"Negotiating with President Trump is like negotiating with Jell-O," Schumer said.
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"Negotiating with this White House is like negotiating with Jell-O," Schumer said.
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It's not a 10 percent negotiating margin; it's a 30 percent negotiating margin.
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Beyond negotiating your starting salary, another professional rite of passage is negotiating a raise.
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"Negotiating with this White House is like negotiating with Jell-O," Schumer said Saturday.
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But we have to decide who we're negotiating with and what we're negotiating for.
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Around us, on a chaotic street that used to anchor a 22.0th-century hardware bazaar, a million negotiations were taking place: chai vendors negotiating the ratio of tea to milk, tailors negotiating the price of stitching a blouse, drivers negotiating traffic, pedestrians negotiating drivers.
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"Negotiating with this White House is like negotiating with Jell-O," the New York Democrat said.
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" Meanwhile, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said negotiating with Trump is like "negotiating with Jell-O.
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With Trump, in answer to your question, I said afterwards, negotiating with him is like negotiating with Jello.
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But to do so, she must first stop negotiating like an agent and start negotiating like a mediator.
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" Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer on the floor yesterday: "Negotiating with President Trump is like negotiating with Jell-O.
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"Negotiating with this White House is like negotiating with Jell-O," Schumer said amid talks to fund the government.
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"Negotiating with this White House is like negotiating with Jell-O, it is next to impossible," Schumer told reporters.
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American politicians instinctively understand that when you're negotiating [with a foreign power], you're not only negotiating with the person in front of you; you're negotiating with their political opposition, with their public opinion, and so on.
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"I also want to point out that this isn't adversarial, whether you're negotiating fees or you're negotiating a salary," says Sethi.
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BECKY QUICK: Although, the stories suggest that you're in favor of negotiating and he's in favor of not negotiating, not believing.
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There's a big difference between Trump negotiating with Dianne Feinstein or Chuck Schumer and Trump negotiating though an interpreter with Kim.
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"Negotiating with this White House is like negotiating with jello, it is next to impossible," Schumer said at a press conference.
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She also did not comment on Trump's remarks and negotiating tactics, saying her negotiating counterpart is U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer.
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The NFL and NFLPA will sit down at the negotiating table later this month to begin negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement.
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"Obviously, Luna has become good at negotiating already," he continues, referencing a recent video of Luna negotiating with her mom over candy.
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We're at a - we're negotiating very strongly - I don't call it a trade war - we're negotiating very powerfully and strongly with other nations.
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We've stopped negotiating and I just had a very candid discussion with Governor Yi. Governor Yi has been part of the negotiating team.
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But Dollar and other experts said they feared the US had already weakened its negotiating position before even arriving at the negotiating table.
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They were negotiating how much room each of them will get in the master closet, and Drew was negotiating her down to 30%!
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"The EU didn't regard itself as negotiating with the transient British Prime Minister, it regarded itself as negotiating with the U.K. government," added Rutter.
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Bill Richardson, who has spent decades negotiating hostage releases with North Korea, told me the releases might form part of a larger negotiating process.
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In terms of negotiating, what is it Sun Tzu, in terms of negotiating you don't want to, unless you give your competitor absolutely no out.
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How pay is done has got to be rethought, but this really does create, it plays into ... Right, and there's different strategies, negotiating or no negotiating.
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However, when the appropriateness of negotiating is less clear — as is so often the case for negotiating promotion opportunities, visibility, and resources — gender differences do emerge.
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"That takes a lot of courage and negotiating strategy — whether it's about pay or not, it's still negotiating your way into a new role," Robinson says.
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"Negotiating with President Trump is like negotiating with Jell-O," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said on the Senate floor on the first day of the government shutdown.
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I spent half the day negotiating a price with the monks and the rest of the day at Customs negotiating terms for taking it out of the country.
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He faces the daunting task of negotiating a trade agreement with the EU, possibly in just 225 months, while also negotiating another trade deal with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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He faces the daunting task of negotiating a trade agreement with the EU, possibly in just 20 months, while also negotiating another trade deal with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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He faces the daunting task of negotiating a trade agreement with the EU, possibly in just 11 months, while also negotiating another trade deal with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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That could have benefited Mr. Singh by freeing him from negotiating with staff members at the administrative services agency, which had shown itself to be a tough negotiating partner.
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When you're brokering a deal (or asking for a raise): 'Negotiating the Nonnegotiable' by Daniel Shapiro Just because you're not a particularly combative person doesn't mean you can avoid negotiating.
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President Trump's negotiating strategy, tough, aggressive, tariffs are part of his strategy, so they have come to the negotiating table to talk about more things, more seriously than ever before.
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The Navy SEAL who oversaw the bin Laden raid said Wednesday that negotiating with the Taliban is like negotiating with ISIS, and that a negotiated peace may not be possible.
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Having spent 12 years or more negotiating with Iran, the Europeans did not believe that the American pressure campaign would achieve Washington's goal of forcing Iran to the negotiating table.
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During the shutdown, Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a New York Democrat, lamented that negotiating with Trump was similar to negotiating with Jell-O because his positions could be so fluid.
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Brussels, by contrast, has a negotiating team led by a former European commissioner, Michel Barnier, and it has published detailed negotiating guidelines, agreed upon by the bloc's 27 other member states.
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"Britain's negotiating position in Europe has been misrepresented in the Continental press; the European Commission's negotiating stance has hardened; threats against Britain have been issued by European politicians and officials," Mrs.
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Developing a truly combined negotiating position and, if possible, a combined negotiating team could help to smooth out the volatility of the US administration and provide additional leverage in the talks.
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"Negotiating with President Trump is like negotiating with Jell-O," said Schumer, who met Trump at the White House on Friday for a 90-minute meeting that had briefly raised hopes.
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President Trump is negotiating with China Petroleum & Chemical Corp.
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" Kelly, among others, "cautioned Trump against negotiating with Schumer.
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" On tariff exemptions: "It's a Trumpian way of negotiating.
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Friday, March 31 - Tusk proposed draft EU negotiating guidelines.
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" He asked, "Who do you want negotiating for you?
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" He added, "I gotta start negotiating with Team Mayweather.
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It's negotiating time — and Kim is not messing around.
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"Britain's negotiating position in Europe has been misrepresented in the continental press, the European Commission's negotiating stance has hardened, threats against Britain have been issued by European politicians and officials," May said.
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This stupendously bad-faith negotiating partner has grown only more perverse and proudly signals every day that it is not interested in cooperation, and so the Democrats just started negotiating with themselves.
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Though the U.K.'s Finance minister will not be at the negotiating table, Hammond will be key to advise on the financial impact that certain negotiating points will have on the British economy.
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But British Finance Minister Philip Hammond told reporters that no decisions had been taken on Britain's negotiating stance after Prime Minister Theresa May said the two-year negotiating process would start next March.
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Yes, we should be negotiating with the Afghan government, and we should be negotiating with the Taliban to try to end the bloodshed in this country, which has been going on for decades.
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Q. What exactly can be achieved around the negotiating table?
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"Most people are negotiating on too few variables," Jensen says.
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So we have to remember who we are negotiating with.
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Japan is also negotiating with the United States over trade.
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The two sides are still negotiating details, the sources said.
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Competing interests will potentially emerge on the China negotiating team.
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Clearly, conservationists are still negotiating the large, charismatic predator problem.
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But Mr Trump will have to acquire better negotiating skills.
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A GM spokesman declined to comment on the negotiating session.
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"We're finalizing a contract, which we're negotiating now," he said.
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But Britain is again reminded of its weak negotiating position.
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A president who believes in unpredictability as a negotiating strategy.
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That weakens its negotiating position when striking deals with publishers.
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But without negotiating with the parties, there is no vote.
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In the meantime, tariffs cannot be the only negotiating tool.
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Trump used tariffs to bring China to the negotiating table.
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But getting China to the negotiating table has proved hard.
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Federal law prohibits unauthorized citizens from negotiating with foreign governments.
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"Most people are negotiating on too few variables," Jensen said.
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But the two sides have been negotiating since the vote.
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The president indicated he was open to negotiating with Iran.
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What followed was a theatrical coda to a negotiating collapse.
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He is reportedly negotiating a paycheck of $10 million dollars.
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Instead, the two countries' detailed negotiating positions were widely leaked.
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Lawmakers are still negotiating unrelated portions of the funding package.
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You're not sitting across from somebody negotiating in real time.
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Kurdish leaders are negotiating a way out of their isolation.
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Were this true, America would indeed have extraordinary negotiating leverage.
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Each side accused the other of negotiating in bad faith.
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If not, we have to keep on talking and negotiating.
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Virke is also negotiating with the LO union, Norway's biggest.
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So there's plenty of negotiating room, if Democrats play hardball.
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Negotiating your salary isn't about greed; it's about being practical.
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In baseball, players have negotiating power after they are drafted.
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And Qatar is uniquely positioned to play this negotiating role.
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"It's not because of your strong negotiating skills, " Kantrowitz said.
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That is an unassailable argument and a winning negotiating position.
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Negotiating the right deal is complicated, stressful, and generally unpleasant.
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That could be a negotiating tactic for Brussels with London.
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He remains conscious, and police are still negotiating with him.
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What does it do to [Chinese buyers'] negotiating power elsewhere?
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For her pension clients, that means negotiating lower fees directly.
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Additionally, Medicare is prohibited from negotiating prices with pharmaceutical manufacturers.
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Are the show's badass female stars negotiating a pay raise?
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That group will be at the negotiating table in Geneva.
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The warring parties are now negotiating directly in Saudi Arabia.
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That will eventually require a return to the negotiating table.
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Trump has said he is open to negotiating with Iran.
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But in terms of Kelly's negotiating objectives, he accomplished nothing.
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Afghan women have earned their seat at the negotiating table.
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S. trade issue is to meet at the negotiating table.
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It's seen as fortification behind his $5.7 billion negotiating position.
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It is negotiating trade deals in Asia and with Europe.
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Corker said that has kept allies at the negotiating table.
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Often, she was the only woman at the negotiating table.
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Is he negotiating from a position of strength or weakness?
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Knightscope is currently negotiating with the city over future deployments.
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To end the pain of negotiating, Prest compromised her boundary.
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In the House, meanwhile, Republicans are effectively negotiating with themselves.
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Moon played a major role in negotiating the cancelled meeting.
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Attractive women have a better advantage when negotiating with men.
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"It is a negotiating position," an air show delegate said.
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The Taliban have said the attacks strengthen their negotiating position.
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Nearby towns have begun negotiating better deals with warehouse developers.
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He said Democrats are willing to keep negotiating with Sen.
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To inflict pain and force Democrats to the negotiating table.
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However, analysts increasingly think the negotiating window will get extended.
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Holding off until 2019 could be a negotiating tactic, though.
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"It's not because of your strong negotiating skills," Kantrowitz said.
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The rebels had stormed from the negotiating table in anger.
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Democrats say those comments have eviscerated the president's negotiating position.
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As for her negotiating technique, Frankel has a few tips.
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A negotiating tactic that works better is deference, says Voss.
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The two hit it off and began negotiating a deal.
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How are you negotiating moments of calm and greater activity?
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"The negotiating environment is even more severe," the official said.
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In those moments, we weren't complicated, and we weren't negotiating.
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The opposing side is also very happy to be negotiating.
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With no clear leader, negotiating with the group is hard.
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Negotiating starting salaries can be a step towards slowing that.
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Ed Perlmutter of Colorado, had been privately negotiating with Pelosi.
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Negotiating the cliffs of social mountaineering she studies rich girls.
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Our biggest negotiating tactic, we're going to take it away.
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How are you negotiating these medium, these territories between media?
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The prime minister's remarks may have been a negotiating tactic.
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Their trade negotiating teams have not met since May 10.
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Frustrated, he tried negotiating any way to circumvent this policy.
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It is also negotiating with Volkswagen on several joint projects.
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In time, the police and Lars begin talking and negotiating.
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Trump said Palestinians had to come to the negotiating table.
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Wars are indeed won and lost at the negotiating table.
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There is a danger, however, in overestimating our negotiating leverage.
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Mr. Trump's offensive may prove to be a negotiating tactic.
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"You spend years negotiating stuff you can't ratify?" she said.
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Excluding Russia, he began negotiating with Riyadh over the terms.
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They do not care that you're negotiating and expect it.
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Villagers were often simply outmatched by their huge negotiating partners.
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The official American negotiating team for now is laying low.
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Stay laser focused on negotiating more positive experiences for them.
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But negotiating the world of airline rewards can be onerous.
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Mark Warner of Virginia was also at the negotiating table.
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"I hand it across to the negotiating team," he said.
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Indeed, it could ultimately end up being a negotiating position.
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Fortunately, this wasn't my first experience negotiating a job offer.
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The Taliban negotiating team included the five former Guantánamo detainees.
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You are negotiating with a manipulative, erratic, and murderous dictator.
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ARE YOU SAYING WE'RE NOT YET NEGOTIATING ON THESE TOPICS.
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Instead, they're negotiating with Democrats to increase nondefense spending, too.
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But there are several mistakes professionals commonly make when negotiating.
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Gautama's favorite thing about hiring prostitutes was negotiating the price.
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The buildup could just be part of a negotiating strategy.
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Mr. Rajoy has years of experience in negotiating with Catalans.
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Trump, of course, is supremely confident in his negotiating skills.
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He spent much of Thursday gleefully ridiculing Democrats' negotiating tactics.
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"In other words, we're negotiating with the tariffs," Trump said.
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It has also accused Likud of negotiating in bad faith.
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DePaul and Leitao began negotiating a contract extension this month.
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The administration will offer more specific negotiating objectives in July.
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Costa has not excluded negotiating with other parties as well.
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Perhaps it's because people are still negotiating what racism means.
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The key to negotiating a salary is knowing your value.
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Or they could keep negotiating, with no end in sight.
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It's how we brought NAFTA back to the negotiating table.
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So they've banded together to become a potent negotiating force.
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Mr. Trump is all about intimidating more and negotiating less.
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Appropriators are currently negotiating funding bills for fiscal year 2020.
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Yet as a single country India has tremendous negotiating power.
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Negotiating my way through the crowds, I began to sweat.
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Since then, the authorities have been negotiating with the residents.
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Why are women still not represented at the negotiating table?
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Monday, May 22 - EU27 ministers meet to agree negotiating directives.
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The lawsuit brought the sellers back to the negotiating table.
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Greenblatt has experience negotiating "substantial, complex transactions," according to Trump.
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Granted, negotiating with the North Koreans has long proved frustrating.
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He tried negotiating with the bank for a better deal.
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But the WTO's negotiating arm has been broken for years.
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He also did not seem especially motivated to continue negotiating.
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Committee staff are negotiating to sit down with both men.
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U.S. sanctions have successfully brought Maduro to the negotiating table.
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Canada knows this, which has bolstered the country's negotiating position.
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No formal negotiating sessions have been set, the official said.
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Is that a traditional sort of negotiating ploy for you?
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Because we are negotiating it each and every single day.
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Of course, negotiating with Russia and Iran also carries downsides.
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The man who prides himself on his negotiating talents must realize his health care price negotiating position will be a lot stronger if he can increase the supply of the items up for sale.
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"It might be a little bit of negotiating—and not negotiating like seeing who wins, but having an actual conversation about how to make this as comfortable as possible for each other," she said.
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The negotiating mandate — titles "The Future Relationship with the EU: The UK's Approach to Negotiations" — is 36-pages long and spells out the UK government's hard-line negotiating position ahead of talks getting underway.
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The negotiating objectives, required by Congress under the "fast-track trade negotiating authority law, will seek to boost trade between the countries by eliminating tariff and non-tariff barriers," the U.S. Trade Representative's Office said.
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The negotiating objectives, required by Congress under the "fast-track trade negotiating authority law, will seek to boost trade between the countries by eliminating tariff and non-tariff barriers," the U.S. Trade Representative's office said.
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"We can't be responsible for these people for 50 years or whatever it may be, or more and so we're negotiating with Europe, and we're negotiating with Iraq and lots of other people," Trump added.
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"We want to see positive signs of progress at the negotiating tables," said Moises Kalach, head of the international negotiating arm of Mexico's CCE business lobby, which is leading the private sector in the talks.
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But in this case, experts say, the North is simply laying out its negotiating position in the plainest terms possible — trying to make it extremely obvious to its negotiating partners what the red lines are.
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That would likely put the U.K. in a weaker negotiating position.
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Chastened, the government and the FARC returned to the negotiating table.
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Politics, he believed, was the art of negotiating deals in private.
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In 2008, the U.S was negotiating to prevent further nuclear development.
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Give the person you're negotiating with a way to say yes.
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I think it&aposs been a very effective way of negotiating.
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He certainly doesn't want spend the next two years negotiating Brexit.
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Now he's negotiating an exit from the combined companies, called Oath.
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Or is there a way to get to the negotiating table?
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By not negotiating, you leave money on the table, says Sethi.
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Situations in which your negotiating leverage is limited (often severely so).
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Meanwhile, America's shale oil revolution has weakened the kingdom's negotiating position.
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Some of these concerns, in my opinion, are just negotiating tactics.
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But if anything, the U.S. president has strengthened Russia' negotiating position.
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The two nations are currently negotiating to end the tariff tiff.
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Mr Peña has the negotiating skills to pull off these reforms.
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All that's left now is negotiating terms of the Sanders surrender.
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Nill said negotiating such contracts aren't always easy to finish quickly.
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That means focusing on holding constructive talks inside the negotiating room.
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What Lovuzov lacks in negotiating expertise, he makes up in persistence.
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It is still negotiating deals to sell parts of its business.
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I learned this the hard way in my own negotiating fail.
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Less tangible factors may also make Britain's negotiating position more awkward.
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They're asking for promotions and negotiating salaries as often as men.
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Mexico and Brazil are negotiating to deepen their bilateral trade accord.
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Colombia has been negotiating with the FARC for over three years.
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He cut his teeth negotiating with Japan for the Reagan administration.
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Trump's negotiating had moved to Twitter, trying to whip conservative votes.
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Our most sacred values reduced to a crass, tacky negotiating strategy.
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Research shows that women do worse than men in negotiating salaries.
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Monte Paschi is negotiating with the EU a similar state support.
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The companies are still negotiating over the exchange ratio, sources said.
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Britain considers negotiating prisoner releases tantamount to paying ransom for hostages.
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Consolidation would allow costs to be cut while increasing negotiating power.
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In contrast, the EU is preparing two sets of negotiating guidelines.
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Another, "International Law," represents the figure of Christ negotiating world disarmament.
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They&aposre gaming out policy plans, negotiating tactics, even menu items.
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You are negotiating with other road users you are making decisions.
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The American and Turkish presidents both denied negotiating Mr Brunson's release.
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The U.S. and Japan have been negotiating a bilateral trade agreement.
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The talks will be split into groups covering specific negotiating areas.
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But negotiating toward an end game isn't necessarily the hard part.
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Within hours I was writing an offer and negotiating the deal.
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So what really matters when you are negotiating a term sheet?
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Sanchez allies have likened the Catalan negotiating tactics to political blackmail.
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We think he is negotiating impunity for him and his family.
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Sources confirm with TMZ the CDC and JHC have been negotiating.
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The point being: details and negotiating will be handled in house.
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Tencent has serious negotiating power at the table with record labels.
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In the year we were negotiating, they just never produced that.
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Policy-makers, sitting in UNFCCC negotiating rooms, can't know these details.
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Shehu Sani, who was part of the negotiating effort, told CNN.
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BRAZILIAN AUTOMAKER CAOA NEGOTIATING PURCHASE OF FORDS SÃO BERNARDO PLANT -SOURCE
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The goal is to pressure the Taliban to the negotiating table.
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Most would rather pay more rather than feel "weird" while negotiating.
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Representatives from Washington and Beijing have been negotiating a trade deal.
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Washington and Beijing have been negotiating a trade agreement since December.
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The Russians toyed with the United States at the negotiating table.
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Using its provisions as a springboard would amplify Trump's negotiating prowess.
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They immediately went to Oslo to join the communist negotiating team.
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Negotiating are proceeding well in Afghanistan after 18 years of fighting.
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Republicans, however, hailed the President's action as a tough negotiating move.
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Negotiating new treaties with European trading partners would take many years.
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That is how we brought NAFTA back to the negotiating table.
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Crucially, Britain will not come to the negotiating table empty-handed.
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Alas, legislators negotiating a new budget have spent May failing it.
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This might all be a bunch of negotiating bluster from Trump.
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Rosenthal now is negotiating the film rights to Sugar Ray's life.
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Negotiating your salary is an important part of starting a job.
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Negotiating the insurance labyrinth Being transgender is not a mental illness.
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Bolton, though, has insisted Trump's announcement is not a negotiating ploy.
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"They've been negotiating like nothing happened," Trump said of North Korea.
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That will be, in my view, our negotiating posture moving forward.
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Can his much-trumped negotiating skills reduce tensions with the Kremlin?
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The president is not negotiating with the leaders on this thing?
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Chicago is currently negotiating its own agreement with the Justice Department.
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As a candidate, Trump advocated for Medicare negotiating prices with manufacturers.
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Now, publishers, social media companies and advertisers are negotiating new relationships.
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He also saw his father's tough negotiating style, even at home.
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Make no mistake: the White House is negotiating in bad faith.
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The Taliban have no need to go to the negotiating table.
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Republicans negotiating the SALT say they have ideas to change it.
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Trump will be negotiating with China's most powerful leader in decades.
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NBC and Kelly are still negotiating the terms of her exit.
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Republicans are negotiating behind the scenes to try to revive it.
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If you have great negotiating or public speaking skills, list them.
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"He's negotiating, I think, as a businessperson," Grassley said Wednesday morning.
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"It's starting to take form, but we're still negotiating," Durbin said.
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This might mean negotiating your salary or asking for a raise.
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The panel is still negotiating with Mueller and the Justice Department.
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What is the diplomatic negotiating going into it behind the scenes?
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"He's negotiating in his own particular style," he told Mexican television.
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Reagan knew that Gorbachev was negotiating from a position of weakness.
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Thank goodness we had a former community organizer negotiating for us.
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Nissan was due to start negotiating with its workforce this autumn.
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That gives Trump the flexibility to keep negotiating with the Chinese.
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It's also negotiating a $300 million debt financing with the company.
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You look at Rex Tillerson, he's out there negotiating right now.
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At the same time, the startup is negotiating with multiple manufacturers.
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"We expect Sasol to come to the negotiating table," Hermann said.
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JBS Chief Executive Officer Wesley Batista is personally negotiating with prosecutors.
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Western Digital called for it to be given exclusive negotiating rights.
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The Palestinians' demands were not simply an overly aggressive negotiating strategy.
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Beekeepers are now negotiating contracts with almond growers for next season.
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It's a great point of leverage; it's a great negotiating tool.
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Consequently, he reported, more efforts should go to the negotiating track.
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It's looking like that hard-line negotiating tactic is being rewarded.
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NEGOTIATING DINNER My husband is usually using this time to write.
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Negotiating drug prices will make prescriptions more affordable for all Americans.
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Politically, Trump has forced Democrats to the negotiating table on DACA.
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"Shall we say we're negotiating?" said Lowey in a phone interview.
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Nothing about the following months will be easy negotiating for Congress.
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He said it would consider negotiating with the social media companies.
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Working with Trump is "like negotiating with Jell-O," Schumer fumed.
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So, know your worth when you're negotiating your salary with Netflix.
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Pogba and Griezmann over it again ......They seem to be negotiating.
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Mr. Puigdemont said he had not been negotiating with Belgian politicians.
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This is a very Italian kind of sport: negotiating a bureaucracy.
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But the Brazilian authorities said they would like to keep negotiating.
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It also reveals that he is fundamentally unserious about negotiating one.
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Cutting funding for an agency that helps Palestinian refugees isn't negotiating.
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Hill and ESPN have been negotiating a mutual departure for months.
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So the authority needs to get back to the negotiating table.
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The State Department declined to answer questions about its negotiating strategy.
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Negotiating teams will have a first round of discussions next week.
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Then, when negotiating, start with your wish and go from there.
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Mr. Pence does not have broad experience negotiating with Mr. Erdogan.
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Headlines * EU demands that Britain "start negotiating seriously" over Brexit. on.ft.
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"We are still in the process of negotiating this," Iowa Sen.
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"We need to put out a negotiating bid here," Klobuchar continued.
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They are negotiating with the U.S. Trade Representative over potential fixes.
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Dictators are not "okay," but negotiating with them is often necessary.
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The sides have held more than 20 negotiating sessions this year.
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So now we are in the business of negotiating prebuys, too.
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The Trump administration's negotiating position has been nothing if not consistent.
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Here's everything you need to know about Boris Johnson's negotiating plan.
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The first negotiating session at City Hall occurred on July 30.
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The sides have begun negotiating, but no resolution is coming soon.
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Playing around with your phrasing can also do wonders for negotiating.
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S. gives up one of our biggest negotiating chips - military exercises.
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U.S. gives up one of our biggest negotiating chips - military exercises.
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Drugstores have significant clout when negotiating their participation in pharmacy networks.
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What is the point of negotiating with someone unwilling to compromise?
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He's got great negotiating skills, and we're coming together with it.
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And we had gotten human rights formally on the negotiating table. . . .
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Vector is in the final stages of negotiating its first customers.
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Now Mr. Kim seems to be tiring of all the negotiating.
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Wendy Cutler, a former negotiator on the TPP, fears "negotiating fatigue".
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Germany, France Spain are re- negotiating some of the EU rules.
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When she got promoted to account manager, she accepted without negotiating.
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Most of the negotiating will likely take place behind closed doors.
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There's the young Shimon Peres, negotiating weapons deals in Havana nightclubs.
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This puts the farmers at a serious disadvantage when negotiating contracts.
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However, May and her allies have questioned the EU's negotiating proposals.
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So, could the tariffs eventually bring China to the negotiating table?
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Republicans have been criticized for negotiating mostly without input from Democrats.
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In a bid to stake out a stronger negotiating position, Mrs.
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Lawmakers are still negotiating on spending bills ahead of a Dec.
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The prime minister said they had been negotiating behind his back.
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States are now negotiating the future of the program beyond 2020.
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And politicians should beware the consequences of negotiating them in private.
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Security involved negotiating with "area boys," street toughs who control neighborhoods.
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The American negotiating team included military experts in logistics and counterterrorism.
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With Republican hardball negotiating tactics like that, who needs Democratic opposition?
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" Best Salary-Related Advice: "Start negotiating early and don't back down.
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Their fond early correspondence shows them negotiating fame, scandal and friendship.
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These are issues we need to be negotiating in earnest today.
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We don't have any tool other than negotiating with [rogue states].
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Under the circumstances we are negotiating a comprehensive and complete deal.
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Then came the hard part: negotiating a Brexit with EU leaders.
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We're told Ben and Jen are still negotiating a financial settlement.
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Trump's tweets could also be an attempt at a negotiating tactic.
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Santander must have thought, 'we have a great negotiating hand here'.
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Will the Chinese and Indian leagues fancy negotiating an Erasmus programme?
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"The negotiating teams are hard at it this week and will probably be negotiating intensively through the weekend as well and will hopefully have some political recommendations to feed political leaders early next week," he said.
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Trump has said he's open to negotiating a newer, tougher deal, but there's little chance that Europe and Iran — which spent years negotiating the current deal, and believe that it's working — would agree to do so.
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"We will have a different attitude in the negotiating team and a different negotiating team," Johnson said, adding that he would give personal orders to negotiators from his ministerial team rather than politically impartial public servants.
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Certain government agencies are actually prohibited by law from negotiating drug prices with pharmaceutical companies, "based in part on considerable lobbying and arguments that government negotiating power could decrease revenues for the pharmaceutical industry," the authors wrote.
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Instead of making a moral judgment, it purports to make an empirical one, implying that the serious case for immigration restriction is all but nonexistent, and that negotiating with restrictionists is therefore like negotiating with flat-earthers.
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Pro-Brexit lawmakers fear the amendment could force Britain to weaken its negotiating stance by offering parliament the opportunity of forcing ministers back to the negotiating table if it feels any final deal is not good enough.
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Though now free to realise his Brexit dream, Johnson faces the daunting task of negotiating a trade agreement with the EU, possibly in just 235 months, while also negotiating another trade deal with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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"I hope the United States understands there are things ... that Mexico won't accept, and (I hope) the negotiating process becomes more rational," Moises Kalach, head of the international negotiating arm of Mexico's CCE business lobby, told Reuters.
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Bayern is most likely already negotiating any changes it might be contemplating.
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Gradually, Ms. Maloney and her negotiating partners approached a point of consensus.
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"We're still negotiating the contents and the duration of that," he added.
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Insurers, on the other hand, are sitting at the table negotiating prices.
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Negotiating Brexit successfully with 27 different countries requires skills and deep relationships.
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Trump said negotiating teams would begin meeting in a matter of weeks.
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With the drug companies, he indeed has a lot of negotiating power.
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RIVERA: So you&aposre OK with him negotiating with this killer guy?
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HE'S A TRANSACTIONAL, NEGOTIATING, BULLY PULPIT USING BUSINESS GUY WHO'S BECOMING PRESIDENT.
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What he did was he got Kim back to the negotiating table.
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Perhaps he would have been better served by actually negotiating with Schumer.
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Police arrived on the scene almost immediately and began negotiating with Santarromana.
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Trump has suggested negotiating bilateral trade deals with each of America's neighbors.
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That includes potentially negotiating a new nuclear treaty with Russia and China.
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Beyonce can be seen negotiating with stage hands in the video below.
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Bill Richardson, who has spent decades negotiating hostage releases with North Korea.
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British diplomats saw early advantage in negotiating as one country against 27.
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And some Republicans argue a disapproval resolution would undercut Trump's negotiating hand.
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Trump's negotiating tactics may even escalate beyond an import tax, she noted.
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President Trump might discuss negotiating a treaty to end the Korean War.
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Even if nothing comes out of it, they have already started negotiating.
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SWAT was at the scene negotiating with the suspect early Monday morning.
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Britain's negotiating position in Europe has been misrepresented in the continental press.
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We are in the strongest negotiating position we've ever had against China.
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We want transition arrangements to be discussed early in the negotiating process.
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She is one of two women on a 10-member negotiating committee.
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Israel and China have agreed to begin negotiating a free-trade agreement.
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Australia has resisted negotiating a permanent border until 2056 at the earliest.
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Truss said Britain would set out detailed negotiating objectives in due course.
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His right-wing supporters are furious that Israel is negotiating under duress.
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"They may provide tips for understanding his style of negotiating," Deitz added.
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One is as a negotiating tactic, to strengthen Britain's weak bargaining position.
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If this is just a negotiating strategy it's a very risky strategy.
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However, some analysts suggested Trump's move may also be a negotiating ploy.
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But difficulties building infrastructure and negotiating mineral rights have stymied many projects.
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Japan and the United States are negotiating a two-way trade pact.
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It brought them to the negotiating table which resulted in this agreement.
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I got even better at negotiating as more opportunities came my way.
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As noted above, the bots weren't consistently better at negotiating than humans.
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"Tariffs might be an effective negotiating tool," he said in the tweet.
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Negotiating your salary is the most crucial part of the hiring process.
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The negotiating group that struck the deal is made up of Sens.
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And clearly the process of negotiating Brexit could raise investment-crushing uncertainty.
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Some Bernie campaign staffers want better pay and benefits, so they're negotiating.
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So, this is not about somebody organizing or negotiating a speaking engagement.
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It was a useful way to get people to the negotiating table.
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They could use it as leverage when negotiating with their existing employers.
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Children were being held as literal hostages in a legislative negotiating strategy.
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In those countries, private companies don't do the negotiating; the government does.
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Other candidates have promised to keep negotiating with the EU if necessary.
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This deal caused critics to accuse the administration of negotiating with terrorists.
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It's not yet clear whether Canada was negotiating with the hostage-takers.
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Then again, who could have predicted Mr Trump negotiating with Mr Kim?
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That gives it more bargaining power when negotiating with the local council.
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If you want to get involved in negotiating NAFTA, I like it.
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The work of negotiating a deal would still have to be done.
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He won Jerusalem at the negotiating table, but lost Acre in battle.
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His is about getting things done through the miracle of genius negotiating.
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It chaired the negotiating forum and hopes to host the CFTA secretariat.
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Negotiating finances in an intimate relationship can be tricky for many people.
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In June he accused Mr Temer of negotiating bribes and obstructing justice.
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The two companies are still negotiating on regulatory issues, according to sources.
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It's not as if women would lose their negotiating skills over time.
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He had spent much of 2013 negotiating the terms of the deal.
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Negotiating isn't just about salary; it's about perks that make work better.
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"I stated that we stopped negotiating in January 2016," Cohen reiterated Wednesday.
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"So Brexit, remember they haven't begun negotiating [the withdrawal] yet," he argued.
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Mergers make sense when negotiating for better distribution deals with broadband carriers.
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Some analysts, however, said using hard negotiating tactics could backfire on Riyadh.
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TUPITSYN: Yes or even negotiating that imposition of will on other people.
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This is a little bit of what they were negotiating last week.
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Russian representatives have played a role in negotiating local ceasefires and evacuations.
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Yes, and we are negotiating better trade deals all over the world.
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Wouldn't Americans benefit from the dominant negotiating power of government-run insurance?
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The tariffs are hurtful right now, but the President will continue negotiating.
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"Remember that [girls are] constantly negotiating in life every day," said Murali.
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Because the man doing the outreach and negotiating is Donald J. Trump.
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We don't think he is negotiating this in the name of Guatemala.
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Instead, both sides are exploring chances for negotiating a free-trade deal.
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His pattern is becoming tiresome: Do something outrageous as a negotiating tactic.
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This would initiate a two-year process of negotiating a withdrawal agreement.
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Kerry spent months negotiating the cease-fire with Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov.
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Last week, McCain called Kerry "intrepid but delusion" for negotiating with Russia.
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Others are negotiating for contracts to be done over a shorter period.
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The US and Japan have been negotiating the handover since the 1990s.
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The two sides have been negotiating with some slight signs of progress.
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"It's not a goal, and it's not a negotiating tool," he said.
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There was nothing between Jesus and pay dirt except negotiating the angle.
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Just take them to McDonald's and go back to the negotiating table.
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" Still, he added that Trump's comments were likely "just a negotiating tactic.
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The next negotiating round between Europe and Mercosur is planned for Nov.
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He also led the country's double taxation treaties negotiating team in 2009.
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They're willing to reopen the government and keep negotiating over border security.
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Instead of negotiating another roaming deal, Fi just added another network: Three.
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The network had reportedly been negotiating Moonves's exit and a possible settlement.
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Negotiating teams for the two countries met in Rome over the weekend.
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Negotiating with conservatives to earn their support for Speaker isn't new territory.
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Osakwe remembered her mother as a "fire lady," negotiating tenaciously with venders.
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We do not want to be negotiating with the lives of people.
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Clinton could be a negotiating tactic for winning concessions on the platform.
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Since the U.S. left the negotiating table, the TPP has been concluded.
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The trouble began when a small country made a negotiating faux pas.
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"These children should not be a negotiating tool," Clinton tweeted on Sunday.
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But scale brings needed negotiating power selling needles and catheters to hospitals.
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So is Trump really going to walk away from the negotiating table?
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Financial markets have taken notice of the acrimony over the negotiating table.
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This creates more negotiating space for both parties to make more money.
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"It's hard negotiating elevator rates while you're running for president," he said.
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The negotiating required to turn them into musical instruments was nonetheless tricky.
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He acknowledged that Trump runs "an unconventional administration," with new negotiating tactics.
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That starts with taking a proactive stance in negotiating for more pay.
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That helped force Tehran to the negotiating table for last year's deal.
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"We are negotiating with Iran, they are manufacturing similar turbines," he said.
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Negotiating a new trade relationship with the European Union is equally tricky.
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HIS EAGERNESS TO DO A DEAL SIGNIFICANTLY UNDERCUTS THE U.S. NEGOTIATING POSITION.
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I am strongly committed to changing our consuming and routine negotiating culture.
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You'd save more by reducing your rent or negotiating your cable bill.
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"I said 'no thanks,' and they thought I was negotiating," Linton said.
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MORE did in 2009, when Democrats were negotiating the Affordable Care Act.
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Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer is negotiating with China and enforcing Trump's tariffs.
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North Korea has historically been less belligerent when at the negotiating table.
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Negotiating a hotel deal in another country is not foreign policy experience.
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Democrats are pushing to reopen the government before negotiating on border security.
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Aides said she wanted to ensure Britain's negotiating position was not undermined.
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Problem is, negotiating with Congress isn't like doing a real estate deal.
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Negotiating for a higher salary is nerve-wracking for many of us.
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Japan and the EU have been negotiating a trade deal since 2013.
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Zahid said the two countries are still negotiating, but did not elaborate.
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They were negotiating with senior staff for the top Democrats in Congress.
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"We are at the negotiating table with authorities in Argentina," Pontes said.
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But a funny thing happened when I was negotiating with his staff.
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Trump's praise of Kim Jong Un will be interpreted as negotiating weakness.
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" Ionis Pharmaceuticals: "[CEO] Stan Crooke did a good job negotiating that deal.
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Medicare is prohibited from negotiating with drugmakers to secure lower prescription prices.
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Moon also called on North Korea to come to the negotiating table.
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Trump first announced he was negotiating with the company on Thanksgiving Day.
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European member countries must approve two negotiating mandates to formally launch talks.
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It also could help Trump at the negotiating table before China retaliates.
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" Negotiating drug prices, he said, could save "billions of dollars over time.
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Red Lobster is currently negotiating its first ghost kitchen in the Midwest.
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If we keep negotiating patiently, a majority of countries will support (it).
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He wondered also whether the N.F.L. was negotiating for public relations purposes.
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But what we've just learned is that his negotiating prowess began early.
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That only adds to Kim's negotiating power, which was already quite strong.
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Blackouts are a negotiating tool in carriage disputes between distributors and programmers.
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Washington and Beijing have agreed to go back to the negotiating table.
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Elliott thinks Stephenson's exit is on the negotiating table, the sources said.
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"The odds of him actually negotiating something are incredibly small," he said.
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The question is whether it is a negotiating strategy or foundational uncertainty.
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It urged North Korea to return to the negotiating table with Washington.
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Medicare could flex its market power by negotiating directly with drug manufacturers.
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That sent White House and congressional officials back to the negotiating table.
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"In that situation, you would have to carry on negotiating," Hunt said.
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Analysts say the Kurds' negotiating position has been weakened by Trump's announcement.
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The difference between the two deals could reflect Concord's greater negotiating power.
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"We've got decades of painful negotiating with China ahead," said one expert.
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"These children should not be a negotiating tool," he wrote on Twitter.
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You don't negotiate by starting on day one by negotiating with yourself.
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Seniors and government programs are overpaying due to lack of negotiating tools.
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The United States often uses the trade deal as a negotiating tool.
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Democrats, who were cut out of negotiating that proposal, are panning it.
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The Australian government is currently negotiating the couple's release, The Guardian reported.
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But it also gives him a seat at the global negotiating table.
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May's desperate political weakness risked undermining her credibility as a negotiating partner.
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He has already done his part by negotiating a "fair" ransom price.
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That announcement ultimately brought the United States back to the negotiating table.
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They vet handyman services and home health agencies, sometimes negotiating for discounts.
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When I was negotiating for this job, I was unemployed and anxious.
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ALBANY — Faced with a recalcitrant Legislature and a failed negotiating strategy, Gov.
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And he suggested that he was open to negotiating a new agreement.
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Austin S. Miller, joined the American negotiating team in Doha, officials said.
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Senate leaders are negotiating over the next steps to end the trial.
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The bank's board has welcomed the offer and is negotiating with Fosun.
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Assange said he is open to negotiating with the DOJ until then.
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This is especially important for women, who are often penalized for negotiating.
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Henig said that future negotiating partners, for example, will show no mercy.
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At the same time, they illustrate the difficulty of negotiating with China.
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"As a negotiating strategy, it might've worked," Dimon told CNN's Poppy Harlow.
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But Trump's negotiating approach has been starkly different than in the past.
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Whenever there is more conciliatory talk about negotiating an agreement, markets rise.
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Still, that does not prevent the companies from negotiating a deal independently.
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What's more, Trump's defenders say, his upfront negotiating style has its advantages.
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Here's how to to project assertiveness and confidence when negotiating your salary.
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And we have the Americans negotiating for the interests of Donald Trump.
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Hoyle has already done the work, hard or easy, of negotiating difference.
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You set your own tempo because there's no negotiating with another traveler.
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The Mexican business community, he added, was preparing for all negotiating proposals.
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And so they attempted to coax the combatants toward the negotiating table.
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Coming to the negotiating table would not forestall its nuclear ambitions forever.
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In short order, he was handling the team's logistics and negotiating contracts.
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The two sides have been negotiating a new contract for six years.
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"That takes a long time, takes a lot of negotiating," he said.
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I MEAN, WE'VE ILLUSTRATED THE BILATERAL APPROACH TO NEGOTIATING CAN WORK. OK?
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Now Trump's lawyers believe they are negotiating from a position of strength.
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The retailer was still negotiating non-disclosure agreements with ESL and Fairholme.
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Trump's negotiating position on burden-sharing is not unique to South Korea.
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NASA, for instance, uses SpaceX's occasional launch failures as a negotiating tool.
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However, Trump appears less open to negotiating on the issues McConnell named.
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Negotiating its way out of Europe's single market arrangement is one thing.
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Yet the difficult bit, negotiating the future relationship with Europe, lies ahead.
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The issue was a big sticking point between the two negotiating teams.
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Hyundai, however, said separately that it was still negotiating to join 2M.
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What to watch: Iran's leaders are staying away from the negotiating table.
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Court has been negotiating a departure from the firm since last year.
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Though he has professed faith in the president's negotiating skills, he's cautious.
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"But negotiating with the Americans would be a humiliation now," he said.
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The retail workers said they were open to negotiating what that meant.
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"The people negotiating with the EU should believe in Brexit," he says.
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N) remains interested in negotiating a "consensual" deal with Akzo Nobel (AKZO.
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But it is also because of a decades-old American negotiating tactic.
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By negotiating this territory, she serves as a guide through contemporary civilization.
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Now, the municipality is negotiating with Mr. Smit to buy the plot.
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He said he expected China's negotiating position to move closer to Washington's.
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Seele started negotiating access to the giant Urengoy gas field in 2015.
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Morocco was still negotiating with CCCC about its ownership percentage, he said.
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That sometimes means negotiating a harrowingly narrow path between ethics and patronage.
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Negotiating changes to the agreement could take months or years, Cooper said.
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The two sides could be heard negotiating a six-ton cocaine deal.
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"TE is negotiating to acquire five billion pounds, and Etisalat Egypt is also negotiating for the same amount to obtain the 4G licence, the National Bank of Egypt is participating in managing the loans," one banking source said.
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We should conclude the scoping exercise, so the preparatory work for a negotiating mandate, before the end of the year and at the start of the next year, give a strong and clear negotiating mandate to the Commission.
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Although the task of negotiating the preliminary arrangements is being handled by South Korean President Moon Jae-in, it is not clear whether South Korea would have any substantive input in negotiating and signing of the peace treaty.
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"Frankly, from a negotiating point of view, and I'm the last person who should be giving advice to Donald Trump about negotiating, if he begins to negotiate some agreements with the Democrats, it is going to make some of the Republicans who have been pushing him to do things he doesn't want to do a little more reasonable in negotiating with him, too," Lieberman said.
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"We never left the negotiating table (the Americans) decided to leave the negotiating table and now they make a false claim in order to deceive that they are ready for negotiations," Zarif said, according to the IRIB news agency.
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In practice, people do find ways of negotiating their political and religious loyalties.
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In many local markets provider consolidation has given hospitals much more negotiating power.
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She is negotiating in congress to add judges with experience of military matters.
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He supports the Trump administration's tariffs as a negotiating tool with the Chinese.
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But I&aposm not negotiating, I just want fairness for the United States.
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The McDonald's National Leadership Council is negotiating with management, according to a Jan.
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You obviously get to four percent first, that&aposs a basic negotiating tactic.
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But when Lewis floated the idea in January, her negotiating team rejected it.
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President Xi Jinping, though, might lose critical negotiating leverage as trade tensions escalate.
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My second major lesson was that negotiating boundaries beforehand is a game-changer.
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Chinese leaders routinely use delays of months or years to pressure negotiating partners.
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That "created space for direct negotiations through a formal negotiating process," Kildee said.
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When they came to the negotiating table we had twenty thousand centrifuges spinning.
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If Pyongyang releases the detainees, does that mean they have less negotiating leverage?
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" Videgaray said his government's stance over the wall was "not a negotiating strategy.
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You'll hit obstacles, but your way of negotiating them is much more fluid.
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Why is this random sampling of seven guys or whatever negotiating this deal?
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That's when we started negotiating harder for better profit sharing, for Halo 3.
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The Trump administration thinks that gives drug manufacturers greater negotiating power on prices.
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Ambassador Robert Gallucci started negotiating with Pyongyang during another nuclear crisis in 123.
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Police officers also never really heard the children speak while negotiating with Lindsey.
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And so, the U.S. is in a very particularly interesting negotiating position today.
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"Americans and Europeans are gathering negotiating leeway," she told the RND newspaper network.
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U.S. and Chinese officials will return to the negotiating table later on Friday.
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Some analysts differed as to whether Trump's tweets were really a negotiating tactic.
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Certainly some of the states Canada will be negotiating with are red states.
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Patricia Rowan emailed me about negotiating multiple health care bills of her own.
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There's still a path back to the negotiating table that you can see.
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Plenary adopts it's negotiating position on copyright rules for the digital single market.
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Ellington is negotiating a buyout so he can sign with a playoff team.
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Bob. Bob Lighthizer has done a great job of negotiating, as they have.
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The two sides are negotiating, but trade tensions are likely to keep simmering.
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We will be in a far worse negotiating position than we are today.
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Europe is striking deals with Canada and Japan and negotiating with South America.
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China is currently negotiating a bilateral investment treaty (BIT) with the United States.
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"The balance of negotiating advantage is incredibly heavily stacked our way," he insisted.
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The first is that negotiating Brexit and its consequences could take several years.
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Bronn and Tyrion first negotiating, then begrudgingly admitting they have real human emotions.
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The two have a close relationship, developed while negotiating the Iranian nuclear accord.
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But negotiating and signing contracts was one thing; leaving the country was another.
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" The Avengers responded in their Twitter feed: "We're not negotiating with any committee.
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WHEN YOU PUT OUT A TAX PLAN, YOU ARE GOING TO START NEGOTIATING.
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While some may view Trump's threats as a likely negotiating tactic, Olson disagreed.
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Uber is in the midst of negotiating a multi-billion investment from SoftBank.
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I estimate that I left $5,000-$10,000 on the table by not negotiating.
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Vintage Trains is negotiating its timetables with Network Rail, which manages the railways.
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Friday's ruling now weakens the hand of the holdouts in negotiating with Argentina.
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Lacking much negotiating power in Republican-led Washington, though, Democrats are doubling down.
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So propagandists are negotiating a new terrain where big ideas don't matter anymore.
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The EU is showing worryingly little negotiating flexibility in return for her concessions.
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The movement is without structure or leaders, and has no formal negotiating position.
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Much depends on the government's skill in negotiating with moderates in the opposition.
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Negotiating is an important fact of life, and even more so for women.
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"We are negotiating the reopening to happen over the days ahead," she said.
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They are not likely to be helpful to the British government's negotiating aims.
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Now, like you&aposve said, we&aposre negotiating from a position of strength.
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Light said Rio had agreed to pay their part and were negotiating details.
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After some negotiating, Claire's parents agreed to adopt two pigs, Thunder and Bolt.
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He has used tariffs to try to force China to the negotiating table.
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I try when I'm negotiating to put myself in the other person's shoes.
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"The administration is negotiating trade deals using our hard-earned dollars," he said.
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Some are also negotiating contract prices and setting up their own provider networks.
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After negotiating contracts, the women settled on a four-year agreement in 2017.
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Ron, how about negotiating some of our horrible trade deals that they've made?
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As noted earlier, Barnier's negotiating glue may look like a handy special power.
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Three, it follows then that Washington has to weaken Beijing's negotiating trade position.
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The government has been negotiating a peace agreement with the ELN since February.
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It is tempting to blame the EU's tough negotiating stance for the mess.
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The Islamic Republic has repeatedly ruled out negotiating under sanctions duress with Washington.
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Ahead, we offer some tips for negotiating when you land that first job.
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After some time, they came in and we had to start negotiating again.
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But each district is negotiating independently for a new salary schedule and increase.
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The bill comes as GDB and its creditors are negotiating a debt restructuring.
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She supports negotiating with Russia to reduce nuclear weapons; no Republican candidate does.
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But he promises to lower medical costs by negotiating lower rates with providers.
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Until then, Freedom Caucus members negotiating among themselves does not a deal make.
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Her message to the warring parties was simple: Return to the negotiating table.
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The U.K. is able to request an extension to the Brexit negotiating period.
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And he's claimed to be openly negotiating government contracts before he takes office.
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"If you are not negotiating, then you are being held back," she said.
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Because for girls just getting comfortable with negotiating, facts are here to help.
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And the North comes to any negotiating table with a lot of demands.
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Consider negotiating with the landlord to limit the term of your personal guarantee.
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Rios Piter rebuffed the idea of negotiating with the Trump administration on NAFTA.
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Soulja Boy's negotiating a cease-fire with Shia LaBeouf ... terms and conditions apply.
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Within 48 hours he will send the 27 other states draft negotiating guidelines.
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Under EU auspices, Kosovo and Serbia have been negotiating the issue for years.
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White House officials and Speaker Paul Ryan tell House Republicans they're done negotiating.
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First, the ruling doesn't necessarily give lawmakers a say over May's negotiating plan.
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Trump has even more options for negotiating with Israel, both financially and politically.
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Investing in our military means increasing our leverage at the international negotiating table.
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Most Americans are terrible at negotiating because they avoid it at all cost.
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Tillerson has experience in negotiating with Russia from his previous role leading ExxonMobil.
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The government will now need to consult as it prepares its negotiating approach.
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The truck was negotiating a road closure when it crashed through the fence.
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However, negotiating an international treaty would be far more complicated, according to Hanlon.
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In addition, some observers and analysts regard his statements as mere negotiating gambits.
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Senate aides have been negotiating in recent days but have not reached agreement.
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This is hardly the alleged shift in negotiating power Langer so vigorously condemns.
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Negotiating manoeuvrability and the associated room for compromise in this context are limited.
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The United States is negotiating with Pyongyang ally China on strengthening U.N. sanctions.
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Or he wants to pressure Syrian Prez Assad into negotiating in peace talks.
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Might the United Kingdom succeed in negotiating a free-trade agreement with Europe?
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But Argentina has worked hard in recent weeks to strengthen its negotiating hand.
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But along with Greenblatt, Trump has tapped confidants to play key negotiating roles.
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In her speech, Haley called on Abbas to return to the negotiating table.
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That's why the company has been negotiating with them to license its technology.
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The Walt Disney Company is negotiating with unions that represent some Disneyland workers.
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Replacing this legal framework will be another tummy ache for those negotiating Brexit.
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We've seen Trump's negotiating technique again and again in his first 100 days.
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Spirit had been negotiating a contract with its pilots for over two years.
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Serbia is negotiating a trade agreement with the Russian-dominated Eurasian Economic Union.
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The U.S. and EU are currently negotiating a workaround known as Privacy Shield.
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Pompeo's tenure suggests that a change in American negotiating posture could be forthcoming.
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It makes you better at handling conflict and negotiating for what you want.
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And Oregon officials are negotiating with additional vendors to expand accessibility, Tolle said.
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"We have to help them get back to the negotiating table," said Serwer.
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The president has also commissioned a working group to continue negotiating on Saturday.
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FABER: AND THE COUNTER PARTS THAT YOU'LL BE NEGOTIATING WITH ARE – ARE WHO?
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Many Ukrainians are already nervous about their inexperienced president negotiating with Mr. Putin.
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Using a club to bludgeon our trading partners and allies is not negotiating.
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Under the current circumstances, the opening of further negotiating chapters is not conceivable.
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Mike Beebe of Arkansas while negotiating that deal, which was worth $27 million.
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" Ms. Malmstrom said that the documents "reflect each side's negotiating position, nothing else.
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That required negotiating multibillion-dollar deals with sometimes erratic and brutal foreign leaders.
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Was Kim using this matter to secure certain negotiating advantages with the U.S.?
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The goal against the Taliban is to pressure them to the negotiating table.
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He attributed the trade actions to Trump's "Art of the Deal" negotiating style.
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With increasing regularity, the president has gotten more aggressive in his negotiating tactics.
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That, more than anything else, might frighten Kim back to the negotiating table.
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Both the House Intelligence and Judiciary committees are negotiating separately for Mueller's appearance.
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But if they get into negotiating with Mr. Guzmán, they face other problems.
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" Asked about Johnson's hardline negotiating techniques, Trump said the former minister "was right.
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I would turn around and say it's time we start negotiating drug prices.
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Knowing this data gives the employee who's negotiating much more confidence, she added.
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His book breaks down the basics of skills like networking, interviewing, and negotiating.
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Creating larger purchasing groups will enhance their negotiating power and drive down prices.
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Ministers have left negotiating teams to work in Washington and remain on call.
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Kristol, though, said talk of the president's skill at negotiating deals is overblown.
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By negotiating, Alvarez was able to reduce her medical debt by two thirds.
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Encourage her to advocate for herself and feel confident negotiating terms and salary.
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Theoretically, PBMs keep costs down by negotiating rates with drug companies and pharmacies.
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His negotiating tactics may be a little to tough for the Beltway elite.
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The way Microsoft forced VMware to the negotiating table had a kickback effect.
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" He added, "Imagine this guy sitting across the table negotiating with world leaders?
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WE WOULD HAVE LIKED TO HAVE STARTED LOWER AND GIVEN OURSELVES NEGOTIATING ROOM.
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The oversupply of cheap labor, the argument goes, has limited workers' negotiating power.
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Having good negotiating skills is vital in every aspect of life, especially business.
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Defendants, he said, will be negotiating from strength, if they negotiate at all.
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The park was deserted, except for a few joggers negotiating the black ice.
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We don't want to get in a position where we're negotiating with ourselves.
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Go deeper: This week will pose a big test of Trump's negotiating predictability.
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It could use its technology as a negotiating tool with Renault and FCA.
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That gives two weeks negotiating time until a regular summit on Oct. 18.
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If a loan goes bad, the originator is tasked with negotiating a restructuring.
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President Donald Trump's malleable negotiating position is complicating efforts to end the shutdown.
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EU leaders have increasingly pushed May for an extension of the negotiating period.
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President Nicolas Maduro's cash-squeezed socialist government has said it is negotiating solutions.
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The advisers from his 'let's keep negotiating' faction were never going to prevail.
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Theoretically, they're negotiating discounts for everyone — but they're also making profits for themselves.
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When the clock strikes midnight, and our two years negotiating time is up.
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He now has come around to believing in tariffs as a negotiating point.
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Gavin Newsom urged the two sides to go back to the negotiating table.
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The companies spent nearly eight months negotiating with Treasury to lift the sanctions.
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LARRY KUDLOW: Well, look, I can't go into the negotiating details on this.
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After days of playing "chicken" both sides are back at the negotiating table.
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Now is a great time to start negotiating a better deal for Americans.
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The meticulously composed movie sees Adrian negotiating with his nerve and his fear.
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The harsh North Korean reaction may have been a time-tested negotiating tactic.
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That all comes down to how much negotiating leverage the theater chains have.
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Tesla said in June that it was negotiating to produce cars in Shanghai.
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Some privacy groups, including Common Sense Kids Action, were already negotiating with them.
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And if that means negotiating their salaries down, that's a choice employees make.
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You don't sit on the edge negotiating how to keep your options open.
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Washington and Beijing could be back at the negotiating table sometime this month.
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Washington says sanctions are aimed at pushing Tehran back to the negotiating table.
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Jones and the Falcons have been negotiating toward a new contract for months.
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At this impasse, county administrators began negotiating with Virginia healthcare provider MHM Centurion.
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President Trump now faces the same negotiating challenges that bedeviled his three predecessors.
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Before that, China's negotiating team had a fully flexible remit from the leadership.
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He and his executives provide them with help finding locations and negotiating leases.
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Negotiating an agreement with Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, will be an obstacle.
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Negotiating drug prices, ostensibly to keep costs low for people like Joe. 2.
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The prospect of auto tariffs brought Europe to the negotiating table, he said.
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The next official Nafta negotiating round will be held in Montreal from Jan.
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We're actually in the midst of our seed round and negotiating term sheets.
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Here is where we must talk about the ugly truth of negotiating leverage.
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"Our view is that we are negotiating about agriculture, period," Mr. Lighthizer said.
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Qantas and AIPA are negotiating a new union contract for long-haul pilots.
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"We are currently negotiating with five countries around the world," the representative said.
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"The Freedom Caucus people just kept negotiating themselves out of a deal," Rep.
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That's when a "legal tampering" or negotiating window with unrestricted free agents opens.
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"Turkey sat at the negotiating table with this military vulnerability," Ulgen told Reuters.
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The Democrats just wanted short-term extensions, to increase their future negotiating power.
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" On Wednesday he said it was something his party could use for "negotiating.
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The insurers secure discounts on many medicines by negotiating prices with drug manufacturers.
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Before Singh accepted the hosting offer, she came to the negotiating table prepared.
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After negotiating a £2000 million exit package, Mr. Bell resigned in August 221.
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Instead of negotiating baroque regulatory regimes and opt-outs, just alter the incentives.
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He said he expected it to come forward in the next negotiating round.
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European leaders want a stable, credible British government capable of negotiating, but Mrs.
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State Department officials did not say how the North Korean negotiating team reacted.
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"I feel like you&aposre negotiating with a foreign power sometimes," Clinton said.
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IranAir is meanwhile negotiating the purchase of 20 European turboprop planes from ATR.
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The two EU negotiating mandates will need to be approved by EU governments.
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I'm negotiating with someone – I'm not going to say he got badly beaten.
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TURNER WOULD NOT TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THE ECONOMICS OF AT&T WHEN NEGOTIATING.
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Skills like triaging time, negotiating, managing people and taking things across the line.
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Tim Kaine, who is part of a bipartisan group negotiating on the topic.
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The government is now negotiating a bailout package with the International Monetary Fund.
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Other participants were preparing to switch jobs and would be negotiating offers soon.
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But a majority of physicians have had little to do with negotiating prices.
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House and Senate lawmakers are negotiating on a final version of the legislation.
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The negotiating history of the parties involved is littered with decades of failure.
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Crediting sanctions with bringing Iran to the negotiating table also overlooks Iran's choices.
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Johnson's government published its negotiating mandate for talks with the EU on Thursday.
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For Mr. Trump and other political leaders, negotiating with North Korea is anathema.
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That includes paying off debt, paying for a wedding, and negotiating a raise.
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After all, you're the expert — so don't shy away from consulting and negotiating.
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The UAW's national negotiating team is recommending that union members take the deal.
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Berrent would play a key role in negotiating WeWork&aposs later fundraising rounds.
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That could prompt criticism that China is taking advantage of the negotiating process.
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"Maybe we'll use it as negotiating," he told reporters at the White House.
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IranAir is also negotiating a final agreement with European turbo-prop maker ATR.
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Bring that information to the table with you when you're negotiating a raise.
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Bob. Bob Lighthizer has done a great job of negotiating, as they have.
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Still, some fear that Trump's nontraditional negotiating tactics may have gone too far.
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As Air Force secretary, Wilson would have a key role in negotiating acquisition.
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But thus far, they remain confident in their negotiating position and their negotiators.
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This scene illustrates the futility of negotiating with white people educated in tyranny.
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Perhaps his vaunted negotiating skills do not translate well into the political arena.
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That starts a two-year negotiating window before the United Kingdom should leave.
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The key to negotiating your rent is having a specific price in mind.
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It takes months, we tried it ourselves, from negotiating rates to submitting paperwork.
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It's looking to clean us out at the negotiating table and everywhere else.
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It is hard to understand the potential reason for such a negotiating strategy.
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We need to make sure that we are both at the table negotiating.
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He called the delay "pointless" and blamed Parliament for undercutting his negotiating position.
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Worldpay Group is currently negotiating its own possible sale to U.S. peer Vantiv.
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The most important is May's negotiating hand in Brussels has now been weakened.
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Washington and Beijing are set to return to the negotiating table in October.
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When negotiating a new position, women should be sure to negotiate their pay.
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But it may force the government to reveal more of its negotiating position.
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The fact is that Iran's negotiating "concessions" were always trivial and easily reversible.
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Will you pick up the phone and call Station Casinos about not negotiating?
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It makes it more difficult to be more flexible at the negotiating table.
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As a result, they are likely to concede more at the negotiating table.
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India had been negotiating the sale of the Rafale fighter planes since 22011.
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Democrats are happy to reopen the government and keep negotiating on the border.
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Typically, Congress gives presidents flexibility to temporarily suspend sanctions as a negotiating tool.
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Qualifying and being pre-approved gives you more negotiating power at the dealership.
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The Philippines is also currently negotiating its trade agreement with the European Union.
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He can't even describe his own negotiating positions in the immigration standoff accurately.
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Congressional veterans' affairs committees are still negotiating the final language of the bills.
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We can debate the leadership, communication and negotiating styles of women vs. men.
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The bank is still negotiating the details of the plan with the Fed.
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Is it really permissible to lie when negotiating a deal with a client?
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Business groups and foreign officials worry that his negotiating style has a cost.
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I never felt this way when negotiating with men in the hookup culture.
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He publicly chastised Tillerson while Tillerson was at the negotiating table in Beijing.
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Mark Meadows has started negotiating a deal with a top House moderate, Rep.
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Meanwhile, congressional Republicans are still in the throes of negotiating among themselves. Sen.
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We're told Lindsay is negotiating and some of the demands have been met.
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Negotiating condom use is not an option for many of the younger women.
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He wanted congressional Republicans to quit negotiating, which they did late Thursday night.
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The fact that Republicans, specifically, don't appear to have agreed on who is even responsible for negotiating on DACA is the key: Ultimately, the Republican Party is still negotiating with itself about how badly it actually wants to make a deal.
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As a neophyte to politics, Trump is likely to have similar problems and will have to learn an entirely new skill of negotiating with Congress, which, he is likely to find, is far more vexing than negotiating with business rivals.
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I hope that today in Addis there is a sense that they are not only negotiating the cease-fire or power-sharing, but that they are also negotiating an end to the hunger and suffering of millions of South Sudanese.
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Trump would do this by negotiating from a position of strength, not condescending weakness.
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By her own logic, she will now enter the negotiating chamber weaker than ever.
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It is also said to be negotiating for its own fleet of cargo planes.
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It could also give Qualcomm some leverage when negotiating the outcome of those suits.
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On Friday, Mack and federal prosecutors disclosed that they were negotiating her possible plea.
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That source said their impression was that Trump was irritated at Mulvaney's negotiating style.
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"If we do not start negotiating, Israel could become an Arab state." he said.
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"We are no stranger to the scenario of fighting while negotiating," the commentary said.
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There are options, when negotiating, for the number to be 8, 9 or 10.
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"It's worrisome because you don't have clarity and consolidated negotiating strategy," Levy told me.
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The president reportedly sees the threat of auto tariffs as a successful negotiating tactic.
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The most important Republican involved in negotiating the Higher Education Act reauthorization is Sen.
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He spent months, even years, negotiating with congressional Republicans for votes that never came.
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In 2013, Facebook was in the process of negotiating a whitelist deal with Amazon.
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Artnet reports reports the agency is negotiating with the city to lengthen its tenure.
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That is a reflection that negotiating the changes with Democrats could be time-consuming.
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That clarity was necessary to set the right negotiating framework for the longer term.
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Pompeo said last week he would remain in charge of the U.S. negotiating team.
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The first wave of the concept was about the phones negotiating our interpersonal relationships.
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Argentina is negotiating a 'high access stand-by arrangement' from the International Monetary Fund.
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King and Spalding has also represented several countries negotiating deals in Russia's energy sector.
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The difference this time, however, is that Sanchez is in a stronger negotiating position.
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"We've been negotiating with the county attorney's office to resolve the matter," he says.
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And as a negotiating tactic, Trump's similar approach toward Iran seems even less promising.
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It has been negotiating with investment company O1 Group on its St Petersburg property.
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They then act as a middleman, negotiating deals—often in the form of packages.
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"We are negotiating with Russia to sell 40 tonnes of heavy water," he said.
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Negotiating a fee or contract doesn't mean you need to be nasty or rude.
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Patty Murray (D-WA), Alexander's negotiating partner in the Senate, said in an email.
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President Trump, for instance, might discuss negotiating a treaty to end the Korean War.
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Both leaders walked away from the negotiating table, and the summit ended hours early.
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The first mistake, and the biggest one, Sethi says, is not negotiating at all.
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After months of unsuccessfully negotiating in private, he is taking a more public stance.
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While congressional leaders were busy negotiating, the president was still sounding a defiant note.
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Geywitz was in the negotiating team that agreed the coalition deal with the conservatives.
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However, there is negotiating room, and Mattarella has now given the parties some time.
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"They're talking about negotiating, but I don't think they're ready to negotiate," he said.
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"There's no sense they're going to come back to the negotiating table," said Blanch.
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It's unclear whether Trump's self-proclaimed negotiating prowess can end the months-long impasse.
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And interestingly, Trump has expressed a consistent interest in negotiating an Israeli-Palestinian peace.
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Instead of negotiating, Mr Trump is making one-sided moves designed to preclude negotiations.
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A big problem is that Mrs May and her ministers overestimate their negotiating strength.
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According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, she is negotiating a possible plea deal.
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The dictator, though, has no interest in negotiating over a war he is winning.
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Negotiating a rash of new hotel, golf course and skyscraper deals would be hard.
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Federal law specifically bars Medicare from negotiating drug prices in the way Britain does.
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He is also considered "patient and unemotional" on ExxonMobil's side of the negotiating table.
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Debating him in this mood is a bit like negotiating with Russia's foreign minister.
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It's not going to be pretty negotiating the other major items of Trump's agenda.
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These committees have been involved in negotiating the new free trade agreement with Mexico.
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It lists portfolio mining, patent valuation and negotiating patent sales as areas of expertise.
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It is also an EU membership candidate and is negotiating entry to the bloc.
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It is also an EU membership candidate and is negotiating entry to the bloc.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey said President Obama should not be negotiating with Iran.
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America and the European Union are also negotiating the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership.
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Ms. Phillips also recommended negotiating an arrangement with the seller to hire a surveyor.
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He is involved in negotiating the broadcast rights to the league's Thursday night games.
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Politics will be paralysed—this time by negotiating Brexit rather than fights with unions.
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Even with these caveats, though, it's worth thinking about the future of negotiating chatbots.
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Both groups are negotiating a peace agreement with the Colombian government, with Cuba mediating.
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"We're negotiating from a place where everyone's happy, everyone's making more money," Roberts said.
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Westchester identifies and underwrites our farmland investments, including negotiating lease and crop management agreements.
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In enormous poverty, his characters devote some attention to negotiating their change in fortune.
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Not long after, she began negotiating the sale of the property to Thor Equities.
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Early on in the process, I was negotiating my hourly rate for the case.
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"We have to take a page out of this playbook of negotiating," she wrote.
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Negotiating teams for the two leaders' parties met last week but made little progress.
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Medicare, the government insurance program for seniors, is legally barred from negotiating drug prices.
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The U.S. tracked him for several years before successfully negotiating his release in 2014.
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Global markets tumbled but concerns have since eased with reports of the sides negotiating.
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But both the complexity of negotiating in Brussels and the clock are against them.
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Those talks collapsed on November 20th, forcing the SPD back to the negotiating table.
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"Our platform's not new," said Benkos Bioho, a member of the FARC negotiating team.
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There was Sabine Weyand, the brains behind the European Commission's negotiating efforts, hands clasped.
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Cleveland Hustles: The Hustle Continues Maverick Carter knows a thing or two about negotiating.
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Silicon Valley is hoping President Trump wears his dealmaker hat while negotiating immigration reform.
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I feel like I sold myself short by not negotiating more at the beginning.
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His negotiating team has set proposals that have alarmed their Canadian and Mexican counterparts.
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But there are some Democrats who don&apost like the president&aposs negotiating style.
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TRADE'S BEEN A BIG PART OF IT. WE'RE SIMULTANEOUSLY NEGOTIATING WITH DIFFERENT TRADING PARTNERS.
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Setting a two-year deadline that expires on March 29th weakened her negotiating position.
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That way Beijing always gets to be the big party at the negotiating table.
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All part of the negotiating process or an ominous sign of things to come?
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There's no out-negotiating a man who threatens to feed you to a hippopotamus.
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Medicare, the largest provider of medications, is prohibited from negotiating prices with drug companies.
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ASMAN: But at the same time, you know, he&aposs always negotiating, President Trump.
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The political incentives to compromise are slim, and Trump doesn't appear interested in negotiating.
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By joining together and negotiating as a group, we can make our workplaces better.
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" The best negotiating advice she ever got, she says, was similarly simple: "Ask anyway.
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She was also, though flu-ridden, involved in negotiating an agreement to end it.
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On January 29th EU foreign ministers approved their negotiating guidelines for such a transition.
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Negotiating a term sheet with a strategic investor necessitates a different set of considerations.
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This extends to past practices of acting as Israel's lawyer inside the negotiating room.
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This was Obama -- the Obama administration negotiating with Europe for a free trade deal.
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The White House has said it wants to settle NAFTA before negotiating with China.
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During the campaign, Trump repeatedly discussed the idea of Medicare negotiating lower drug prices.
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But we're still negotiating this weekend with appropriators in the House and the Senate.
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Once, Kerry and Zarif could be heard shouting by those outside the negotiating room.
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If there is anyone the President wants at the negotiating table, it is Kerry.
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If a girl is new to negotiating, know that it's not an intuitive process.
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And we should be keenly aware of that as we&aposre negotiating with him.
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He's currently negotiating the release of 24 Ukrainian sailors captured by Russia in December.
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Fifty-six percent of men overall feel comfortable negotiating, versus 38 percent of women.
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The UAW has consolidated two locals at the facility to simplify the negotiating process.
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They were given a seat at the negotiating table, with leadership inviting both Sens.
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Both health systems have had strong bottom lines and already had dominant negotiating positions.
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