And it's no longer just about proximity or mutual interest.
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We respond very well to respect -- mutual respect -- and mutual interest.
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The idea, Tinder says, is to give users a mutual interest.
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The two talked about "issues of mutual interest," the report said.
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From there, based on mutual interest, the list was culled to seven.
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We bonded over current events and a mutual interest in Southern culture.
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It is a win-win-win, a case of joint mutual interest.
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You won't have to read their bio to find a mutual interest.
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BESPOKE ARRANGEMENT - May's goal, to reflect mutual interest in maintaining close ties.
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The two boys became fast friends after discovering a mutual interest in rollerblades.
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This isn't a big romance, but I'd say there's some mutual interest there.
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All 1,700+ members share the mutual interest of witchcraft, but in varied forms.
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It's just that both people have decided that there isn't this mutual interest.
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But one critical bit of information is missing: whether there is mutual interest.
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They had originally met in Montreal, sharing a mutual interest in experimental games.
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Bilateral talks continue on cooperation in areas of mutual interest such as security.
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Justice Drager noted that art had been a mutual interest during the Macklowes' marriage.
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In fact, negotiation and careful opening to foes on areas of mutual interest works.
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In 2015, they took a travel sabbatical to pursue their mutual interest in wine.
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Rather, the goal of our new feature is to make quality, mutual-interest based recommendations.
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Both countries should focus on advancing areas of mutual interest and working productively through disagreements.
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The Boston Celtics are among the teams with which he's rumored to share mutual interest.
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A group of sometimes disparate people, pulled together by mutual interest in a video game.
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"We just had a mutual interest in farts," Caruso explains of why their collaboration worked.
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So the US and China share a mutual interest in solving the North Korean problem peacefully.
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The court did say that a settlement of the dispute was a "matter of mutual interest".
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But in Afrin they have a common enemy and a mutual interest in blocking Turkish advances.
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First, Klaus and Mečiar agreed that partition was in their mutual interest, though for different reasons.
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The three-day policy meeting ended without any proposals, or even a statement of mutual interest.
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Did one of you propose the idea of swinging first, or was it a mutual interest?
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In a rare moment of bipartisan agreement — if not mutual interest — the campaigns of both Mrs.
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Some analysts think that mutual interest in propping up prices may override discontent in the organization.
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Despite the displays of obstinacy, the president continued to reach out on issues of mutual interest.
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Anything that has people coming together through mutual interest or commonality will contribute to this, including music.
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Their mutual interest in and commitment to black horror breaks them all out of their expected boxes.
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He defended his actions by citing both the prevalence of alcohol and the assumption of mutual interest.
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TRUMP: I think it's a mutual interest, but we're being reimbursed like it's only in our interest.
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The two bonded over a mutual interest in expanding capital access to traditionally underserved small-business owners.
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For years now, both sides have recognized a mutual interest in co-operation to prevent terror attacks.
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Chaisson defended his group's industry support and said that it's simply a matter of mutual interest — not Astroturf.
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Those actions would include high-level visits and accords of cooperation in areas of mutual interest, it said.
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Cumbo even mentions to us one couple who found love through a mutual interest in Charles Bukowski's grave.
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Make it easy: hang out doing something of mutual interest, or just grab quick, low-intensity coffee together.
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Infrastructure is one of the rare policy areas where Democrats and Trump share mutual interest in pursuing change.
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The mutual interest works in the other direction, too: 16 percent of Sanders' potential voters are eyeing Yang.
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Trump and Abe discussed a range of other regional and global issues of mutual interest, the White House said.
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The two discussed arms control and other global security issues and agreed that improving relations was a mutual interest.
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So when I became a food writer, my father and I shared, for the first time, a mutual interest.
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President Trump and Prime Minister Abe also discussed a range of other regional and global issues of mutual interest.
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Democrats maintain that they share a mutual interest with Trump to pursue an issue that they both campaigned on.
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Mr. Obama defended the right of a close friend to give an opinion on a matter of mutual interest.
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Of course if you know... [In Russian] RU2: I think we have to have a common mutual interest with them.
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In the end, the court demanded nothing of Chile, saying merely that a settlement is a "matter of mutual interest".
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I met Matthew (not his real name) on Hinge last summer and we quickly established a mutual interest: Italian food.
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Britain barely grows them but America does, so there's a mutual interest in dropping tariffs, which start at 3.5 percent.
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The couple, who will use the surname Freitas-Groff, met in 2016 through their mutual interest in animal-rights advocacy.
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We want to find solutions that are of mutual interest, that create a win-win situation with the United States.
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The couple, who will use the surname Freitas-Groff, met in 22015 through their mutual interest in animal-rights advocacy.
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"So far they have achieved substantive progress on many issues of mutual interest," Zhang said ahead of parliament's opening on Tuesday.
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"Both sides should work together to make the cake of mutual interest bigger and not simply seek fairer distribution," he said.
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Vladimir Putin has visited North Korea and in November sent a military delegation to conduct high-ranking talks about mutual interest.
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There is clear understanding that we have mutual interest in reducing the trade deficit, something that China has agreed with us.
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" The readout noted that the two presidents also discussed issues of mutual interest, agreeing to "continue bilateral cooperation in combating terrorism.
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S. relationship and discussing areas of mutual interest Trudeau also invited Trump to visit Canada and Trump reciprocated, Trudeau's office said.
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It is an evolved mechanism whereby the human organism proceeds through life sustained on every side by bonds of mutual interest.
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But there is mutual interest in establishing some sort of parameters around this, because everybody would suffer from a space conflict.
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"Foxconn plans to begin regular engagements with its investors, stakeholders, and the general public on areas of mutual interest," the company said.
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"Foxconn plans to begin regular engagements with its investors, stakeholders, and the general public on areas of mutual interest," the company said.
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Founders and investors have a mutual interest in the future of a startup, but it's hard for each to assess the other.
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He had already begun bonding with fellow jazz progressives like Mr. Taborn and Ben Monder over their mutual interest in heavy music.
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Engagement with China, meaning consistent and significant dialogue on areas of mutual interest, had defined Washington-Beijing relations since the Nixon era.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Chad on Sunday to stress the two countries' mutual interest in confronting Islamist insurgencies on the continent.
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If two users both swipe right on each other, indicating mutual interest, they are able to chat with each other in the app.
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"The general mutual interest that these crossings create between the people is what lasts, and therefore we look at this broadly," he said.
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After castigating Democrats as obstructionists, Mr. Trump may now seek common cause on areas of mutual interest like infrastructure projects, immigration and taxes.
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Build off of your mutual interest in cold brew coffee or outdoor concerts, and find a way to work it into future conversations.
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Apollo, which Qi launched in April, offers a platform for secure sharing in the mutual interest of better, safer cars on the road.
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The North Korean official, Pak Myong Guk, and Feltman discussed bilateral cooperation and other issues of mutual interest, the KCNA news agency reported.
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The startup let users select which Facebook friends they were attracted to and would only disclose it to them if there was mutual interest.
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There is mutual interest in ensuring that it is no longer 'business as usual' in the leadership and management of national community health systems.
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" The official noted that Scaparrotti and Gerasimov have spoken over the phone and demonstrated a "clear mutual interest to maintain military lines of communication.
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In June 2016, the agency announced that it would be collaborating with the UAE on space endeavors, specifically noting their mutual interest in Mars.
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Even more ambitiously, OPEC seems to want some form of understanding with shale producers based on their mutual interest in avoiding another price collapse.
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And, we also can create synergies between portfolio companies and Comcast and NBCUniversal to help accelerate growth if there is mutual interest and benefit.
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Jackson and Hornacek met in Los Angeles on Monday and came away with strong mutual interest, according to a person briefed on their discussions.
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Jeffrey Feltman, the UN's undersecretary-general for Political Affairs, will meet with officials and discuss "issues of mutual interest and concern," the UN announced.
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Britain said it would work with the EU to enforce new sanctions after it leaves the EU, where it was in their mutual interest.
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" Without any specific details, the agency added that "they also discussed the latest regional and international developments, as well as issues of mutual interest.
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Data collected from 124 male dolphins over nine years showed that spongers associated with one another based on their mutual interest in foraging techniques.
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The agenda will include the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics as well as other issues of mutual interest, ministry spokesman Baik Tae-hyun told a regular briefing.
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We welcome the opportunity to partner with the Chromium community in the areas of battery life, touch, accessibility, security, and other areas of mutual interest.
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"Pork inflation is really high in china right now so pork could be a potential issue where both sides have a mutual interest," Friedrichs said.
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The idea, according to Tinder, is to give users a mutual interest — whether that be sport, dog-walking, or drinking alone in a dark bar.
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A good joke, a mutual interest in obscure musical theater, the smell of a baked pasta in the oven, wrists, and not being talked over.
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When you're interviewing for a role Getting called in for an interview is the intermediate step: There's mutual interest, however, you don't have the job.
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In a bathroom that replicates the gratuitously detailed toilets of AAA videogames, you exchange eye contact with another man to signal mutual interest and consent.
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Mr. Mattis tried to concentrate on security issues between the two countries, including finding areas of mutual interest and ways to avoid provocation and conflict.
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The two also "reviewed the UN Special Envoy's work to resolve the conflict in Yemen and other topics of mutual interest," according to the statement.
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Neither can recall exactly who reached out first but, just like the first time, their jobs and mutual interest in basketball played a big role.
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Much of that was predicated on open borders and trade, as well as on a mutual interest in preventing transborder criminal enterprises like drug cartels.
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" Conversations between Boular and Hussain from 2016 showed the two bonding over their mutual interest in the game shows "Deal or No Deal" and "The Chase.
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But since the days of John F. Kennedy, both countries have believed that building an open, prosperous, democratic and stable Mexico was in their mutual interest.
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" Putin: "Our foreign affairs departments and special services are working fairly well together in areas of mutual interest, above all in the fight against international terrorism.
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Soon after, Brian McFarlane, 85, the longtime "Hockey Night in Canada" commentator, learned that Patskou had a mutual interest in the history of hockey through film.
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It's in our mutual interest to find a path forward that works for both sides, particularly in light of the recent developments on the Korean Peninsula.
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Hannity bopped between topics — NATO, unemployment, the media — before getting back to the subject of mutual interest between the president and the host: Robert Mueller's investigation.
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It's been a big part of our dating, a strong mutual interest, so when we moved in together over the summer, we thought, Let's do it.
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" Morales said resolving the impasse between Chile and Bolivia, which severed diplomatic relations in 1978, was of "mutual interest" and invited his Chilean counterpart to "reopen dialogue.
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It must be sustained effort among the American and Russian people to identify mutual interest and expand dialogue and cooperation that can pave the way to progress.
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"It's open to all GDL refiners and is an opportunity to discuss among other things challenges facing refiners and areas of mutual interest," the LBMA told Reuters.
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"We are going to discuss with them areas of mutual interest, but probably not enflame or not make them lose face over the arbitral decision," Dominguez said.
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This bipartisan group of legislators has already expressed an interest in working together and with the administration in pursuing tax, infrastructure and other reforms of mutual interest.
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The ministry said the two sides held "candid, highly efficent, constructive and deep exchanges" over major issues of mutual interest in two days of talks in Shanghai.
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The ministry said the two sides held "candid, highly efficient, constructive and deep exchanges" over major issues of mutual interest in two days of talks in Shanghai.
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During a recent interview at The Blue Box Cafe at the Tiffany flagship store on Fifth Avenue, Ferg was frank about the mutual interest driving the partnership.
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During a recent interview at The Blue Box Cafe at the Tiffany flagship store on Fifth Avenue, Ferg was frank about the mutual interest driving the partnership.
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Mindful of the potential hazards created by the civil war in Syria, the two countries already maintain close contact and consult on tactical issues of mutual interest.
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The construction of a stable Iraqi state requires an enduring political settlement, which provides rival factions with a mutual interest in participating in a democratic governance process.
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Such collaborations could be effective if focused on areas of mutual interest like increased domestic resource mobilization, the establishment of project preparation facilities, and strategic risk sharing.
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During a press press conference in Ireland on Monday, she said that the U.S. is a "close ally" and "we work together across many areas of mutual interest."
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The summit would "set the tone for rapid, positive changes on the basis of respect of sovereignty & territorial integrity, equality and mutual interest of both countries," he wrote.
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"China is willing to stimulate its companies to actively participate in the construction of infrastructure in Panama, including ports, that would be based on mutual interest," Zhong said.
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While Ossoff may not admire Trump on a personal level, he said he would be willing to work with him on areas of mutual interest such as infrastructure.
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In December 2014, President Obama announced he would pursue a new policy with Cuba that moved from Cold War-era confrontation to focus on areas of mutual interest.
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"(W)e know that the African continent has a great potential and it (cooperation) can be market-oriented and based on mutual interest," he said in October 2016.
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During their phone call, Borisov and Putin also underlined their mutual interest in the construction of the natural gas hub on Bulgarian territory, the government's press office said.
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But Tehran has not shown a mutual interest in holding talks, prompting concerns from international allies that the two sides might enter a war because of a misunderstanding.
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They had a mutual interest with the CIA and the US government, who saw the Communist government of Fidel Castro as a threat, and wanted to overthrow it.
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U.S. shale producers and the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries have started talking after years of acrimony, conscious that a balanced market is in their mutual interest.
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The PBOC said in a statement that the two finance officials "exchanged views on global economic and financial situation, G20 issues, as well as topics of mutual interest".
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There will continue to be a strong need to cooperate on issues of mutual interest, including defending democracy and freedom against authoritarianism, and protecting our citizens from terrorism.
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"The United States and China share a mutual interest in achieving regional stability and peace," Robert Palladino, a State Department spokesman, said at a news conference in Washington.
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"The Prime Minister and the President reiterated the importance of the Canada-United States bilateral relationship, and discussed various areas of mutual interest," a statement from the office read.
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"In a positive spirit, both sides agreed to set up a dialogue to improve cooperation on South Atlantic issues of mutual interest," said a joint communique by both countries.
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The program is a global initiative "to identify and support world-class, full-time faculty members pursuing innovation of mutual interest," the SCMP reported the tech giant as saying.
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"Both sides should work together to make the cake of mutual interest bigger and not simply seek fairer distribution," he said in response to a question about trade frictions.
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This lends itself to deepening cooperation on other areas of mutual interest such as stemming the opioid crisis, combating transnational criminal organizations, and encouraging economic development in Central America.
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"They agreed to deepen mutual trust and develop the bilateral dialogue about subjects of mutual interest via the Mexico-China Strategic Dialogue," the ministry said, without giving more details.
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To help catch up for those lost years, the new directive lays out a strategic agenda that will open doors to bilateral cooperation across broad areas of mutual interest.
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When a pair of companies express mutual interest, Wove handles the execution and measures the effectiveness of the partnership with its suite of digital tools built into the platform.
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North Korean Vice Foreign Minister Pak Myong Guk met Feltman in the North Korean capital, Pyongyang, on Wednesday and discussed bilateral cooperation andother issues of mutual interest, KCNA said.
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I outlined first steps for improving this relationship, to restore the acceptable level of trust and going back to the previous level of interaction on all mutual interest issues.
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Both men also happen to have a mutual interest in this chance to assert themselves as important fixtures in the fast-moving, talent-rich world of the UFC's lightweight division.
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"It hasn't (come up) until now because the two parties have had a mutual interest in not bringing it up," George Williams, dean of Sydney University Law school, told CNN.
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"Collahuasi and its union leaders meet habitually to talk about items of mutual interest, looking for the best option for the company and its workers," Collahuasi spokeswoman Bernardita Fernandez said.
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He declined to elaborate, but he credited the re-establishment of diplomatic relations between the United States and Cuba for allowing Washington to engage Havana ''on issues of mutual interest.
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Despite these areas of opposition, it is clear there are indeed areas of mutual interest in the U.S.-Russia relationship, as both Putin and Trump mentioned during the press conference.
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Rather, the concern should be that he and Mueller may be seeking a target of mutual interest, and if he hits, there will be nothing speculative or subtle about it.
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After a man and a woman indicate mutual interest in each other's profiles, they're both notified that there has been a match — but only women can send the first message.
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The two leaders, who last met in September, will discuss how they can work together on "issues of mutual interest" and to "address areas of disagreement constructively," the statement said.
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The two leaders also discussed a range of other regional and bilateral issues of mutual interest, and affirmed that they look forward to meeting at the G20 in Hamburg, Germany.
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The case against Mr. Nader outlined his constant communication, since 2010, with someone about a mutual interest in child pornography, which was referred to as "wine," according to court documents.
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Qatar will continue to be a strong partner to the United States with the aim of maintaining peace and stability in the region and in furthering areas of mutual interest.
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The FBI has agents, analysts and professional staff at foreign embassies around the world who work every day with foreign law enforcement and intelligence counterparts on matters of mutual interest.
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"The United States is a close ally of the United Kingdom, we work together across many areas of mutual interest and we have that special relationship between us," May said.
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Failure to recognize Sudan's progress would put at risk the existing level of robust engagement, making it difficult to cooperate on additional areas of mutual interest for the foreseeable future.
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North Korean Vice Foreign Minister Pak Myong Guk met Feltman on Wednesday in the North Korean capital, Pyongyang, and discussed bilateral cooperation and other issues of mutual interest, KCNA said.
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Of course, if things stay on their current track and Ingram keeps producing like this, one presumes both he and the Pelicans would have considerable mutual interest in continuing the relationship.
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Modi will meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over a period of two days to discuss "matters of mutual interest," read a press release from India's Ministry of External Affairs.
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"Both leaders, from the beginning, exchanged opinions on issues of mutual interest in a very earnest manner," but the mood became more convivial as the event wore on, according to Yoon.
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Democrats now face a painful reckoning with longtime friends in the tech industry, relationships girded by mutual interest in issues like immigration and cemented with millions of dollars in campaign contributions.
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Washington (CNN)Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke with President Donald Trump by phone Sunday, discussing counter-terrorism efforts and "matters of mutual interest," according to a Kremlin readout of the call.
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"Restoring dialogue with the special services of the United States and other NATO members is in our mutual interest," Mr. Putin told the country's F.S.B. intelligence agency in a televised speech.
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If he really wants one with Cuba, there are actually several deals to be had — on claims compensation, terms for trade and investment, and a plethora of issues of mutual interest.
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According to Neil Atkinson, head of the oil industry and markets division at the IEA, it was in the "mutual interest" of OPEC and non-OPEC members to reach such an agreement.
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" Tillerson noted "the joint interests that we both share, our two countries, our mutual interest here in terms of security, stability for the region and economic prosperity for the region as well.
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"At the Ministerial Meeting, representatives from the eight Arctic States will discuss issues of mutual interest and review the accomplishments of the U.S. Arctic Council Chairmanship," the department said in a statement.
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Jeffrey Feltman, the UN's undersecretary-general for Political Affairs, will meet with officials and discuss "issues of mutual interest and concern," during a trip that's scheduled to end Friday, the UN said.
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The two countries agreed to launch joint research on issues of mutual interest - without elaborating - and to report the outcomes at the next talks, which will be held in 2018 in China.
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The exchanges signed a memorandum of understanding "to consider various potential areas of mutual interest, including joint development of precious metals products and cross-market connectivity," the companies said in a statement.
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The only new countervailing pressures here stem from Trump's and the GOP Congress' mutual desperation not to be seen failing spectacularly, along with their mutual interest in not collapsing back into recriminations.
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We believe that productive exchanges in areas of mutual interest open lines of communication and build stronger relations between our citizens in the United States and citizens in countries around the world.
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"After much deliberation, the companies have agreed to focus on launching IQOS in the U.S. as part of their mutual interest to achieve a smoke-free future," PMI CEO Andre Calantzopoulos said.
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The Lakers also are likely on edge as the team pursues New Orleans Pelicans star Anthony Davis, who has demanded a trade and reportedly has a mutual interest in going to Los Angeles.
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The United States should confront Russia when necessary, but should look to cooperate with the country on issues of mutual interest, a former supreme commander who led NATO forces in Europe said Sunday.
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Multiple outlets have reported there's mutual interest between the Spurs and Paul, with San Antonio wanting a new point guard (sorry, Tony Parker) and CP3 wanting to play for a contender (sorry, Clippers).
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Jeffrey Feltman, a former senior official of the U.S. State Department, will visit from Tuesday to Friday and meet with officials to discuss "issues of mutual interest and concern," the United Nations said.
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If both partners indicate a mutual interest in an activity, the app sends out an alert; from there, they're encouraged to begin a fun conversation about what they're looking for in the bedroom.
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But my concern is China may still demand something big from the US in order to get their cooperation even in areas of mutual interest and even if we're working in a coalition.
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WE HAVE MUTUAL INTEREST IN REDUCING THE TRADE DEFICIT, SOMETHING THAT CHINA HAS AGREED WITH US. AND AS I'VE SAID BEFORE, I'M CAUTIOUSLY OPTIMISTIC THAT WE WILL BE ABLE TO WORK THIS OUT.
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"After much deliberation, the companies have agreed to focus on launching iQOS in the U.S. as part of their mutual interest to achieve a smoke-free future," Philip Morris CEO André Calantzopoulos said.
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I was never actually able to form a group, making the app virtually useless, since the only way to meet other people and go out for drinks is when two groups show mutual interest.
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DUBAI, May 30 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's powerful deputy crown prince Mohammed bin Salman will hold talks with Russian president Vladimir Putin on issues of mutual interest, Saudi state news agency SPA reported on Tuesday.
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It's a good way of reinforcing the firm conclusion some House conservatives have already reached: Trump is not one of them, and their sole area of mutual interest is rhetorical railing against the establishment.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - United Arab Emirates oil minister Suhail bin Mohammed al-Mazrouei said on Wednesday that the country's oil policy was open to cooperation with all producers toward the mutual interest of market stability.
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In the spirit of principled pragmatism, the EU should uphold its core values and take the opportunity to refashion a strategic partnership with Turkey around a number of issues that are of mutual interest.
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The study takes a look at how many potential matches actually expressed mutual interest, held a conversation, and exchanged some form of contact info (like a phone number) to allow for off-app communication.
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"The (Vale) relationship has developed around mutual interest of looking at these possibilities of providing a stronger supply base to China and providing a more competitive consistent blend," Power said after announcing the deal.
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To avoid such a result, what is needed is a strategic project where the skill sets and political interests of both the U.S. and Europe can complement one another to achieve a mutual interest.
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The mission of the Embassy of Norway to the United States is to further enhance relations with the U.S. Government and Congress, focusing on core Norwegian foreign policy priorities and issues of mutual interest.
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The memos describe several purported meetings during the 2016 presidential campaign between Trump representatives and Russian officials to discuss matters of mutual interest, including the Russian hacking of the Democratic National Committee and Mrs.
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It had been much more a question of mutual interest, mutual values, and this is really what I think they find so baffling and disturbing, it&aposs a revolutionary change, it&aposs not just tonal.
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What this illustrates is the way terrorist organizations such as Hezbollah can find common cause with drug cartels; two criminal enterprises that share no real ideological mission but found a mutual interest in doing business.
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Didi officials say the disruptive change sweeping the industry means there is a clear mutual interest in new players like itself and traditional manufacturers working together to develop and improve ride-hailing and sharing platforms.
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The group was formed in 28500 by the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy and Japan to provide a forum where governments of non-communist countries could discuss global issues of mutual interest.
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Didi officials said the disruptive change sweeping the industry meant there was a clear mutual interest in new players like itself and traditional manufacturers working together to develop and improve ride-hailing and sharing platforms.
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Yet having constructive and positive relationships at both the national and subnational levels will give countries the chance to collaborate on areas of mutual interest while reducing the risk of conflict over areas of disagreement.
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He saw areas of mutual interest, as did many others in the United States at the time, but was always firm in advancing the American position in areas where there was disagreement, General Zwack said.
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The anonymous Redditor's dossier drew a picture—with the sort of elaborate graphical aids that belong on a whiteboard in a caper movie—of a man propped up by a loose local confederation of mutual interest.
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The MoU sets out a long list of "areas of mutual interest" where the pair see what they dub as "future potential" to work together over the five-year period of collaboration envisaged in the memorandum.
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"It would be in the mutual interest of the U.K. and the rest of the E.U. to strike a reasonable second-best solution which would maintain access to much of the single market," the report said.
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He might also consider raising the possibility of establishing mutual interest sections in Pyongyang and Washington, which would enable continual support to our diplomacy, which has lowered bilateral tension between the United States and North Korea.
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The mission of the Embassy of Norway to the United States is to further enhance relations with the U.S. Government and the U.S. Congress, focusing on core Norwegian foreign policy priorities and issues of mutual interest.
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The prince, Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler, and Sisi are expected to discuss bilateral relations and enhancing them in various fields "in addition to discussing political issues of mutual interest," Egypt's state news agency MENA said.
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"We are both fighting the treaties aggravating free trade and wild globalization, in the mutual interest of our respective nations," Le Pen, who said Clinton's election would have had "disastrous" consequences for France, told TIME last December.
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"The partnership and AMI (Area of Mutual Interest agreement) with CNOOC UK dramatically enhances FAR's ability to acquire new assets in our core strategic geographic area of expertise," FAR Managing Director Cath Norman said in a statement.
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So instead of being able to randomly "like" a photo or write a flirty comment on social media, the two connected when friends caught word of their mutual interest and gave them each other's home phone numbers.
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New York and Puerto Rico have always had a special relationship, and I was honored during my time as governor to work with the Commonwealth's leaders from both parties on issues of mutual interest to our citizens.
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According to NASA's statement on the agreement, it included a formal "Implementing Arrangement" that outlines Mars exploration as the first field of cooperation between the agencies and establishes a steering committee to identify areas of mutual interest.
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"I had an excellent telephone conversation with Andrés Manuel López Obrador, President of Mexico, talking about Southern Border Security, and various other things of mutual interest for the people of our respective countries," he wrote on Twitter.
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But in a sane world, the alternative to perpetual war is not isolation or pathetic wheedling for Saudi defense contracts — it's tourism, commerce, diplomacy, migration, and cooperation on areas of mutual interest that respects universal human dignity.
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In Washington, a State Department official said the United States hoped that Lebanon's next government would be willing to work with it "on areas of mutual interest" and expressed concern over Hezbollah's rising political clout in the country.
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"We still believe that a high-speed rail link between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur would be in our mutual interest, economically, as well as in terms of the friendship and mutual understanding of our two peoples," he added.
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Ambassador Volker, Secretary Perry, and I understood that satisfying Mr. Giuliani was a condition for scheduling the White House visit, which we all strongly believed to be in the mutual interest of the United States and Ukraine. 43.
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NEA director general William Magwood said the membership of the agency, which groups 33 countries with 85% of the world's nuclear power capacity, is straightforward and based on mutual interest in sharing state-of-the-art nuclear technology.
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UNITED NATIONS, Dec 4 (Reuters) - United Nations political affairs chief Jeffrey Feltman will visit North Korea from Tuesday to Friday to meet with officials to discuss "issues of mutual interest and concern," the United Nations said on Monday.
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"After much deliberation, the companies have agreed to focus on launching IQOS in the U.S. as part of their mutual interest to achieve a smoke-free future," André Calantzopoulos, CEO of Philip Morris International, said in a statement.
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Bolton met with his Russian counterpart last month in Geneva — and they're trying to find areas of mutual interest that the U.S. and Russia can work together on, amid a backdrop of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election.
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The buzz around Leonardo DiCaprio is about his awards season wins – but following his Screen Actors Guild Awards victory on Saturday night, he talked about his recent meeting with Pope Francis and their mutual interest in slowing climate change.
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I mean, sure, pop punk's link to films like the American Pie series and Grind made the most sense; pop punk and slacker storylines made a perfectly cargo-shorted pair given their mutual interest in fart jokes and boobs.
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Working through Tokyo, Mr. Trump could seek to improve U.S.-Russia ties and encourage Moscow's cooperation on issues of mutual interest, such as security on the Korean Peninsula, at the same time forestalling further rapprochement between Moscow and Beijing.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A possible meeting between Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto and his U.S. counterpart Donald Trump will depend on how much progress the two countries make on issues of mutual interest, Mexico's foreign ministry said on Wednesday.
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He would "happily invite him to dinner to have a conversation," and would "work with him and do everything we can to help him" to achieve goals of mutual interest, including infrastructure investment and tax code reform, de Blasio said.
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But when one well-connected Kentucky Republican inquired about that possibility with an administration official the word came back that there was no mutual interest: "We like him where he is," the official replied icily, according to the Republican here.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. and Turkish presidents agreed to keep pursuing a negotiated settlement for northeastern Syria that meets both countries' security needs, as well as their mutual interest in expanding U.S.-Turkish trade, the White House said on Sunday.
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" However, Poul Thomsen, Director of the IMF's European Department, told CNBC that he expected both parties in the Brexit talks to move beyond the rhetoric and "start focusing on what is in the mutual interest; to maintain an open system.
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"I would say that the United States and China share a mutual interest in achieving regional stability and peace, and that a failure to designate Azhar would run counter to this goal," U.S. State Department spokesperson Robert Palladino said Tuesday.
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Center Dwight Howard, who spent one season with the Lakers in 2012-13, is expected to have his contract bought out by the Memphis Grizzlies and has a mutual interest in returning to L.A., according to Shams Charania of The Athletic.
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"The agreements between BM&FBovespa and the CME Group will remain valid and the companies will seek to continue to cooperate strategically in developing products, technology and other areas of mutual interest for both companies," BM&FBovespa said in a filing.
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Since the mid-1990s, the Summit of the Americas has been an opportunity for leaders from Canada to Argentina to profess their collective love and admiration for democratic ideals, regional trade, security, and other areas of mutual interest and cooperation.
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While he did not mention impeachment in the letter sent Tuesday night, it could be interpreted as a warning shot that substantive agreements even in areas of mutual interest could be ruined by continuing conflict over subpoenas and tax returns.
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"Having just returned from a week in China and given the work we do with pre-IPO Chinese companies, it's clear there is a mutual interest among the business community to continue to conduct business," said Drew Bernstein, co-managing partner.
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"We respect different countries may have their own policies toward others, but ... any trading relationship must be built on mutual interest," Yau said, citing U.S. trade surplus with Hong Kong that is gained from the city's open and free economy.
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African nations are valuable partners and allies to America, and the rise of the world's fastest growing middle class is in our mutual interest — that is why the United States has provided development assistance to independent African nations since the 22019s.
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The back-and-forth between news source and reporter over opposition research can recall adolescent flirtation: initial awkwardness, then apprehension over whether there is mutual interest — and neither party wants the world to find out the details of the courtship.
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U.S. President Ronald Reagan and Soviet Premier Gorbachev would put their considerable foreign policy disagreements to the side to focus on the mutual interest of establishing what would turn out to be the beginning of a decades-old arms control regime.
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They signed two statements committing to both "the development of strategic cooperation and comprehensive partnership" between their nations and "strengthening strategic stability (which) includes international issues of mutual interest, as well as issues of global strategic stability," Russian news agency TASS reported.
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Jean Pisani-Ferry said that no-one had an interest in a hard Brexit that totally severs ties between Britain and the rest of the European Union once it leaves, saying there was a mutual interest in maintaining economic and security ties.
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"Even as we continue to cooperate on issues of mutual interest to both countries, we concluded the department must be prepared for a period of increased competition over the next 25 years," Deputy Defense Secretary Robert Work said in the same briefing.
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LONDON, June 30 (Reuters) - JP Morgan said on Thursday a Scottish currency in a newly independent Scotland could initially be stabilised near parity with sterling by the Bank of England and European Central Bank, given their strong mutual interest in ensuring stability there.
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According to N.B.A. people familiar with negotiations designed to avert a rancorous opt-out of the current deal next summer by owners or players, management and labor have mutual interest in raising D-League standards — but, not surprisingly, with different goals in mind.
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Even so, it would have been obvious at a relatively early stage in his diplomatic journey that having Tillerson as an ally was not likely to bring the traditional benefits in terms of alignment of foreign policy in areas of mutual interest.
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But one thing should be clear: Given an unacceptably large U.S. trade deficit with China, and a mutual interest in preserving a constructive trade relationship, imbalances should be reduced by China's declining exports to the U.S. and America's vigorously rising sales to China.
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It's a sprawling ensemble piece that's part procedural and part machismo-fueled interracial buddy tale: Decourcy and Jackie are brought together through their mutual interest in taking on a family of armored car robbers in Charlestown led by Frankie Ryan (Jonathan Tucker).
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The consequences will be negative for US-China relations globally -- making it harder for the two powers to work together on issues of mutual interest, such as crisis management and environmental protection, while deepening friction in major areas of disagreement, like Asia's future strategic order.
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"We think we can get a deal done fairly quickly ... I think we would transform the atmosphere, and it would be on the basis of mutual benefit and mutual interest, and on that basis I think we'd get a deal swiftly," he told reporters.
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A country, which was not identified, showed the experts a July 13, 2016 letter from a Houthi leader inviting the North Koreans to meet in Damascus "to discuss the issue of the transfer of technology and other matters of mutual interest," according to the report.
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President of Basketball Operations Phil Jackson has had discussions with the former Phoenix Suns coach and there is mutual interest, but they have not begun negotiations on a contract, the person said on condition of anonymity because details of the coaching search are private.
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"Both sides, according to the consensus reached by the two leaders in Osaka, had a candid, highly effective, constructive and deep exchange on major trade and economic issues of mutual interest," China's Commerce Ministry said in a statement shortly after the U.S. team left Shanghai.
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"We really appreciative of the mutual interest on this important issue," said Troy Edgar, mayor of Los Alamitos, a city in Orange County and one of the first local jurisdictions in the state to introduce a measure to opt out of the California's sanctuary law.
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" Putin's well wishes and invitation come after the Kremlin on Sunday released a separate readout of a phone call between Trump and Putin in which the two discussed "matters of mutual interest" and reached an agreement to "continue bilateral cooperation in the fight against terrorism.
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Eurasia Group's Kamel says Salman will seek not only to develop areas of mutual interest with the U.S. government and show he is a reliable successor to his father, King Salman bin Abdulaziz, but also look to clarify the corruption crackdown and engage business leaders.
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Free trade agreements also provide benefits beyond trade, including improved relations between the United States and its partner countries, better investment and supply chains, increased cooperation on matters of mutual interest — such as terrorism and drug trafficking — and greater political stability in the partner countries.
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Although the vast majority of the FBI's approximately 36,000 employees are based in the United States, the bureau maintains a large presence of special agents and support staff in embassies across the world who work with foreign law enforcement agencies on matters of mutual interest.
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And so I think there were a number of things that we had been working on with them while they owned the company over their 25... Chris Nassetta: That partnership is continuing in the sense that we are working on things that are in our mutual interest.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang would not directly say whether China had lodged a protest with Malaysia about the case, saying only that China and Malaysia are developing relations in many areas and they had a mutual interest in cross-border law and order cooperation.
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But they have largely avoided criticizing the president — aside from a handful of GOP lawmakers — instead praising Trump for his willingness to improve U.S.-Russia relations and pursue national security issues of mutual interest, while largely training their fire on the media for focusing on 2016.
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It started with Credico's work on a third-party New York gubernatorial campaign in 2002, included their mutual interest in reforming the state's drug laws and later featured the two men appearing on each other's radio shows as guests even though they are polar political opposites.
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And when Clinton's JFC began, it appeared that all three parties involved had a great deal of mutual interest: Clinton would bring her big-money donors to the table, giving groups like the Democratic Party of Utah access to George Clooney's wallet that it would never otherwise get.
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"I have come here to seek a new beginning between the United States and Muslims around the world -- one based upon mutual interest and mutual respect, and one based upon the truth that America and Islam are not exclusive, and need not be in competition," Obama said in Cairo.
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"We are pleased EPA has sought resolution of the major concerns with the RMP rule and look forward to working with the agency on other issues of mutual interest impacting the specialty and fine chemicals industry," Robert Helminiak, the group's vice president for government relations, said in a statement.
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A vote to leave would start a set of discussions about a trade deal that would be in the mutual interest of both the EU and the UK. There's a free trade zone from Iceland to Turkey and outside of the EU we would be part of that.
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Thomas Spoehr, a retired Army lieutenant general and director of the Center for National Defense at the conservative Heritage Foundation, said he thinks Trump's criticism of McCain on issues unrelated to defense, such as healthcare, will not prevent the two from working together in areas of mutual interest.
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The Nobel Prize in economics went to two professors for their insights into how best to write contracts Oliver Hart and Bengt Holmstrom, above, professors at Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, have sought to show how contracts can ensure that the parties are bound by mutual interest.
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The new court filing, by Mr. Zarrab's lead lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, includes affidavits from Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Mukasey that make it clear they hope to get Mr. Erdogan to accept the notion that a diplomatic deal could be of mutual interest to Turkey and the United States.
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The Russian government was the first to break the news about the call when it published a statement and readout saying the two leaders discussed items of mutual interest, and Putin thanked Trump for information provided by the US that helped foil a terrorist attack in St. Petersburg.
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" On the same day, Philip Morris announced an end to its discussions about a merger with Altria and said the companies would instead focus on jointly bringing the "heat-not-burn" tobacco device IQOS to the US as "part of their mutual interest to achieve a smoke-free future.
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"We, as Mexicans, need to realize that Mexico is very important to the United States, and at the end of the day, it's in the mutual interest of both countries to have a constructive relationship of respect and association," he told members of congress, based on a recording of the meeting.
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"We discussed all issues of mutual interest and we agreed to form a crisis committee that will continue contacts to evaluate what has happened, the lessons to be learned and the challenges we may face at Al Aqsa mosque," Palestinian Foreign Minister Reyad Al-Maliki told reporters after the meeting.
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The alliance between Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders was an extension of their rapport in the Capitol, which was more about mutual interest than personal friendship, but it remained largely intact through 2019 despite highs and lows for each candidate — even as they competed for the same set of voters.
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Today's negotiations reflected our joint wish, our joint wish with President Trump to redress this negative situation in the bilateral relationship, [and] outline the first steps for improving this relationship to restore the acceptable level of trust and going back to the previous level of direction on all mutual interest issues.
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"As you know, just recently, a few days ago, I had the pleasure of talking with the President of the United States over the phone, I got the impression that the President intends to restore Russian-American relations, contacts, and solve issues that are of mutual interest to us together," Putin said.
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With this robust energy cooperation, the two will be able to enhance mutual interest to counter the U.S. As the trade war forces U.S. LNG to find destinations other than China, Russia is turning its attention to energy-hungry countries in the Asia Pacific — specifically Japan and South Korea, both close U.S. allies.
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But Mr. Chess was involved with someone else at the time, so there was nowhere to go but Instagram with their mutual interest: They began following each other on the social media site, and Ms. Scala soon developed a sense, from what he posted, that the two might be a good match.
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The delegation will also provide the opportunity to touch upon other matters of mutual interest to the U.S. and the EU, such as counterterrorism, progress of the visa waiver program, law enforcement and data protection, Passenger Name Records (PNR) and cybersecurity, and to learn more about recent state and federal privacy initiatives.
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The first is that if we look beyond NATO, several countries from the Atlantic to the Pacific seem to be slowly coalescing around a finely balanced Russia policy: engage on issues of mutual interest, but hold the Kremlin to account for its invasion and annexation of Crimea and its involvement in Ukraine's civil war.
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"The relationship between the United States and the GCC nations is one that is built on mutual interest, on mutual defense, and I think there is no doubt whatsoever in the minds of the countries that make up the GCC that the United States will stand with them against any external threat," Kerry said after the meeting.
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Shanxi's deputy governor Wang Yixin told banks at an industry event on Wednesday that it was in their mutual interest to support the seven, which at the end of 2015 reported total liabilities of more than 1 trillion yuan ($150 billion) and an average liability-to-asset ratio of about 83 percent, according to Reuters calculations.
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"We anticipate that even with the utmost good will on both sides, and a recognition of the mutual interest at stake, there may be practical constraints on how closely the UK and the EU-27 can work together in future if they are no longer bound by the same rules, enforced by the same supranational institutions," the Lords said.
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The ERG paper said leaving without a deal was not its desired outcome but Britain should be prepared to do so and it may be necessary to trade on World Trade Organization terms until a free trade agreement (FTA) could be reached with the EU. During this time, Britain should offer bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interest, it said.
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On Pro Basketball Assuming the contract details will be a formality and the mutual interest that Phil Jackson and Jeff Hornacek have expressed to each other leads to Hornacek's becoming the next Knicks head coach, here is what fans will be getting, aside from their wish that it be anyone but the interim incumbent Kurt Rambis: Not an A-list media star.
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Speaking in the Reuters Global Markets Forum, Michael Dougan, Professor of European Law at Liverpool University, said it was in the UK's and EU's mutual interest to sort out questions about commitments and liabilities, the position of current migrants, and international agreements where UK interests are dependent on the EU. Here are excerpts from the conversation: Question: What happens if there is no deal?
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"I believe we have a mutual interest to use this as an opportunity to let your employees, as well as, our residents and visitors, know that we are committed to a diverse, inclusive and welcoming work environment," Kapszukiewicz wrote in the letter to GM. The reward is offered through a CrimeStoppers program run by local police and the FBI that seeks information in unsolved crimes.
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The ERG paper said leaving without a deal was not its desired outcome but that Britain should be prepared to do so and it may be necessary to trade on World Trade Organization terms until a free trade agreement (FTA) could be reached with the EU. During this time, Britain should offer bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interest and could seek a temporary standstill agreement on current trading arrangements with the EU, it said.
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The ERG paper said leaving without a deal was not its desired outcome but that Britain should be prepared to do so and it may be necessary to trade on World Trade Organization terms until a free trade agreement (FTA) could be reached with the EU. During this time, Britain should offer bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interest and could seek a temporary standstill agreement on current trading arrangements with the EU, it said.
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"I believe we have a mutual interest to use this as an opportunity to let your employees, as well as, our residents and visitors, know that we are committed to a diverse, inclusive and welcoming work environment," the mayor said in his letter to GM. CNN published a scathing report in January about the culture at the Toledo plant through interviews with two men who worked there, Marcus Boyd and Derrick Brooks.
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Former CIA Director John Brennan told the House Intel Committee Tuesday he believes he was the first U.S. official to engage with Russia on the issue of interfering in the U.S. elections when he warned his Russian counterpart on August 4, 2016 that if Russia interfered in the U.S. elections it would "undermine constructive engagement even on matters of mutual interest" for Russia and the U.S. Brennan reported that his counterpart denied any interference and said he would relay Brennan's warning to Putin.
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A small and relatively inoffensive sampling (all these links will bring you to far more explicit erotica, so click at your own risk): Mike Pence gets pregnant with Trump's baby, and they haphazardly coparent the infant; Pence and Trump engage in an Inauguration Day sexual tradition; Trump and Shrek bond over their mutual interest in walls and swamps, and become foul-mouthed lovers; Trump and Putin, after sharing "tongue battling" kisses, bring a Shrek doll to life, then have a threesome with the ogre.
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Britain must try to convince the EU that keeping open financial markets across the Channel is a matter of mutual interest, with Deutsche Bank, for instance, getting nearly a fifth of its revenue in the UK. "It is not obvious that business moving out of the UK would relocate to another European hub: New York, Singapore or Hong Kong would be just as well, if not better, placed to reap the benefits – meaning Europe as a whole could end up worse off," Scarpetta said.
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As a French speaker and a member of the provincial pacification team in neighboring Binh Long province, I had been tasked with liaising with the French on issues of mutual interest, matters that were unfortunately overwhelmingly negative: the sudden appearance on the plantation of huge numbers of American military personnel and the disruption and destruction their presence wrought — red-light huts sprouting up, the plantation hospital being thrown into disarray, a military airfield extending into the rubber groves and, most significantly, the wholesale destruction of those precious trees that produced latex, the "white gold" so prized in world markets.
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Trump's speech was billed as a "reset" with the Muslim world, just as President Obama's was eight years ago when he went to Cairo and declared "I have come here to seek a new beginning between the United States and Muslims around the world; one based upon mutual interest and respect..." During the presidential campaign in August, Trump panned Obama's Cairo speech, castigating Obama for a "misguided" speech that didn't condemn "the oppression of women and gays in many Muslim nations, and the systematic violations of human rights, or the financing of global terrorism..." Of course, it's all a lot more complicated when you are President, and Trump raised none of these issues in his Riyadh speech, instead emphasizing the scourge of terrorism, which is something that pretty much anyone in the Islamic world and the West can agree upon.
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