Asahi is drawing back from China to focus more on Europe and other Asian markets.
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Viewing migrants as a threat is part and parcel of Trump's larger unilateralist vision, with its drawing back from traditional alliances and push for trade war.
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Not since the 1994 Summit of the Americas has the region been as interested in deepening rather than in drawing back from relations with the United States.
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Bigger American banks have also been drawing back from taking on large commercial property loans because they can no longer count on being able to sell some of the credit to investors through syndication.
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Drawing back from imposing tariffs on the United States after 15 years of trench warfare with Boeing at the WTO would upset Airbus which has threatened to review long-term UK investments after Brexit, several industry sources said.
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With the United States drawing back from the region and talking peace with the Taliban at literally the same moment as the attack on Pulwama, the Indians likely feel uncomfortable being left alone, so to speak, with a Pakistan free from its American minders.
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And I love this moment between them where you can sort of see it welling up for Dany, and it was great job by Emilia [the actress Emilia Clarke] of sort of feeling it and almost falling into it and drawing back from it.
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The deal was hailed by commentators in the United States and Europe for drawing back from an escalation in a trade war that had threatened to take the world back to the kind of protectionism not seen since the 1930s, although some cautioned the relief may be only temporary.
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Poynter, a global journalism institute, explains it as when the writer "backs up to provide context for the scene in the lead, like a filmmaker drawing back from a close-up to a wide-angle shot," writing: This is the "nut section," that provides the background by addressing "How?" and "Why?" the scene described in the lead came to be.
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Defense Secretary Ben Wallace told The Sunday Times that Trump&aposs isolationist foreign policy meant the UK was considering drawing back from its long-standing defense alliance with the US."Over the last year we&aposve had the US pullout from Syria, the statement by Donald Trump on Iraq where he said NATO should take over and do more in the Middle East," Wallace said.
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He refused to follow the logical direction of his natural law theory by drawing back from radicalism, according to Ferguson, who feels that Otis appears inconsistent. Samuelson, on the other hand, argues that Otis should be seen as a practical political thinker rather than a theorist, and that explains why his positions changed as he adjusted to altered political realities and exposed the constitutional dilemmas of colonial parliamentary representation and the relationship between Great Britain and the North American colonies.Samuelson, 1999 Otis did not identify himself as a revolutionary; his peers, too, generally viewed him as more cautious than the incendiary Samuel Adams. Otis at times counseled against the mob violence of the radicals and argued against Adams's proposal for a convention of all the colonies resembling that of the Glorious Revolution of 1688.
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Having calypso identified with bacchanal meant that calypso was linked and limited to the bacchanal season of Carnival: "Once upon a time the entire Carnival was an expression of rebellion. Once there were stickfighters who assembled each year to keep alive in battles between themselves the practice of warriorhood born in them; and there were devils, black men who blackened themselves further with black grease to make of their very blackness a menace, a threat." Lovelace hopes that his work will help create an environment that will break the residual impasse of the colonial hangover. Drawing back from his idea of "two spaces", the ethnic space and the creole space, he argues that Africans have poured a lot of themselves into that creole space because they were denied a legitimate ethnic space, which thus provides them with the opportunity and responsibility of seeing that this space is made into a real meeting place for all.
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