According to President Trump, our trade negotiators got snookered by those smart negotiators from other countries.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer are the main U.S. negotiators in calls with Chinese negotiators.
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In fact, studies have shown that skilled negotiators are twice as likely to ask questions as average negotiators, writes Shell.
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One-third of the 12 chief negotiators were female, as were many of the lead issue negotiators and their teams.
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What's more, the Iranian negotiators on the prisoner exchange were not the same negotiators involved in the weapons deal settlement.
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He has met repeatedly with FARC negotiators in Havana, where the talks have been taking place, as well as with the government's negotiators.
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U.S. negotiators are also seeking a new trade deal with Japan and are this week meeting with Chinese negotiators in Washington on a separate pact.
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Deal-minded negotiators want above all to get a deal done while implementation-minded negotiators want above all to reach a deal that actually works.
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The argument for the current process is that, were negotiators to be more transparent, stakeholders and political bodies would constantly be challenging negotiators' decisions, stalling progress.
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Former trade negotiators said such commentary from top advisors for the President could be misconstrued as an opportunity for China to gain leverage over US negotiators.
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"Right now, I would say that the negotiators for Germany have done a far better job than the negotiators for the United States," Mr. Trump said.
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"His idea for the job when he took it was that he and Trump can be negotiators, the best negotiators, for America," says a Trump adviser.
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But a nationalistic backlash within the Chinese government prompted Chinese negotiators to send a new version of the draft agreement to American negotiators that deleted extensive passages.
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I must be honest with you, ear we're not getting along with their negotiators we think their negotiators have taken advantage of our country for a long time.
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British negotiators need to better articulate their position on Britain's departure from the European Union, a German industry leader stressed Friday, echoing the frustrations of EU Brexit negotiators.
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Unlike British officials, Japanese negotiators have sat across the table from the European Union's trade negotiators: they know how long things can take when dealing with a diplomatic hydra.
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Negotiators in the Democratic-led U.S. House of Representatives are open to the career intelligence officer making written testimony while negotiators in the Republican-majority Senate have resisted, said the sources.
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Still, Mr. Saint-Amans said, there is "strong political commitment to work together" among negotiators, and he hopes that more progress can be made by July, when negotiators will meet in Berlin.
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" Asked about the cost of hiring Britain's new negotiators, Price, a former managing director of supermarket chain Waitrose, said he had no estimate but added, "trained negotiators are going to not be inexpensive.
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The terms on which Conservative Brexiteers wanted to leave the EU were not acceptable to EU negotiators, and the compromises necessary to bring EU negotiators on board were not acceptable to Conservative Brexiteers.
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Deal-minded negotiators celebrate when they agree to the terms of a merger deal, for example, while implementation-minded negotiators celebrate only when it becomes clear that the merger will work in practice.
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Chinese negotiators insist that Mr. Trump must roll back more of the tariffs he has placed on more than $360 billion of their products, while American negotiators say China's concessions still fall short.
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Chinese negotiators have arrived in Washington to continue trade talks.
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Our trade negotiators weren't suckers, as Trump seems to believe.
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It's unclear if North Korean negotiators will accept this offer.
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Negotiators from the three party groups meet at 4.30 p.m.
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Negotiators could have difficulty reaching a deal at both companies.
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The negotiators also keep some of the savings for themselves.
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Initial reports from Norwegian negotiators were "very promising," Maeland said.
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"What they (Vatican negotiators) are doing is unfaithful," Zen said.
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Yet Britain's negotiators have treated the industry as a sideshow.
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Both ideas were rejected by negotiators from his own party.
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The EU negotiators would be wise to focus on that.
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Negotiators are angling for language that would get bipartisan support.
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One of the best negotiators Lowry knows is her father.
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LAGARDE: THAT'S FOR THE NEGOTIATORS TO DECIDE I UNDERSTAND THAT.
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"They are in no rush, and will be tough negotiators."
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Sadly, yet perhaps unsurprisingly, negotiators struggled to find common ground.
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SWAT teams and crisis negotiators have been put to use.
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But really effective negotiators are also focused on the process.
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These include the decreased usefulness of such robots as negotiators.
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According to some of the negotiators, that could be awhile.
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The Associated Press: Negotiators hope to release legislative language today.
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Negotiators had been working toward a deal by May 1.
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Police negotiators contacted the man, but he continued to fire.
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The U.S. negotiators instead insisted that the missile be destroyed.
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All four negotiators are members of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Zimmerman and four other hostage negotiators raced to the scene.
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Six of those are almost entirely agreed to by negotiators.
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The Hill: Negotiators optimistic about avoiding shutdown despite Trump threats.
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Negotiators also need to decide how to ratify the deal.
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That means negotiators have about six months to conclude negotiations.
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" Ueland said negotiators "made tremendous progress today on unemployment insurance.
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Negotiators are looking for creative wording to square that circle.
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Negotiators need to be free to back down from demands.
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Iranians have always viewed themselves as pragmatic and effective negotiators.
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Negotiators eventually agreed to table the issue until next year.
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Under the deal, signed by U.S. and Taliban negotiators Feb.
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Hardliners on both sides might reject whatever negotiators agree to.
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But it also deprives negotiators of their most useful tool.
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Negotiators must immediately pull more chairs up to the table.
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The president said U.S. negotiators have "a lot" of options.
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Hostage negotiators convinced August to surrender shortly before 9 p.m.
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Negotiators for the two sides would continue talks, Trump added.
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Congressional negotiators have been pushing for a less aggressive version.
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Chinese negotiators canceled plans to visit farms in Bozeman, Mont.
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Biden was vice president while negotiators worked out the accord.
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As a part of the plan reported by the Times, US negotiators would try to get North Korean negotiators to agree to "expand the definition" of Yongbyon, the country's main nuclear-fuel production site.
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Trump threatened earlier this week to increase tariffs from 10 percent to 25 percent on $200 billion of Chinese goods if negotiators do not reach a deal with the U.S., upping pressure on Chinese negotiators.
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Santos quickly dispatched negotiators back to Cuba to talk to FARC.
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The national leaders' EU negotiators — or 'sherpas' — meet at 9 a.m.
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Senate negotiators continued talks behind the scenes with Democrats and Republicans.
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But some of the negotiators had maintained concerns throughout the process.
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Trade negotiators insist a deal will take longer than two years.
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Veteran negotiators often treat the conflict as a problem of communication.
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They [UAW negotiators] did everything they could to rectify the situation.
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After that, he said, negotiators are free to make a deal.
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Negotiators for the U.S. and China will meet at 5 p.m.
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What might Britain's Brexit negotiators learn from that relatively painless transition?
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Negotiators from all three bodies reached a political deal in February.
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All these figures describe the tariffs trade negotiators usually haggle over.
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A. This possibility is one of the nightmares of European negotiators.
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American and Chinese trade negotiators thus have their work cut out.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Taliban negotiators will meet their U.S. counterparts on Feb.
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The negotiators face a daunting challenge, straddling domestic and foreign policy.
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Trade negotiators are inured to screaming, yelling, walkouts and all-nighters.
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That's why negotiators encourage countries to boost their pledges over time.
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Maoist-leaning National Democratic Front, sending negotiators to Oslo in a
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Negotiators from the two countries are meeting in Washington this week.
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Negotiators from the two sides will meet in Shanghai next week.
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But the exhausted negotiators are allowing themselves a moment of satisfaction.
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Negotiators from the two countries will meet in Shanghai next week.
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And negotiators will need to establish how foreign investors are protected.
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Negotiators have already revised plans for trade arbitration to reassure critics.
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Forget the time the negotiators spent working on the two deals.
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"I'm saying no, but we're negotiators and we'll talk," he said.
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Congressional negotiators are working to avert another shutdown on Feb. 15.
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UNICEF said negotiators should make air pollution limits a top priority.
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These are legitimate concerns and negotiators certainly need to address them.
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NASEM claims that government negotiators could drive drug prices even lower.
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"The best negotiators never talk about winning the negotiation," Schweitzer adds.
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Lower level negotiators were still discussing details at the Treasury Department.
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The consequences if negotiators don't succeed, onlookers say, could be disastrous.
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That, of course, would strengthen the hand to American trade negotiators.
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Trigg Talley, from the US State Department, is among the negotiators.
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Another thorny issue is the amount negotiators set for the Pentagon.
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SPD and conservative negotiators will hold their first meeting on Wednesday.
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Indeed, negotiators are beginning to think about something radically different: partition.
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House and Senate negotiators agreed on a 2.6 percent growth baseline.
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But top House negotiators now want more -- for a specific reason.
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That slows the process down -- and deeply frustrates the House negotiators.
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Opposition negotiators have rejected any proposal which leaves Assad in power.
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As for locking up the remaining votes, congressional negotiators appeared optimistic.
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Only two women were on a proposed list of 22 negotiators.
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Negotiators did not specify a new target for concluding the talks.
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I guess that means the Taliban has some pretty good negotiators.
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It rattled Chinese negotiators, but didn't force them to change course.
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Kim Yong-chol is a familiar figure to South Korean negotiators.
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McConnell invited Democrats to begin meeting with Republican negotiators on Friday.
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U.S. and Taliban negotiators signed the agreement at approximately 4 p.m.
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No work is being transferred from Mexico, as UAW negotiators sought.
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To her surprise, several of the Taliban negotiators were also crying.
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If anything, conference committee negotiators must do more for these companies.
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U.S. and Chinese negotiators plan to meet again in early October.
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Fishing is one of the thorniest issues for negotiators to overcome.
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That, in turn, limits the deal-making ability of our negotiators.
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Chinese and U.S. negotiators are expected to meet Thursday and Friday.
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Since then, negotiators have continued to grapple over the deal's terms.
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It was not clear whether U.S. negotiators had accepted the invitation.
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But an October meeting between their negotiators in Sweden broke down.
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Afghan negotiators are struggling to get them back to the table.
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With voices rising, negotiators tried to reach agreement until 1 a.m.
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Taliban delegates are meeting with American negotiators in Qatar this week.
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Unfortunately, negotiators had little time to build support for the deal.
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Negotiators say a new NAFTA could be possible by early May.
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Trump struck a trade truce with EU negotiators after a White House visit by EU negotiators in June 2018, but has on several occasions slapped tariffs on specialty export products from sensitive industries and regions in Europe.
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Presently, American and Taliban negotiators are again trying to negotiate a deal.
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It is entirely unclear what objective Washington's negotiators are seeking to obtain.
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EU negotiators say they are willing to keep talking with the Walloons.
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He did not say what the exact level U.S. negotiators were seeking.
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Negotiators talked him into accepting a vapor pen if he would surrender.
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Smith said negotiators are trying to resolve the barricade peacefully and quickly.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union and British negotiators aim to agree before Nov.
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At a UN conference in Rwanda, negotiators agreed to phase out hydrofluorocarbons.
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As The Economist went to press, negotiators were still hard at work.
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Last week, negotiators for both sides met, but no deal was struck.
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Negotiators are grappling with a several issues besides just the overall cost.
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The negotiators were expected to discuss a process for removing the tariffs.
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The labor contract was reached between union and company negotiators on Oct.
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Negotiators must present a plan for phased sanctions relief and other incentives.
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European negotiators dearly wish to avoid higher tariffs on their auto exports.
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The American negotiators, in response, agreed to provide the annual written assurances.
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Despite all these fundamental flaws, American negotiators keep making the same mistakes.
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But American trade negotiators are some of the toughest in the business.
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Parliament should be able to send the negotiators back to seek improvements.
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" However, Bannon stressed that Trump and U.S. negotiators "can't waiver on Huawei.
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U.S. officials are expected to meet with Chinese trade negotiators this week.
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Chinese advisers counter that it is American negotiators who have become inflexible.
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Ashen-faced negotiators looked on as Angela Merkel reacted to the news.
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U.S. and Chinese negotiators are working to try to complete an agreement.
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Unions negotiators rejected that package on the spot on Saturday, Szimacsek said.
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Negotiators ended talks on Wednesday and agreed to meet again in September.
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Such talks make grubby mercantilist horse-traders of even high-minded negotiators.
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They thus allow trade negotiators to shape supply chains and manage production.
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America's trade negotiators, meanwhile, seem not to have noticed it at all.
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Veteran negotiators were phlegmatic about the difficulties in agreeing on a text.
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But Chinese trade negotiators canceled preliminary meetings with the US this week.
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"Blabbermouth negotiators" will carelessly talk when they should be listening, he writes.
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However, negotiators say they recognize that it is politically important for Cameron.
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Negotiators worked on details as Congress considered whether to ratify the pact.
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Schumer added on Friday morning that negotiators stayed up past 1 a.m.
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On Saturday, House and Senate negotiators announced an agreement on the bill.
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The final political status of Jerusalem has confounded peace negotiators for decades.
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He said EU negotiators would seek a fair deal for both sides.
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But negotiators face a number of key hurdles before completing a deal.
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Another round of meetings between the negotiators has been scheduled for September.
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China's top trade negotiators are in the U.S. meeting with our representatives.
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U.S. negotiators will meet with a delegation from China today about trade.
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Many negotiators expressed optimism that a deal could be reached, but Rep.
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When the top four negotiators reconvened in Leahy's hideaway at 6 p.m.
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Yes, U.S. negotiators are busily seeking increased protections for U.S. intellectual property.
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Negotiators appeared to be making progress, but talks stalled late last week.
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That would give negotiators time to work out a follow-on agreement.
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Negotiators would have to finish final details of the new plan later.
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Debbie Stabenow of Michigan -- were the key negotiators on the compromise bill.
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Bipartisan congressional negotiators have reached a budget deal ahead of the Feb.
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The stakes are high, but the negotiators fall short of the mark.
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Dealing with Northern Ireland has been a central issue for Brexit negotiators.
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This gives a summer window when negotiators could try to forge agreement.
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Iranian negotiators have thus far shown no interest in renegotiating the deal.
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It has been called a diplomatic graveyard, having frustrated generations of negotiators.
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Get good at it by learning the strategies that professional negotiators use.
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And his trade negotiators, despite some hesitancy at Treasury, are equally tough.
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Those are the people — these are the greatest negotiators in the world.
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The British negotiators — especially Richard Oswald — refused to sit for the painting.
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Now its trade negotiators want to mandate the same analysis for Europe.
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US and Chinese negotiators will resume trade talks later today in Washington.
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Negotiators cast the deal as the best solution to avert a shutdown.
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Negotiators are set to miss today's deadline for a consensus on NAFTA.
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And in the meantime let our negotiators get on with their work.
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Bottom line: Negotiators are in the thick of the Rubik's Cube process.
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But the analysts could tell the negotiators little about internal Cuban deliberations.
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Bret Stephens Negotiators warn never to take a hostage you can't shoot.
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Friday, negotiators were sounding more optimistic about the possibility of a deal.
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U.S. negotiators said it was the consequence of the extremely tight timetable.
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But the hard-won compromise may yet fall flat with EU negotiators.
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Canadian and Mexican negotiators will be reluctant to let the strategy work.
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Mr. Trump rejected his plan, according to negotiators from all three countries.
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On cars and soybeans, American negotiators can claim some measure of victory.
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American negotiators have long complained that China's foreign investment practices are unfair.
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More Brexit news: E.U. negotiators can't stomach the idea of reopening talks.
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Like all good negotiators, Mr. Ramaphosa no doubt found points to make.
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But union leaders say city negotiators have expressed concerns largely about cost.
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That's likely enough for American negotiators to move ahead with the deal.
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For the negotiators of the Paris agreement, this was all by design.
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Negotiators hoped that the deal would be the prelude to peaceful elections.
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Roy Blunt of Missouri, one of the Senate negotiators, told CNN Wednesday.
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They also say that personal friction between negotiators has been a problem.
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Canadian negotiators will need to show that they are defending national interests.
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Now, negotiators say they are pushing to conclude the agreement by May.
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Negotiators from China and the U.S. are expected to meet on Oct.
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Critics were quick to note that all of the negotiators were men.
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Top trade negotiators are set to resume negotiations on Thursday in Washington.
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The refugees said neither the government nor the opposition negotiators represented them.
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Negotiators strike deal in principle on tax bill View the discussion thread.
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Another summit, Trump's second option, is inadvisable without proper preparation by negotiators.
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At press time, congressional negotiators still had yet to release their bill.
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Earlier this year, his trade negotiators successfully convinced China to outlaw fentanyl.
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The deal will be signed in early January, U.S. trade negotiators say.
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China's top trade negotiators are in the U.S. meeting with our representatives.
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Here are some of the key issues negotiators are facing this week.
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So getting it right is a high priority for negotiators in Spain.
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Despite multiple meetings by trade negotiators, a broad agreement has been elusive.
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But while good negotiators can get great deals, others will miss out.
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U.S. negotiators are pressing for more access to Canada's protected dairy market.
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Justice Department and Ferguson negotiators tentatively agreed to policing reforms in January.
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Shot: Senate negotiators close in on deal: Senate negotiators are nearing a deal to fund the government that would allow lawmakers to get out of town and back on the campaign trail by the end of the week.
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But they are little understood and present a potential pitfall for UK negotiators as they go it alone after Brexit, said Conconi, who was presenting research to trade negotiators and experts at the World Trade Organization (WTO) in Geneva.
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Now, in Stockholm, Kim's working-level negotiators continued to issue these demands and then walked out after more than eight hours of discussion, hoping they could pressure the U.S. negotiators to capitulate in order to keep the dialogue open.
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He accused opposition negotiators of defending "war crimes" by Jabhat Fateh al-Sham.
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Negotiators are expected to meet for a second day of talks on Friday.
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None of the negotiators for the companies agreed to comment on the record.
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It left negotiators limited time to strike a deal before the shutdown deadline.
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Barnier said he had invited British negotiators to discuss the backstop next week.
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Negotiators will then look at it again at a meeting set for Friday.
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Negotiators from Blue and White and Likud planned to meet again on Thursday.
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Negotiators representing the group will be on hand to talk to the government.
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EU negotiators are also frustrated with what they see as Britain's policy drift.
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ET: Hostage negotiators communicate with the shooter while he's barricaded in the bathroom.
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Negotiators have reportedly agreed to meet for face-to-face discussions in January.
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He said the union negotiators "could not be more disappointed" in GM's position.
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Chinese negotiators have struggled to bargain with Trump, who often changes his mind.
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Its negotiators agreed to many American demands without extracting clear concessions in return.
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Among the negotiators was the Russian financial watchdog's second-in-command, Yuri Korotky.
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EU negotiators note that America applies a 14% levy on incoming train carriages.
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Instead of merely scapegoating anonymous trade negotiators, he should pulverize the Federal Reserve.
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The result freights the SPD's negotiators in the coming talks with high expectations.
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Negotiators failed to work through differences, and the talks have ended for now.
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Britain's trade negotiators may choose to prioritise deals that are easier to seal.
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U.S. NEGOTIATORS TO HEAD TO CHINA MONDAY FOR FACE-TO-FACE TALKS - BLOOMBERG
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Hunger for a slice of Europe's agricultural market drove Mercosur's negotiators towards agreement.
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But the negotiators would now have to examine the text "comma by comma".
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If negotiators are not careful, they risk sending ransoms spiralling, as in Argentina.
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AMERICAN NEGOTIATORS will be in Beijing this week to finalise a trade deal.
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"Our assumptions were too optimistic," says Jochen Flasbarth, one of Germany's COP negotiators.
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So will protection for intellectual property, also fought for fiercely by American negotiators.
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In October Bloomberg reported that negotiators were settling on a ratio of 72.5%.
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Western negotiators hope that keeping dialogue with Russia open may yet bear fruit.
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That means congressional negotiators basically told the Trump administration to take a hike.
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NAFTA negotiators wrapped up a third round of talks in Ottawa on Wednesday.
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President Trump Sends Negotiators To Kazakhstan To Seek Release Of Nicholas Cage. pic.twitter.
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And Ryan aides attended Tuesday night's meeting between Pence and top House negotiators.
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In the end, however, EU negotiators closed ranks to avoid a Cypriot veto.
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Negotiators have blown through several deadlines since the talks started in August 2017.
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Some of the six points covered by the pact gave negotiators little trouble.
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"The Chinese are hard negotiators," an unnamed British government source told the newspaper.
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Senate negotiators have reached a deal on an aid package for Flint, Mich.
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House and Senate negotiators have been hammering out a "compromise" bill for weeks.
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China's trade negotiators quickly demanded extensive changes in the agreement and talks collapsed.
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Negotiators are hammering out final details of the deal at talks in Havana.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, the two chief Senate negotiators on the Rules Committee.
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They were simply working on ways to support whatever the negotiators agreed to.
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Carlos Lozada, a former FARC member and one of the peace deal negotiators.
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After talking with hostage negotiators, the suspect handcuffed himself and surrendered, police said.
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Top negotiators said they would resume discussions again, ahead of Ryan's Thursday deadline.
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Negotiators have struggled to find a path forward to resolve the funding impasse.
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Those tracking the talks say the same issues have continued to dog negotiators.
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Trump undermines Republican negotiators by asserting they won't get anywhere with congressional Democrats.
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The most sensible target for American negotiators this year ought to be Japan.
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Forgive me, then, for placing some hope in President Trump and his negotiators.
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Those are top priorities of President Trump but "poison pills" to Democratic negotiators.
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First, there should be a "penalty default" that brings negotiators to the table.
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Kudlow also noted that Chinese trade negotiators backtracked from previous concessions in May.
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Until then, tariffs will remain an integral part of the U.S. negotiators' toolkit.
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Behind closed doors, negotiators can float trial balloons and make tacit offers — deniably.
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Evidence that other former negotiators are also violating the agreement has also surfaced.
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He spoke before a tentative deal was reached by congressional negotiators late Monday.
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We shared our priorities for reform with key negotiators early in the process.
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When it comes to agriculture, our negotiators definitely put their best foot forward.
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U.S. negotiators are focused on China's pledge to buy more U.S. goods (Reuters).
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Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar this afternoon confirmed that negotiators were making progress.
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Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), one of his party's top negotiators on financial issues.
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It did not give more details on exactly what the American negotiators said.
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Although talks continued in July, U.S. negotiators returned home empty-handed from Shanghai.
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When talks resume, bridging this gap will be the negotiators No. 1 priority.
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Theresa May tours Europe, Google's C.E.O. testifies and U.S.-China negotiators talk trade.
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Working-level negotiators met at Panmunjom on Monday to sort out the details.
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The message was accompanied by a photo featuring smiling negotiators from both sides.
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Whether the extension of an expiration date will appease Canadian negotiators is unclear.
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The haggling comes as negotiators are trying to reach a deal on Tuesday.
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Negotiators called off a plan to meet in person in London next week.
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The negotiators planned to announce the agreement on Thursday after the markets closed.
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Senate negotiators are weighing changes to please those holdouts, according to the WaPo.
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The time is being used by negotiators to figure out a future relationship.
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Negotiators have been rushing for weeks to complete the deal before the Jan.
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But negotiators have reached an impasse on key issues, The Associated Press reported.
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British negotiators will be given another chance to argue their plan on Monday.
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That's most likely enough for American negotiators to move ahead with the deal.
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But they remain mired as negotiators wrestle over how to reduce violence first.
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" In the end, he says, the American negotiators "sold us up the river.
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Still, an end to the dispute could be in sight, according to negotiators.
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Such developments notwithstanding, the negotiators have yet to resolve a number of issues.
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Progress so far seems to have been achieved by negotiators compartmentalising their differences.
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Over the coming weeks negotiators will try to hammer out the precise details.
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Union negotiators had locked horns with their studio counterparts all the way through.
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And in my experience negotiators don't come together until closer to a deadline.
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But thus far, they remain confident in their negotiating position and their negotiators.
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Senate and House negotiators will negotiate a final measure in the coming weeks.
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Further doubts stem from the leverage that has been granted to Japanese negotiators.
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High-level trade negotiators resume talks aimed at ending their disputes on Oct.
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Afghan history is replete with tales of women negotiators, peacemakers, and go-betweens.
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"I wouldn't want to speculate on the tactics of the negotiators," he said.
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There's no sign indication from congressional negotiators that that will be the case.
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During this time, negotiators will try to reach a new free-trade deal.
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On Tuesday, Trump said negotiators were close to reaching an initial trade deal.
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" He added: "We are confident U.S. government negotiators will see through this distraction.
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Jackie Speier (D-Calif.), one of the lead negotiators of the House bill.
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Maybe the North Korean and U.S. negotiators gave each other these signals and, in so doing, got out ahead of their bosses, but that is rare — especially for North Korean negotiators, for whom such errors of judgment can be life-threatening.
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British and EU negotiators had to leave the subject out of the withdrawal agreement.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, one of the administration's top negotiators, has said the same.
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Maduro has instructed negotiators to focus on opposition to U.S. sanctions against his government.
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Their Brexit negotiators - EU's Michel Barnier and UK's Stephen Barclay - would meet on Monday.
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Third, and most importantly, Soviet negotiators regarded rules as merely an expression of power.
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"We continue to plan to have the Chinese negotiators come here," Navarro told CNBC.
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"Negotiators have reached a deal in the copyright (negotiations)," Reda said in a tweet.
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Most significantly, Canada was not yet on board, though its negotiators were sounding optimistic.
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"Once the strikers are back at work, [the negotiators] have no leverage," she said.
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First, Keynes would encourage negotiators to understand the position of their counterparts in Brussels.
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But several deadlines for the deal have been extended as negotiators remained at loggerheads.
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Negotiators had been talking to the man but hadn&apost heard from the woman.
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His own negotiators fear that he might undermine them if the mood takes him.
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Such an accord is likely to take years to negotiate, say experienced trade negotiators.
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Julia Klöckner, one of the party's negotiators, archly admired Mr Lindner's "well-prepared spontaneity".
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Negotiators predict that it will be months before the two parties work together again.
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Chinese negotiators are focusing on two themes, according to people familiar with the talks.
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The need for speed will probably oblige negotiators to sacrifice some of their ambitions.
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U.S. and China negotiators will also renew talks to end a bruising trade war.
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Next week, top U.S. and Chinese negotiators meet for the first time since then.
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The talks were cut short after US negotiators offered only a standard bilateral agreement.
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So according to this analysis, Paris negotiators were 40 percent off in their goals.
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Kuhn said the major five issues facing negotiators — Trump and Xi agreed on Dec.
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The lead negotiators have since spoken by phone but not met face-to-face.
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Followers were encouraging her not to comply with negotiators' request that she surrender peacefully.
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Argentina's negotiators paved the way back by reaching deals with smaller groups of holdouts.
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The Mexican source added that U.S. negotiators begun showing "some flexibility" on the issue.
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U.S. and Chinese negotiators wrapped up their latest round of trade talks on Friday.
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Mr Fox's Department for International Trade needs 1,000 staff, including hundreds of trade negotiators.
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Accounts of how British and EU negotiators came close to a deal on Oct.
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In the old world, trade negotiators battled producers who sought protection from international competition.
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Before that, negotiators on both sides will need to agree on the contingency plan.
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The back-and-forth comes as negotiators have largely been stalemated since the Dec.
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That proposal put the blame instead on negotiators known as pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs).
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We got an agreement with negotiators on what should be changed in the law.
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Negotiators hold another round of talks this week to try to overhaul the deal.
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Apple reported results as U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators resumed off-and-on talks.
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The wiliest strategy might be to poach trade negotiators from the European Commission itself.
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Most negotiators were planning on staying local in the event of a breakthrough. Rep.
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But EU negotiators are emphatic about the limits to what they will offer her.
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THE symbolism of a photograph in July of Brexit negotiators in Brussels was unmissable.
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It will be hard to get European negotiators on board with some of this.
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Congress, the groups said, should reject the former, and negotiators should fix the latter.
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Seasoned observers know also that the North's negotiators are tough, canny and famously unreliable.
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The negotiators had congratulated themselves long and hard at the deal they had struck.
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Negotiators trying to work those out will need to make progress before Monday's vote.
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The negotiators need to take into account plant investments already made by non-U.
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And it'll be clear very quickly, he said, if negotiators can't break a stalemate.
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At this point, negotiators have little to build upon beyond symbolic statements and gestures.
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Soon, the lack of personal time for the negotiators became a cruel, running joke.
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For negotiators on both sides, the talks have been all-consuming in recent months.
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He said negotiators are making "progress" on a bipartisan budget deal establishing spending outlines.
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Between 1992 and 2011, only nine percent of negotiators at peace tables were women.
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As the diplomatic offensive intensifies, the latest scientific studies have offered negotiators scant comfort.
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The East Asian country will also host chief negotiators of the 11 ex-U.
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Chinese negotiators are due in Washington in the coming weeks as trade talks continue.
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Congressional negotiators on Wednesday were working to finalize an agreement on the spending package.
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EU negotiators proposed this to ease a demand for special rules for Northern Ireland.
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Negotiators start the fourth of seven planned rounds of talks near Washington on Wednesday.
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Meanwhile, there's no suggestion that EU negotiators have any intention of accepting its proposal.
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Negotiators are now set to move to phase two of Brexit — discussing trade arrangements.
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During a campaign event in 2015, he used broken English to impersonate Asian negotiators.
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Negotiators are also likely to discuss mechanisms for enforcing the Taliban guarantees on terrorism.
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Tupelo producers are among the food world's toughest negotiators and most enthusiastic trash talkers.
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Negotiators were also set to cover the difficult issue of government procurement on Thursday.
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Take a classic study in which researchers recorded negotiators with different levels of skill.
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Mr Márquez was among the lead negotiators of the peace deal for the FARC.
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United States negotiators presented specific text for their labor ideas in the third round.
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His visit overlapped with Taliban negotiators, based in Qatar, who also were visiting Pakistan.
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ET, the day's discussions were concluding as negotiators were set to head to dinner.
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Those kinds of numbers have been a pleasant surprise for climate negotiators and researchers.
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The White House acted largely on the sidelines while congressional negotiators struck a deal.
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But the two senators hope that their proposal can help negotiators reach a deal.
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Trump's decision threatens to upend the possibility of a diplomatic breakthrough with Chinese negotiators.
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U.S. negotiators have the terms of the deal ready for President Donald Trump's review.
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EU and British negotiators met over the weekend in attempt to reach a breakthrough.
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Mexican and Canadian negotiators insist that the Trump administration faces its toughest hurdles internally.
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Elsewhere in trade • The White House's trade negotiators with China continued their public arguments.
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Instead, negotiators envision tackling issues such as pharmaceuticals, energy and services in future talks.
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We commend the president's trade negotiators for bringing home this much-needed trade win.
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Using go-between negotiators, President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev made a deal.
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Negotiators had hoped to seal up an agreement by the end of the week.
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Trump rejected a deal brought to him by bipartisan Senate negotiators on Thursday. Sen.
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What to watch The House is out on recess, but negotiators are still talking.
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Negotiators have been seeking that agreement for months, and haven't locked it in yet.
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The U.K.'s proposal will be discussed next week with European negotiators in Brussels.
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The message was negotiators need to reach a deal -- and get it done now.
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Negotiators wrapped up the seventh round of talks on Monday without a resolution. Rep.
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Congressional Republican negotiators get a deal in principle on a tax-reform plan. Dec.
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EU and British negotiators held their first full round of Brexit talks last week.
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YOU HAVE NOT GONE BACK AND SAID LET'S TALK TO THE NEGOTIATORS AND TPP?
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But negotiators have faced an uphill road in convincing Europe's various data privacy regulators.
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The talks are in their seventh round this week, with negotiators meeting in Mexico.
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British and EU negotiators will begin talks over a free trade deal next month.
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Left to their own devices, congressional negotiators began their work in earnest on Jan.
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But progress on this point was slow, and the negotiators remained far from agreement.
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Tester, one of 17 negotiators, said he was hopeful a deal could be reached.
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Democratic negotiators made clear that they wouldn't back any compromise that gutted Planned Parenthood.
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But negotiators faced pressure for answers from the FBI, lawmakers and the Levinson family.
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After an opening ceremony on Tuesday, negotiators will get down to business on Wednesday.
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Talks between U.S. envoys and Taliban negotiators due to resume in Qatar on Feb.
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Justice Department and Ferguson negotiators appeared to tentatively agree to policing reforms last month.
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However, Trump's claims at the G-7 that China called top U.S. trade negotiators to reignite discussions has been called into question by the Global Times' Hu, who said in a tweet that negotiators from both countries did not talk over the phone.
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European negotiators also led an effort to forge a compromise exempting older, fuel-guzzling aircraft from the standards until 2028 - five years longer than a competing proposal pushed by U.S. negotiators, according to U.S. and European sources with direct knowledge of the talks.
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Continued membership would require acceptance of European court jurisdiction, a "red line" for British negotiators.
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In order to do that, negotiators deliberately refrained from including any legally enforceable compliance regime.
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Investors continue to watch high-level talks between U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators in Washington.
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We are pleased to see the negotiators preserved access with our number one customer, Mexico.
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Negotiators have struggled to advance on the auto proposal since it was submitted in October.
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Negotiators are gathered now in Marrakech, Morocco, in an effort to implement its historic framework.
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And, of course, U.S. negotiators must not forget North Korea's longstanding military relationship with Iran.
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One of the officials said the chief negotiators would begin meetings as planned from Nov.
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Trade talks between U.S. and Chinese negotiators broke up on Friday without a trade agreement.
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If the negotiators were sufficiently "creative" and "flexible," a successful outcome was probable, Guajardo added.
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Nafta negotiators say they may be close to finalizing a deal in the coming weeks.
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Zalmay Khalilzad, America's special representative to Afghanistan, met Taliban negotiators in Qatar on October 12th.
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I love the advice one of the negotiators gave us: role play with a friend.
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Trump and U.S. negotiators have repeatedly said the trade talks with China were going well.
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Expectations that Chinese and U.S. trade negotiators would strike a deal soon also underpinned markets.
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She said it was important for EU negotiators to now respond in the same spirit.
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Negotiators do not want the talks to clash with the Mexican general elections in July.
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That all comes together to represent some potential common ground between American and Chinese negotiators.
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America's point man on Afghanistan, Zalmay Khalilzad, recently met negotiators from the Taliban in Qatar.
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Among the coalition negotiators, only the Greens are pushing for a swift exit from coal.
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Getting prisoners out of Guantanamo Bay is nearly impossible, but that's all Taliban negotiators wanted.
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Negotiators are working intensively in Washington, DC, with instructions to be available until May 4th.
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Negotiators are working on 30 chapters overall, he said, including a new one on energy.
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Sunday night, bipartisan negotiators reached a deal to fund the government through the fiscal year.
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He has routinely said that this timetable is a realistic one if negotiators find compromises.
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Barnier said he had invited British negotiators to work on the backstop issue next week.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Congress negotiators on Thursday moved to put off until after the Nov.
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Lynch said the council knowingly voted against an agreement approved by the city's own negotiators.
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The United States, Britain and France were among those that sent advisers, including hostage negotiators.
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"I don't know if they're going to make a deal," Trump said of his negotiators.
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Certain U.S. products currently running the biggest deficits could become targets for Trump administration negotiators.
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We should design our trade policy, and equip our trade negotiators, to do no less.
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Congressional negotiators reached a deal that, if approved, will keep the government funded through September.
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"The cloud vendors are brutal price negotiators and have more power over Intel," said Sturiale.
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Negotiators from the European Union and the United States agreed the data pact on Tuesday.
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An emotional Freeland earlier quit talks with chief Canadian and EU trade negotiators and Magnette.
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A nation that cares about its workers shouldn't need foreign negotiators to sound the alarm.
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Trade negotiators have said that they will schedule talks on revamping NAFTA into next year.
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Another major issue negotiators will have to flesh out is the so-called Space Corps.
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Negotiators on Wednesday evening wrapped up yet another round of negotiations, but made little progress.
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The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills recently advertised for 300 negotiators and trade specialists.
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Negotiators from both countries have been working toward a deal to resolve the trade dispute.
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Instead, he demanded that negotiators fix what he has deemed as holes in the agreement.
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Coming to Netflix this year will be "Captive," an eight-part series about hostage negotiators.
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Negotiators from all three countries began talks on updating it more than a year ago.
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For the sake of American enterprise, President Trump and his negotiators should consider every one.
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He set unrealistic deadlines and then undercut his negotiators by questioning them as they approached.
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Negotiators in Paris gave themselves until 2025 to come up with a new financing goal.
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Trump could have accepted the offer of diplomacy by sending his negotiators to begin talks.
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I hope the trade negotiators are listening because the tariffs and abundance are upon us.
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Negotiators for the Paris pact called on the IPCC to produce the 1.5-degree report.
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Government negotiators repeatedly insisted that the rebels would leave the discussions before accepting harsher terms.
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This time the opposition says it is ready to meet in person with Assad's negotiators.
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The Hill has previously reported that administration negotiators suggested a compromise figure of $2.1 billion.
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Negotiators were waiting Wednesday evening for a budget score from the Joint Committee on Taxation.
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The majority leader said establishing that calendar is no indication that negotiators remain far apart.
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Instead, he demanded that negotiators patch up what he saw as holes in the pact.
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Negotiators have this week, for the first time, discussed offers of public procurement, she said.
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Climate negotiators and observers here care little for the will-he, won't-he speculation game.
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Coveney said negotiators were working to find "sensible wording", drafts of which were being exchanged.
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Rather than moving toward an agreement, negotiators on both sides have dug in their heels.
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About 70 officers and negotiators, some using ladders, tried to coax him to the ground.
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U.S. negotiators have proposed adding a "sunset clause" to the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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By Friday, negotiators seemed to have narrowed the range to amounts well below Trump's request.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said he hopes to make "substantial progress" with Chinese negotiators.
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Over the past few weeks, the stalemate became apparent to both negotiators and the public.
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Some are described above, and negotiators will come up with others during the bargaining process.
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U.S. lawmakers are pressing negotiators and publicly expressing hopes that a deal can be reached.
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As the negotiators honed an agreement, Rhodes and Alejandro Castro needed to talk more often.
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It clearly worked to some degree -- GOP negotiators went back to the table with him.
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There is the opportunity to improve relations with new negotiators who are not risk-averse.
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Condo board members are volunteers who may not be skilled negotiators or knowledgeable about construction.
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In recent months, that goal seemed potentially in reach as negotiators jetted back and forth.
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Chinese negotiators now reject that possibility; American officials said they had agreed to those provisions.
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Taliban: Negotiators began a new round of peace talks with the U.S. in Doha, Qatar.
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American negotiators are likely to see these commitments as symbolic gestures rather than major shifts.
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Negotiators are dealing with big questions: How thoroughly should countries report their progress on emissions?
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"Sellers sometimes focus on brokers they perceive to be tough or forceful negotiators," she said.
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Observers said United States negotiators worked constructively behind the scenes with China on transparency rules.
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By Friday, negotiators had crafted compromise language that expressed "appreciation and gratitude" for the report.
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Negotiators from both countries are struggling to reach an agreement that would cool the tensions.
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Average bargainers ended up in three times as many defend-attack spirals as expert negotiators.
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Chinese negotiators have also tried to buy time and hedge against Mr. Trump's changing whims.
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Negotiators are supposed to finish in Washington in March with the eighth and final round.
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The delay will allow time for negotiators to make one last push for a deal.
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A few months later, Lighthizer said negotiators from Seoul and Washington had reached a deal.
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Great negotiators are appropriately skeptical that any one man or country can manage it all.
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So I am glad that our negotiators stuck to their guns on those two things.
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For many years, a two-state solution has been the favored position of American negotiators.
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Negotiators at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) were told to finish the job "by 2020".
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Lighthizer, flustered, said, "We're never going to use M.O.U. again," drawing laughter from Chinese negotiators.
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There are about 600 trade negotiators worldwide, Mr. Archer said, including 40 currently in London.
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As a result, U.S. negotiators miss out on good advice from the public they represent.
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Key negotiators enlisted outside groups to cut deals among themselves, and even that took months.
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Several negotiators left the talks at SPD headquarters around midnight, saying they would return later.
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House and Senate negotiators will have to navigate significant differences between the two chambers' bills.
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Senate negotiators failed to reach an agreement late on Sunday to restore federal spending authority.
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They would need to refine what they were seeking, and give their negotiators clear instructions.
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British and EU negotiators sat down for the first round of trade talks on Monday.
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U.S. negotiators enter North Korea, Ireland votes for abortion rights, and hunger looms in Afghanistan.
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Next month's talks would be the 13th time that senior-level trade negotiators have met.
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This concerned U.S. trade negotiators, who worried it could produce a backlash by U.S. households.
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Negotiators went back into a meeting later Friday to hash out details of the deal.
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Ultimately, negotiators compromised at an 8% hike, which South Korea viewed as a substantial concession.
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GOP negotiators must hammer out agreements on several difficult policy questions that divide their party.
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O.E.C.D. officials pushed back, and negotiators are set to meet again next week in Paris.
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Ultimately, negotiators decided to leave border wall questions to the appropriations process, which is ongoing.
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On Tuesday, President Donald Trump said negotiators were close to reaching an initial trade deal.
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House and Senate negotiators will soon meet in conference to hammer out a final bill.
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He suggested that negotiators should agree on a methodology to come up with the figure.
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Senate and House negotiators on Monday reached agreement on a $716 billion defense policy bill.
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The government shut down at midnight Friday, after congressional negotiators failed to pass a budget.
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Negotiators from the three countries began talks about updating NAFTA more than a year ago.
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Most countries agreed on the guidelines, and negotiators have been reluctant to name the holdouts.
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But these negotiators must realize that a CJEU invalidation of Safe Harbor 2.0 is unlikely.
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Gramegna called for European negotiators to avoid punishing London and its financial services for Brexit.
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In part, it's because countries like the United Kingdom, Germany and France are effective negotiators.
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"Our hostage negotiators believed they had established a good rapport with him," the chief said.
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The US had invited Chinese trade negotiators to Washington to resume talks earlier this month.
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Negotiators also plan to introduce legislation that would address Mr. Trump's efforts to curb immigration.
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Negotiators worked late Friday night to craft a statement that all seven leaders could sign.
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Mr. Trump praised House and Senate negotiators in a lunch meeting at the White House.
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House and Senate negotiators are currently working to reconcile the differences between the two bills.
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Dias said negotiators had spent much of the last day talking about the agricultural sector.
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But what do those early rounds of diplomacy look like for negotiators on both sides?
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And not long after Senate negotiators agreed to vote on the compromise plan, Vermont Independent Sen.
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We have initiated a network of women peace negotiators who are active all over the world.
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A month ago, the negotiators completed a draft text which was rejected by the British government.
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However, persuading U.S. negotiators that these can be verified will be a "hard sell," Prasad added.
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U.S. negotiators traveled to Beijing last week to lay the groundwork for a long-term deal.
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Neither EU negotiators nor Democratic Unionist Party MPs are likely to prove susceptible to his charms.
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I don&apost think that is going to really satisfy the U.S. negotiators this time around.
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State and federal negotiators cautioned the prisoners that these were things that would not happen overnight.
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That makes sense: Negotiators need the leverage of access restrictions to extract deeper savings from drugmakers.
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According to Orlando police, SWAT teams and negotiators attempted to resolve the situation without further violence.
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A deal could be open-ended, with details on future tariffs left to meetings between negotiators.
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She had already urged May to ditch the 'backstop', which negotiators had grappled with for months.
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American and Chinese negotiators are set to resume talks on Wednesday ahead of the sit-down.
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The two-year deadline set for Britain′s departure will be hard for negotiators to meet.
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Chinese Vice Premier Liu He is currently in Washington for trade negotiations with the U.S. negotiators.
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The ministers said negotiators will meet for a third round of talks in Ottawa from Sept.
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Top negotiators on the Democratic side say all parties are moving steadily toward a deal. Rep.
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Countries whose producers were hit by this development might make life difficult elsewhere for British negotiators.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said that he hopes to make "substantial progress" with Chinese negotiators.
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GM CEO Mary Barra met with the UAW negotiators Tuesday morning, according to a union spokesperson.
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Negotiators from both Koreas have agreed on a rough framework for the joint declaration, he said.
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U.S. and China trade negotiators haven't shown promising signs for a quick deal in recent days.
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Trump held that line even after talks between the two sides' negotiators broke down in May.
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North Korean negotiators will be acutely aware of the president's tenuous standing if talks do resume.
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Canadian negotiators have reportedly offered similar concessions to the United States, which said they were insufficient.
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UN NEGOTIATORS are trying to salvage a ceasefire agreement to keep open Hodeidah, Yemen's main port.
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U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators ended their meetings this week, with no signs of new progress.
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That is not the only sense in which financiers and trade negotiators exist in parallel universes.
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But EU negotiators might ask how Britain calculates the pension liability for its own public servants.
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They turned it down, by a small margin, so government negotiators thrashed out a new deal.
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American negotiators, led by Robert Lighthizer, the United States Trade Representative, were in Beijing last week.
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But if the negotiators were sufficiently "creative" and "flexible," a successful outcome was probable, Guajardo added.
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The announcement on Friday was delayed as Kerry and U.S. negotiators consulted with officials in Washington.
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We clamored to make our voices heard, both protesting and lobbying negotiators, all to no avail.
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Next week, top U.S. and Chinese negotiators will be meeting for the first time since then.
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The escalating war of words between U.S. and Chinese officials and trade negotiators sent markets plummeting.
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Cowen analysts said the talks are nearing a "term sheet" between Chinese and U.S. trade negotiators.
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They gather important people around the table, lawyers, negotiators, regulators, and they hammer out the details.
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Tonight, a new theory about what really happened when one of the negotiators joins me next.
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American negotiators want to make sure China will face some punishment if it repeats this behavior.
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U.S. trade negotiators are expected to address Canadian market access for U.S. dairy, wheat and wine.
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Trump said trade talks were making progress and negotiators were "very, very close" to a deal.
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When Walmart's team meets with vendors, their size gives them leverage to be very tough negotiators.
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The deal includes a six-month reprieve for those wanted for military conscription, negotiators told Reuters.
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Saudi and Iranian OPEC negotiators had argued in circles in the run-up to the meeting.
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Negotiators must pivot around government strengths, such as contract renegotiation and prowess in opening doors abroad.
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"Getting fast results with Japan isn't the experience of generations of American trade negotiators," Gerwin said.
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The emergency room was evacuated and hostages negotiators talked for several hours with Salters, Gengler said.
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Negotiators there will aim to amend the ozone-saving protocol to enhance its benefits for climate.
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Negotiators travel extensively, work long hours, master complicated issues and tenaciously represent their interests to succeed.
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In about a fifth of cases, negotiators saw salaries rise significantly, by 11 to 20 percent.
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Ukrainian, European, and U.S. negotiators would have very little credibility left for confronting future Russian aggression.
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He said the three leading negotiators are to meet again on Friday in the U.S. capital.
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Union bargaining chair Arlene Inouye said she and her fellow negotiators were "insulted" by the proposal.
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National envoys are due to meet the Commission's negotiators on Tuesday evening to discuss a text.
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One study from Harvard even suggested that skilled communicators typically turn out to be great negotiators.
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Now we have something brought by the negotiators… Let's give them the possibility to convince us.
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The man spoke with crisis negotiators for up to 10 minutes before surrendering, the Sentinel reports.
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He rails against free-trade agreements, blaming them for job losses and castigating Australia's "lousy negotiators".
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He repeatedly complained that our trade negotiators were stupid and therefore had negotiated bad trade agreements.
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Mr. Blunt said the negotiators had scrutinized the White House request and rejected parts of it.
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Earlier this week, Chinese negotiators canceled preliminary meetings with their US counterparts ahead of the summit.
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Once he's in office, experts say, negotiators would have to go back to the drawing board.
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With both sides digging in, it's unclear whether negotiators are even getting close to a deal.
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Negotiators hope a final peace deal will be reached in the days or weeks to come.
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EU negotiators, both in Brussels and in powerful member states, including Germany, have rejected this option.
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The negotiators have now reached agreement on all five of the points on their original agenda.
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"ICE has become a big obstacle," Shelby told reporters before meeting with the other negotiators Monday.
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Negotiators meet in Washington Wednesday to start a fourth round of talks aimed at revamping NAFTA.
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Negotiators in Brussels have rejected both possibilities as unworkable and neither option has strong domestic support.
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High on the agenda of negotiators should be immediate elimination of all duties on motor vehicles.
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Put another way that means negotiators should never to make a threat that they can't fulfill.
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Negotiators are in the midst of intense negotiations over the end of the year spending package.
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But he gave away a massive concession upfront, taking away leverage his negotiators could have used.
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I MEAN, IS IT POSSIBLE THAT MAYBE PRESIDENT XI AND PRESIDENT TRUMP COULD TALK AS NEGOTIATORS?
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Humanity is turning the tide and our efforts must include bridge builders, strategic negotiators and ambassadors.
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The other, approved by the same margin, says negotiators should reaffirm the U.S. commitment to NATO.
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The meeting evidently encouraged negotiators to overcome an impasse and continue working through remaining contract issues.
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American negotiators assumed that the leaks had come from a party at the table seeking leverage.
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Many believed that passage of the Judicial Redress Act would help grease the wheels for negotiators.
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House and Senate Republican negotiators have ping-ponged proposals back and forth the past few days.
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That announcement followed talks with South Korean negotiators — the first between the two countries in years.
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House and Senate negotiators will then have to reconcile their versions, including differences on spending levels.
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Trump has repeatedly threatened to pull out of NAFTA if negotiators can't get a better deal.
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Rarely were women the bosses who made the deals, or even the negotiators who enabled them.
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Instead, would-be negotiators concentrated on reaching the two-state solution outlined in the Oslo Accords.
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For their part, American negotiators have resisted Beijing's demand that they remove all punitive tariffs immediately.
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The comments come after several media reports indicated that negotiators are struggling to reach a deal.
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Negotiators are still working to make sure the reform is included in the agreement, Guajardo said.
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Even so, questions lingered about whether the mercurial Trump would support any deal negotiators might craft.
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Both comments by Geneva negotiators point to the possibility of the mainstream opposition leaving peace talks.
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S. trade deal, but Brussels negotiators felt that would make already complex talks even more difficult.
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French and American negotiators have reached an agreement on France's digital tax law, Reuters reported Monday.
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U.S. negotiators are trying to replace outdated trade agreements with more flexible and limited trade agreements.
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These facts all should point U.S. negotiators towards a position that keeps or strengthens ISDS positions.
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The following week, Britain's Brexit negotiators arrived in Brussels for another entanglement with their EU counterparts.
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Other nominees include peace negotiators in Colombia, Greek islands who aided Syrian refugees and Edward Snowden.
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Months after Gilding and Randers published "The One Degree War Plan," climate negotiators faced the crushing
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The talks are set to continue, and negotiators say the agreement could come in late spring.
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Negotiators haven't taken that off the table, instead arguing they are focused on finding common ground.
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Expectations that Chinese and U.S. trade negotiators would strike a deal soon also lifted market confidence.
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U.S. negotiators should press China for protection for intellectual property, lower trade barriers, and market reforms.
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Negotiators from the three countries have been meeting for six months and made few concrete announcements.
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U.S., Canadian and Mexican negotiators began another round of talks this week to modernize the agreement.
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The deputy level negotiators will report back on next steps for talks, the US statement said.
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House negotiators are considering a phased reduction, according to Jennifer Jacobs and Anna Edgerton of Bloomberg.
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CNN has previously reported negotiators were including a $17 billion national security earmark in the legislation.
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Negotiators were also sparring over whether that would cover Northern Ireland or mainland Britain as well.
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Negotiators last met in July and there is little hope that a breakthrough will come soon.
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Many of Mr. Obama's critics, including some Democrats, have said the negotiators gave up too much.
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Now Mr. Trump's negotiators have decided they need the same thing — but it must be permanent.
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Beijing has told American negotiators that it will end subsidies if they are breaking W.T.O. rules.
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This crime series about a team of crisis and hostage negotiators wraps up its third run.
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But if this speech is any indication, the British public and European negotiators may be disappointed.
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American politics, he said, was corrupted — by special interests, by self-dealing politicians, by weak negotiators.
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The standoff has shaken global markets, and signs of optimism from negotiators lifted stocks this week.
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Markets shuddered as the $2 trillion economic stabilization package stalled before negotiators cemented a historic deal.
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But trade negotiators failed to reach a deal by that date, and talks are still continuing.
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But to get a bill the president will sign, negotiators have to take the demand seriously.
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When that happens, negotiators will turn increasingly to the agenda of Mr. Trump and his advisers.
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But China's negotiators face their own problem: They're superqualified on economics, less so on trade law.
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As a last resort, you can also read the tips crisis negotiators offer about surviving Thanksgiving.
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Even if party negotiators can bridge the gaps, there may be a long road still ahead.
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But negotiators are stuck on legal issues and on when and how this arrangement would end.
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Given the grim arithmetic of the pandemic, several of those negotiators are likely to fall ill.
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He trumpeted progress towards a trade deal with Japan, which negotiators hope to seal in September.
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The bank's negotiators wanted the Fed to commit to a speedy timetable for reviewing its progress.
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As negotiations stretched late into the night Tuesday, McConnell called a group of GOP negotiators — Sens.
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But negotiators appeared cautiously optimistic that they would be able to get a deal on Monday.
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They have demanded negotiators cut Homeland Security Department funding and nix spending for ICE all together.
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EU negotiators may also attempt to discourage other EU member states from following in Britain's footsteps.
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British negotiators today sent the European Union a draft text of a Brexit political declaration (Reuters).
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Nicaragua initially resisted the Paris deal because its negotiators said the accord's goals were too weak.
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In his memoir, Mr. Clinton said Mr. Dahlan was among the "most forward-leaning" Palestinian negotiators.
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" She continued, referencing the negotiators: "Is there a place where enhanced fencing, Normandy fencing, would work?
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Before then, negotiators will need to clinch an agreement on a host of controversial policy provisions.
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To listen to the U.S. and North Korean negotiators is to suggest they attended different meetings.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin had invited the Chinese negotiators to Washington this week to resume talks.
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"As trade negotiators repeatedly point out, nothing is agreed until everything is agreed," Mr. Leblond said.
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The warning raises the stakes for the negotiators, who meet for the first time on Wednesday.
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Top-level trade negotiators from the two sides are expected to meet in Washington on Oct.
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And then he wants his negotiators to fix the trade problems," Hassett said on "Squawk Box.
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If the reduction in violence holds, U.S. and Taliban negotiators will sign the broader agreement Feb.
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Taliban negotiators worked with the ruling council for a week before agreeing to the cease-fire.
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Further, research shows that both men and women judge female negotiators more harshly than male ones.
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Optimism that U.S. and Chinese negotiators were moving along on a trade deal also lifted sentiment.
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That seemed clear on the Twitter feed of one of Iran's leading nuclear negotiators, Saeed Jalili.
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It's Wednesday evening, and GOP negotiators have struck "an agreement in principle" on the tax bill.
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"I think it could, and I hope it is," said Cornyn, one of the Senate negotiators.
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Since early November, Chinese negotiators have demanded that a Phase 1 deal include some tariff relief.
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As hopeful international negotiators have discovered again and again throughout history, domestic political considerations are primary.
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A month later, company officials invited labor negotiators to Trump Tower for a three-day negotiation.
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Negotiators should look for clever ways like these to end the impasse between the two countries.
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The NDAA conference report said that negotiators remain "frustrated" with Russia's violations of the INF Treaty.
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John Cornyn, a Texas Republican, are their respective party's lead negotiators on the hill on immigration.
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North Korea's reluctance to do anything outside of its own timetable and comfort has frustrated negotiators.
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Officials say differences sometimes emerge as lawyers seek to nail down language agreed upon by negotiators.
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One of the key issues that is still being ironed out by negotiators is on currency.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Thursday that trade negotiators would sign the deal in early January.
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Two top Mexican negotiators of the original NAFTA, Herminio Blanco and Jaime Zabludovsky, spearheaded the effort.
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The storyline being sold is that negotiators are respectfully giving the committees leeway to make decisions.
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Nicaragua initially resisted the Paris deal because its negotiators said the accord's goals were too weak.
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Negotiators also knocked out a House-passed provision that would eliminate the student loan interest deduction.
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Those issues and more will have to be hammered out when Senate and House negotiators meet.
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U.S. negotiators this week will press China to reform how it treats U.S. companies' intellectual property.
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Negotiators further added North Korea sanctions to the package in the latest version of the bill.
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Stabenow said that with a little more time, negotiators could reach a deal on Flint funding.
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British and EU negotiators are set to begin talks on a free-trade deal next month.
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By then, negotiators must know for sure whether Canada is in or out of the pact.
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Negotiators are set to meet again in October, with Trump planning additional tariff increases on Oct.
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The bloc's negotiators believe abandoning this sequencing would allow Britain to stall on the Irish issue.
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"There is no deal on NAFTA," the person said, as U.S. and Mexican negotiators resumed negotiations.
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Negotiators were racing against the clock to clear away remaining disputes in the massive spending bill.
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In an agreement reached Sunday night, congressional negotiators said no to Trump's 210 visions for NIH.
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Vice President Mike Pence led the administration's team in the meeting with Democratic negotiators on Saturday.
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Steinmeier had already urged negotiators on Saturday to uphold their civic responsibilities and avoid new elections.
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A text was agreed by EU negotiators and British Prime Minister Theresa May's government last week.
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Senior EU negotiators declined to comment when asked by Reuters on whether a deal has been reached.
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De Mistura said Assad's negotiators had not given any indication that they were willing to discuss transition.
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This would be the first in-person meeting between key trade negotiators from the U.S. and China.
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Negotiators must also contend with pirates fearful of being double-crossed by a rival in their group.
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Diplomats said negotiators have briefed the 27 other governments that this would be a condition for talks.
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Brexit negotiators crushed high expectations that a deal over the Irish backstop was imminent during the weekend.
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Experienced negotiators understand that the initial baseline from which discussions proceed has enormous implications for the outcome.
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Crisis negotiators worked to convince the suspect to surrender, which he did shortly before 2 a.m. Thursday.
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But the Democrats are already warning the U.S. negotiators to tighten up the enforcement instruments and procedures.
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But Brussels negotiators have warned such deals can take a decade or more from start to finish.
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Trump indicated negotiators from the two countries were still talking, saying they were having a good dialogue.
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The rift apparently left Chinese negotiators confused and helped contribute to the failure to reach a deal.
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French Trade Minister Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne said negotiators should take their time to get the right deal.
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Negotiators in Sudanese peace talks have agreed that he should be held accountable for his alleged crimes.
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The attacker told police negotiators during a siege that he was answering an appeal by Islamic State.
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Today American and Canadian negotiators are locked in battle once more, this time over chapter 19 itself.
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Future British negotiators would struggle to be more effective than their European counterparts at getting that scrapped.
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Later in the month, Chinese and American negotiators agreed to a provisional pause in their trade dispute.
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On October 5th American and North Korean negotiators met in Stockholm, raising hopes of a new flexibility.
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Second, during the two years, negotiators want to settle how everything else will work after Brexit Day.
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American and Chinese negotiators have agreed to continue their trade talks, a White House spokesman said Thursday.
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Plus, in about a fifth of cases, negotiators were rewarded with a pay increase of 11-20%.
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With President Xi and with all of our negotiators, we think that it's a work in progress.
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Negotiators should "listen between the lines" because people tend to express indirectly what they want, he said.
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To do this, negotiators should restate what it is he or she understands the other person wants.
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It too urged American negotiators to abandon the fresh produce proposal because it risks damaging U.S. producers.
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But U.S. negotiators knew they could not get the Taliban to agree to a full cease-fire.
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Stratford urged negotiators should get the agreement right and not rush talks to meet an arbitrary deadline.
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Last week American negotiators alleged that China had reneged on a draft deal that was nearly complete.
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Sanders' platform focus As Democrats arrived in Orlando, compromise between negotiators for Clinton and Sanders seemed elusive.
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"REVOLUTION OR COLLAPSE" As the diplomatic offensive intensifies, the latest scientific studies have offered negotiators scant comfort.
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Though it is unclear how Britain could emulate a city state, EU negotiators take the risk seriously.
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Shunko Rojas, until recently one of Argentina's negotiators, recalled scepticism about Mercosur's ability to close trade deals.
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Negotiators will also need to address the lack of international standards for consumer protections and data privacy.
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Chinese negotiators also want to give Mr Trump at least something he can claim as a victory.
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For its part, Canada won a key concession from U.S. negotiators that preserved a dispute resolution process.
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S. trade deal as negotiators in Washington agreed to stay at the table for a second day.
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Guajardo said Mexico's negotiators had discussed the Mexican auto sector proposal during a "productive" meeting with Lighthizer.
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Diplomatic sources told Reuters on Friday the EU's Brexit negotiators see a divorce deal as "very close".
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Schumer said if Trump left congressional negotiators to cut a deal they could meet the Friday deadline.
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An auto industry source said U.S. and Mexican negotiators found the idea interesting but gave no details.
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But the new entrance of the official list of White House options roiled negotiators on both sides.
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At this point, after several meetings of top negotiators, things have moved further away from a deal.
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US and Chinese trade negotiators might be better off copying that lesson than those of the 1980s.
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However, Iranians are skillful negotiators, Browne told "Power Lunch, " so these conversations will take time, he said.
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On Monday, Senate and House of Representatives negotiators reached agreement on a $262.1 billion defense policy bill.
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It wasn't easy to reach agreement, and negotiators have been wrangling over the details issue for years.
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The agreement will be enforced by Russian military police, who will enter the city, opposition negotiators said.
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Negotiators are eager not to allow the NAFTA revamp to become politicized by the Mexican election campaign.
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It is less likely to be an area where Beijing would cede ground to placate U.S. negotiators.
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A standoff ensued as SWAT and Washington State Patrol deputies arrived and negotiators talked with the gunman.
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Our Brexit deal is not some long wish-list from which negotiators get to pick and choose.
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Much of their criticism is actually directed at U.S. trade negotiators, not at trade deals, per se.
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Even if negotiators agree a coalition deal, it must still pass muster with lower-ranking party officials.
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Administration negotiators must also be more realistic about the concessions they can wrest from Canada and Mexico.
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Top negotiators are set to meet Tuesday to try to break a stalemate over funding the government.
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Even if negotiators succeed there, the path of pushing through a new deal is fraught with obstacles.
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U.S. negotiators are seeking to allow U.S. seasonal produce growers to file anti-dumping cases against Mexico.
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"Our negotiators were talking with him, and there were no shots at that time," Chief Mina said.
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Once the talking starts, the Donald counsels that the one thing negotiators have to have is leverage.
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A Republican senator confirmed that negotiators have wrestled with the procedural obstacle facing the anti-abortion language.
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His advisors plan to work with current Mexican negotiators, ideally to reach agreements before AMLO takes office.
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He asserts that U.S. negotiators pushed for the most stringent measures in the opening months of negotiations.
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It was struck down in October over privacy concerns, leaving negotiators racing to craft the new arrangement.
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Prime example: Republican negotiators are on the verge of locking in a deal on a final bill.
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It's a familiar issue for negotiators hashing out the terms of Britain's exit due in March 284.
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This is partly whit it took negotiators 10 years in two presidential administrations to finish the TPP.
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Funding the GCF is a major goal for international climate change negotiators, including those within the administration.
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"[P]arty negotiators rocking meaningful progress should have much on their conscience," he told diplomats on Tuesday.
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It is here that European and American negotiators made the least progress over the past few months.
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But good negotiators will begin with the interpretations they like as diplomats work through the vital details.
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House and Senate negotiators are still working out differences between their respective proposals to reauthorize the FAA.
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He had been released only at the end of the diplomatic process to join his fellow negotiators.
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Either way, negotiators plan to be back in Bonn for another round of climate talks in November.
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Congressional negotiators said they reached a tentative deal Monday to fund the government and avoid another shutdown.
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Negotiators announced a deal on the package, which represents the lion's share of government spending, last week.
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Instead, he demanded that negotiators work to fix what he has deemed as holes in the agreement.
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Part of the challenge was to make sure that the European negotiators understood how our system works.
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But whether negotiators can make substantial progress before the 90-day window ends remains to be seen.
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Later that day, the notion of raising taxes caught one of the main tax negotiators off guard.
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As of Sunday, negotiators were still trying to put the finishing touches on a longer-term bill.
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By going so big, right off the bat, negotiators practically guaranteed gridlock and lowest-common-denominator outcomes.
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Their negotiators in the field have to guess at their peril about what's acceptable and what isn't.
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But if it does, it's a clear signal that negotiators are in a serious, serious revenue pinch.
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Negotiators from the three NAFTA countries are currently in Mexico City for a seventh round of talks.
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Negotiators in Kigali conceded that the final deal was much less stringent than some had originally hoped.
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While most Africans lack air-conditioning, African negotiators said rapidly battling climate change was a higher priority.
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Negotiations proceeded despite the partial federal government shutdown, with American negotiators flying to Beijing in early January.
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The 11 chief negotiators are now expected to meet again in August or September, Japanese media reported.
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So, the president reportedly gave his negotiators a finite window to explore whether some deal was achievable.
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If the issue is lowering tariffs, the European Union has proposals ready to reduce them, negotiators say.
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But Wyden warned that negotiators need to vet the emerging deal with members of their respective conferences.
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Mexican negotiators, supported by Canada, suggested that Nafta be reviewed every five years, but not automatically expire.
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More likely, they say, the two leaders will ask their trade negotiators to resume talks in earnest.
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After weeks with little movement, Mexican trade negotiators travel to Washington this week to revive the talks.
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Afghanistan's government is seeking clarification about a preliminary peace framework agreed upon by U.S. and Taliban negotiators.
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It is precisely this quality that European negotiators hope Mr. Hook can employ for the Iran deal.
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Chinese and Russian negotiators ensured that the sanctions were watered down before they went for a vote.
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Trade negotiators for the two sides are meeting this week in Washington and could conclude the talks.
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In the past, he said, its negotiators have insisted that only Mr. Kim could decide those boundaries.
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But Chinese negotiators have resisted such an idea, describing it as a potential infringement on their sovereignty.
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The ceremony serves as an excuse for informal peace talks between Afghan politicians and 14 Taliban negotiators.
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" • "The administration doubled down after Chinese negotiators walked back commitments, including how the deal would be enforced.
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"You shoot the beast right between its eyes," Mr. Kim said, according to former South Korean negotiators.
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The administration doubled down after Chinese negotiators walked back commitments, including how the deal would be enforced.
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In February, United States and North Korean negotiators began meeting secretly at Panmunjom in the Demilitarized Zone.
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Now, United States trade negotiators will have to decide how tough to get on their Nafta counterparts.
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As a crucial start, House and Senate negotiators need to include the funding in the conference bill.
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U. negotiators think the British government is deluded about the kind of future relationship it can achieve.
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They are our lead negotiators seeking a peaceful end to the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria.
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"I'm not happy negotiators took out language that excluded Planned Parenthood from receiving government subsidies," he tweeted.
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The request is one of several huge numbers negotiators on both sides have thrown into the mix.
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In a joint statement, negotiators from both sides said the talks could not go ahead as planned.
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The trade war is anything but over as negotiators have immediately begun negotiating a "phase two" agreement.
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Chinese negotiators have said China will only buy U.S. agricultural products based on demand and market prices.
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Mexican negotiators, however, are treading cautiously amid push-back from Mexican industries such as textiles and footwear.
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When we spoke of international law and the illegality of settlements, Israeli negotiators laughed in our faces.
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In the interim, negotiators are supposed to strike a deal governing future trade across the English Channel.
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The proposal stunned even the lead Australian negotiators, who quickly dropped it, according to American defense officials.
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European negotiators want concessions on agriculture, too — another reason Japanese farmers are not breathing sighs of relief.
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Our negotiators are sitting right behind me, ready to talk, but we will not chase after you.
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Will President Trump's NAFTA negotiators destroy avocado imports from Mexico in order to please California avocado growers?
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But negotiators from all three countries have said they will continue to work toward a trilateral deal.
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Negotiators agreed to prevent a slew of tax breaks, set to expire in 2628, from fizzling out.
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There is a long road ahead for negotiators, who were already looking a bit rumpled and weary.
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U.S. negotiators in North Korea, Ireland voted for abortion rights and Russia's World Cup stadiums enriched oligarchs.
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The country's trade negotiators are preparing to reject two major demands of the United States, for instance.
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The most successful negotiators remain fair and considerate of others' desires while pushing for what they want.
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That said, negotiators were still trading proposals on the issue late into Monday night, according to sources.
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European negotiators have also failed to persuade the Japanese to accept guarantees on freer flows of data.
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Negotiators extended energy credits for biofuels and wind power, but not for solar or electric car manufacturers.
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Trade negotiators kicked off meetings on Wednesday, a couple of days ahead of the scheduled Friday start.
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Crisis negotiators contacted the suspect by telephone and spoke with him for several hours before he surrendered.
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Trade negotiators from the U.S. and China resumed their second day of negotiations in Washington on Friday.
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Ultimately, negotiators decided to leave out wall-related provisions, kicking the issue to the ongoing appropriations process.
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For critics of existing trade rules, vague rants about the competence of past negotiators can generate applause.
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Even now, negotiators are scrambling to make a plan for the possibility of a second Trump term.
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Negotiators will also have less time than they had thought to strike a deal, Mr. Barnier said.
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By then, Bayonne had already spent nearly a year haggling with some of K.K.R.'s top negotiators.
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Before the plebiscite, the government negotiators said they had reached the best agreement possible with the FARC.
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Negotiators are due to meet in the United States for an eighth round of talks in April.
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Trade will remain a major topic for markets, as U.S. and Chinese negotiators get closer to Oct.
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With all these hurdles still ahead, negotiators may find little pressing need to speed up the timetable.
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American and Chinese negotiators are working to delay them, The Wall Street Journal reported earlier this week.
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Negotiators on complex matters routinely operate on the basis that nothing is agreed until everything is agreed.
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Negotiators on both sides thought they may have cracked it 10 days ago, EU diplomats told Reuters.
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Mexican negotiators spent most of the past two weeks in Washington engaged in grueling negotiations at USTR.
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It is not a pretty picture now, but deft diplomats and able negotiators must find a way.
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The late-November visit to Cairo by Tamar field negotiators was their second in as many months.
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But top negotiators for Canada and Mexico said Wednesday they were committed to a trilateral NAFTA agreement.
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American negotiators had warned their North Korean counterparts beforehand that they would not consider such a proposal.
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Negotiators will try to finish the third minibus and other spending bills before the December CR deadline.
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But that meeting was cut short when Chinese negotiators cancelled a visit to the farms in Nebraska.
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Negotiators plan to work "this weekend and beyond, if a tentative agreement is not reached," he said.
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Top trade negotiators from the U.S. and China are set to resume talks next month in Washington.
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So Republican negotiators brushed him off -- and made clear they were technically complying with the administration's request.
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Negotiators concluded talks today with no official announcement of an agreement, Keith Bradsher of the NYT reports.
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Effective negotiators need less ego and sycophancy, more humility and coordination with members of their own side.
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Then, as negotiators closed in on a deal, Mr. Pence flew away — for a trip to Europe.
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Negotiators from both sides are meeting again now, in talks that have gone into a 14th day.
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What's needed: Both sides recognize the need for a more positive political atmosphere before the negotiators meet.
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North Korean negotiators are practiced hands in the art of "we win and you lose" deal-making.
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EU authorities have given Safe Harbor negotiators until the end of January to strike a new deal.
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Citing progress in talks with Chinese negotiators, Trump on Sunday said he would again delay the increase.
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Discussions stalled ahead of the July 1 Mexican election as negotiators failed to make a decisive breakthrough.
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The negotiators will need to come up with some Chinese concessions that are sufficient for this purpose.
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So a key question here is what role US climate negotiators might play in this ratcheting process.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 16 (Reuters) - U.S. and Chinese deputy trade negotiators are expected to meet on Friday, with senior negotiators likely to meet about a week and a half later, U.S. Chamber of Commerce CEO Tom Donohue said on Monday, citing a conversation with U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer.
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Negotiators have also agreed to adopt language included in the Senate bill that would repeal the federal mandate requiring people to buy health insurance, a core part of ObamaCare Negotiators are splitting the difference between the Senate and House bills over what to do about the mortgage interest deduction.
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One expectation among negotiators is that eventually Pakistan will have to bring pressure on the Taliban, including militarily.
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Traffic was snarled for hours as the bridge's westbound lanes were closed while Holt talked with police negotiators.
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During the transition period, U.K. and EU negotiators will outline a new relationship, which includes new trade arrangements.
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With the mechanisms for demobilization and entering politics now defined, little is left for negotiators to iron out.
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Her draft deal was signed off on by negotiators from both the EU and the U.K. on Tuesday.
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Vice President Mike Pence disputed the characterization Wednesday, stressing that the president handed out candy to the negotiators.
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It's been reliably reported that Chinese President Xi Jinping personally intervened last weekend to pull back his negotiators.
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American negotiators at first declared that Congress would never agree to this; the Canadians threatened to walk out.
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The latest round of trade talks between American and Chinese negotiators concluded on Friday without a trade agreement.
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US negotiators have told their colleagues that a number of their recommendations are aimed at streamlining the document.
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Trump's Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, said earlier on Monday that trade negotiators are making a lot of progress.
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Having started last July with just 50-odd trade negotiators, the DIT is now up to about 2.23.
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On October 7th negotiators from both sides, meeting in Havana, asked the UN to continue monitoring the truce.
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Hopefully, U.S. and Chinese negotiators will strike a deal in the months ahead that avoids further tariff escalation.
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"My home, my school, food, water, money were totally destroyed," he told negotiators at the annual climate conference.
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But UAW and GM's lead negotiators have not met at the main table since Sunday, added the sources.
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The upshot could be that European negotiators would feel they could be tougher on Corbyn than on May.
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Johnson's calls for the EU to renegotiate the deal have so far been rejected by the bloc's negotiators.
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When deals are first struck, negotiators bargain so that the benefits of trade liberalisation outweigh the political penalties.
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Reuters had reported on Monday that EU negotiators were looking at ways to promise Britain a customs deal.
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British negotiators are frustrated by the stubborn refusal of Mr Barnier's team to deviate from its negotiating mandate.
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Negotiators appeared to have a difficult road ahead because of the competing demands of rank-and-file lawmakers.
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Reports of a tentative understanding between U.S. and Taliban negotiators in Qatar last week sparked strong, disparate reactions.
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White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow told Bloomberg TV negotiators would "be in touch" by phone next week.
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She added that the 0003 House and Senate negotiators should decide the components of the nation's border security.
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If negotiators are successful in finding a solution for the Irish issue next week, sterling could move higher.
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The attack came as American and Taliban negotiators were meeting in Qatar to discuss a possible peace deal.
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This is a predictable gambit for negotiators — to tell the other party that you are a tough negotiator.
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Guajardo said negotiators were getting close to reaching a deal on rules for the auto sector under NAFTA.
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Insured negotiations are almost always carried out by family members, with calls recorded and trained negotiators giving advice.
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European Union negotiators see no room for discussion with Britain on passporting, diplomats in Brussels said on Wednesday.
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Negotiators have been talking almost daily since October — including discussions in Brussels and Davos, Switzerland, in recent days.
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A SWAT team and negotiators showed up, who used a police robot to deliver a phone to Roman.
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U.S. and Chinese negotiators wrapped up a round of trade talks on Wednesday without visible signs of progress.
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They'd agreed to nominate small teams of negotiators to talk about reconciliation between their communities in Rakhine State.
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British and European Union negotiators approved the details of the Brexit transition proposals that were agreed in December.
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U.S. trade negotiators met with Chinese officials in Beijing last week and negotiations continue this week in Washington.
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U.S. negotiators are reportedly demanding China not devalue the yuan as a condition for any potential trade deal.
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The tariff hike came in the middle of two days of talks between top U.S. and Chinese negotiators.
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Negotiators say there has been progress, but it is slow and, as ever, finance is a stumbling block.
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U.S. negotiators greeted the offer with skepticism, in part because China has long refused to disclose its subsidies.
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Congressional negotiators said they reached a tentative deal late Monday to fund the government and avoid another shutdown.
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Negotiators from both political blocs agreed that more time was needed to reach a deal, the sources said.
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Britain's Brexit minister Stephen Barclay ruffled feathers last week in Brussels, telling EU negotiators the deal was "dead".
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Discussions over so-called rules of origin in the auto sector are among the thorniest issues facing negotiators.
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The White House and congressional negotiators have been talking about a two-year extension of the debt limit.
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Given NAFTA's performance, negotiators should work toward the fuller policy harmonization and the creation of stronger enforcement tools.
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Negotiators should seize the opportunity to advance reforms that improve conditions in the U.S. and in the region.
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The payoff for negotiators who are well-prepared is market access, trade-based jobs and wider consumer benefits.
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Congressional negotiators worked through the weekend to hash out an agreement on around $1 trillion in federal spending.
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So what changed to make an agreement possible now, after it had eluded negotiators at previous OPEC meetings?
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Mexican negotiators are in Brussels this week, with the two sides due to reconvene next week in Mexico.
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Schumer's demand puts more pressure on negotiators to wrap up talks before the Senate tries again on Friday.
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Negotiators and their staff have held several late-night sessions in a bid to overcome disagreements this week.
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Meanwhile, American and European negotiators are at loggerheads over what to include in their own prospective trade deal.
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While bourbon may seem like an unlikely target for European trade negotiators, the products is also politically important.
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We call on the negotiators to meet Congress's Constitutional obligation to give our troops the resources they need.
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Negotiators for the two countries continued working through the weekend, and Canada could rejoin the discussions later on.
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Top U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators concluded their latest round of trade negotiations in Shanghai earlier on Wednesday.
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Canadian negotiators would need to sign off in order to complete a NAFTA overhaul involving all three countries.
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Chinese and American negotiators reached the outlines of a "first phase" trade agreement in Washington on Oct. 11.
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He also criticized the EU for asking British negotiators to find a better solution to the Brexit impasse.
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Negotiators say they are making progress but there is no evidence they are close to announcing a deal.
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She told two American negotiators I interviewed that baby formula should be available only by a doctor's prescription.
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Negotiators said the bombings underscored their view that the government was not interested in seeing the talks succeed.
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Negotiators say there has been progress, but it's slow and, as ever, finance is a big stumbling block.
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Climate negotiators convening in Morocco aim to flesh out details of how Paris agreement commitments will be achieved.
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In addition to that move, senators approved two motions to instruct conferees, which are nonbinding directions to negotiators.
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Rousseff and her team were among the most active negotiators at the COP 21 climate meetings in Paris.
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Brexit negotiators claimed Friday they had reached a crucial breakthrough in talks, after six months of intense discussions.
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The negotiators are still deciding which parts of the original Murphy-Cassidy bill to include in their rewrite.
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Shuttling between prisoners in the yard and state authorities gathered outside, the negotiators worked heroically toward a settlement.
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Negotiators are trying to hammer out spending caps for the rest of 2018 as well as fiscal 2019.
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Key negotiators seeking to avoid a new partial government shutdown are poised to meet at 3:30 p.m.
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