They say they've agreed to consider countermeasures against Kurdistan (though what countermeasures, exactly, remains unclear).
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Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry said the immediate priorities for the "New Coronavirus Countermeasures Automobile Council" will be information sharing and understanding of the situation as well as studying countermeasures.
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China's Commerce Ministry said it would take countermeasures, without elaborating.
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Second, media organisations sympathetic to the party face quiet countermeasures.
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Other countermeasures can be added as better ones come along.
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While China steers investment into favoured sectors, America adopts countermeasures.
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The European Union said it would propose countermeasures within days.
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The possibility alone has inspired Iran's resort to pathetic countermeasures.
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China said on Friday it would have to take countermeasures.
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China's proposed countermeasures prompted U.S. stocks to plunge on Wednesday.
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None of the latest missile tests drew countermeasures or reactions.
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The EU, another U.S. ally, said it would introduce countermeasures.
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He held out hope for countermeasures that would protect astronauts.
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Their countermeasures were already in place, waiting to be reactivated.
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Just a series of countermeasures, explained in a measured release.
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It's also important to invest in globally accessible medical countermeasures.
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China's Commerce Ministry said it considered countermeasures to the increased tariffs.
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But it is important the European Commission now looks into countermeasures.
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Ongoing Russian missile deployments, however, could lead NATO to consider countermeasures.
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He however stressed that "countermeasures" for non-cooperative countries were needed.
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The European Union and China have since imposed countermeasures in response.
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To test those countermeasures, I think test events are very important.
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The Chinese government pledged Wednesday that it would take unspecified countermeasures.
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China announced other countermeasures on Wednesday that will take effect immediately.
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Sometimes even their oppression lacks the consistency that enables effective countermeasures.
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Analysts noted that diplomatic reductions are among the simplest countermeasures possible.
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That may force Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg to take rash countermeasures.
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However, Canada has vowed to come up with its own countermeasures.
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Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry said in a statement Thursday that the immediate priorities for the "New Coronavirus Countermeasures Automobile Council" will be information sharing and understanding of the situation as well as studying countermeasures.
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China said it would not accept "intimidation or blackmail" and pledged countermeasures.
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The list of countermeasures could then be agreed on, said the magazine.
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China's commerce ministry immediately warned it was preparing countermeasures of equal intensity.
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Worst of all is the list of countermeasures that Dr. Holtmanns suggested.
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Ms Tsai says she has instructed the security services to prepare countermeasures.
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Still, a number of more sophisticated and potentially safer countermeasures are available.
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How would disclosing the details of those security countermeasures undermine those systems?
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Countermeasures could include European Union tariffs on U.S. oranges, tobacco and bourbon.
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Germans rallied to Merkel's strong and clear call to initiate immediate countermeasures.
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Other possible countermeasures will be decided in coming weeks, Le Maire said.
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It added that China's military reserved the right to take further countermeasures.
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"Even with all these countermeasures, the battle will never end," Chakrabarti said.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said the EU will introduce countermeasures.
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A mine countermeasures team, they're often deployed to clear mine-ridden areas.
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Our adversaries know our strengths and are aiming to develop effective countermeasures.
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The EU has also said it has "no choice" but to impose countermeasures.
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As might be expected, countermeasures to sniff out such deception are being developed.
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It then executed two countermeasures to prevent or reduce the likelihood of corrosion.
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Beijing will "not hesitate to take necessary countermeasures" if pushed, Global Times said.
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Why are the countermeasures, which are probably industry standard, unable to be disclosed?
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Instead, the government has advised firms to devise countermeasures such as diversifying markets.
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More sophisticated systems than this are in the works—including anti-drone countermeasures.
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Misinformation about the coronavirus is spreading despite aggressive countermeasures from social media companies.
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Congressional leaders should consider different budgeting strategies to stabilize the medical countermeasures ecosystem.
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In short, Coblentz said, making better space food means thinking bigger than countermeasures.
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The Navy also employs an array of electronic warfare countermeasures that provide options.
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China and Russia agreed in January to take unspecified "countermeasures" in response to THAAD.
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The EU had also initially requested that the WTO authorise countermeasures of $12 billion.
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In reaction, the Mason fired multiple missiles using onboard countermeasures, the two officials said.
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Separately, he said EU's countermeasures against U.S. tariffs are in line with WTO rules.
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The two sides are now in arbitration to decide the size of any countermeasures.
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Beijing said it would take countermeasures if the U.S. goes ahead with the threat.
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Canada responded by announcing it would put into effect countermeasures to combat U.S. tariffs.
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"My job is to fix the electronic countermeasures on the B-52," McMaster said.
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Mexico said its countermeasures would remain in place until the U.S. removes the tariffs.
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Russian officials warned Thursday that there would be countermeasures in response to the sanctions.
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Atmel implemented countermeasures in March and April to reduce the likelihood of the corrosion.
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Seoul could not rule out countermeasures for damage inflicted on its firms, Moon added.
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Taiwan recognizes the threat of disinformation campaigns and is developing countermeasures to strengthen transparency.
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China announced it would take "reciprocal countermeasures" against American journalists working in the country.
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In Japan, the government consolidated all relevant countermeasures and announced Basic Policies on Feb.
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President Trump, a far cry from Mr. Reagan in other aspects, finally took countermeasures.
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Should the United States decide to retaliate, any countermeasures could take months to decide.
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The Mason employed defensive countermeasures against the first missile, which splashed into the sea.
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The second missile hit the sea before defensive countermeasures could be taken, he added.
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If it could, that would destroy it before it gets time to start countermeasures.
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Countermeasures Executive meetings for doctors and a public awareness campaign were launched last week.
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WTO arbitrators have yet to set final amounts of potential countermeasures in each case.
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The EU had also initially requested that the WTO authorize countermeasures of $12 billion.
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Poorly crafted statements on what targets will prompt countermeasures raise the risk of warfare.
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China's Commerce Ministry has said it would take countermeasures against the increase in U.S. tariffs.
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Without countermeasures, these costs will weaken the U.S.'s credit profile over the coming years.
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Just today, the UN announced a high-level meeting to discuss possible strategies and countermeasures.
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Even before announcing retaliatory countermeasures, China has similarly gone public with its own red lines.
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It's compelling evidence of the effectiveness of the countermeasures--the exercise regimen and fluid replenishment.
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And still the echo of history rages to the fore, its howl demanding stronger countermeasures.
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Counteracting the harm done If you've used drugs, you might want to take certain countermeasures.
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China said it would retaliate with countermeasures if the U.S. went ahead with its threats.
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" He has also called for "effective countermeasures to the cyber war that Russia is engaging.
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Obviously, with me, there's huge amounts of factors and influences and countermeasures and social conflicts.
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China responded that it would retaliate with countermeasures if Washington went ahead with its threats.
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The Russians were then able to find "countermeasures" to get around those defenses, prosecutors said.
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The country's ability to test and approve new medical countermeasures was also rated very highly.
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Resources are better used, she argued, treating sick patients and developing vaccines and other countermeasures.
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Swedish culture minister Amanda Lind defied Chinese diplomatic threats of "countermeasures" to present the prize.
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Swedish culture minister Amanda Lind defied Chinese diplomatic threats of "countermeasures" to present the prize.
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In another episode, prosecutors say, Huawei planned "countermeasures" against a company making data storage technology.
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Anti-drone countermeasures are a growing area both on the battlefront and in the homeland.
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Her approach to national security will be characterized by internet countermeasures taken against Russian interference.
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"The Chinese military reserves the right to take further countermeasures," Huang was quoted as saying.
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Countermeasures to help maintain this balance in the future could include pre-, pro- or postbiotics.
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China has already warned that it would take "strong countermeasures" if the bill becomes law.
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Further, we must strengthen the pipeline and domestic stockpile of medical countermeasures, such as medicines, vaccines and diagnostic tests, needed to protect Americans from these threats by ensuring robust funding and a clear government market for these medical countermeasures, which often have no commercial use.
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Stocks swung lower again after reports that China is considering countermeasures to the US tariff move.
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The researchers offer suggestions for a variety of countermeasures that could prevent this type of tracking.
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"If and when THAAD deploys, we can expect some serious economic and security countermeasures," Delury said.
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Iran retaliated by saying it would take "countermeasures" against American plans to block Iranian oil exports.
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Now, the company says it's satisfied its investigation into the cause, and resulting countermeasures, are ready.
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Through its commerce ministry, China Wednesday said it would take countermeasures if the U.S. raises tariffs.
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The WTO will determine the amount of countermeasures the EU can impose in the coming months.
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Aysan came up with a helpful list of countermeasures for journalists who work with leaked documents.
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Asked about countermeasures, Sung said South Korea was reviewing "every possible plan," but gave no details.
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China's Commerce Ministry said Wednesday it would retaliate with "necessary countermeasures" if the U.S. increased tariffs.
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NASA has estimated that muscle size and function can decline 20 to 40 percent without countermeasures.
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For everyone else it much depends on how Beijing reacts and whether that triggers countermeasures abroad.
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"There's [electronics] countermeasures built in, communications, very high-level communications, security of all types," James added.
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"I cannot emphasize enough the regret with which we take these countermeasures," the foreign minister said.
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Condemnation poured in from U.S. allies, with the EU and Mexico saying they would introduce countermeasures.
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On Thursday, the Defence Ministry said China "means what it says" on considering countermeasures against THAAD.
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But he should stay tough with punitive countermeasures against countries that are blatantly breaking the rules.
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During this time, Iran remained on the FATF blacklist, but FATF agreed to suspend mandatory countermeasures.
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Short Term Counters But what sort of prompt countermeasures should be launched to counter Russian actions?
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The US was expected to take countermeasures to the tune of billions of dollars in tariffs.
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China responded that it would retaliate with countermeasures if the U.S. went through with those threats.
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The time has come to consider drastic countermeasures against our robed masters and their nascent tyranny.
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" Then she was asked to be more specific about "what kind of countermeasures you are considering.
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Asked about countermeasures, Sung said South Korea was reviewing "every possible plan", but gave no details.
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It may very well be that last week's countermeasures are nothing more than a passing phase.
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President Trump raised tariffs on $200 billion worth of imports, and the Chinese were weighing countermeasures.
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"It's a vicious cycle," said Yutaka Motohashi, director of the Japan Support Center for Suicide Countermeasures.
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The president has also dispensed a steady stream of optimism when discussing countermeasures against the virus.
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The countermeasures are similar to the G.R.U.'s action when caught in the White House system.
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The NGI will be purpose-built to defeat missile swarm threats, decoys, jamming, and other countermeasures.
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China's government assailed the vandalism as "totally intolerable" and demanded strong countermeasures from Hong Kong authorities.
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The ministry said "countermeasures" were in place while an inter-agency task force reviewed the situation.
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China said it would take "forceful countermeasures" if the United States presses ahead with the bill.
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By monitoring these changes, scientists can be alerted to potential problems and take the required countermeasures.
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China responded by saying it will fight "at any cost" and take "comprehensive countermeasures" to Trump's moves.
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As the FBI's investigation into GamerGate revealed, that agency was flummoxed by simple countermeasures like using proxies.
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Seoul could not rule out countermeasures for damage they inflicted on firms in South Korea, Moon added.
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China has said it would adopt countermeasures, but has not yet spelled out what it will do.
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And that risks missing the complete threat model–and thus the complete countermeasures that should be taken.
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To secure all of this, an integral approach is needed, where countermeasures are applied at all levels.
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Russia and China already have developed countermeasures to increase the chance of a missile reaching a target.
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The countermeasures will hit U.S. hot and cold rolled steel, plated steel and tubes, the ministry said.
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Seoul has resisted taking any countermeasures, saying it would raise the dispute with the World Trade Organization.
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Following the U.S. tariff hike, China's Commerce Ministry said it would take countermeasures but did not elaborate.
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If we can identify centers for this hostile activity and apply countermeasures, that is an obvious step.
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Canada, for its part, has also announced that it would implement countermeasures in response to Trump's tariffs.
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"Uncertainty linked to possible protectionist measures and countermeasures at present constitute a risk for trade," it added.
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German engineering trade association VDMA said the spiral of countermeasures could lead to a global trade war.
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Its countermeasures will hit U.S. hot and cold rolled steel, plated steel and tubes, the ministry said.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the EU was preparing its own countermeasures against the U.S., Reuters reported.
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The Chinese Ministry of Commerce announced that it would "take necessary countermeasures," although it gave no specifics.
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Rendering dispute settlement rulings "advisory" would at a minimum shield U.S. trade actions from WTO-authorized countermeasures.
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The 420-foot-long ship is designed to conduct surface warfare, mine countermeasures and anti-submarine warfare.
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Already, the European Union and Canada criticized the announcement and promised countermeasures to defend their national interests.
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President Donald Trump's announcement of new tariffs was met with swift criticism overseas and promises of countermeasures.
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"China will have to take strong countermeasures if the U.S. is bent on having its own way."
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" The ministry warned of further countermeasures if the U.S. "choose to go further down the wrong path.
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"The ship employed defensive countermeasures, and the missile did not reach USS Mason," Cook said in a statement.
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China said on Wednesday will take "necessary" countermeasures if U.S. raises tariffs Friday as Trump threatened on Sunday.
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And I don't just mean countermeasures, but I mean just any sort of tips or anything like that?
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Evolutionary theory predicts that it would be in the interests of females to fight back, by evolving countermeasures.
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Tokyo 2020 CEO Toshiro Muto he will run the newly created Novel Coronavirus Countermeasures Task Force, Reuters reported.
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The European Union was working on countermeasures but these would be by far the worst solution, she added.
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If carried out, those actions could prompt aggressive countermeasures from the U.S. or Israel, former diplomats told CNBC.
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After an incident like this happens, countermeasures have to be taken to ensure the SCIF is not compromised.
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The new unit "shall ensure that affected banks take effective countermeasures and take even unpopular measures," Roeseler said.
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They will overcome countermeasures by tampering with safety systems or building their own machines from readily available parts.
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The options include countermeasures like a "blocking regulation" to shield European firms investing in Iran from American sanctions.
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Mr Trump's trade representative, Robert Lighthizer, has threatened to use "every available tool", including "countermeasures on EU products".
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With only one "customer experience" staffer for every 5 million users, these admins have developed their own countermeasures.
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Kang said she urged Kono to stop that process or it would force South Korea to craft countermeasures.
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The employers, who say workers already have fair wages, are considering countermeasures if the strike doesn't end soon.
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Beijing will take countermeasures if the U.S. tariffs go ahead, the country's foreign ministry said on Friday afternoon.
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Waiting until the aftermath of a bioterrorism attack or epidemic to search for medical countermeasures is not acceptable.
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Our lack of specific countermeasures means we remain vulnerable to both targeted and indiscriminate use of this toxin.
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Jean-Claude Juncker, president of the European Commission, said the EU had no choice but to introduce countermeasures.
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Unfortunately, the answers to such challenges tend to be military escalation and ever-greater investment in expensive countermeasures.
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FATF should convey its seriousness about maintaining its standards by applying appropriate countermeasures for each uncompleted action item.
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"In response to the measures by the US, China was forced to take countermeasures," the State Council said.
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Other countries have imposed countermeasures like tariffs on U.S. goods and sometimes outright bans that have depressed sales.
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President Moon Jae-in has said South Korea could not rule out countermeasures for damage to its firms.
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The group, which will begin meeting this fall, plans to research information warfare tactics and to develop countermeasures.
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Pakistan will seek to replay that cycle under the Trump administration, but the president can take effective countermeasures.
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Officials announced on Thursday that they had established an internal novel coronavirus countermeasures task force, headed by Muto.
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Officials have toyed with various countermeasures, such as hiking stamp duty for some buyers, but to little avail.
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A decade ago, when the military began to see weight as a growing problem, it started deploying countermeasures.
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Still, the system hasn't been tested against "complex countermeasures," which could potentially trick the radar, according to experts.
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The surprise announcement touched off threats of countermeasures from the European Union, Canada and other U.S. trade partners.
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The Commission said earlier this week that it had begun preparatory work on countermeasures in the Boeing case.
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"They defeat the countermeasures we deploy," said Rick Santangelo, a cockroach control research specialist at North Carolina State University.
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" It warned that "countermeasures have been fully prepared to make the strike end in smoke at a single stroke.
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The U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs were imposed on June 1, while Canada's countermeasures took effect on July 1.
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"But broader U.S. curbs and countermeasures from Europe or China could derail the exports environment going forward," he said.
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China's Commerce Ministry said it "deeply regrets" the U.S. decision, adding that it would take necessary countermeasures, without elaborating.
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NASA has developed countermeasures to combat these known issues and how they might continue after landing back on Earth.
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"Even if China does not take actual countermeasures, they won't be making further goodwill purchases (of soybeans)," he said.
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In response, Beijing said it "deeply regrets" the tariff hike and would take countermeasures — though no specifics were provided.
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If the EU imposes countermeasures, it must expect Trump to come up with further measures, he told Deutschlandfunk radio.
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The Swiss government is preparing countermeasures designed to bring trading of Swiss stocks back to Switzerland from EU bourses.
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His job involved electronic countermeasures, which he would initiate from the back seat of an A-1 Skyraider aircraft.
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Germany's steel association called on the EU to come up with effective countermeasures to protect the local steel industry.
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Canada and the European Union said they are ready to take countermeasures, while China urged Trump to show restraint.
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If the EU imposes countermeasures, it must expect Trump to come up with further measures, he told Deutschlandfunk radio.
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China said it would not accept any "intimidation or blackmail" and pledged countermeasures should the tariffs go into effect.
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China has already threatened unspecified countermeasures in a Commerce Department statement carried by the state-run Xinhua news agency.
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"Even with all these countermeasures, the battle will never end," Samidh Chakrabarti, a Facebook executive admitted on January 22nd.
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He said he would continue in his role to ensure countermeasures are carried out and Nissan regains customers' trust.
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In many cases he has created tools and workflows to circumvent anti tampering, software and or hardware fingerprinting countermeasures.
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Novick didn't put a price tag on the countermeasures but said they would be in the billions every year.
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China has already threatened unspecified "countermeasures" in a Commerce Department statement carried by the state-run Xinhua news agency.
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"China's use of grey zone tactics will inevitably cause regional states to take countermeasures and push back," he wrote.
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China has denied reneging on its promises and has pledged to respond with "countermeasures" against the increased U.S. tariffs.
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China's Commerce Ministry on Thursday vowed to take "necessary countermeasures" to a tariff increase, according to The Associated Press.
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Beijing has already vowed to retaliate with unspecified "countermeasures," which are likely to include higher tariffs on American goods.
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Brazil won the case in 2004, though only after numerous appeals, arbitration and countermeasures was a real solution reached.
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The countermeasures ranged from routine polygraphs to creation of a special internal unit looking for moles and risky behavior.
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Automakers use the Auto-ISAC to share certain information about cyber security threats and countermeasures without compromising competitive information.
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"Stronger countermeasures would have been preferable," EU Commission Vice-President Valdis Dombrovskis told a news conference after the meeting.
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Joachim Lang, managing director of Germany's largest industry group (BDI), urged the EU to exercise restraint with any countermeasures.
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In Beijing on Wednesday, China condemned the legislation's passage, and vowed strong countermeasures to safeguard its sovereignty and security.
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The British government took modest countermeasures, and the two men accused of the killing remain at large in Russia.
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That's literally the countermeasures that we brought in to sit there and to bring safety to our economic system.
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China is trying to kick its economy back into gear after draconian coronavirus countermeasures ground it to a halt.
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The Chinese Foreign Ministry said Wednesday that China would take countermeasures against the U.S. in response to the bill.
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Billions of national security dollars were spent on programs for biosurveillance, medical countermeasures, forensics, hospital preparedness, and many others.
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It's the harshest such move since 1986, but one that analysts told us was among the simplest countermeasures possible.
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And, it said, if militants could study the guards' techniques as shown on the videos, they might develop countermeasures.
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"If they refuse, we have the right to take any and all countermeasures authorized under international law," he said.
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"If they refuse, we have the right to take any and all countermeasures authorized under international law," he said.
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The creation of unstoppable and undetectable theater weapons that can evade both detection and countermeasures is a serious problem.
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Since Trump's first round of duties were imposed in July, Beijing has retaliated with defiant countermeasures of its own.
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The writer is the author of "Vigilance: The Savvy Woman's Guide to Personal Safety, Self-Protection Measures and Countermeasures."
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"China's countermeasures are rational," the Global Times, a tabloid run by the official People's Daily, said in a commentary.
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Naturally there are countermeasures — timing, postprocessing and other tools for shooters and researchers who don't want the satellites to interfere.
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There are a variety of effective drone countermeasures, like radio jammers or nets, with which you may already be familiar.
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But he added that the arguments on duress and countermeasures both concerned international law — which the court could not consider.
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But Mr. Trump's tariffs could force manufacturers to pay more for materials, and China's countermeasures could hurt their overseas sales.
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He suggested that China had many countermeasures it could take, including rare earths and against Boeing Co. or U.S. software.
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Unlike traditional countermeasures, this defensive could offer endless protection against a variety of threats, making it a potentially revolutionary concept.
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Consequently, this could be an internationally wrongful act, which might give the targeted states several options to respond with countermeasures.
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BEER, CLOTHES, HOLIDAYS Seoul has resisted taking any countermeasures, saying it would raise the dispute with the World Trade Organisation.
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No countermeasures were proposed, apparently in the hope that the Russians would be embarrassed into quietly abandoning the new system.
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"China's countermeasures are rational," according to a commentary in the Global Times, a tabloid run by the official People's Daily.
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Similarly, security companies are attempting to keep up with those advances with drone-stopping countermeasures, the latest being the SkyWall.
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China will have to adopt the necessary countermeasures if the United States decides to unilaterally escalate trade tensions, Gao said.
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The purpose is to gather intelligence of the Putin regime's actions and intentions so that our government can develop countermeasures.
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BARDA invests in medical countermeasures that protect civilians, particularly in products for which a commercial market usually does not exist.
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Mexico's economy ministry said its countermeasures will remain in effect until the U.S. government drops the steel and aluminum tariffs.
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China's authorities also indicated that it will take whatever countermeasures it has at its disposal to respond to American threats.
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In turn, China said it would take countermeasures if the U.S. went ahead with the additional tariffs it had threatened.
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On Thursday, the White House produced an array of top officials to dramatize the threat and explain the nation's countermeasures.
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China's effort to restart its economy after draconian coronavirus countermeasures is proving to be more difficult than shutting it down.
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A few countermeasures have been proposed, (although none of them work on the attack developed by Li and his team).
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Iran's foreign ministry reportedly said it would implement countermeasures against the U.S. if it tries to block its oil exports.
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He added that the market is likely to bottom out only after investors confirm that China's countermeasures are working effectively.
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The tax rate countermeasures were made after listening to public opinion and thoroughly evaluating potential impacts, the Global Times claimed.
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The legislation, which passed overwelmingly in Congress, has angered Beijing, which has threatened to take countermeasures if it becomes law.
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China has vowed to take countermeasures and said it would ban US military visits to Hong Kong, among other moves.
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Some of these countermeasures have been deployed in response to the Zika virus, the H1N85033 flu outbreak and Superstorm Sandy.
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Europe is "ready to take countermeasures in the short term, even in other areas," Zypries added, without going into detail.
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"We strive for de-escalation, but we must make clear that we are prepared to take countermeasures," Rutte told journalists.
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They also plan to take countermeasures, but what exactly they consist of was not specified, according to state-run Xinhua news.
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That is because the architects of our countermeasures fail to grasp what makes the organization's content and distribution method so distinctive.
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But downside risks loom large if said countermeasures are further disruptive, likely leading most commodity prices to our bear case scenario.
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In response, Beijing said it "deeply regrets" the tariff hike and would take countermeasures — though no specifics were provided, Reuters reported.
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China's Commerce Ministry said immediately after those new rates came into effect that it would take countermeasures against the American move.
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"In response to the measures by the U.S., China was forced to take countermeasures," the state council said in a statement.
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"We try to minimize it as much as possible," says Bob Tweedy, the countermeasures systems instructor at NASA's Johnson Space Center.
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In Beijing, China's Commerce Ministry said it "deeply regrets" the U.S. decision, adding that it would take necessary countermeasures, without elaborating.
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CHINA WILL TAKE FURTHER COUNTERMEASURES IN RESPONSE TO US TARIFFS ON $300 BILLION CHINESE GOODS - GLOBAL TIMES EDITOR IN CHIEF TWEET
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China rebuked the U.S. on Wednesday, promising to take "necessary countermeasures" against the U.S. if Washington follows through on its threat.
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China responded in kind on Wednesday, promising to take "necessary countermeasures" against the U.S. if Washington follows through on its threat.
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It makes a self-imposed 2020 deadline tricky - and raises the possibility of uncoordinated local levies followed by punitive U.S. countermeasures.
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On Thursday, China again warned against the deployment, saying it "means what it says" when it says it will consider countermeasures.
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Airport operators also need to be careful about electronic countermeasures, warns Iain Gray, director of aerospace at Cranfield University, in Britain.
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Cho, the South Korean ruling party lawmaker, shrugged off criticism in local media that the is not laying out countermeasures swiftly.
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The ship used countermeasures, but the officials are not yet certain whether the measures stopped the missile or if it fizzled.
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When the Chinese jets maneuvered to counter the Japanese move, the Japanese fighter fired their infrared countermeasures, China's Defense Ministry said.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker called the tariffs "unjustified" and said the EU will introduce countermeasures in the coming hours.
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The company also would not say if it plans to roll out countermeasures to prevent credential stuffing, like two-factor authentication.
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The tariffs, and China's countermeasures, are hurting select sectors, especially apparel and agriculture, and the thousands who work in those industries.
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Echoing Trudeau, British Prime Minister Theresa May said Saturday that the European Union also will impose countermeasures to the US tariffs.
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Flying in groups of three, one acts as a chase plane and another two, unmanned drone planes flying with advanced countermeasures.
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In both cases, the Administration chose to gamble, despite repeated warnings about the threat of unrest and dangerous countermeasures by Iran.
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Its website quote Cui as saying "we will certainly take countermeasures of the same proportion and the same scale, same intensity".
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The group said it would take countermeasures once the outcome of the investigation became known at the end of the week.
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What's more, China's retaliatory tariffs have already squeezed US exporters — most notably farmers — and Beijing has said it will introduce countermeasures.
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But Trump has threatened to respond to retaliatory tariffs with a new set of countermeasures, including taxes on European automobile exports.
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His security guards took strict deceptive countermeasures, and the Salt Fish team lost their trail in the alleys of south Beirut.
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Elleman said the missile was large and powerful enough to carry simple decoys or other countermeasures to challenge U.S. missile defenses.
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The Chinese government said in a statement it would "have to take necessary countermeasures" but didn't say what those would be.
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"China would have no choice to take necessary countermeasures," according to a statement from the country's State Council's Customs Tariff Commission.
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In response to Company 22016's efforts, the conspirators took countermeasures to maintain access to the D.C.C.C. and D.N.C. networks. a.
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He stood his ground, and often unfurled prepared countermeasures to neutralize attacks that rivals had telegraphed, perhaps overly so, in advance.
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It is also well known that the US military could use jamming and electronic warfare countermeasures against any Russian military efforts.
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China warned on Wednesday the bill will impact bilateral cooperation and said Beijing will take "decisive" countermeasures to protect its interests.
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Also, Asian governments are just beginning to realize that they face a crisis, he added, and may now take fewer countermeasures.
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Mr. Aboulafia said Air Force One needed to have antimissile defenses like jamming and electronic countermeasures to keep the president safe.
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If the United States takes further escalatory steps, China will inevitably take countermeasures and we will resolutely protect our legitimate rights.
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"Our support personnel were aware of this planned electronic civil disobedience attack and were able to take appropriate countermeasures," the spokesperson said.
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Canada, Brazil and the European Union have already threatened countermeasures, representing what economists refer to as a "deadweight loss" to global welfare.
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A Treasury Department statement noted that Iran has until October to ratify two UN treaties or face the reimposition of those countermeasures.
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Beijing promised "necessary countermeasures" this week if the U.S. raised tariffs but did not specify the actions it would take to retaliate.
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What this looks like has yet to be determined — but it should underpin any strategic countermeasures adopted by the U.S. in cyberwarfare.
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"The IOC is meeting right now about the Winter Olympics and countermeasures to the norovirus is one of the topic," Su said.
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On Thursday, China threatened 'countermeasures' against new U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods, but did not provide details on how it will respond.
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New capabilities, reduced costs, resistance to countermeasures and the possibility of new export markets are all encouraging R&D in autonomous weapons.
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For its part, the European Commission has soothed the concerns of jumpy governments by promising not to implement its countermeasures too hastily.
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Beijing has beefed up countermeasures this year to support the economy, pledging billions of dollars in additional tax cuts and infrastructure spending.
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Dedrone, backed by Menlo Ventures, has developed a platform to detect and deploy a range of countermeasures against drone invasion of airspace.
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China's Commerce Ministry said in a statement on its website Wednesday it would retaliate with "necessary countermeasures" if the U.S. increased tariffs.
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The Trump administration last year said the United States would slap countermeasures on European goods unless the EU stopped "harming U.S. interests".
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The Norwegian Ship-owners' Association said it planned no contact to resolve the strike before the deadline and was considering countermeasures instead.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said the United States would slap countermeasures on European goods unless the EU stopped "harming U.S. interests".
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European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager told German newspaper Bild am Sonntag that, if talks to secure exemptions failed, Brussels would impose countermeasures.
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China's Commerce Ministry said it "deeply regrets" the U.S. decision, according to a Reuters report, and said Beijing would take necessary countermeasures.
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Each new piece of knowledge will improve their understanding of Western tactics, techniques and operations, helping to develop countermeasures for future conflicts.
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Moving forward, he hopes this research may provide insight into developing countermeasures for sleep deprivation and treatments for conditions such as depression.
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Some scenarios show the potential upside of AI tools, but others would result in chaos if not challenged by smart AI countermeasures.
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The big picture: The "Kremlin Watch" report grouped countries into five categories based on their acknowledgement of the threat and governmental countermeasures.
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" The statement added, "This hostile move, as well as any new anti-Russian sanctions, will be met with resolve and reciprocal countermeasures.
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"The countermeasures would be to take out the missiles that are in development by Russia in violation of the treaty," she said.
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Critics say angering US trading partners will lead to retaliatory countermeasures, which could cost American jobs and raise prices for American consumers.
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Indeed, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany said Sunday that Europe would enact countermeasures against the United States tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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Prime Minister Chung Sye-kyun said Seoul would respond with countermeasures, although he gave no details on what actions could be taken.
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The Chinese government was furious, and warned of "strong countermeasures" if the bill becomes law (it must first pass through the Senate).
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The Senate will become the source of markers for the House and the House's countermeasures will set the stage for negotiating outcomes.
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Cho, the South Korean ruling party lawmaker, shrugged off criticism in local media that the government is not laying out countermeasures swiftly.
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China's Commerce Ministry said immediately after the midnight ET deadline for the tariff hike that it would take countermeasures against the American move.
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Investors are bracing for threatened "countermeasures" from China in retaliation for Washington's tariff increase on Friday on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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A child at a misting tower during a proving test of heat countermeasures for the Tokyo 21 Olympic and Paralympic Games, July 227.
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The CIA had decided that only a program focused on tailor-made countermeasures could get someone of Zubaydah's seniority to tell the truth.
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Facebook has already admitted failure to some degree in allowing these ads to have been shown, and has pledged a variety of countermeasures.
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The strategy succinctly — and rightly — prioritizes Chinese and Russian threats and proposes a battery of changes to accelerate competitive countermeasures at the Pentagon.
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Still, the use of numerous decoy missiles or countermeasures by an enemy could overwhelm or confuse the interceptor system and render it useless.
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This is after China said Thursday it has to take necessary countermeasures to the latest U.S. tariffs on $300 billion of Chinese goods.
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Although rarely mentioned, the efficacy of any obligatory Israeli countermeasures to still-ongoing Iranian nuclearization will have security implications for the United States.
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On Wall Street, stocks plunged at the open following China's proposed countermeasures, with the Dow Industrial Average Index falling more than 500 points.
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Another important question, of course, is what kind of protests and countermeasures emerge when Trump begins the pivot back to stepped-up deportations.
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Trump recently approved tariffs on South Korean washing machines, while South Korea has vowed to take countermeasures through the World Trade Organization (WTO).
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By the time the higher tariffs come around, some of the countermeasures Mexico's allies in the United States could undertake may kick in.
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"If the United States insists on taking its own course, compounding mistakes, China will be forced to take further countermeasures," Mr. Geng said.
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The officials pledged to use "all appropriate policy tools" to shield their economies from the outbreak but declined to take any specific countermeasures.
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A "trade war" refers to measures and countermeasures on import restriction that escalate over time, causing trade between two countries to break down.
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The Chinese government threatened to respond with "strong countermeasures" if the Senate approves House-passed legislation to condemn Beijing's treatment of Hong Kong.
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Those countermeasures comes as Trump administration pushed ahead with plans to slap tariffs on about $50 billion of Chinese industrial and technology products.
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On Tuesday Iran's foreign ministry reportedly said it would implement countermeasures against the United States if it tries to block its oil exports.
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In response to the U.S. tariff announcement, the European Union will impose countermeasures, said the head of the bloc's executive, Jean-Claude Juncker.
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At a daily news conference in Beijing on Thursday, Geng Shuang, a spokesman for China's Foreign Ministry, said Beijing may take unspecified countermeasures.
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"Both the spread of the virus and the lack of more material economic countermeasures to offset its impact have worried markets," he said.
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He forgot to mention the many billions of dollars US taxpayers had to give American farmers to help them through the China's countermeasures.
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South Korea has gaps in its countermeasures against North Korean missiles — with or without America's state-of-the-art defense system in place.
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NIH is advancing critically needed research into new drugs, vaccines, and other countermeasures for looming threats like Ebola, Zika, and drug-resistant tuberculosis.
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To top it all off, China threatened to take countermeasures against the U.S. in response to a bill favoring protesters in Hong Kong.
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China warned the United States that it would take "firm countermeasures" in response to U.S. legislation backing anti-government protesters in Hong Kong.
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Modi is believed to be following in the footsteps of China, the European Union and Canada, which have all announced countermeasures against Washington.
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The European Union raised the possibility of taking countermeasures, France said the duties would be unacceptable, and China urged Trump to show restraint.
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"They defeat the countermeasures we deploy" Our chemicals might knock out 99 out of 100 roaches, but the remaining one percent will prove resilient.
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China has promised to take "necessary countermeasures" against the U.S. if Washington follows through on its threat to increase tariffs Friday on Chinese goods.
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Conditions for displaced people will continue to deteriorate, increasing their risk of exploitation, until we can adequately identify key vulnerabilities and employ effective countermeasures.
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The Ministry of Commerce did not put out a statement on countermeasures until late Wednesday night local time, about three days after Trump's tweets.
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Drones getting sucked into the engines of aircraft is the defining nightmare scenario that has airports buying countermeasures, and the FAA deploying an app.
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We want to bring things back to a pre-boiling point, and we're looking into countermeasures, and we're looking at biofeedback to do it.
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China's foreign ministry said on Friday it would have to take countermeasures and doesn't want a trade war, but isn't afraid of fighting one.
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Unless Turkey is frozen out of NATO information-sharing on countermeasures aimed at defeating the S-400, Russia can expect a windfall of intelligence.
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But as the UK's upper house prepares to vote on final amendments to the bill, engineer Gareth Llewelyn is readying his own technical countermeasures.
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Another approach would be to develop software countermeasures that specifically work to manipulate the information a monitor is processing, making it harder to discern.
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Hua urged the U.S. to stop arms sales to and military contact with Taiwan, otherwise, the Chinese side would "certainly take countermeasures," Xinhua said.
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China's foreign ministry said on Friday it will have to take countermeasures and doesn't want a trade war, but isn't afraid of fighting one.
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In particular, Congress should authorize a 10-year advance appropriation for purchasing countermeasures for national security threats through the Project Bioshield Special Reserve Fund.
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Iran will respond with equal countermeasures if the United States tries to block its oil exports, the foreign ministry in Tehran said on Tuesday.
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An explosion at the Chemring Countermeasures factory of the British contractor in August last year left one person dead and hit its 2018 profit.
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Mr. Blumenthal said he was surprised to learn that some of the most well-resourced companies, including Amazon, had not adopted even basic countermeasures.
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If the United States wilfully decides to escalate trade tensions, we'll adopt necessary countermeasures and resolutely safeguard the interests of China and its people.
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Countermeasures have included what are known as Guardian Angels — service members accompanying American military advisers as watchful guards during their visits with Afghan counterparts.
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Last week, China said it would take countermeasures after the United States announced it would impose 10% tariffs on Chinese imports worth $300 billion.
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Both the virus itself and the public health countermeasures that have been put into place to combat it are costly to the national economy.
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"China is not afraid of a trade war," the vice minister of finance, Zhu Guangyao, declared at a news conference to discuss possible countermeasures.
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Koch was part of the Vertebral Strength investigation, which focused on helping develop countermeasures to the impact of spaceflight, like preventative medicine and exercise.
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Since Mirai, significant research has been performed into countermeasures for similar attacks and it's unlikely that this would result in a total shutdown today.
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It warned that the United States will shoulder the consequences of China's countermeasures if it continues to "act arbitrarily" in regards to Hong Kong.
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Together, the value of targeted goods amounts to nearly half of all American imports from China last year, and countermeasures by China are expected.
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The EU, which sees itself as a global counterweight to a protectionist-leaning Trump, spoke of countermeasures conforming with World Trade Organization (WTO) rules.
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China's Ministry of Commerce maintained a harsh tone Thursday on trade talks with the U.S., while remaining vague about one of its most feared countermeasures.
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And then the drug testing industry becomes aware of such products, and they impose countermeasures that tend to make the use of those products obsolete.
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But even the cleverest algorithms are unlikely to foil the majority of the Islamic State's online acolytes, who are highly incentivized to route around countermeasures.
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"An ongoing effort to detect and block known pornographic web sites, and web sites with suspicious origins, will likely enhance preventative countermeasures," the report reads.
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ET. (CNBC) China's Commerce Ministry said immediately after the midnight ET deadline for the tariff hike that it would take countermeasures against the American move.
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Beijing responded immediately after the deadline that it would take countermeasures against the move, but has yet to provide specifics on what those might entail.
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The background: Iran was on FATF's blacklist and subject to countermeasures that all but shut Iran off from licit international finance from 2008 through 2016.
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Such countermeasures could include everything from finding ways to mask human scent, through to gene drives that could disable the mosquito's human-specific olfactory capacities.
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Despite market concerns and fears over the impact China's countermeasures could have, Kudlow said he believes the president hasn't lost the public's trust on trade.
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As the countermeasures advance, regulators need to remember that their job is to hobble the bad guys without undermining the many beneficial uses of drones.
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Robert Lighthizer, America's trade representative, said that unless the EU stopped "breaking the rules" America would "have to move forward with countermeasures on EU products".
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Decoys and countermeasures are meant to dupe the kill vehicle into attacking the wrong object, allowing the real warhead to pass unscathed toward its objective.
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The Chinese Ministry of Commerce has threatened countermeasures after President Donald Trump threatened to slap a 10% tariff on $300 billion dollars of Chinese goods.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia would take countermeasures in response to NATO expansion, RIA news agency quoted him as saying on Monday.
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These represent new approaches to physical security and information protection; the detection of weapons, explosives, radioactive material and other dangerous substances; analytics; and other countermeasures.
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In much the same way you'd protect a bird feeder, there's numerous countermeasures that can be deployed to prevent squirrels from accessing aerial fiber runs.
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They were briefed on what to expect with OSA in town, conducted a security assessment of the clinic, and put protocols and countermeasures in place.
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The discussions on Tuesday are aimed at finding out which countries have concerns, and not about whether to come up with countermeasures, the sources said.
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"We won't be defeated by Japan again," Moon told a cabinet meeting in a rare live broadcast, but without giving details of possible countermeasures, however.
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Prevention is the key to the Zika threat and until a vaccine is developed and proven safe, the best prevention involves a variety of countermeasures.
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China's Commerce Ministry said it "deeply regrets" the U.S. decision, according to a Reuters report, and threatened retaliation, saying that Beijing would take necessary countermeasures.
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FATF countermeasures include, for example, mandating increased external audit requirements for Iranian financial institutions and prohibiting foreign banks from opening branches or offices in Iran.
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Of necessity, Israeli countermeasures, inter alia, will need to be similarly complex, and could even involve an expectedly suitable assortment of interpenetrating or "synergistic" remedies.
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They typically perform mine countermeasures, anti-submarine warfare, and surface warfare, but they are capable of performing a variety of missions, according to the Navy.
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But still, the paper notes a handful of fairly obvious countermeasures, including hardware muffling and shielding schemes and introducing ciphertext randomization into the software itself.
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"I do believe technology companies should take the lead in offering protections by adopting some of our proposed countermeasures in private browsing modes," Borisov said.
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Critics say the British authorities took only modest countermeasures after Russian agents poisoned a former MI6 informant in 2006 with the rare isotope polonium 210.
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Ms. Unwin, the architect, said she was more determined than ever to protect the trees, no matter what countermeasures Amey or anyone else might take.
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South Korea has denounced Japan's moves as a violation of World Trade Organization rules, saying it would take the necessary countermeasures, including filing a complaint.
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What to watch: NASA has looked into countermeasures like medication that could protect astronauts from the damage caused by radiation during a trip to Mars.
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The team said that countermeasures, like limiting distracting features or locking out smartphones entirely, would help lower the rate of crashes tied to distracted driving.
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He has developed and evaluated numerous programs related to biodefense including those related to bioterrorism detection systems, countermeasures distribution programs, and interagency epidemiological modeling processes.
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Even if it worked, it could be done only once because after the Germans had become aware of the threat, they could easily devise countermeasures.
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" Adding more cause for concern, the paper reports that "countermeasures available on these devices, such as limiting ad tracking options and adblocking, are particularly ineffective.
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"We will respond with countermeasures if need be, hoping that this is not actually necessary," the European Commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker, said on Friday.
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BEIJING — China will take countermeasures against the U.S. in response to a bill that favors the Hong Kong protesters, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said Wednesday.
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The Russian foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, said that Russia would take "a little time" to work out its countermeasures, the news agency Interfax reported.
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Ross acknowledged the countermeasures, but said the United States is "way ahead of the game," pointing to rising employment and recent economic strength at home.
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David Kautter, the Treasury Department's assistant secretary for tax policy, said last week that any countermeasures against France would be determined by the trade representative.
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Details: A Chinese industry association representing rare earth companies issued a statement this week pledging to support any countermeasures Beijing pursues in the trade war.
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Details: A Chinese industry association representing rare earth companies issued a statement this week pledging to support any countermeasures Beijing pursues in the trade war.
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The ministry did not reveal any specific countermeasures, but economists widely view imports of U.S. soybeans, aircraft and machinery as prime targets for trade retaliation.
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The next day, a spokesperson for China's Ministry of Commerce said that China will fight "at any cost" and take "comprehensive countermeasures" to Trump's latest measures.
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"If the U.S. deploys missiles in this part of the world, at the doorstep of China, China will be forced to take countermeasures," Fu told reporters.
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"Those are not necessarily conversations we're going to have in public," a senior administration official said when asked about why the directive does not specify countermeasures.
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But it is still the case that without care some gene drives might have the potential to trigger irreversible ecological shifts before countermeasures could be deployed.
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A new study finds that nearly a third of the top 10,000 sites on the web are taking ad blocking countermeasures, many silent and highly sophisticated.
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In the coming months, the WTO will determine the amount of countermeasures the European Union can impose on US products because of unfair subsides to Boeing.
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The bank estimated that China could lose as many as 3 million jobs if it does not have any countermeasures to the next round of tariffs.
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A day later, the European Union raised the possibility of taking countermeasures, France said the duties would be unacceptable and China urged Trump to show restraint.
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South Korea has denounced Japan's moves as a violation of World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules, saying it would take the necessary countermeasures including filing a complaint.
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South Korea has denounced the measure as a violation of WTO rules, saying it would take the necessary countermeasures including filing a complaint with the organization.
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There are countless proposed climate change countermeasures that might typically be considered engineering, like seawalls, geo-engineering, carbon capture, all of which are controversial and unproven.
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There's no doubt that the platforms, like all new technologies, have had negative unintended consequences, and that reforms and countermeasures will be necessary to mitigate them.
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Daimler said it was working on "countermeasures" to increase profits but could not mention details about possible cost cuts because they were still being worked out.
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So starting drought-countermeasures early could mean that plants are more likely to not only survive but to produce a larger edible product in the end.
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BEIRUT, July 24 (Reuters) - Iran will respond with equal countermeasures if the United States tries to block its oil exports, Tehran's foreign ministry spokesman said Tuesday.
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Democrats' countermeasures in this latest chapter of the judicial confirmation wars may emerge in upcoming weeks as the Senate acts -- or holds off -- on pending nominees.
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There is a need for logistics to make it happen, and the rapid development of new countermeasures and treatments to protect those at risk of illness.
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"Moreover, given North Korea's actions, the United States and our allies must also take additional steps to combine effective sanctions with appropriate countermeasures," Cardin added. Sen.
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While threats evolve, the mission remains constant: Ensure the right medical countermeasures are available when and where we need them to save lives and protect Americans.
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Distressingly, the U.S. government right now is investing precious little in developing essential medical countermeasures, putting Americans at risk in the event of a potential pandemic.
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As such, Pyongyang reserved the right to take countermeasures, which could include shooting down U.S. bombers even if they are not in North Korea's air space.
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Should the United States drop the exemptions for the EU, Economy Minister Peter Altmaier said European states would decide whether to implement countermeasures it has prepared.
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Le Maire said that "all options are on the table" including retaliation before the World Trade Organisation and countermeasures to limit European imports of U.S. goods.
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A conservatism that skips gleefully down the countermajoritarian path, embracing voting restrictions and judicial activism at every opportunity, will inevitably encourage purely partisan countermeasures from liberals.
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Economists are nearly unanimous in thinking that the escalating rounds of tariffs and countermeasures will be bad for the United States economy in the long run.
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The Netherlands received top scores for its capacity to test and approve new medical countermeasures, risk communication, and links between public and health and security authorities.
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Glasnow's admission undercut the theory that the Astros had benefited from illicit intelligence gathering, but that certainly did not stop the Rays from continuing their countermeasures.
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A critical element of our preparedness for 2202st century threats must be to develop and stockpile effective medical countermeasures, such as vaccines, antibiotics, and other antidotes.
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European Union Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom said last week the EU has a list of countermeasures prepared in case the U.S. moves forward with these charges.
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The purpose of the TRA is to complete a comprehensive review of all threats facing the royal family and to analyze the effectiveness of existing countermeasures.
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A dozen infrared lenses arranged in a ring around the missile are believed to be able to defeat heat-seeking countermeasures that coalition helicopters typically use.
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Beijing said today that it would "have to take the necessary countermeasures" should President Trump carry out his threat to impose more tariffs starting Sept. 1.
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But airport countermeasures remained fairly low-tech until the 25s, when the populations of North America's largest birds began to explode after years on the skids.
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"Regarding the wrong decision of the U.S., the Chinese side will have to enact effective countermeasures, firmly safeguard Chinese sovereignty, security and development interests," he said.
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Over across the pond, the Department of Defense's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) announced earlier this week that it's developing disinformation campaign countermeasures as well.
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The latter is set to take the decision to the World Trade Organization (WTO) and has prepared countermeasures that include imposing tariffs on certain U.S. products.
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But the much-anticipated study reveals areas that may require countermeasures or safeguards when preparing for longer space missions or missions to deep space, like Mars.
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It's still too early to tell how other governments may respond — so far, Canada and the European Union have promised strong countermeasures but didn't provide details.
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Beijing said today that it would "have to take the necessary countermeasures" should President Trump carry out his threat to impose more tariffs starting Sept. 1.
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South Korea has denounced the measure as a violation of WTO rules, saying it would take the necessary countermeasures including filing a complaint with the organisation.
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South Korea has denounced Japan's moves as a violation of World Trade Organization (WTO) rules, saying it would take the necessary countermeasures including filing a complaint.
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The chips stolen in the scheme "are used in missiles, missile guidance systems, fighter jets, electronic warfare, electronic warfare countermeasures and radar applications," according to the statement.
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Beijing has pledged to take "necessary countermeasures" to the tariff increase that went into effect over night, but did not offer specifics on how it would respond.
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China said in a statement it "deeply regrets that it will have to take necessary countermeasures," but so far, Beijing has held off on immediate retaliatory action.
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"Many of these countermeasures—like the dye tag on garments—depend on the secrecy of the tag-removal system to be secure," he writes in the book.
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The plant, now aware that it's under attack—or at least, as "aware" as a plant can be—can respond to the threat by releasing chemical countermeasures.
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Also, the Mod 7 decreases vulnerability to enemy countermeasures and allows the torpedo to transmit and receive over a wider frequency band, Lockheed and Navy developers say.
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The legislation provoked countermeasures by Russian President Vladimir Putin, who said on Sunday that the U.S. diplomatic mission in Russia must reduce its staff by 755 people.
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After partial victories for both sides, Washington and Brussels have both asked a WTO arbitrator to determine the level of countermeasures they can impose on one another.
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EU likely to retaliate The European Union has asked the WTO for permission to impose $12 billion in countermeasures because of unfair subsidies to Boeing, Rosario said.
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Geng declined to comment on what countermeasures China planned to announce in response to the U.S. tariff hike on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods on Friday.
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Multiple missiles were fired at the USS Mason in the Red Sea but the warship took countermeasures and was not hit, the official said, citing initial information.
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North Korea has pledged that it won't destroy its nuclear weapons without "corresponding countermeasures," despite the fact that President Trump declared victory after his first photo-op.
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Tokyo also had to ramp up its heat countermeasures, such as shaded areas, air-conditioned waiting areas and ice baths for athletes, as well as water sprays.
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Critics say angering US trading partners will lead to retaliatory countermeasures, which could cost American job and raise prices for American businesses that buy steel and aluminum.
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The Global Times, an influential state-run tabloid, echoed the China Daily, saying Beijing would take "strong countermeasures" against Trump's attempt to "impair" the "One China" principle.
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While conventional weapons could be used to shoot down a drone, other countermeasures include non-kinetic methods like the use of radio waves to disrupt drone flight.
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The respondents said traditional countermeasures such as firewalls and antiviruses very rarely slowed them down, but having endpoint security technologies were more effective in stopping the attacks.
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An LG spokeswoman told Reuters the firm is also setting up countermeasures for cargo already on board Hanjin ships in the event the vessels might be seized.
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"Nobody has abolished the principle of reciprocity," said Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, answering a question on whether Russia would keep countermeasures in response to the EU decision.
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Like with the DNA-based malware vector, the hacks and countermeasures proposed here are speculative right now, but it's never too early to start thinking about them.
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A spokesman for South Korea's Unification Ministry, which handles North Korean affairs, said on Monday the government was considering "countermeasures", including more sanctions, over the cyber attacks.
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Future retaliatory action on the part of China may include a combination of tariff and non-tariff barriers as well as other yet-to-be-announced countermeasures.
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The country's Ministry of Commerce called the latest threat of tariffs an "act of extreme pressure and blackmail" and said it would strike back with more countermeasures.
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The United States' measures against China's investments are against World Trade Organization rules, and China reserves the right to take countermeasures, the commerce ministry said on Thursday.
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It is funded through the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority's (BARDA) pan flu program, which contracts with vaccine makers to research and manufacture pan flu countermeasures.
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Fer was shot down on his 54th combat mission by North Vietnamese surface-to-air missiles on February 4, 0.53, while engaged in an electronic countermeasures mission.
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Separately, the central bank said the effects of U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum and Canadian countermeasures had so far only been partially measured by trade statistics.
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"According to recent trade data, U.S. tariffs and Canadian countermeasures have reduced steel exports and imports, but have not yet visibly affected aluminum shipments," the bank said.
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While electronic countermeasures help, the ability to get bombs on target and live to fight another day may also depend on the skills learnt at treetop altitude.
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While it's a good speech, the reality is that Trudeau's policy countermeasures are aimed at the American people, and so is what we know of Europe's response.
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Sources familiar with the U.S. intelligence reports assess that Avangard is equipped with onboard countermeasures that are able to defeat even the most advanced missile-defense systems.
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The study also serves a secondary purpose of allowing them to determine countermeasures for muscle atrophy, which can occur in space or for patients on bed rest.
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On Thursday, China said it would "take necessary countermeasures" after the United States announced earlier this month a new 10% tariff on $300 billion in Chinese goods.
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The North's young leader, Kim Jong-un, faced a range of troubles, they assured the new administration, giving Mr. Trump time to explore negotiations or pursue countermeasures.
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A declassified after-action report on the 2018 countermeasures by the United States government was expected to be released early this year but has never been published.
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"These sequences are letting us see, in close to real time, how rapidly this virus is mutating, and serving as a roadmap to developing countermeasures," says Manning.
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There's a caveat to this alarming prediction, though: Lipsitch said 40% to 70% of the world's adults would only get infected in the absence of strong countermeasures.
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Pyongyang said it now had the right to take countermeasures, which could include shooting down U.S. bombers even if they are not in North Korea's air space.
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Including this year, Project BioShield will have purchased between 2628 and 28503 innovative medical countermeasures to protect the American public against chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats.
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Safe-haven demand drove U.S. Treasury yields lower after the North Korean foreign minister's remarks at the UN. He said Pyongyang reserves the right to take countermeasures.
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It did not elaborate on what the countermeasures would be, but China has previously threatened to retaliate with tariffs on an additional $60 billion of US goods.
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If the United States imposed new levies on Chinese imports then Beijing "will not hesitate to take countermeasures against U.S. tariffs to safeguard China's interests," it added.
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In Beijing, China's Ministry of Commerce said on Wednesday it would take "necessary countermeasures" against the United States if the Trump administration follows through with the action.
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Moreover, international norms dictate that an attack on another country's interests justifies proportional countermeasures; yet, President Trump has puzzlingly ignored such attacks by Russia, a dangerous adversary.
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The growth of Skype made it easy for users to encrypt their communications, and the authorities were eager to pay for countermeasures like the Remote Control System.
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The implementation date of the taxation measures will be subject to the actions of the US, and China reserves the right to continue to introduce other countermeasures.
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That's a problem for AI. If AI is going to be used to fake people out, how do you devise countermeasures to faking people out with AI?
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Critics say angering US trading partners will lead to retaliatory countermeasures, which could cost Americans jobs and raise prices for American businesses that buy steel and aluminum.
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If the United States publishes a new list of tariffs, Beijing will take strong countermeasures to safeguard the interests of China and its people, the ministry said.
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"Countermeasures effectively kept me from participating this morning; I'm wondering if you could give me an update on how things went," one hopeful user messaged to the group.
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Using current data, NASA has developed countermeasures to mitigate bone and muscle loss, like having astronauts work out for two hours a day while living on the ISS.
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An Airbus spokeswoman said the firm welcomed the U.S. proposal for a settlement, saying it would be a "wise way forward" and dismissing any grounds for U.S. countermeasures.
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On Thursday, the state-run China Daily newspaper said "it would be naive to think that China does not have other countermeasures apart from rare earths to hand".
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This suggests that the travel restrictions imposed by the Chinese authorities may have slowed the spread of the disease by a few days, providing critical time for countermeasures.
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Tokyo 6943 CEO Toshiro Muto told reporters gathered at a press briefing on Thursday that he had chaired the newly-created Novel Coronavirus Countermeasures Task Force, Reuters reported.
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Wirtschaftswoche said any steps taken in response to tariffs on European cars would have to be broader than earlier, targeted countermeasures following U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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Getting them out in the open now and devising countermeasures are an essential part of the vetting process for any technology that aspires to being in everyday use.
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China, which has never renounced the use of force to bring the island under its control, has warned it could take unspecified "countermeasures" in response to the sale.
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Unlike SMS two-factor authentification (2fa), which is vulnerable to countermeasures like SIM swapping, without possession of the key, obtaining access to the target account is extremely difficult.
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As such, it has prompted a raft of hysterical countermeasures from the Kremlin, and obstreperous commentary from everyone from Russia's Prosecutor General to the spokesman of the President.
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Moon said South Korea could not rule out countermeasures if the Japanese action inflicted damage on South Korean companies, although he said he did not want see that.
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If the U.S. becomes irrational and publishes that new list of tariffs, Beijing will take strong countermeasures to safeguard the interests of China and its people, it said.
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"The EU -- of course, we operate as a member of the EU, as we currently are -- the European Union will impose countermeasures to the United States," May said.
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"Results of the investigation and relevant countermeasures will be made public this weekend or early next week at the latest," the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will have to take countermeasures if the United States is bent on putting more tariffs on Chinese goods, the Chinese foreign ministry said on Friday.
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The events also highlighted the importance of clear procedures to attribute attacks, rapidly share between law enforcement and public health experts, and create, test and distribute medical countermeasures.
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Each new piece of knowledge will improve their understanding of special forces tactics, techniques and operations, enabling the West&aposs adversaries to develop potential countermeasures for future conflicts.
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Pahon said the Pentagon "maintains sufficient countermeasures and protections to ensure the ability of our manned and unmanned aircraft, and our forces to carry out their assigned missions."
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German Economy Minister Peter Altmaier, a signatory to that statement, said a month ago that EU states still needed to determine whether and when to apply the countermeasures.
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These countermeasures include an option for phones to correct for the slight imperfections in motion sensing that might identify a phone—basically, fudging the numbers a teensy bit.
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The China Daily on Thursday quoted Premier Li Keqiang as telling a U.S. Congressional delegation this week that China was open to dialogue but "fully prepared with countermeasures".
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The dispute, combined with countermeasures imposed by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has accelerated a fall of the lira, which has lost one-third of its value this year.
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"We believe it is only part of China's countermeasures, and soybeans and other U.S. farm products will be targeted," the widely-read tabloid said in a Saturday editorial.
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South Korea's presidential office said on Thursday that it plans to actively seek diplomatic countermeasures, including complaining to the World Trade Organization (WTO) against the "retaliatory" export curbs.
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China announced it would take "reciprocal countermeasures" against American journalists working in the country in yet another escalation of tensions between the two countries amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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The measure would allow the Department of Health and Human Services to grant limited liability protection to manufacturers of countermeasures, such as respirators, during an outbreak or epidemic.
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"In order to safeguard our legitimate rights and interests and the global free trade order, China will have to adopt countermeasures at the same time," the ministry said.
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The Trump administration and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency may be weakening methane emissions rules affecting private and public lands, but the private sector is taking unique countermeasures.
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An FBI agent who works on biological countermeasures, Edward You, thinks hacking genetic data could be a national cybersecurity threat that makes the US vulnerable to biological attacks.
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In May the WTO said Mexico could impose $85033 million a year in countermeasures after the United States failed to comply with a previous WTO ruling in 2013.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel also said on Friday that U.S. tariffs on imported cars would be against WTO rules and that the European Union was looking at countermeasures.
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The desperate conditions have led to mass, sometimes violent demonstrations, and skyrocketing crime that has forced Venezuelans to create ever-evolving countermeasures, like decoy cellphones and armored cars.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The United States' measures against China's investments are against World Trade Organization rules, and China reserves the right to take countermeasures, the commerce ministry said on Thursday.
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The official and unofficial digital campaigns supporting Duterte and the opposition simply adapted to new rules and instituted countermeasures to avoid being flagged by fact-checkers or the platforms.
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If you need to talk to someone in Japan, you can call Tokyo English Lifeline on 03 5774 0992 or visit Japan Support Center for Suicide Countermeasures (in Japanese).
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Participants in the first-ever series on October 5 will see interviews and live demonstrations that focus on the next wave of cyberattacks and their perpetrators, countermeasures, privacy vs.
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Quantum radar systems could be small and would be able to evade enemy countermeasures such anti-radar missiles because the ghostly quantum entanglement could not be traced, it said.
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RELATED: Trump, Clinton to receive intel briefings despite opposition Officials stressed that the administration is only beginning to talk through a possible US response, which could involve cyber countermeasures.
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The prospect of a de-escalation in the dispute has helped cheer financial markets weighed by threats of more tariff measures and countermeasures and strident rhetoric from both countries.
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Denmark really did feature a unique nationwide mobilization to rescue its Jewish citizens, but the yellow armband order was never given, so there was no need to take countermeasures.
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"Such swift countermeasures from Beijing disillusioned investors who had hoped for a solution at the negotiating table," said Linus Yip, Hong Kong-based strategist at First Shanghai Securities Ltd.
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The Swiss government has responded with countermeasures, including a new system from July 1 that requires foreign stock exchanges to get Swiss permission to host trading in Swiss stocks.
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It argued that the information it withheld, if released, could be seized upon by "hostile entities" that could develop their own countermeasures and interfere with the FBI's intelligence gathering.
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During the field tests, NASA and Russia's Roscosmos will have the astronauts perform activities, like climbing ladders and standing from a sitting position, to see if these countermeasures worked.
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It also provides a scientific rationale for determining what equipment and medical countermeasures are stored in the strategic national stockpile maintained by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The International Mine Countermeasures Exercise (IMCMEX) started on Monday with a symposium in Bahrain where the U.S Navy's Fifth Fleet is based, in part as a bulwark against Iran.
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A withholding levy could for instance be charged on transactions to blacklisted countries, but some EU states could decide not to apply countermeasures - a discretion that could create loopholes.
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"To address the risk of bioterrorism, Congress has taken steps to enable the development and approval of countermeasures to thwart pathogens that could be employed as weapons," Gottlieb said.
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MANPADS have become increasingly adept at evading countermeasures, leading the military to install Directional Infrared Countermeasure (DIRCM) systems, like the CIRCM, on many of its helicopters and some aircraft.
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The country said it was "forced to take countermeasures" against the U.S. after getting hit with tariffs by the Trump administration in the two nations' year-plus trade war.
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China's Commerce Ministry said Wednesday that the Trump administration's announcement of new measures was "unacceptable" and warned that China would have to respond with "necessary countermeasures," without providing details.
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National security experts and defense officials have warned that the United States is drastically behind adversaries such as Russia and China in the development of hypersonics and potential countermeasures.
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"The Chinese side deeply regrets that if the U.S. tariff measures are implemented, China will have to take necessary countermeasures," China's Commerce Ministry said on its website, without elaborating.
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The two nations have also invested heavily in electronic countermeasures to reduce the effectiveness of the sensors and networked systems so integral to the US military's way of war.
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On Monday, China's foreign ministry said the country will never surrender to foreign pressure, but declined to comment on what countermeasures Beijing planned in response to the tariff hike.
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The Chinese government said it would take unspecified countermeasures against new tariffs and renewed its threat to take its complaints to the World Trade Organization, which handles trade disputes.
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"If the day did come when the U.S. took measures to hurt our interests, we will definitely take firm and necessary countermeasures to safeguard our legitimate interests," she said.
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"It is a principle that must be respected, but adequate countermeasures must be provided for funding with respect to states that do not offer welcome to refugees," it said.
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The Chinese Ministry of Finance said it would "take necessary countermeasures" after the United States earlier this month announced a new 10% tariff on $300 billion in Chinese goods.
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Understanding how deadly the coronavirus can be is a central factor for governments to gauge how drastic their countermeasures should be and for individuals to adjust their own anxiety.
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China warned the United States of "strong countermeasures" Wednesday, after a series of bills aimed to support the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong passed the House, Bloomberg reports.
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The proposed new rules, it added, would enable the government to develop and use "countermeasures that can address the unique public safety and homeland security threats" posed by drones.
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The USS Mason was previously targeted twice this week, and the countermeasures Saturday come days after the U.S. fired retaliatory strikes against Iran-backed Houthi rebel sites in Yemen.
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And to establish screening for DNA orders on a global scale will take large-scale international coordination — and so far, we have struggled to coordinate even for simpler countermeasures.
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The region is still hoping to be excluded from the new metal tariffs but, in the meantime, it has already prepared countermeasures — raising fears over a potential trade war.
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As the North's skills grew, President Barack Obama ordered a surge in countermeasures against the missile launches, The New York Times reported last month, including through electronic-warfare techniques.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The European Union will respond with countermeasures if the United States imposes tariffs on its cars, the bloc's trade commissioner told Germany's Die Zeit weekly on Wednesday.
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"China's countermeasures are rational, and the emphasis can be found in their quantitative and qualitative aspects," said the Global Times, a nationalistic newspaper linked to the Chinese Communist Party.
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The lab shipped the anthrax spores, meant to be inert, as part of a Pentagon program established in 2003 to help other labs develop countermeasures to potential anthrax attacks.
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German Economy Minister Brigitte Zypries asked the European Commission to look into possible countermeasures against the United States, following tough sanctions against Russia that could potentially hit European companies.
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Beijing branded the new laws "stark hegemonic acts" that were "full of prejudice and arrogance," and vowed it would retaliate with unspecified "firm countermeasures" if Washington didn't change course.
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The bill also includes funding increases to develop and manage stockpiles of medical countermeasures — the drugs, devices and vaccines that are needed to prevent and treat emerging health threats.
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A Commission source said that the level of proposed U.S. countermeasures was "greatly exaggerated", adding the amount of retaliation could only be determined by a World Trade Organization arbitrator.
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The U.S. official said Washington wanted to agree a deal to avoid similar disputes over subsidies in future, although it was prepared to seek countermeasures on EU products if necessary.
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"Developing better countermeasures against these sorts of nerve agents is a major thrust of our overall program," Dr. David A. Jett, director of the CounterACT program, said in a statement.
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China also expressed anger last month and threatened countermeasures after the Dalai Lama spoke at the European Parliament in the French city of Strasbourg and met its president, Martin Schulz.
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Sources familiar with U.S. intelligence reports assess that the Russian hypersonic glide vehicles are equipped with onboard countermeasures that are able to defeat even the most advanced missile-defense systems.
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Ma said that China would impose corresponding countermeasures should U.S. President Donald Trump move ahead with plans to increase duties on $200 billion of Chinese goods, to 25% from 10%.
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Even with the flurry of measures and countermeasures between the United States and China, the moves so far have touched only a fraction of their $650 billion in annual trade.
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On the trade front, China's Global Times editor in chief said in a tweet that Beijing will take further countermeasures in response to U.S. tariffs on $300 billion Chinese goods.
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One of the biggest challenges, according to Swadia and Spencer, was to ensure that the countermeasures used to contain 3ve as the investigation proceeded didn't tip off the scheme's perpetrators.
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The US was expected to take countermeasures to the tune of billions of dollars in tariffs — and the administration has been advertising a plan to do just that since April.
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China has not given any indication of what its "necessary countermeasures" will be, but last year Beijing responded to tariff hikes by raising taxes on $110 billion of American imports.
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If every plane at an airport had to be checked to ensure it was safe to fly after electronic countermeasures were deployed, that would cause extensive delays in resuming operations.
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South Korea's economic policy chief warned on Thursday of direct countermeasures against Japan if it keeps restrictions on exports of high-tech materials to its companies for a long time.
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" (March 2) "The U.S must strengthen its allies in Central and Eastern Europe through #NATO and ensure that there are effective countermeasures to the cyber war that Russia is engaging.
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Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying responded on Friday, saying that Beijing would have to take countermeasures if the U.S. was indeed committed to imposing new tariffs on Chinese goods.
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"If America does pass these tariffs then China will have to take the necessary countermeasures to protect the country's core and fundamental interests," Hua told a news briefing in Beijing.
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If talks fail to result in a deal with Washington that conforms with WTO rules, the EU could impose countermeasures "but that is by far the worse solution," said Merkel.
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Based on that research and the belief that rapid-fire questioning allows little opportunity for deception, Converus says that its system have been tuned to "virtually eliminate" these countermeasures' effectiveness.
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The company did not give proper consideration to inspections when cutting staff, it said in a report outlining the findings as well as countermeasures that it submitted to the government.
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But it's also arguable that it's better to have the possibility out in the open in order to either implement countermeasures or otherwise allow people to prepare themselves for it.
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Navy analyses have determined that the U.S. fleet needs 53 small surface combat ships to supplement the larger aircraft carriers and destroyers, undertaking tasks like antisubmarine warfare and mine countermeasures.
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It is not clear how the military would down a drone should the need arise but the Defense Department has developed a series of countermeasures capable of bringing down drones.
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COUNTERMEASURES Airbus said Boeing still received a raft of support and urged the United States to negotiate a "fair-trade environment" - a settlement proposal that Washington has so far rejected.
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The two sides are now in arbitration to decide the size of any countermeasures, starting with a U.S. request for authorisation to impose $11 billion in sanctions on EU goods.
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The markets are also jittery about the possibility of a global trade war after the Wall Street Journal said China was planning countermeasures to the Trump administration's threatened import duties.
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"Moreover, the facts that the proposed attack can nullify state-of-the-art solutions and is easy to launch, make it even more important to design and deploy its countermeasures."
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FATF said that if Iran did not step up its anti-money laundering efforts, FATF would consider asking its members to strengthen "countermeasures" directed at Iran as soon as June.
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The U.S. official told Reuters that the U.S. wants to agree to a deal to avoid sanctions but noted it is prepared to take countermeasures on EU products if prompted.
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BARDA will leverage its partnership model to make the most of its funds and decrease the time needed to identify, produce and make available the countermeasures essential to saving lives.
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"It's far too fast for the body clock to adapt to, and so they essentially experience a perpetual jet lag," said Erin Flynn-Evans, director of NASA's Fatigue Countermeasures Laboratory.
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In the arms race of ad blocking there's clearly never a dull moment as efforts to block ads are combated by publisher and platform countermeasures trying to fox the blocks.
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Microsoft said in a recently updated article on BitLocker countermeasures that using a startup PIN can mitigate cold boot attacks, but Windows users with "Home" licenses are out of luck.
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The Global Hawk does not have any stealth capabilities or high-end countermeasures for penetration missions, leaving it vulnerable to any air defense systems that can hit high-altitude targets.
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The two sides are now in arbitration to decide the size of any countermeasures, starting with a U.S. request for authorization to impose $11 billion in sanctions on EU goods.
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The trade war intensified on Friday, with China's Commerce Ministry proposing import tariffs on $60 billion worth of U.S. goods and warning that it reserved the right of further countermeasures.
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It said Japanese planes have taken similarly threatening gestures toward South Korean Navy ships at least four times since last month and promised "strong" countermeasures if such acts were repeated.
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The president has sought to ease tensions with 17 billion euros ($18.82 billion) of countermeasures to boost the monthly minimum wage, remove some taxes, and offer relief to poor retirees.
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"If Japan — even though it has great economic strength — attempts to harm our economy, the Korean Government also has countermeasures with which to respond," President Moon Jae-in said Friday.
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The requests for relief from corporations and industry groups are only expected to grow as the virus spreads and as countermeasures such as social distancing, lockdowns and travel restrictions intensify.
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Unlike Ebola, it is a new disease for which we have no countermeasures, it is transmissible through the air, and it is already present in many places around the world.
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If Americans knew much earlier about Russian actions, there will be questions about why they did not warn the targets, try countermeasures or call Russia out publicly before they did.
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On Thursday, China condemned the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act, and demanded that Trump veto the measures, warning of "strong countermeasures" if Trump signed the act into law.
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However, the FATF appeared to leave the door ajar for Iran saying "countries should also be able to apply countermeasures independently of any call by the FATF to do so."
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An adversary would use complex countermeasures, such as decoys, alongside the real missile to try to fool the defense system, but only simplistic versions of this trick have been included.
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"The implementation date of the taxation measures will be subject to the actions of the US, and China reserves the right to continue to introduce other countermeasures," China's release said.
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Responding to the tariffs, Germany's steel association called on the European Union to come up with effective countermeasures, warning Europe might be forced to absorb more volumes as a result.
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"We see a China that is seeking alliances as countermeasures to the U.S. actions," the president of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, Mats Harborn, said last week.
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It would give legal cover for strong countermeasures — including counter strikes in self-defence that may be pre-emptive when there are sufficient grounds to believe that attacks are imminent.
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To win over skeptical governments, the most effective countermeasures, such as a levy on transactions to tax havens, could be left to national discretion, a move that might create loopholes.
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Proceeds from the tax would bankroll things like job retraining, free community college, or perhaps a universal basic income―countermeasures Kim thinks might make a robotic future more bearable for humans.
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Psychologists at NASA have introduced countermeasures to the confining nature of the space station by increasing the amount of communication with family members and links to culture, movies, music and news.
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It said it was still investigating with regulators the explosion at the Chemring Countermeasures (CCM) factory near Salisbury in Wiltshire, which makes products to protect military ships and aircraft from missiles.
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Countermeasures have already been taken on both social networks to diffuse the game and the corresponding hashtag: for example, if you type #f57 into Instagram, you'll get a notification offering help.
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A European Commission source said on Tuesday the level of proposed U.S. countermeasures was "greatly exaggerated", adding the amount of retaliation could only be determined by a World Trade Organization arbitrator.
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Because nobody likes back pain and muscle loss, Chang suggested countermeasures that should be added to the already two- to three-hour workout astronauts have on the space station each day.
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Since 22014 the World Health Organisation has released an annual list of up to 22002 "blueprint priority diseases" requiring immediate attention based on their epidemic potential or lack of sufficient countermeasures.
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"As temperatures continue to increase from heat-trapping gases in the atmosphere, road deaths will likely increase more than expected unless there are major mitigating countermeasures," he said in a statement.
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The countermeasures "will be aimed at safeguarding interests of China and Russia and the strategic balance in the region", Xinhua said, citing a statement released after a China-Russia security meeting.
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The explosion at the Chemring Countermeasures factory, which left one person dead on Friday, has caused damage to parts of the factory's manufacturing operations and production is currently suspended, Chemring added.
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At the federal level, from the CDC to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), some of the world's leading experts on infectious disease are constantly vigilant for new threats and countermeasures.
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The teams benefited from a range of heat countermeasures, including water mist sprays and large fans on the field and players moving inside and away from the sun during water breaks.
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"Today we are prepared to add four Ebola countermeasures to the stockpile, whereas three years ago, very few products were even in early stages of development," BARDA Director Rick Bright said.
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Consequently, FATF should maintain Iran on its blacklist of high-risk jurisdictions and reimpose increased due diligence protocols, called countermeasures, aimed at protecting banks and financial institutions from AML/CFT risk.
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"TSA does not have information on its effectiveness in doing so, nor does it have data on the deterrent effect resulting from any of its other aviation security countermeasures," GAO wrote.
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The US Army is testing the new Common Infrared Countermeasures system to protect UH-60M Black Hawk helicopters by using a laser to confuse incoming missiles, making them veer off course.
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But the LCS program has more than doubled to $6900 million per ship, and the mine countermeasures capability is now not expected to be operational until 2628, according to the report.
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As with the risk of nuclear war in the last Cold War, I believe we need to closely monitor the exploitation of information, create deterrents and build countermeasures to adequately respond.
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After all, once the bad guys know with certainty that Apple's products are not secure, they will want to use tools that are not susceptible to countermeasures by the U.S. government.
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China's Commerce Ministry said Tuesday that the country will take strong countermeasures if the U.S. moves forward with its threat and issues fresh tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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Sources familiar with the U.S. intelligence reports assess that the Russian hypersonic glide vehicles are equipped with onboard countermeasures that are able to defeat even the most advanced missile-defense systems.
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"Every year, if a very serious accident happens, we come up with some countermeasures and revise the rules," said Ryuta Ishikawa, the captain of the team that won this year's tournament.
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Yet Britain took relatively modest countermeasures, and the two men accused of the killing, Andrei K. Lugovoi and Dmitri Kovtun, remain at large in Russia despite British demands for their extradition.
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"If the Japanese government does not withdraw its decision ... we cannot help but devise necessary countermeasures, including reciprocal measures," South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha told Japanese Ambassador Koji Tomita.
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"If the Japanese government does not withdraw its decision ... we cannot help but devise necessary countermeasures, including reciprocal measures," South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha told Japanese Ambassador Koji Tomita.
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An amendment to a bill on US countermeasures said that "commanders" and "authorities having a role in" the killing of Qassem Soleimani in a drone strike on Friday were also terrorists.
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Chris SmithChristopher (Chris) Henry SmithChina threatens 'strong countermeasures' if Congress passes Hong Kong legislation This week: Congress returns to chaotic Washington Nancy Pelosi is ready for this fight MORE (R-N.
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"There really isn't a national governance per se for those who are not federally or government funded," said Dr. William So, a biological countermeasures specialist at the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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Their sped-up testing seems intended to send a message that they can overwhelm antimissile defenses, deploying missiles faster than the United States and its allies can put countermeasures in place.
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Oil prices were pressured by China's warning to the United States on Thursday that it would take "firm countermeasures" in response to U.S. legislation backing anti-government protesters in Hong Kong.
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"If the U.S. continues to make the wrong moves, China will be taking strong countermeasures for sure," a spokesman for China's Foreign Ministry, Geng Shuang, told reporters in Beijing on Thursday.
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Our current systems are mostly mid-course, aiming at a missile as it coasts through space, where evasive moves and countermeasures like decoy warheads are more likely to foil our interceptors.
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Beijing warned that the United States would shoulder the consequences of China's countermeasures if it continued to "act arbitrarily" in regards to Hong Kong, the foreign ministry said in a statement.
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The crystals are being grown as a part of Countermeasures Against Chemical Threats (CounterACT), a National Institutes of Health initiative that aims to improve medical outcomes for victims of chemical attacks.
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And criminals are always trying to outsmart the latest protections or countermeasures, getting better, and faster, at turning regular-looking ATMs, or even payment terminals, into automated credit card-stealing machines.
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For example it calls 4chan a "chat room"; refers to Twitter as "Tweeter" and the Tor browser and "Thor"; failing to ascertain a suspect's IP address due to basic countermeasures like proxies.
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Deepfakes were lauded as a potential nuclear threat, and the government started seriously seeking countermeasures against the threat of deepfakes, with DARPA funding researchers to find new ways of detecting manipulated videos.
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"If the Americans take such a stubborn measure and endanger our national security we will put in place countermeasures in line with the policies of the Islamic Republic of Iran," Maj. Gen.
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Once hackers start breaking in from the inside — for example, through phishing e-mails, if only one employee opens such an e-mail, then those countermeasures that corporations have taken mean nothing.
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What happened: China's Foreign Ministry on Wednesday warned of "strong countermeasures" if the United States enacts legislation passed by the House of Representatives that indicates support of Hong Kong's pro-democracy protests.
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"There are lots of Chinese countermeasures, and, speaking honestly, we hope not to use them, because we always negotiate with the United States with sincerity and hope to achieve results," Wei said.
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There was downward pressure on yields later in the session after a Wall Street Journal report said China is planning countermeasures against U.S. tariffs, prompting a retreat to safe haven government bonds.
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Given that the US operates in the area, the theft of secrets of naval technology can be problematic if it's used to develop defensive countermeasures or to create a comparable weapons system.
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"That's when we at the Pentagon started to realize that militaries were developing fentanyl analogues as a form of chemical weapon and that we needed to start working on countermeasures," Weber said.
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During a rare live television broadcast of his cabinet meeting, President Moon Jae-in threatened countermeasures after Japan's cabinet approved the removal of South Korea's fast-track export status from Aug. 28.
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That meant countries should apply countermeasures when called upon to do so by the FATF and should also be able to do so independently of any call by the FATF, it added.
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NHK said that once the deadline passes, Japan would continue to push Seoul for proposals to end the dispute while preparing for countermeasures - including considering going to the International Court of Justice.
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I think it's easy to confuse the fact that when any technology is introduced, it takes a while for societies to come up with countermeasures that extract the benefits without the costs.
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In the wake of a ransomware cyber-attack that hit at least 200,000 computers in more than 150 countries, Microsoft President Brad Smith criticized the way governments are slow to share countermeasures.
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This provides the ability to understand how and potentially where a pathogen was prepared, its virulence and physical characteristics and even what medical countermeasures and decontamination techniques might be the most effective.
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Iran's foreign ministry on Tuesday denounced U.S. efforts to convince foreign nations to avoid purchasing oil from the country's government, vowing "equal countermeasures" if the U.S. tries to block exports from Iran.
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Equity futures took a dip after the Wall Street Journal that China was planning countermeasures to the Trump administration's threatened import duties, including levies on U.S. agricultural exports from farm belt states.
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In theory, that could improve the ability of China's so-called carrier-killer missile, the DF-21D, to strike faraway targets and complicate United States Navy efforts to develop countermeasures against it.
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In the US, a division of the Department of Human & Health Services known as the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority often plays the role of incentivizing medical countermeasures against an outbreak.
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China has threatened to retaliate with its own "countermeasures," which include ending purchases of American farm goods and establishing other nontariff barriers for companies trying to gain access to the Chinese market.
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Mr. Trump's comments provoked a swift response from the Chinese Commerce Ministry, which suggested that it was once again ready to retaliate against American companies and their products with its own countermeasures.
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Thailand's biosafety practices, links between public health and security authorities, and capacity to test and approve new medical countermeasures were among the areas for which the researchers gave the country top scores.
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The U.S. military is also investing resources in developing measures to combat the virus, including a vaccine, medical countermeasures and additional testing tools that can be deployed on ships or remote locations.
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Iran&aposs parliament added an emergency amendment to the bill on "US countermeasures" to include the entire US Department of Defense, the Islamic Republic News Agency and the Tasnim News Agency reported.
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It authorized the implementation of trade countermeasures against the EU in response to decades of subsidies to aircraft manufacturer Airbus that had previously been deemed illegal and anti-competitive under WTO rules.
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"Look at all the stimulus that [China is] putting in the system there, and the countermeasures that they're taking, I think we're setting ourselves up for really relative value opportunities," said Emons.
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U.S. industries vulnerable to potential Chinese countermeasures were hit hard, as investors reacted to concerns the tariffs could lead to a trade war that would hurt corporate profits and the global economy.
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Osram said management had implemented a number of countermeasures to increase revenue, as well as structural measures at its Opto Semiconductors business unit to help it achieve its guidance for the year.
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Countermeasures could include a special EU blocking statute developed in the 1990s but never fully used, to shield European firms doing business with Iran from U.S. legal action if Washington reimposes sanctions.
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Saikawa had said Nissan would need to "identify the issues of governance (and) really look back on what happened seriously and take immediate and fundamental countermeasures" because the alleged misconduct had been lengthy.
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"Countermeasures will be orchestrated to deal with the effects, including cuts in trade volume and foreign currency inflow, lack of supplies, and reduced production in each part of the economy," the report said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China threatened countermeasures on Tuesday if the United States deploys intermediate-range, ground-based missiles in Asia and warned U.S. allies of repercussions if they allow such weapons on their territory.
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The Chinese rare earths association on Wednesday said it would support countermeasures in the escalating trade dispute with the United States and accused Washington of using "trade bullying behavior" to suppress China's development.
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"If the U.S. obstinately clings to its own way, China has no choice but to take corresponding countermeasures," Ministry of Commerce Spokesman Gao Feng said Thursday in Mandarin, according to a CNBC translation.
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"After a couple of weeks, you're going to be falling asleep several hours later than you did the first day," Erin Flynn-Evans, director of NASA's Fatigue Countermeasures Laboratory, previously explained to CNN.
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But terrorists and their like will not take any notice of rules and regulations, and will hack software restrictions or build their own drones from readily available components to try to defeat countermeasures.
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The Swiss government would consider countermeasures should the European Commission decide not to recognise Swiss bourse rules as equivalent to EU standards, thus hampering cross-border trade, President Doris Leuthard told Swiss television.
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Drone countermeasures are particularly relevant in the wake of an apparent assassination attempt against Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro that was carried out by a pair of hexacopter drones rigged with remote-triggered explosives.
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The Navy also said the new plan would have those crews focusing during a deployment on only one mission of the ships' three missions -- anti-submarine warfare, anti-surface warfare and mine countermeasures.
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During the call, Trudeau told Trump that Canada had no choice but to announce reciprocal countermeasures to the steel and aluminum tariffs, according to a separate statement issued by Canada late on Friday.
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Chemring, which makes ejector seats for fighter jets and flares used to counter heat-seeking missiles, said profit was hurt by a lower margin sales mix and production issues in its countermeasures unit.
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"If America wants to take a serious step in this direction it will definitely be met with a reaction and equal countermeasures from Iran," foreign ministry spokesman Bahram Qassemi said, according to Reuters.
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Overcoming that deficiency will require the deployment of robust counter-UAS (CUAS) platforms designed to detect, track and identify hostile or threatening drones, and offer operators a range of countermeasures to interdict them.
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China's threat to impose countermeasures further sent global stocks sprawling on Thursday with oil also deepening its slide over recession fears, although U.S. stocks opened higher on Thursday amid strong retail sales data.
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In response, rather than escalate, Iran withdrew some of their IRGC personnel from Iraq, and the number of casualties from Iranian EFPs slowly decreased as the military campaign bore fruit and countermeasures improved.
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The U.S. has targeted about $250 billion in Chinese imports so far in 2018, while China responded with countermeasures of about $110 billion, the central bank said in its quarterly monetary policy report.
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The funding for the tip-of-the-spear institution, the Department of Homeland Security's National Bioforensics Analysis and Countermeasures Center, due to be cut, was only restored at the last minute in September.
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While cyber countermeasures are available and justifiable, retaliation in the form of stealing corporate secrets from Chinese or Russian companies is not something the United States has any interest in pursuing right now.
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There is often little momentum for action in Washington if a President is not on board -- one reason why many people doubt the impact of countermeasures against Russia's efforts to taint US democracy.
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But when it comes to deterring the kinds of low-level probes, espionage and attacks that flow through European computer networks every week, NATO commanders do not seem prepared to take aggressive countermeasures.
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A lack of large case explosions, such as what happened with South Korea's "Patient 31," who singlehandedly spread the disease to thousands, suggests that these cluster countermeasures have been mostly effective thus far.
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But the KN-24 flies lower than most ballistic missiles and has fins that allow it to move, meaning it has a better chance of hitting its target because it can evade countermeasures.
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All of the brilliant countermeasures discussed, like the plan set forth by Andrew Kolodny of Brandeis University to obtain sufficient funding for a national medication assistance intervention, will not succeed without designated leadership.
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Last week, the EU's Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom said that if the U.S. imposed these levies, it would be "very unfortunate," and added that the bloc had prepared its own list of countermeasures.
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"If America wants to take a serious step in this direction, it will definitely be met with a reaction and equal countermeasures from Iran," Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qassemi was quoted as saying.
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The Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI), which was set up after Ebola to figure out novel ways to develop countermeasures for epidemic disease threats for which there's currently no vaccine or therapeutic.
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Hua said China would set no timeline or deadline for a trade deal and would take "decisive" countermeasures to defend its interests if what she called U.S. protectionism and bullying over trade continued.
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"China will definitely take strong countermeasures, in response to the wrong decisions by the U.S. side, to defend its sovereignty, security and development interests," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang said in Beijing.
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China's Commerce Ministry also said on Thursday that Beijing would have to adopt necessary countermeasures if Washington unilaterally escalates trade tensions, and that U.S. pressure have caused serious setbacks to the trade talks.
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An Air Force F-13 fighter flying at 430 miles per hour deployed a Perdix from its countermeasures-dispenser, a cluster of tubes that normally contain ejectable flares and radar-fooling metallic chaff.
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In June, a project from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) called Countermeasures Against Chemical Threats (CounterACT) flew samples of human AChE enzyme aboard a SpaceX Dragon-11 capsule to the International Space Station.
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China meanwhile condemned the United States on Wednesday after the Trump administration pushed ahead with plans to slap tariffs on about $50 billion of Chinese industrial and hi-tech products, and vowed imminent countermeasures.
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TAIPEI, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Taiwan is considering countermeasures if the Philippines does not lift a ban on Taiwanese citizens visiting the country over fears about the coronavirus, the island's foreign ministry said on Thursday.
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Boeing's current contract is only for $170 million, but many details about the overall replacement project, such as how much of the aforementioned countermeasures and security specs will be included, is still in flux.
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With the border wall, we built a fence, and the countermeasures immediately popped up — whether building a ramp that can drive right up to the fence or using catapults or using drones or tunnels.
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Mr. Garry is a professor of microbiology and immunology at Tulane University and a member of the Viral Hemorrhagic Fever Consortium, a public-private partnership developing countermeasures for emerging viral diseases, including rapid diagnostics.
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Video A spokesman for President Vladimir Putin of Russia struck a cautious tone and said Moscow remained committed to building "constructive relations with the U.S." and wouldn't draft countermeasures before learning the full details.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China and Russia have agreed to take further unspecified "countermeasures" in response to a U.S. plan to deploy an anti-missile system in South Korea, state news agency Xinhua reported on Friday.
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SEOUL, July 4 (Reuters) - South Korea's economic policy chief warned on Thursday of direct countermeasures against Japan if it keeps restrictions on exports of high-tech materials to its companies for a long time.
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If Russia does interfere in the 2018 midterms, as we expect, then the United States can take the serious countermeasures that the National Security Agency and Cyber Command have discussed to deter future attacks.
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"China does not want to fight a trade war, but in the face of this aggressive attitude from the United States and violation of rights, we cannot but and must take countermeasures," he said.
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Morgan Stanley forecast that if the U.S. lifts tariffs on all imports from China to 251.2 percent for 22016-2500 months and China takes countermeasures, the U.S. would be in recession in three quarters.
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Morgan Stanley forecast that if the U.S. lifts tariffs on all imports from China to 25 percent for 4-6 months and China takes countermeasures, the U.S. would be in recession in three quarters.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China "means what it says" when it says it will consider countermeasures against the planned U.S. deployment of an advanced anti-missile system in South Korea, the defense ministry said on Thursday.
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On February 14, the Foundation pushed out a new version of geth—the Ethereum node interface—that added countermeasures suggested by the researchers, such as limiting the number of incoming connections for a node.
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With reported cases of the virus surging to 1,543, an increase of 171 in a single day, Mr. Johnson said Britain was on the cusp of a rapid spread that demanded more draconian countermeasures.
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"The above-mentioned measures are entirely necessary and reciprocal countermeasures that China is compelled to take in response to the unreasonable oppression the Chinese media organizations experience in the US," the ministry's statement continued.
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The bill also includes $219 million to the National Institutes of Health to support research and understanding of the novel coronavirus as well as develop countermeasures for the prevention and treatment of the virus.
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Wearing a mask "is a MUST while using public transportation," reads a message from the Seoul Metropolitan Disaster and Safety Countermeasures Headquarters that popped up when joining a public WiFi network in recent days.
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"If the U.S. decides to impose WTO authorized countermeasures, it will be pushing the EU into a situation where we will have no other option than do the same," she said in the statement.
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Back in April, the administration of President Donald Trump published a long list of E.U. goods that might be subject to new tariffs if the WTO arbitrators approved trade countermeasures in the Airbus case.
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In late May and early June, the indictment adds, the Russians took "countermeasures" to maintain access to DNC and DCCC networks after the Democratic groups hired a security company to fight off the intrusions.
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The Swedish Defense Research Agency has also argued that the limitations of those systems plus NATO&aposs countermeasures mean the "A2/AD bubble" is not as imposing as it&aposs made out to be.
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We commend the president's quick action to submit a 2016 supplemental funding request specifically for Zika; however, we believe biosecurity medical countermeasures development and procurement programs at BARDA must be adequately funded every year.
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Bank of Italy governor said that if so-called "safeguard clauses" were to be deactivated "without any countermeasures in place", Italy's deficit would stand around 3 percent of GDP both in 2020 and 2021.
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Chemring earlier this month reported a larger first-half pretax loss and forecast full-year results slightly below market expectations, hurt by a lower margin sales mix and production issues in its countermeasures unit.
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"The implementation date of the taxation measures will be subject to the actions of the US, and China reserves the right to continue to introduce other countermeasures," China's release said, according to a translation.
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The Volpe Alcohol Countermeasures Laboratory tests every device sent by manufacturers at several blood alcohol concentration levels and at different breath sample volumes and flow intensities before the device is included on the list.
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North Korea said it would not beg to talk with Washington and denounced upcoming U.S.-South Korean joint-military exercises, warning that it would take countermeasures against the United States if they went ahead.
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"The implementation date ... will be subject to the actions of the US, and China reserves the right to continue to introduce other countermeasures," the Chinese State Council, a government body, said in a statement.
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Since the lawsuit was announced, there has been a rapid-fire slate of media appearances from Daniels and her attorney Avenatti, as well as legal countermeasures by Trump's representatives (principally Cohen) meant to silence them.
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"Whatever countermeasures [China] may be planning in the event that the bill is ratified, it surely won't help the longevity of the limited trade truce between the two nations," said Rabobank analyst Bas van Geffen.
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"Based on what I know, China is seriously considering restricting rare earth exports to the U.S. China may also take other countermeasures in the future," Hu Xijin, editor-in-chief, wrote on his Twitter account.
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The Ministry of Finance said last week on its website, citing a person from the Customs Tariff Commission of the State Council, that China will have to take "necessary countermeasures," according to a CNBC translation.
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Morgan Stanley, meanwhile, forecast that if the United States increases tariffs on all imports from China to 25 percent for 4-6 months, and China takes countermeasures, a U.S. recession would follow in three quarters.
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"While we need to be ready with countermeasures in case there is no other way out, I still believe that dialogue is what should prevail," Cecilia Malmström, Europe's top trade official, said in a statement.
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China's spokesperson at the foreign ministry, Hua Chunying, said at a daily press briefing that Beijing would have to take countermeasures if the U.S. was committed to putting more tariffs on Chinese goods, Reuters reported.
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The government has also notified the World Trade Organization that it may adopt its own countermeasures to "rebalance" trade following the EU's actions, according to a joint statement from the foreign, economy and agriculture ministries.
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North Korea's foreign minister said President Donald Trump had declared war on the country and it reserved the right to take countermeasures, including shooting down U.S. bombers even if they are not in its airspace.
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The agency has been so reluctant to release any substantive details about the attack or the countermeasures it has taken since that Congress is calling for an independent investigation (PDF) by the Government Accountability Office.
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" And in a follow-up letter to another letter of inquiry, it said that it would "undermine our system's security to provide a specific roadmap" of its countermeasures, citing the "ongoing nature of the threats.
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The Senate version nixes several sections in the House bill, including a provision that would have allowed other countries to take "proportionate countermeasures under international law" in response to those who wage cyberattacks against them.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's industry ministry said on Friday officials briefed their South Korean counterparts on Japanese export restrictions and reiterated that they were not countermeasures in a row over the issue of forced wartime labor.
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"My responsibility is to bring countermeasures across the whole company based on the results of the investigation," said Mitsubishi Materials President Akira Takeuchi, in response to questions about whether he would resign over the matter.
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The blackmailing and pressure by the US will never work on China if the US take measures to further escalate the situation we will surely take countermeasures to firmly uphold our legitimate rights and interests.
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Western countries have a real interest in developing countermeasures to foreign governments interfering in their elections while also not creating a domestic political climate in which no debate or disagreement around Russia policy is permitted.
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As Borgaonkar mentioned, much of this is because these apps typically only have limited access to a host phone's capabilities; meaning that for more effective countermeasures, developers may need additional support from mobile operators themselves.
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"If the Japanese government does not withdraw their decision...we cannot help but devise necessary countermeasures, including reciprocal measures," South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha told Japanese Ambassador Koji Tomita earlier in the day.
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For the last decade, there has been bipartisan commitment in Congress to work with pharmaceutical manufacturers to develop and purchase medical countermeasures for a national stockpile that is ready if and when it is needed.
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"We are well prepared because we have decent financial resources so if there is an economic crisis, we can take countermeasures but at the moment we're only seeing slower growth," Scholz told public broadcaster ARD.
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He issued national goals for rebuilding the North's economy and preparing active and "offensive political, diplomatic and military countermeasures for firmly preserving the sovereignty and security of the country," according to state media on Tuesday.
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The letter noted that carriers in countries like Nigeria, the UK, and Australia often give SIM swap data to financial institutions to help them take additional security countermeasures in the wake of SIM hijacking theft.
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"One member said the BOJ must consider countermeasures against the side effects of its policy before they materialized," as some banks were suffering from low profits and unrealized losses on securities holdings, the minutes showed.
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" Even those that do have the technical knowledge, Watling added, "are unlikely to be attentive enough to pick up small unmanned aerial vehicles or low flying missiles on their radar... quickly enough to coordinate countermeasures.
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If the United States deploys interceptors in space, Russia and China will probably pursue countermeasures in the form of space mines that could trail American space-based interceptors, at a small fraction of the cost.
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Warnings and limitations like those in Smart Compose remain the most-used countermeasures in complex systems, said John Hegele, integration engineer at Durham, North Carolina-based Automated Insights Inc, which generates news articles from statistics.
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According to prosecutors, leaked reports on the Afghan war included information on militants' improvised explosive device designs and attacks, including details of U.S. and coalition countermeasures against such home-made explosive devices and their limitations.
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Technology, rare earth minerals and the education sector have been dragged into the scuffle between China and the U.S., but as Beijing considers more countermeasures, experts said America's financial sector is unlikely to be a target.
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Read more: Who's fighting who in Yemen, where conflict and political rivalry have engulfed the country for nearly a century In 2016, the Houthis fired missiles at US Navy warships, forcing the ships to take countermeasures.
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Speaking at a plenary in Orlando on Friday for the Financial Action Task Force, an intergovernmental organization focused on the global financial system, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin noted that Iran could face countermeasures in the future.
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Kudlow said in a Fox News interview on Sunday that he expects China to retaliate against the U.S. Beijing threatened to take "countermeasures" against the U.S. last week, but so far it has not done so.
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The government has also notified the World Trade Organization (WTO) that it may adopt its own countermeasures to "rebalance" trade following the EU's actions, according to a joint statement from the foreign, economy and agriculture ministries.
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Europe is offering political support and a modest trade channel if Iran continues to meet its nuclear deal obligations, but that support will be harder to sustain if Iran slips back into the FATF countermeasures category.
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Only in the next several days did the Commerce Ministry release online statements, one confirming chief trade negotiator Liu He's travels to the U.S. and another warning of "necessary countermeasures" if the Trump administration raised tariffs.
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Given these findings, Drs Zhang and Yu argue that if the biochemical mechanism driving plants to send out incorrect warning signals can be found, it might be possible to come up with more effective agricultural countermeasures.
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If the Trump administration refused to budge — as the tough rhetoric implies is a strong possibility — then European countries would need to threaten countermeasures, potentially including threats against American companies operating in European jurisdictions if required.
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It's rarely discussed publicly, but people in government say that a domestic attack — although unlikely to be on the scale of 9/11 because of all the countermeasures that have been added — is a constant possibility.
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"If America wants to take a serious step in this direction it will definitely be met with a reaction and equal countermeasures from Iran," foreign ministry spokesman Bahram Qassemi was quoted as saying on state media.
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The moves comes as the record subsidy dispute, which has been grinding its way through the WTO for almost 15 years, reaches a climax, with both sides in arbitration to decide the size of any countermeasures.
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Europe is the biggest exporter of steel to the United States, accounting for nearly 5 million tonnes of total annual imports of about 35 million, and Brussels has warned Trump it would impose countermeasures if hit.
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The European Union: President of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, said: "The Commission will bring forward in the next few days a proposal for countermeasures against the US to rebalance the situation," per the Telegraph.
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North Korea's foreign minister claimed Monday that President Trump "declared war" on Pyongyang through a late-night Saturday tweet, and as a member of the UN, it has every right to take countermeasures to protect itself.
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The Indian army has denied all the allegations in the article, telling the BBC that they are "baseless and unsubstantiated," and there have been "no injuries or casualties due to countermeasures undertaken by the army."Col.
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Investing in public health means having strong disease surveillance systems and lab networks in place, public health officials ready to coordinate emergency health responses, and research capacity to quickly develop outbreak countermeasures like medicines and vaccines.
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Speaking to Fox News, Graham says "it would be very hard" to vote for Tillerson unless he breaks with Trump, clearly blames Russia for campaign-season hacking, and offers some kind of countermeasures in response. Sen.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China on Friday said it "deeply regrets" the United States' decision to increase tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods to 25% from 10%, adding without elaborating that it would take necessary countermeasures.
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The ministry said items on the two tariff exemption lists posted on its website will not be subject to additional duties imposed by China on U.S. goods "as countermeasures to U.S. Section 301 measures", it said.
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New moths arose in response, equipped with countermeasures: They could broadcast sounds that either jammed the bat's sonar, probably by throwing off the estimate of the moths' distance, or advertised that the moth's tissues were poisonous.
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And there's the argument that unprecedented times require unprecedented countermeasures: The defiance of the Congress is so systematic by the administration that maybe it calls for norm disruption on the part of the House as well.
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On Friday, the state-run English-language newspaper China Daily said in an editorial that China would not "surrender" to U.S. demands and "will not hesitate to take countermeasures against U.S. tariffs to safeguard China's interests" .
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The panel found the former executives had failed to take countermeasures to strengthen the Fukushima plant despite foreseeing the dangers it faced from tsunamis, according to a copy of the 31-page ruling seen by Reuters.
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The trio want the intelligence community to produce a report that includes descriptions of when "confirmed or suspected" deepfakes have been produced by foreign individuals (there are no current examples of this), and to suggest potential countermeasures.
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South Korea's countermeasures will see it drop Japan from its own list of favoured trading partners and hasten filing of a complaint to the World Trade Organisation over Japan's export controls, Finance Minister Hong Nam-ki said.
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But with a 13 percent cut to CDC's preparedness and response capability, and complete elimination of DHS's National Biodefense Analysis and Countermeasures Center, the delay before these and other facts are known would increase, costing many lives.
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South Korea's countermeasures will see it drop Japan from its own list of favored trading partners and hasten filing of a complaint to the World Trade Organization over Japan's export controls, Finance Minister Hong Nam-ki said.
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As the investigation into last week's attack in London moves forward and details begin to emerge, investigators must piece together the factors that contributed to the relative failure of this attack and how to better improve countermeasures.
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"The regular renewal of sanctions against Russia, which include the suspension of Russian-American cooperation in the field of nuclear energy demands the adoption of countermeasures against the U.S. side," the Russian government said on its website.
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The company's first line of defense against impersonation is the countermeasures that flag accounts that run afoul of Twitter policies on spam — violations that can be easier for the platform to identify and stop at large scale.
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"The Chinese government and Chinese companies must face these new circumstances, take up new countermeasures and get through this stage of crisis," Fang Xingdong, the founder of ChinaLabs, a technology think tank in Beijing, said on Thursday.
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If the government lifts its response to "Phase 3", it means it considers the coronavirus to be circulating widely among the population, requiring extra countermeasures - but it was not immediately clear what those new measures would be.
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"We do a huge amount of research in these areas," said Dr. Jeffrey P. Gold, chancellor of the University of Nebraska Medical Center, citing work on infectious diseases and research on countermeasures to weapons of mass destruction.
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Mr. Kim called the test on Tuesday "a meaningful prelude to containing Guam" and "a curtain-raiser" of the North's "resolute countermeasures against" the joint military exercises that the United States and South Korea began last week.
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"If it were a military weapon, the response would be to do everything possible to develop countermeasures," he said at the NEJM event, adding that a "sense of urgency is lacking" when it comes to biologic threats.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Wednesday sharply criticized U.S. President Donald Trump's plan to introduce tariffs on steel and aluminum imports and warned Washington that the European Union was ready to take countermeasures if necessary.
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The president and the Department of Homeland Security's fiscal 2018 budget call for the closure of the National Urban Security Technology laboratory along with the Chemical Security Analysis Center and the National Biodefense Analysis and Countermeasures Center.
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Chris SmithChristopher (Chris) Henry SmithGOP lawmaker to offer bill to create universal charitable deduction on 'Giving Tuesday' China threatens 'strong countermeasures' if Congress passes Hong Kong legislation This week: Congress returns to chaotic Washington MORE (R-N.
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