After the fight finally de-escalates Buddy viciously chastises his team.
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If this approach de-escalates conflict and builds trust, everyone wins.
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But most say that it depends on how the trade war escalates, or de-escalates.
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Finally, Jackson (Jesse Williams) cleverly de-escalates the standoff by unplugging the heart monitor, convincing Gary that Derek is dead.
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There's no clear consensus among analysts on where the yuan might be headed, but many have said it depends on how the trade war escalates, or de-escalates.
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Comcast's move de-escalates one of the media industry's most high-profile confrontations, which pitted Comcast Chief Executive Brian Roberts against Fox Executive Chairman Rupert Murdoch and Disney CEO Bob Iger.
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And every bike the company sells into the domestic market is still made in the U.S. "There is still hope that perhaps the tariff discussion and implementation de-escalates," she said.
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"They have the potential to broker a deal that de-escalates the situation in way that the Indian and Pakistani governments can successfully sell to their respective populations as wins," he said.
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"Companies are more willing to discuss, more willing to listen, and it de-escalates the situation," Jason Day, a partner at the law firm Perkins Coie who advises public companies on stockholder activism, tells Axios.
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"I'm not sure how this situation de-escalates, not just because of the media hype on both sides, but also because China may not have an interest in de-escalating," said Yvonne Chiu, assistant professor at the Department of Politics at the University of Hong Kong.
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For those who occasionally spar with him, like Senator Jeff Flake, it is a veritable third rail, with Flake recently announcing that he would not support the confirmation of any judges (except for Anthony Kennedy's Supreme Court replacement) unless Trump de-escalates his budding trade war.
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As Trump and Xi plan to meet on the sidelines of the G-20 meeting in Argentina, there is hope that the two will work out an agreement that de-escalates the trade tensions and puts a hold on future tariffs, especially the increase from 10 percent to 25 percent on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports slated to go into effect beginning next year.
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MPT international team member Martha Larsen de-escalates an Israeli soldier during a raid on the West Bank MPT deployed its first international peace team in 1993, sending its members to take part in a three-month project in Bosnia, joining Mir Sada ("Peace Now" in Serbo-Croatian).Rupersberg, Nicole. "An Evening with Michael Moore." The Detroiter.
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The sessions often degrade into angry, posturing tirades by members against others, which Oliver de- escalates but uses to help them understand their rage. Eric begins to observe this format, and also bond with the other group members. While his father has ordered him to "learn to behave" from the therapist, he is annoyed by his son "fraternizing" with blacks. But when three inmates are paid with drugs to "dunk" Eric in his toilet, one of his black group-mates steps in to save him.
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