in this matter.
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We need global cooperation and regulation to ensure space safety.
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This will prompt greater corporate cooperation with authorities, he said.
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S. trade and economic cooperation is mutual benefit, he added.
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Closer EU defense cooperation, without skeptical Britain, may be revived.
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Common national security and economic interests drive this newfound cooperation.
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Stanley Fischer, Federal Reserve vice chairman, emphasized cooperation between countries.
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Government and industry cooperation with appropriate leadership is what's required.
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The settlement "expressly prohibited" such cooperation, according to the lawsuit.
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For the government to work, cooperation between parties is needed.
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Less traditional nuclear arms control cooperation is also at risk.
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So, for now, show due respect and offer full cooperation.
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Finally, Jackson assessed Mueller's accusations that Manafort lied during cooperation.
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Her cooperation was "significant, long- running and substantial," he wrote.
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He also called for greater cooperation between Christians and Muslims.
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Simplifying structures and ensuring stronger inter agency cooperation are critical.
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Rosatom has nuclear cooperation deals with dozens of developing countries.
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It was a culture of cooperation, a culture of trust.
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OMV and Verbund are also evaluating cooperation in hydrogen projects.
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That cooperation will make it "much, much easier," he said.
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Remember: Nobody can manipulate you without your consent and cooperation.
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Our cooperation is open, transparent, and mutually beneficial and equal.
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I didn't want to do it without the women's cooperation.
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It's hard to imagine such cooperation with Russia today. True.
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"We want to give collaboration, cooperation, a chance," Gorka said.
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This new page will include military, economic and cultural cooperation.
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She wants to hear him foreclose any cooperation with Trump.
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S. relations and the two countries' economic and trade cooperation.
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The plea was part of a cooperation agreement with prosecutors.
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Taking down Trump would require even more, and unrealistic, cooperation.
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Other areas of cooperation include culture, health, innovation and transport.
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It cited in particular China and the Gulf Cooperation Countries.
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A functioning Democracy requires respect and cooperation among its citizens.
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In some instances, cooperation involves the illicit exchange of cash.
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Mr. Erdogan's cooperation is still needed to enforce that deal.
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Earmarks play a practical role in facilitating cooperation among members.
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There were multiple segments about Cohen's ongoing cooperation with Mueller.
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Replacing dissension with cooperation doesn't mean there won't be tensions.
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Iran will also likely intensify its security cooperation with Russia.
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Cooperation with our allies and security partners should be deepened.
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We need that German, French, and I add Italian, cooperation.
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Third, bolstering frameworks for international nuclear security cooperation is critical.
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"We still need her cooperation in our efforts," he said.
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The Washington Post first reported on Davidson's statement of cooperation.
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"This kind of cooperation does not target any third party."
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You had done a lot more cooperation previously or not?
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"We were assessing options, and we prefer cooperation," he said.
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He entered a guilty plea and reached a cooperation agreement.
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"We need to build cooperation with the EU," he added.
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"We have good cooperation between all our forces," said Col.
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Our intelligence cooperation, especially signals intelligence, will continue largely unabated.
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He hopes his cooperation will lead to a reduced sentence.
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He urged cooperation for the mutual benefit of both nations.
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At the same time, Israel was seeking cooperation with Budapest.
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His guilty plea contemplates Mr. Cohen's further cooperation with investigators.
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United's relationship with its customers turned from cooperation to confrontation.
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Trump contrasted Cohen's cooperation with the silence of Paul Manafort.
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This, she said, was the basis of any close cooperation.
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He'd heard that associates of Guzman knew of his cooperation.
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The countries agreed to resume military contacts and counterterrorism cooperation.
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He could also use some constructive cooperation from the governor.
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The No Cyber Cooperation with Russia Act, brought by Reps.
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He later explained he was talking only about economic cooperation.
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This calls for closer cooperation based on confidence and trust.
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But little has emerged about the extent of a cooperation.
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The International Monetary Fund has also called for more cooperation.
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Trump regards multilateral cooperation as an unacceptable affront to sovereignty.
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It's the Federation's unity and cooperation that makes it strong.
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Other countries might threaten to withhold cooperation in other areas.
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How long can this process, from proffer to cooperation take?
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"Economic cooperation must coincide with settling security matters," said Rogozin.
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How will you proceed without the cooperation of the government?
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Bipartisan cooperation and trust are essential to meeting this challenge.
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They were also instructed to emphasize areas of shared cooperation.
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These days, the public appetite for international cooperation is waning.
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And the final "c" — cooperation — is a key ingredient here.
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Of course, every form of cooperation comes with its risks.
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Both companies are proactively exploring opportunities for cooperation, it said.
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Both companies are proactively exploring opportunities for cooperation, it said.
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Now, the shelter operators say, that cooperation has become fraught.
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And to replace chaos and distrust with community and cooperation.
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There's less cooperation, less synchronization, between activists and the mainstream.
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That would require an unprecedented type of cooperation among insurers.
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Ma's offer also deftly highlights US missteps while promoting cooperation.
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A true solution to this problem will require global cooperation.
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They were also a clear appeal for cooperation from Beijing.
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But Mr. Mounk believed such cooperation ultimately led to instability.
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"Flynn's cooperation is complete," his attorneys said in the report.
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Others in the town put a price on their cooperation.
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Political, scientific, and technical cooperation with local partners is possible.
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For weeks, the Chinese refused offers of public health cooperation.
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That could happen — but only with cooperation from every senator.
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This requires global cooperation at its most intense and urgent.
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We are grateful for your cooperation during this extraordinary period.
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As the cooperation began, Profexer went dark on hacker forums.
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Others were simply baffled by the cooperation of the witnesses.
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If they refuse, their cooperation should be compelled through legislation.
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We have a comprehensive partnership with many areas of cooperation.
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U.S. national security depends directly on cooperation with our neighbors.
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That means, first, electing leaders who are masters at cooperation.
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The investigation involved cooperation from federal, state and local officials.
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I assure you we will have good cooperation on this.
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Bennett's reporting was partially done with the White House's cooperation.
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The statement did not disclose financial terms of the cooperation.
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Cooperation with America in this climate will be political anathema.
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It's about fighting for weak regulation, not about full cooperation.
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Cooperation has continued in one form or another ever since.
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Because of his cooperation, prosecutors will recommend a lighter sentence.
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Cooperation between Russian government agencies and cybercriminals is not uncommon.
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But he added the lack of international cooperation didn't help.
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Officials praised Anthem for its cooperation with the FBI's investigation.
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There are different potential avenues for cooperation in an investigation.
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"Why would we toss away the achievements of such cooperation?"
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Through cooperation, effort, and carefully considered policy, those rates collapsed.
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"To date Prince Andrew has provided zero cooperation," Berman said.
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The same goes for defense cooperation, particularly command and control.
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The benefits of sanctuary policies also go beyond police cooperation.
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Saab said he "expects full cooperation" from the United States.
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Check. Implicit message about cooperation and embracing the melting pot?
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Of course, all of this requires cooperation from the airlines.
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This is a time for creativity, optimism, cooperation and patriotism.
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Berlin also ended judicial cooperation on criminal matters with Turkey.
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He indicated that there might be further opportunities for cooperation.
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They don't see history as a gradual march toward cooperation.
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S. relationship can only be defined by cooperation and friendship.
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Nevertheless, ICE officials say the lack of cooperation endangers Americans.
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Individuals and Populations highly commended: "Cooperation" by Roberto García Roa
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The Democrats, gracious in defeat, have offered support and cooperation.
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We favor continued cooperation in counter terrorism and maintaining cybersecurity.
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It said its cooperation with Citic Bank was "fully normal".
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France says Silk Road cooperation must work in both directions.
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To succeed, however, he needs the cooperation of the Legislature.
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" Macron interjected shortly thereafter: "We have lost cooperation with Turkey.
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The next urgent area of cooperation must be election cybersecurity.
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It also suspended scientific and technical cooperation with the country.
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He returned with handsome sums for his promise of cooperation.
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Ms. Buerkle defended her philosophy of seeking cooperation with companies.
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The Priority Enforcement Program was designed to restore SLEA cooperation.
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It will require the cooperation of the publisher for certain.
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Yet cooperation on criminal enforcement improved since a 2014 detente.
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We can infer Flynn's cooperation by what is not charged.
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"He is hopeful we can continue strong cooperation," she added.
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Reducing cooperation with ICE wasn't an auxiliary outcome of electing a candidate who'd run on other things; it was a key distinction between the candidates, and the candidate who promised to reduce cooperation won.
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FLYNN PROMISES 'FULL COOPERATION': The co-hosts react to breaking news that Michael Flynn promised "full cooperation," prepared to testify that Donald Trump "directed him to make contact with the Russians" during campaign. pic.twitter.
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Section 123 of the United States Atomic Energy Act of 1954, titled "Cooperation With Other Nations," sets an agreement for cooperation as a prerequisite for nuclear deals between the U.S. and any other nation.
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Is he going to propose a bottom-up approach of interim steps: economic cooperation, turning over more responsibility to Palestinians in parts of the West Bank, and deepening now fraught Israeli-Palestinian security cooperation?
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The agreement, signed on the sidelines of a mining conference in London, recognised "the spirit of cooperation that exists between the respective countries" and a willingness "to promote closer cooperation in the extractive sector".
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Security and intelligence cooperation among these states and Britain in the so-called Five Eyes group is critical, as is NATO membership, but this kind of cooperation does not require a new Anglosphere bloc.
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The consensus-based forum has shown that cooperation in the region works — at least when it comes to reaching agreements on search and rescue, oil-spill response and, as of last week, scientific cooperation.
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Finally, Sessions' lawsuit targets Assembly Bill 450, which forbids private employers from cooperation with federal Immigrations and Customs Enforcement raids unless such cooperation is mandated by a court order or a specific federal law.
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Enters into strategic cooperation agreement to establish the institute of chinese apocynum industrial technology research * Shineco Inc - co, unit have entered into a strategic cooperation agreement with Beijing Zhongke Biorefinery Engineering Technology Co., Ltd.
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"The trade war should push China and the EU to cherish mutual cooperation, because this increasingly scarce cooperation is becoming more valuable," China's nationalist tabloid, the Global Times, said in an editorial on Wednesday.
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"Within the One Belt, One Road initiative, which includes cooperation between Central and Eastern Europe, cooperation between the two countries is constantly improving," Xi wrote in the Serbian daily Politika before his arrival on Friday.
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Both sides reaffirm that "they will strengthen macroeconomic policy coordination and pragmatic cooperation in the fiscal and financial fields and expand strategic cooperation," according to a joint statement issued at the end of their talks.
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Signals end of military cooperation He also held forth on the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement with the US (ECDA), which he has previously suggested he will disregard, starting with the end to joint military drills.
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Thanks to cooperation between the coalition and Iraqi security forces as well as cooperation from Kurdish Peshmerga forces, "we feel confident that we will be in a position to move forward fairly rapidly," he said.
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ABU DHABI, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Etihad has signed a $100 million deal to take catering services from Lufthansa unit LSG and will look at cooperation on maintenance as the two carriers seek to strengthen cooperation.
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"Preliminary possible spheres of cooperation include analysis, assessment and study of certain oil deposits located in the territory of the Islamic Republic of Iran in cooperation with the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC)," OMV said.
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The US has increased cooperation with India in a range of areas, including defense cooperation, and both Washington and New Delhi have voiced concerns about what they see as an increased assertiveness by China's military.
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David Rand is associate professor of management science and brain and cognitive sciences at the MIT Sloan School of Management and the director of the Human Cooperation Laboratory and the Applied Cooperation Team at MIT.
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Limiting the US partnership to military cooperation over a limited area with the Syrian Kurdish fighters, "while condoning the killing of civilians, is not a very honest relationship and cooperation," the official, Ilham Ahmed, said.
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But faced with angry broadsides from President Trump, who is seeking cooperation from Saudi Arabia to force gasoline prices lower ahead of midterm elections in the United States, that cooperation now looks to be fraying.
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"She said she hopes the South and the North will continue cooperation, upholding Ms Lee Hee-ho's resolve for reconciliation and cooperation between the people," South Korea's national security adviser, Chung Eui-yong, told reporters.
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In fact, the military cooperation among these three nations is unprecedented.
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Still, Israeli officials are concerned about Russia&aposs cooperation with Iran.
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Unlike Paul Manafort, his cooperation didn't collapse amid accusations of lying.
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The one-year term reflected his cooperation, prosecutors and Pearlson said.
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The Washington meeting also discussed U.S.-Ukrainian military and technical cooperation.
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Winning Overcooked requires the usual cooperation you'll find in team games.
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The "coopetition," cooperation among competitors, isn't limited to deals between automakers.
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"We also have so much more cooperation beyond intelligence," he said.
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According to Peña Nieto, they spoke about security, cooperation and prosperity.
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A wash of populist nationalism has dampened prospects of steady cooperation.
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Cooperation on trade, transport tourism and environmental protection was also vital.
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They have been vehemently -- and sincerely -- committing to continued defense cooperation.
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An area of potential cooperation is the development of financial markets.
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Cooperation on new issues of common concern is often managed bilaterally.
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It could jeopardize the whole international cooperation on resolution of banks.
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Empathy and cooperation should go hand in hand in combatting terrorism.
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We are watching the institutions that make national cooperation possible fail.
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It is a shared sense of reality that permits widespread cooperation.
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It also means upping cooperation at national, state and local levels.
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We didn't do it because we couldn't get cooperation from sources.
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His cooperation is fueling other cases that could imperil Trump, too.
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"All forms of cooperation have been suspended," Major General Wuryanto said.
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"The United States welcomes this kind of close cooperation," he said.
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Without legitimacy, police cannot expect cooperation from the people they serve.
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That's the reason it was so important [to have] bilateral cooperation.
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"We look forward to their continued cooperation and compliance," he said.
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The 2019 Bastille Day parade was themed around European military cooperation.
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After 9/11, the cooperation strategy of airline crews changed overnight.
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This makes policy coordination, let alone cooperation, practically impossible, sources said.
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There is effective cooperation between China and the U.S., he said.
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Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has an interest in maintaining security cooperation.
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Kaspersky denies any cooperation with Russian authorities beyond cyber crime enforcement.
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But restoring military cooperation will take time, he added, without elaborating.
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But they have received little cooperation from Trump and his subordinates.
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It would reestablish international cooperation and allow open societies to flourish.
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The agency declined to comment on its cooperation with Family Tree.
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It is a combination of things and the cooperation among us.
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Speaking sunnily of bipartisan cooperation, he seems lost in another era.
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Flynn agreed to delay his sentencing until his cooperation is complete.
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It's not even guaranteed that Flynn's cooperation will end by Feb.
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In July, it announced "closer cooperation" on autonomous driving with Ford.
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"We look forward to their continued cooperation and compliance," he said.
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The president will participate in the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit.
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But without cooperation from OPEC, that might not happen anytime soon.
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Sanders urged cooperation between international allies to combat the terrorist threat.
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So yeah, it was important for me to have their cooperation.
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The cooperation was hard-won after lengthy negotiations with Erdogan's government.
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Washington wants more cooperation from Pakistan in the Afghanistan peace process.
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S. cooperation in the sport forward despite tense broader bilateral relations.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel offered her country's cooperation, but with strings.
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The 2006 settlement "expressly prohibited" such cooperation, according to Cosby's lawsuit.
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The closer cooperation could help inspire more innovation within its walls.
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"Cooperation and dialog are better than friction and confrontation," he added.
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"Cooperation and dialog are better than friction and confrontation," he said.
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Thank you in advance for your anticipated cooperation in this matter.
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The deal is contingent on the firm's cooperation in the investigations.
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They also signed an agreement about bilateral cooperation on security issues.
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"The chairman is rewarding their cooperation by announcing their subpoenas," Rep.
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But that newfound spirit of cooperation is hardly universal, officials warned.
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There were "broad prospects" for cooperation between the two, Xi said.
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Cooperation between the main domestic and foreign spy agencies is close.
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The potential for cooperation should be very broad, and even easy.
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Kate started with a parachute game that encouraged teamwork and cooperation.
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It means cooperation among global citizens from every walk of life.
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So, this has just not been adequate cooperation with the Congress.
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This year's celebration honored European defense cooperation, drawing revelers and protesters.
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Lack of cooperation was a focal point after the Paris attacks.
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The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development is even more optimistic.
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Arieli, of the Economic Cooperation Foundation, says the reality is different.
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This is one issue that with great potential for bipartisan cooperation.
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At the time, the university pledged "full cooperation" with the investigation.
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Saudi had made Russian cooperation a precondition for any OPEC cut.
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"My entire district needs cooperation with their Mexican counterparts," Hurd said.
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Any cooperation without Saudi Arabia won't lead to a production cut.
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The other side should express readiness for constructive cooperation and work.
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"There are opportunities of cooperation that cannot be ignored" said Duterte.
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The details of her cooperation remain shrouded in court-ordered secrecy.
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Also, prosecutors accept cooperation only if you can provide 'substantial assistance.
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Gold believes ISIS' expansion provides an opportunity to deepen security cooperation.
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MORE: Symbol of cooperation shuttered MORE: North Korea executes top general
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The centers should be established in cooperation with the private sector.
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There needed to be better cooperation, coordination in the last election.
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The two leaders also spoke about boosting cooperation on counterterrorism efforts.
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Toner said those talks continued despite stepped up Russian-Iranian cooperation.
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The creative approaches for bilateral cooperation to fight ISIS are limitless.
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"Effective flood management requires genuine cooperation from all sides," he added.
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But he would likely need Congress's cooperation to complete both tasks.
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Next year, there will be such cooperation on a large scale.
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Cybersecurity cooperation with the GCC is another area requiring further development.
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However Fernandez de Cossio said cooperation was satisfactory and would continue.
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S. cooperation henceforth is the direction we are both striving for.
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What new kinds of social cooperation, recreation, or work might emerge?
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Addressing global challenges is no longer a matter of nurturing cooperation
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So his cooperation with the transition to new leadership is critical.
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In the end, the study went forward, with Dr. Huizenga's cooperation.
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In September 28500 the memorandum grew into a nuclear cooperation agreement.
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The road seems rather smooth, not rocky, for North American cooperation.
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He mentioned trade and military equipment sales as areas of cooperation.
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In the information warfare domain, there has even been direct cooperation.
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It's also arguably a model for further cooperation on environmental issues.
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It is also about the impressive security cooperation between our nations.
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His cooperation appears premised on what he believes will benefit himself.
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Defense experts hold up increased German-Dutch cooperation as a model.
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"We appreciate very much his cooperation," he added, referring to Cohen.
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Cybersecurity and 5G security required international cooperation, the Chinese diplomat said.
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I loved the adverbs that were used in the cooperation agreement.
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The political dialogue and cooperation agreement took two years to negotiate.
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Deputy Governor Sam Woods said cooperation had worked well to date.
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Read Manafort's cooperation agreement with Mueller below: View the discussion thread.
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"They have cooperation with Cambodia in the ASEAN framework," he said.
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This has bred conflict and resentment, rather than cooperation and collaboration.
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DAVID FABER: Have you managed to get that level of cooperation?
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Is it a long road to sort of get that cooperation?
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The overtures to Tokyo come amid closer economic cooperation with China.
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Society turns from a locus of cooperation into a battlefield. d.
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Jackson's cooperation has been patiently sought multiple times over protracted periods.
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Cohen's cooperation with Mueller appears to have softened his previous critics.
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There could also be cooperation between the two ventures, Petrello added.
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Trump has argued his cooperation with the Mueller investigation was sufficient.
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This makes any overt cooperation with America a tough sell domestically.
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It could also help deepen cooperation between commercial and military shipbuilders.
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K. relations and complicate other Trans-Atlantic cooperation among American allies.
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This is why I did not enter into a cooperation agreement.
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Myanmar's minister for international cooperation, Kyaw Tin, was attending the gathering.
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Independents' views of the party's cooperation also saw a sharp decline.
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Another plank of Japan's emerging military diplomacy is military-industrial cooperation.
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She declined to answer questions about her client's cooperation with Congress.
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We have evolved to be really good at cooperation and empathy.
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But by all accounts, Ambassador Craft's involvement led to greater cooperation.
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Xi urged cooperation with the United States on trade and investment.
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European cooperation was critical to the success of the nuclear sanctions.
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President Trump knows that diplomatic success will require cooperation with China.
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However, it took into account the company's cooperation with the investigation.
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General Vessey improved interservice cooperation, defense budget analyses and military planning.
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Infinite possibilities are latent in the cooperation between Japan and Russia.
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Meanwhile, Turkey has moved forward plans for military cooperation with Qatar.
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Economic priorities mixed with security, stability and cooperation on multiple fronts.
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Russia said its cooperation with OPEC might become an indefinite arrangement.
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He is the author of Choice: Cooperation, Enterprise, and Human Action.
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He is the author of Choice: Cooperation, Enterprise, and Human Action.
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Soon after the arrest and cooperation of Hector Xavier Monsegur, a.k.a.
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Mo was given a lighter sentence, citing his cooperation with authorities.
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Tasnim did not provide any details about the military cooperation deal.
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Now, Trump is seeking their cooperation to accomplish his agenda overseas.
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Their cooperation is essential to make moves toward cleaner transportation nationwide.
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This shared experience was based on norms of equality, cooperation, trust.
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And finally, of course, I want to encourage cooperation and trust.
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It also fosters cooperation and community among members of the collective.
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Which is to say a silent, smiling visage of forced cooperation.
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A lot of federal districts use a formula for cooperation sentences.
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Security cooperation between the two countries is also on the line.
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This will be the result of skilled diplomacy and international cooperation.
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Both sides agreed that's cooperation with various government probes is finished.
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Trump nonetheless called for bipartisan cooperation during his nearly hourlong address.
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The foundation may be leaning toward cooperation with Agility, he added.
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Cooperation with Israelis, even like-minded ones, is often deemed betrayal.
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Without the government's cooperation, we will have to be even stronger.
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He won cooperation from China, helping to spur the Paris deal.
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Organizing human cooperation toward such a broad goal is much harder.
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S. security cooperation with Saudi Arabia is not a blank check.
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Perhaps the cooperation he has promised will prove dishonest or incomplete.
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"But it would be difficult without her cooperation," Mr. Christensen said.
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The campaign is in "total cooperation" with Mueller, the attorney said.
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The police worked out the buyback in cooperation with RAWtools Inc.
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The two countries reached another military cooperation agreement two years later.
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There are other signs of Washington's increasing security cooperation with Tunisia.
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S. trade cooperation and coordinate with China's reform and opening-up.
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We do have space for cooperation here, as the first thing.
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States have had different levels of cooperation with the federal authorities.
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These can be managed only through global cooperation and new rules.
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The dam is a rare example of cooperation across opposing sides.
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But defining tolerance, which is supposed to aid cooperation, is tricky.
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How about public-private cooperation (resources) to temporarily house them there?
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They watched as Chinese and German companies signed numerous cooperation agreements.
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But the fact is, they need Trump's cooperation to do it.
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The technical language of resource management can also thwart authentic cooperation.
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We get dialogue, we get cooperation, we don't have it solved.
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This cooperation has reportedly included providing information about the Trump inauguration.
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This just underlines the fact that cooperation is the default mode.
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We're going to be looking hard at our cooperation going forward.
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We thrived as a species because we are better at cooperation.
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Negotiations are underway at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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We have extraordinary levels of cooperation, but that doesn't happen magically.
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That's why we appointed a high-level panel on digital cooperation.
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He called for better cooperation and protocols to combat trafficking effectively.
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"I don't think the cooperation in Washington is enough," he added.
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"Seeking transparency and cooperation should not be this challenging," Grassley said.
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But the federal government can incentivize cooperation through funding, for example.
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So far, Mr. Blok said, that cooperation has not been forthcoming.
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The EU has only spoken of "voluntary" cooperation in financial regulation.
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They mentioned international cooperation, something for which Trump has scant respect.
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Since then, Belgium's intelligence chief said, Turkey has halted intelligence cooperation.
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Fortunately, there is a history of regional cooperation in West Africa.
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Military cooperation in adjoining air and sea spaces would be ideal.
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She has, she said, "absolutely total cooperation" from within her caucus.
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The system of tight security cooperation is unpopular with many Palestinians.
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The United States and Russia could expand their cooperation in space.
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The United States and Russia could expand their cooperation in space.
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Over all, the atmosphere was one of calm and cooperation, however.
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The executive added that it remained committed to international regulatory cooperation.
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China also would step up cooperation with the WHO, Li added.
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It is only through cooperation that nations are able to thrive.
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Cooperation with America's agencies is deeply embedded in Israel's intelligence community.
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International cooperation and partnership on cybersecurity is typically a worthwhile pursuit.
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"We see no obstacles to cooperation," he was quoted as saying.
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First, Obama reinstated a U.S.-Russia civilian nuclear energy cooperation agreement.
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But values like inclusion and cooperation never go out of style.
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The outbreak of cooperation amid impeachment proceedings was hardly an accident.
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Aksoy also renewed Ankara's demand for judicial cooperation from Saudi authorities.
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The success of Trumps immigration crackdown hinges, however, on Mexicos cooperation.
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The agenda includes efforts to increase cooperation in trade and investment.
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We have carried out major legal reforms and deepened international cooperation.
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So far, though, there has been lot more clashing than cooperation.
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What it received was useless information and a lack of cooperation.
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President Trump's moves to impose a settlement will undermine such cooperation.
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We will continue to offer them every support and cooperation possible.
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The success of Trump's immigration crackdown hinges, however, on Mexico's cooperation.
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The U.S. should limit the relationship to discrete areas for cooperation.
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It is written about, photographed lovingly (with her cooperation, of course).
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"We hope to have more cooperation with both companies," Zhao said.
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However, cooperation does not need to mean surrendering to Russia's will.
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He urged bipartisan cooperation on issues such as infrastructure and immigration.
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There is already precedent for broad cooperation on Middle East security.
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Prosecutors took that cooperation into account in pursuing penalties, she said.
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Robert Menendez, a New Jersey Democrat, likewise pressed for more cooperation.
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There is no cooperation agreement as part of the plea deal.
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Despite the new cooperation, tensions over Israel continue to flare up.
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What level of cooperation with Russia are we prepared to pursue?
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But to achieve it, Judge Polster needs cooperation from state courts.
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For Mr. Trump, the portents for cooperation seem even less promising.
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We do have space for cooperation here, as a first thing.
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It will require the cooperation of educators, politicians, corporations, and labor.
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Complete funding cutoffs are basically the nuclear option to secure cooperation.
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He said he sees no signs of bipartisan cooperation on investigations.
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WikiLeaks has previously denied any ties to or cooperation with Russia.
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The Ministers decided that the first meeting of the Saudi -Russia Working Group on oil and gas cooperation established according to Article 4 of the Cooperation Agreement between the Government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Government of the Russian Federation on oil and gas cooperation dated the 2nd of September 2003 and the Execution Program of the agreement dated the 18th of June 2015, shall be held during October 2016, to enhance the cooperation, and implementation of what has been agreed upon.
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The Trump administration should move quickly to advance goals that would be welcomed by the Bolsonaro government, such as bolstering our defense and intelligence ties, increasing investment in trade, cooperation in the energy sector, supporting Brazil's ascension to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, or OECD, expanding US access to Brazil's space industry, and additional cooperation against terrorism and transnational criminal networks.
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If North Korea sees cooperation between Northeast Asian countries and a successful example of economic cooperation in the Far East, it will realize that participation in such cooperation is very fruitful … I would like to see the Korean railway connect to the Trans-Siberian Railway via North Korea, so that trains from Busan would go all the way to Europe.
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" Referring to the regional group that includes Qatar, the President also "reiterated that a united Gulf Cooperation Council and a strong United States-Gulf Cooperation Council partnership are critical to defeating terrorism and promoting regional stability.
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" Tu said CIC has inked a letter of intent for a Britain-China fund, signed a contract for a Japan-China Industrial Cooperation Fund and is "in preparation for China cooperation funds with Italy and France.
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This cooperation in fear takes the form of most cooperation in the United States: It arises from bargaining and exchange, where one set of elites gives to the other what the other lacks, and vice versa.
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In Beijing on Thursday, foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang told a regular news briefing China's cooperation with Sri Lanka was derived from consultations on an equal footing and he hoped that cooperation would be viewed objectively.
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"I want to thank the President for his cooperation and his team for their cooperation," Cuomo said on Wednesday, and even walked back some of his criticism around the administration's use of the Defense Production Act.
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The U.S. cooperation comes amid worsening U.S.-Pakistan relations, and coincided with a visit to Washington by Pakistan's foreign secretary for talks expected to focus on boosting counter-terrorism cooperation and the U.S. strategy in Afghanistan.
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" Addressing the possibility of a cooperation agreement, Bondy noted, "with regard to the Southern District of New York … we've achieved many objectives I would have in trying to get a cooperation agreement with the federal government.
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Core areas for cooperation could include defense, with European armies readied for joint missions, and the fight against organized crime, which would require deeper cooperation between police and intelligence services and the use of "fully interconnected" databases.
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Serbian Finance Minister Dusan Vujovic said last month that Belgrade would seek an agreement for some form of cooperation with the IMF after the three-year deal expires, but added that the cooperation would not involve money.
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YOKOHAMA, Japan, May 6 (Reuters) - Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said on Saturday that he discussed with his Chinese counterpart, Finance Minister Xiao Jie, economic and financial cooperation and that they reaffirmed the importance of such cooperation.
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In January, France and Germany signed an updated military cooperation treaty that guaranteed each would come to the other's defence and set out further steps to military cooperation, culminating in what would effectively be a joint army.
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"Both sides agreed that strengthening exchanges and cooperation between Korea and China would create harmony of interests in both sides, and agreed to resume exchanges and cooperation in all areas as soon as possible," the statement said.
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Indeed, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) represents a significant untapped asset that possesses the potential and capacity necessary to delegitimize the narrative of extremist organizations, shift the balance of power, and safeguard international cooperation and security.
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"The acquisition of a 49 percent stake is far from the only way (for cooperation)...other forms of cooperation are possible, the optimization of Schlumberger's activity on the Russian market," Andrei Tsyganov, FAS deputy head, told reporters.
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" Both sides agreed that strengthening exchanges and cooperation between Korea and China would create harmony of interests in both sides, and agreed to resume exchanges and cooperation in all areas as soon as possible," the statement said.
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November 2, 2017: S.504 - Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Business Travel Cards Act of 2017 This law outlines authorizes Customs and Border Patrol to issue Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Business Travel Card (ABT Card) to eligible individuals.
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"Although he is being sentenced now, Gates has committed to continue his cooperation with the government, and has agreed that the Court can make such continuing cooperation a condition of any probationary sentence that he may receive."
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China, a target of Trump's ire during his campaign, appealed for cooperation.
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At Brown's insistence, it was scaled back to allow cooperation in jails.
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Russian-American cooperation over the S.D.F. faces one serious stumbling block: Turkey.
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But U.S. officials deny claims of cooperation in the drive toward Raqqa.
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Trump isn't known for cooperation, and has frequently disregarded his closest advisors.
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The commission has been in talks to develop cooperation with regulatory bodies.
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Analysts said the Japan-South Korea cooperation in Tuesday's exercise was important.
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Largely due to deeper cooperation, these changes have been remarkable and unprecedented.
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These were the core principles that started European cooperation 60 years ago.
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On core areas of cooperation, there's scant confidence about a way forward.
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S. alliance and urged close cooperation in countering North Korean nuclear threats.
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All of this needs to be done with deepening trust and cooperation.
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S. cooperation, including on counterterrorism, said a statement by Modi&aposs office.
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But should this cooperation be within NATO, the EU, or something else?
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The cooperation agreement delineates 5 million sqm of land in Pasar Kemis.
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His investigation was carried out in cooperation with Serbian authorities, he said.
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We don't just lack the institutions necessary to make global cooperation possible.
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Court records released Thursday night revealed previously unknown details of Flynn's cooperation.
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Politics and cooperation The Twitter messages could complicate Flynn's situation in court.
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Military and technical cooperation between the two countries, according to Cameroon's presidency.
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The compromise doesn't necessarily portend greater cooperation between branches of government, however.
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Jerry Brown praised the cooperation between local and state and civil authorities.
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They have asked for the public's cooperation in tracking down the SUV.
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And the '86 reforms of course were a model of bipartisan cooperation.
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This post was written in cooperation with the One Free Press Coalition.
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Netanyahu's office says he and Trump discussed increasing cooperation against Iranian aggression.
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Infrastructure is expensive, and requires a lot of cooperation from local governments.
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How do we deal with that given the limits on interstate cooperation?
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Ushakov said that Putin-Kim summit's agenda will also include bilateral cooperation.
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The cooperation of women is essential to any society, including misogynist ones.
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This a big assumption of cooperation on the part of Starship Enterprises.
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France says any Silk Road-style cooperation must work in both directions.
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"It seems to me like we're going to get cooperation," Paxton said.
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It signals that there is deep cooperation beyond just security for oil.
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"We can't complain about our cooperation with the company," Mr. Ziehe said.
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It has stepped up anti-terrorism cooperation with Malaysia and the Philippines.
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So that was really the most amazing example for me, of cooperation.
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Hard-headed cooperation and joint decision making may be the only answer.
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Berlin needed Ankara's cooperation to keep them from continuing on to Europe.
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Nothing stimulates creative juices more than cooperation and collaboration in close quarters.
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When asked whether the attack hurt that cooperation, the official said no.
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In exchange for his cooperation, Cohen will not face further criminal prosecution.
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Huawei has denied any wrongdoing or inappropriate cooperation with the Chinese government.
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But he did not elaborate on what form that cooperation would take.
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By contrast, nothing provokes Pyongyang more than cooperation between Washington and Beijing.
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This is pretty close to what prosecutors asked for, citing her cooperation.
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The most likely area of cooperation with Republican leaders is tax reform.
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And it&aposs clear that he&aposs not getting cooperation from Manafort.
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But many ANO party members oppose such cooperation, especially with the SPD.
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Rather, Aylor said, the government was attempting to "squeeze" Taylor into cooperation.
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It took 10 years of private and public cooperation to rebuild London.
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Fixing public transportation requires cooperation, planning, and the acceptance of the community.
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In doing so, the attackers effectively created the illusion of international cooperation.
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The two countries started extensive cooperation at the leadership level in 2014.
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Moscow's military cooperation with China also represents less than meet the eye.
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We expect far more cooperation from Pakistan in the fight against terrorism.
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Acknowledging such cooperation with Israel can be a sensitive topic in Egypt.
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But it is going to take a lot of cooperation with governments.
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In Peru, Obama will attend his final Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation gathering.
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"Cooperation is in the interests of both sides," he said, without elaborating.
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Instead Mr Shanahan said he was "excited" to explore areas of cooperation.
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China's Foreign Ministry said there had always been close cooperation with Cambodia.
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Rome, "Italy-China Business Forum on Third-Party Market Cooperation" (0845 GMT).
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And so, it's just our cooperation and to bolster the NATO alliance.
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You learn from a community of people working in cooperation and competition.
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During that call, Rouhani reportedly called for "more cooperation" in the region.
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Cooperation is close across the main spy agencies at home and abroad.
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Jarrin says cooperation with the U.S. will include training and intelligence sharing.
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It also highlighted industrial real estate as an area for greater cooperation.
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The result also leaves the door open for bipartisan cooperation on infrastructure.
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Washington also hoped the trip would increase cooperation in trade and investment.
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Reality check: Trump rarely even flicks at real cooperation in big negotiations.
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It's fallen by the wayside because it requires the cooperation of Congress.
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Shoigu proposed signing a comprehensive military cooperation agreement between Russia and China.
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Ambassador Haley thanked China at the Security Council table for its cooperation.
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Fox stressed the importance of close cooperation because of longstanding economic partners.
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We know the record of obstruction by Republicans, the lack of cooperation.
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That's the idea of cooperation, you try to listen to somebody else.
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If we get Democratic cooperation in doing that, that would be great.
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Many have begun to hedge their bets on future cooperation with us.
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Renegotiation represents an opportunity to deepen regional cooperation in these key areas.
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Through compromise and cooperation, the members of the commission overcame their differences.
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Dandeker, a fourth-generation immigrant, eagerly views the potential of future cooperation.
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So when these two countries face global challenges, cooperation is very desirable.
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Also you need cooperation from your supplier, because we need the cans.
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Uganda later stated it had ended the cooperation with the North Koreans.
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And perhaps there's more room for U.S.-Russian military cooperation against ISIS.
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Aramco and Sinopec on Tuesday signed a framework agreement for strategic cooperation.
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It accused the farm owner of a "lack of cooperation," without elaborating.
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"We're not anticipating much Democratic cooperation here," he said with a laugh.
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"But it will take all parties in cooperation to get it right."
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"No crime of this kind can be prosecuted without cooperation," Rakoff said.
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The new cooperation comes in the wake of the Panama Papers scandal.
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A California partnership with Treasury also would signify growing federal-state cooperation.
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Now with Formant, he wants to make hybrid workforce cooperation feel frictionless.
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And Papadopoulos appears to have made a plea deal including some cooperation.
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We are continuing with our investigation in cooperation with the relevant authorities.
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The same things that I learned as a jockey: patience and cooperation.
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McGregor appreciates the response of law enforcement and pledges his full cooperation.
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The SEC said the fine reflected Telefonica Brasil's cooperation and remedial acts.
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We know international terror networks can only be destroyed through transnational cooperation.
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Another area that would establish the shared economy is cooperation with government.
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Taxation is not a symbol of civilization, social togetherness, or enlightened cooperation.
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The exercise, called "Sea Cooperation-2017," follows similar ones held last year.
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