It will also make trade fairer and more reciprocal, my favorite word, reciprocal.
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Now we have a reciprocal relationship, maybe even better than reciprocal for us.
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But he is open to a border tax, "let's call it an import tax, a reciprocal tax... I love the idea of reciprocal, or a mirror tax... when you say reciprocal nobody fights you."
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It has to do with trade deals that have to be fair, and somewhat reciprocal, if not fully reciprocal.
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THE PRESIDENT: Well, yeah, when I say reciprocal -- you make reciprocal deals, you're talking about hundreds of billions of dollars.
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THE PRESIDENT: Well, yeah, when I say reciprocal — you make reciprocal deals, you're talking about hundreds of billions of dollars.
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" A White House spokeswoman on Sunday said the reciprocal "taxes" mentioned in the tweet referred to "tariff levels and also to reciprocal trade more generally.
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WE NEED A MORE RECIPROCAL RELATIONSHIP AND I BELIEVE THE ACTIONS THAT THE PRESIDENT IS TAKING ULTIMATELY WILL END UP WITH A MORE RECIPROCAL RELATIONSHIP.
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The Trump Administration's goal of opening closed markets and establishing reciprocal trade abroad has alternatively been met with reciprocal retaliatory tariffs and complaints to the WTO.
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"We want free and reciprocal trade, but right now, our trade with Japan is not free and it's not reciprocal, but I know that it will be," he said.
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Next, take the reciprocal of the radius of each torus.
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While it sounds pretty innocuous — reciprocal trade sure sounds nice!
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What I would say is I am for reciprocal civility.
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She had a loving and reciprocal relationship with her husband.
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"It's a reciprocal relationship, not extractive, not exploitative," he explains.
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The CCP can never agree to fair and reciprocal trade.
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Trump is correct that our trade deals are not reciprocal.
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More to the point, the feeling is far from reciprocal.
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These interviews are a reciprocal exchange for a closed circle.
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This is all about free and fair and reciprocal trade.
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He's simply looking for fair and open and reciprocal trade.
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HE LIKES USING THE WORD RECIPROCAL BECAUSE IT'S VERY CLEAR.
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Their relationship seemed to be founded on affectionate reciprocal mockery.
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Poet Tess Taylor had reciprocal wisdom to offer about rebirth.
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And it will be fair and it will be reciprocal.
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"If they determine you can't have reciprocal trade practices, reciprocal regulations ... It would be more than 4,000," Dimon said in a BBC interview on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
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So, while this story is heartwarming, there's a lot to unpack when it comes to reciprocal IVF, and there's also no guarantee that the reciprocal IVF will be successful with all couples, Dr. Klein says.
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There is reciprocal insertion and intertwining of one in the other.
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But here's the cool thing about class solidarity—it's inherently reciprocal.
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After all, the crux of social media is that it's reciprocal.
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Although the reciprocal follows came quickly, the list wasn't made overnight.
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But this trade must be fair and it must be reciprocal.
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Can we find a stunt guy who's actually the reciprocal math?
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Bonds should be reciprocal and fueled by emotion, he told Forbes.
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Trump said he wants reciprocal trade with allies at a minimum.
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Foreign Minister Mohammad-Javad Zarif has already threatened a reciprocal designation.
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"This is completely an unworkable and non-reciprocal arrangement," he said.
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Unfortunately, China has zero interest in free, fair and reciprocal trade.
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" He added, "You would hope it would be a reciprocal relationship.
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Reciprocal switching, or more accurately, forced access, would upend longstanding precedent.
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Mr. Trump wants to see free, fair and reciprocal trade deals.
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The risks involved run deeper than reciprocal tariffs and trade restrictions.
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There are international auto clubs, some of which offer reciprocal services.
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They posted reciprocal happy birthdays eight years out of twelve consecutive.
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The two companies launched a reciprocal codeshare agreement earlier this year.
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"It has to be reciprocal," he argued during his news conference.
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ARE THERE GOING TO BE MORE TRADE RESTRICTIONS OR RECIPROCAL TRADE?
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A lengthy term for reciprocal in this case is MULTIPLICATIVE INVERSE.
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We want a fair deal, on a reciprocal, level playing field.
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"We want reciprocal, mirror," he said during a White House event.
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It makes reciprocal relationships difficult, because one is always giving, never receiving.
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Today, the relationship between trans and cisgender women is becoming more reciprocal.
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Reciprocal tax: Trump is a big proponent of this type of tax.
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If we use tariffs correctly in a reciprocal manner, 2.5percent, it works.
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A "reciprocal access agreement" is being concluded to allow joint military exercises.
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Third, advance American prosperity through fair and reciprocal trade and economic practices.
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It makes it more consensual feeling, it's more reciprocal, it's more reactive.
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China's reciprocal tariffs on U.S. goods are slowing American exporters' sales, too.
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Taxes will become Reciprocal & a deal will be made on Intellectual Property.
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Iran has warned of reciprocal measures if the tanker is not released.
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"We need fair and reciprocal responses from China," Pompeo told reporters Sunday.
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Under reciprocal switching, the shipper can use the second railroad further away.
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Going forward, trade deals will have to be fair, free and reciprocal.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has also said a reciprocal response is likely.
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He did not hold a grudge; he just would appreciate reciprocal honesty.
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This collaborative and reciprocal measure is an extension of that prudent approach.
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By funding, you're opening yourself up to receive, so it becomes reciprocal.
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McKinley was becoming an advocate of lowering trade barriers through reciprocal agreements.
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First, trade must be not only free but also fair and reciprocal.
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Another was Mr. Kim's pledge to make a reciprocal visit to Seoul.
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Kelly's U.C.L.A. contract contains a $24 million reciprocal buyout, the Bruins said.
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Tehran has already vowed to respond with legal, political and reciprocal measures.
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Washington should push on with its drive for fair and reciprocal trade.
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The next, the idea of a carbon tax or a reciprocal tax.
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There, he said that free trade needs to be fair and reciprocal.
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The rights and responsibilities of parents and their adult children are reciprocal.
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It also calls for maintaining "reciprocal access" for textile and apparel products.
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So President Trump 100% is focusing on making the deals fair and reciprocal.
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Pumping more oil without a reciprocal boost in demand is net-net bearish.
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We have to have fair and reciprocal that being the more important word.
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Gives Britain power to fund and implement reciprocal healthcare schemes and share data.
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"There has to be a certain reciprocal nature to it," the president said.
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All that is sharply at odds with Washington's espousal of reciprocal trade deals.
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A co-narcissist, then, is "the reciprocal of the relationship," Dr. Rappoport explains.
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The administration argues the bill would lead to reciprocal lawsuits against U.S. citizens.
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President Obama called the prisoner swap a "reciprocal humanitarian gesture" in Sunday's address.
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THIS IS ABOUT MAKING SURE THAT WE HAVE FREE AND FAIR RECIPROCAL TRADE.
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We've done trade deals, we have not gotten completely fair or reciprocal trade.
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Both have a problem with spontaneous, reciprocal communication with a hint of vulnerability.
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They carry through life a mental model of how to establish reciprocal bonds.
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In short, the United States has reciprocal self-interest in upholding international immunity.
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It's got to be fair and reciprocal and it's got to be enforceable.
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"Our goal is full reciprocal visa waiver with our strategic partners," she said.
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The Pakistani visit will be followed by a reciprocal Indian visit, officials said.
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Taxes will become reciprocal and a deal will be made on intellectual property.
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Bad news for Vodafone New Zealand's customers, though — the deal is not reciprocal.
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"We will announce a substantial reciprocal action on Macron's foolishness shortly," he promised.
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Third, it's a blast and it's like, a reciprocal relationship to some extent.
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SO THE PURPOSE OF ANYTHING WE DO HERE IS FAIR AND RECIPROCAL TRADE.
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Our longer-term objective is to have free and fair and reciprocal trade.
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Well, this colloborative and reciprocal measure is an extension of that prudent approach.
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Iran condemned the move and vowed to respond with "reciprocal and adequate measures".
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"Our goal remains full and reciprocal visa waiver with our strategic partners," Andreeva said.
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It issued a reciprocal 90-day travel ban for Americans wishing to visit Iran.
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Iran's Foreign Ministry called the move offensive and said it would take reciprocal measures.
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On Monday the Iraqi parliament voted to impose reciprocal travel restrictions on US citizens.
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We&aposre going to make it reciprocal, we&aposre going to make them fair.
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From now on, we expect trading relationships to be fair and, very importantly, reciprocal.
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I wasn't looking for a reciprocal apology from her, and she didn't offer one.
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Hence the idea of EPAs: reciprocal deals, requiring both parties to open their markets.
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It's also an extension of the increasingly reciprocal relationship between celebrities and their fans.
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The reciprocal nature of these services makes it easy to determine who's using them.
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But it's not something he values in the normal human sense of reciprocal obligation.
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The report waves the flag (invoking "fair and reciprocal" trade) but fires no bullets.
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So, what we're trying to do is have fair, free, reciprocal trading with China.
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"Given that history, I think that they (the UAW) would be reciprocal," Hargrove said.
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His secretary of state, Cordell Hull, actively pursued reciprocal tariff reductions with other countries.
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But it is clear from the start that there will not be reciprocal head.
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Trump also told Bloomberg that he remains interested in a "reciprocal tax" on imports.
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Whatever the range of a ban, the United States could expect swift reciprocal responses.
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The latter action will take place if the U.S. agrees to unspecified reciprocal measures.
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Trump also called on Monday for more "reciprocal" trade during his visit to Japan.
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Australia/US trade is fair & reciprocal & each of our nations has no closer ally.
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Reciprocal switching occurs naturally in the market and allows shippers to lower their costs.
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It's also a good way to make sure the relationship is balanced and reciprocal.
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Russian officials quickly dismissed the accusations and vowed the nation would take reciprocal actions.
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AND ALL THE PRESIDENT IS SAYING RIGHT NOW IS FREE, FAIR AND RECIPROCAL TRADE.
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Iran has warned of reciprocal measures if the tanker is not released by Britain.
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But the game changed in 1934, when F.D.R. introduced the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act.
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When looking at photography, a reciprocal exchange happens between the viewer and the subject.
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Any package would need resolution for the reciprocal elements of the December 2017 deal.
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First, our agreement will need reciprocal binding commitments to ensure fair and open competition.
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We will announce a substantial reciprocal action on [French President Emmanuel] Macron's foolishness shortly.
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From now on, we expect trading relationships to be fair and to be reciprocal.
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China announced it would take "reciprocal countermeasures" against American journalists working in the country.
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There is also the reciprocal aspect of the trust equation: having faith in voters.
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JOE KERNEN: I don't know if I was listening to fair and reciprocal trade.
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This agreement should provide reciprocal access to markets and waters, which contains quota shares.
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Tensions flared in August as both sides announced reciprocal tariffs but have thawed since.
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"I expect the president will talk about trade, reciprocal, free, fair trade," Sanders said.
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"But it needs to be fair and it needs to be reciprocal," Trump said.
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He has tried to encourage Beijing to adopt reforms for more open, reciprocal trade.
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Rome's power was built on benefactors and beneficiaries bound by reciprocal obligations of gratitude.
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He is committed to having a very fair and reciprocal military and trade relationship.
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This would be based on mutual recognition, or reciprocal acceptance of each side's rules.
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Experts expect American consumers to be hit hard if the reciprocal tariffs keep escalating.
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"Individuals commonly assume their affective relationships to be reciprocal by default," the authors write.
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Instead of reciprocal access, the core tenet underpinning NAFTA, U.S. businesses get the opposite.
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ROSS: WELL, CHINA DOESN'T HAVE ENOUGH IMPORTS FROM US TO MAKE A RECIPROCAL TAX.
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The two politicians argued for reciprocal access to the Chinese market for European companies.
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He will insist in his speech on "fair and reciprocal" trade deals, the official said.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed into law the Reciprocal Access to Tibet Act.
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The arrangement might look reciprocal to human eyes, because it is keeping the stump alive.
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Instead it shares information on the foreign clients of American banks under FATCA's reciprocal provisions.
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Cohn also embraced Trump's favorite word ("reciprocal") — a word that makes free traders feel nauseous.
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It also said both parties held discussions around their next call and the reciprocal visits.
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Renault owns 43.4 percent of Nissan, whose reciprocal 15 percent Renault holding carries no votes.
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But officials in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government spoke of a reciprocal return to quiet.
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Lavrov said that Western partners weren't engaging in "reciprocal steps" to settle the Syrian crisis.
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Lavrov added that Western partners weren't engaging in "reciprocal steps" to settle the Syrian crisis.
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The EU paper urges European governments to maintain unity as they demand reciprocal trade terms.
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It's possible Becca is the first deep reciprocal love Garrett has encountered in this life.
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This exhibition highlights the reciprocal relationship between historical texts and the art they have inspired.
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The city doesn't have a reciprocal enforcement of judgements with China, except for Hong Kong.
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"Well, we'll see what he's looking at," Trump said when asked about possible reciprocal action.
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Trudeau confirmed that the country would impose direct reciprocal tariffs on the U.S. in retaliation.
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Kim did not specify what reciprocal measures he is looking for from the United States.
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How does the dual and/or reciprocal citizenship arrangement fit into the committee's policy calculus?
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They came back dollar for dollar and that's fair and balanced, that's a reciprocal response.
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Trump's announcement that he would respond to China's reciprocal tariffs sent stocks falling on Friday.
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It would lack both the required reciprocal recognition and the resolution of contentious core issues.
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Second, the U.S. government should insist on reciprocal access for American business to overseas markets.
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We seek trade relationships that are free, fair, and reciprocal — simple principles all should support.
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Trade – Canada: The Hill: Canada imposes reciprocal tariffs on $13 billion worth of U.S. goods.
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Simply apply Washington's new principle of "free, fair and reciprocal trade" in dealing with China.
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There's a sense of intimacy that's reciprocal with delivering an email direct to your inbox.
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We've always had this dynamic of reciprocal radicalization, and there have always been competing ideologies.
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But Mr. Mnuchin said that he expected enforcement of the trade pact to be reciprocal.
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Be reciprocal: Don't ask something of your friend that you would not do for them.
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Doing so will help you to shift your relationships from one-sided to more reciprocal.
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The inclusion prompted Iran to pledge a reciprocal ban on travel from the United States.
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The document says the agreement should provide for "balanced and reciprocal market access" for services.
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"Let's call it an import tax, let's call it a reciprocal tax," Mr. Trump said.
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Instead, Trump is expected to expand on his calls for "free, fair and reciprocal" trade.
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Administration officials have also not provided details about what a potential reciprocal tax might entail.
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The increased tariffs came in response to a new round of reciprocal tariffs on China.
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Nevertheless, during the call, President Trump complained that U.S. support for Ukraine was not reciprocal.
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Indeed, since the Reciprocal Tariff Act of 1934, the president has already had that power.
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AND YOU DON'T HAVE TO HAVE A RECIPROCAL SYSTEM TO BE COMPLIANT ON THE WTO.
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We're simply trying to get fair and reciprocal treatments so we're open to those conversations.
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We have to trade with the other 95 percent, and it has to be reciprocal.
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While Blockchain Capital is leading the round, a ton of investors have put money in Radar Relay — Tusk Ventures, Distributed Global, Reciprocal Ventures, Collaborative Fund, Distributed Global, Reciprocal Ventures, Collaborative Fund, Elefund, Slow Ventures, SV Angel, Kindred Ventures, Breyer Capital, Digital Currency Group, V1.
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"We urge calm and an end to vocal recriminations and threats of reciprocal actions," he added.
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The Saudi-backed Yemeni government did not state whether their side would make a reciprocal move.
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The official suggested Trump was trying to reiterate his long-standing support for a reciprocal tax.
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And so a reciprocal deal may leave all sides sheltering equally sensitive, but entirely different, sectors.
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Reciprocal trade measures could also be used to correct discriminatory treatments of American goods and services.
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Yet, other countries did not grant us fair and reciprocal access to their markets in return.
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A word you're going to hear more and more from this administration ... Remember the word reciprocal.
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He said a better solution would be mutual recognition and reciprocal equivalence, with sensible notice periods.
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With reciprocal altruism, scientists say, our true motivations may be tainted, and hidden even from ourselves.
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Turkey remained committed to active, robust and reciprocal trade relations with the United States, Zeybekci said.
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If this happened, reciprocal restrictions would presumably apply to Britons planning to move to the continent.
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We have done much to help Japan, would like to see more of a reciprocal relationship.
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I think that the president just wants reciprocal trade deals with all of our trading partners.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he was focused on "fair and reciprocal" trade in Asia.
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When the author began to have discreet, reciprocal affairs of her own, her husband grew violent.
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" Mr. Sagi said such sentiments stirred a reciprocal feeling in him: "I became a patriotic Kurd.
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The European Union, which collectively is America's largest trading partner, has threatened to impose reciprocal tariffs.
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AND WHAT HE WANTS TO DO IS HAVE FREE AND FAIR AND OPEN AND RECIPROCAL TRADE.
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But when ordered by the government, reciprocal switching is, in effect, forced access to private property.
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The United States has endorsed Saudi policy in Yemen and Qatar, with no noticeable reciprocal reward.
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Ramanujan's infinite series for the reciprocal of pi — a clunky equation, even to this non-mathematician.
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AND WE'VE BEEN VERY CLEAR, WE NEED BETTER MARKET ACCESS TO CHINA, WE NEED RECIPROCAL TRADE.
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On Thursday, Mnuchin said he expects a "consistent" message from Trump, pushing for "reciprocal" free trade.
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"He is committed to having a very fair and reciprocal military and trade relationship," Trump tweeted.
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We support free trade, but it needs to be fair and it needs to be reciprocal.
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YOU KNOW, RECIPROCAL OWNERSHIP, HOW INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY GETS HANDLED, NON-TARIFF BARRIERS AND STUFF LIKE THAT.
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Canada on Monday took reciprocal action, declaring that Venezuela's top diplomat in Ottawa would be expelled.
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Islamic feminists like the Musawah network have demonstrated there can be no justice without reciprocal equality.
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Policies that discriminate against ethnic or religious minorities tend to speed up the dynamics of reciprocal radicalization.
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Apologies for thinking it was about mindful reciprocal advertising to an overwhelmingly female audience, and om shanti.
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China retaliated swiftly by announcing reciprocal tariffs on U.S. products, ranging from soybeans and autos to seafood.
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The creation of this inflated importance is reciprocal between news organizations, social-media platforms, and viewers themselves.
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Iran has threatened "reciprocal actions" against U.S. sanctions, which could mean restarting some of its nuclear program.
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The offer is contingent on the 1.2 million Britons living in European Union countries receiving reciprocal treatment.
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So it's very much a reciprocal process; technology is a driver, but it's not the only driver.
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France and Italy both consider themselves the cultural superpower of Europe and the result is reciprocal jealousy.
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"We've demonstrated that art and science can benefit each other in a truly reciprocal way," Ingber said.
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The CTA also enshrines a reciprocal right for citizens to vote in local and national parliamentary elections.
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That relationship, which Chapman said included reciprocal learnings on both sides, led to this week's investment deal.
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"Our goals are clear: we must achieve fair and reciprocal trade between our two nations," he said.
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In addition to Point72 Ventures, other investors were Plug and Play, Reciprocal Ventures, WorldQuant Ventures and others.
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"We need a reciprocal relationship, which we don't have," Trump insisted when questioned about US-German ties.
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The revelation sent Apple to all-time highs and inspired some reciprocal praise from CEO Tim Cook.
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WE GAVE IT AWAY UNILATERALLY AND NOW IT'S VERY DIFFICULT TO GET BACK TO A RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENT.
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From that experience, you learned that relationships are safe and reciprocal, and your attachment anxiety is low.
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As I said, we can extend this cooperation, but we should do it on a reciprocal basis.
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But the moment we pulled on our jeans, that spell of reciprocal honor and respect was broken.
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"It's very much reciprocal, and there's so much to be learned from the younger generation," she said.
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Mr. Bonomo, an old friend of Mr. Skelos, owns a medical malpractice insurance company, Physicians' Reciprocal Insurers.
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The UK said it was encouraging the EU to take "reciprocal action in recognizing UK-issued certificates".
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The agency's authority to order reciprocal switching first came into play with the largely deregulatory Staggers Act.
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Bonomo made it big in the insurance industry and is the chief executive of Physicians' Reciprocal Insurers.
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BUT WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN NEXT IF ALL OF A SUDDEN WE START SEEING RECIPROCAL TRADE ACTIONS?
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" It warned that Iran "will take reciprocal measures in order to safeguard the rights of its citizens.
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What is therefore cast aside is an opportunity for reciprocal, cooperative relations based on mutual vulnerability. 5.
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FROST: THINK IF THIS DOESN'T GET RESUBTRACTED THERE WILL BE A RECIPROCAL TARIFF PUT ON EUROPEAN CARS?
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Monday that the attack was a reciprocal response to attacks in Yemen.
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But when it comes to imposing reciprocal tariffs, trade analysts said the president's hands were somewhat tied.
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The word "reciprocal" is the most important word with Donald Trump when it comes to what the subject that we talk about and the subject that CNBC covers so well — especially you, by the way, because I don't agree with all of you people, but that's OK. But reciprocal.
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Renault owns roughly 43 percent of Nissan, while Nissan's 15 percent reciprocal Renault holding carries no voting rights.
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Furthermore, reciprocity did not appear to be excluding non-reciprocal banks from competing because they could win mandates.
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Renault owns 43.4 percent of Nissan, whose reciprocal 15 percent stake in its French parent carries no votes.
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In real life, the other person is at least supposed to give an indication that there's reciprocal feelings.
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Enders' Syfret said especially if the U.K. enters a recession, there will be a reciprocal effect in advertising.
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With that comes certain responsibilities to really have reciprocal policies and so we should be looking to that.
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Trump just had to drive Beijing further against the wall by pushing for "free, fair and reciprocal" trade.
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He says now he will "find a fair and reciprocal" deal after earlier threatening to terminate the pact.
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The United States imposed tariffs on $34 billion in Chinese imports on Friday and Beijing released reciprocal measures.
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Doctrinaire conservatives believe that unfettered free trade is essential, even if it is sometimes not fair or reciprocal.
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She said she was ready to make "a fair offer" to Britons in Germany if it was reciprocal.
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Renault currently owns 43.4% of Nissan, whose 15% reciprocal stake in its French parent carries no voting rights.
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It isn't necessarily the fault of one or both individuals but a toxic friendship is no longer reciprocal.
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"Fair trade is now to be called fool trade if it is not reciprocal," he tweeted on Monday.
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Most striking, however, is his interest in the reciprocal question: How will nature record the slights of humanity?
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British pensioners registered as residents in Spain now have free access to healthcare under a reciprocal EU deal.
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HE WAS ELECTED, IN MANY WAYS, ON THE BASIS OF HAVING FAIR AND RECIPROCAL TRADE, PARTICULARLY WITH CHINA.
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As money poured in, Elizabeth began writing letters to her Muslim counterparts, extolling the benefits of reciprocal trade.
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Trump and Abe said that they instead begun talks to secure a "free, fair and reciprocal" trade agreement.
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He argued that the U.S. is justified in demanding what he called "fair and reciprocal" trade with Europe.
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Iranian state news said the sanctions were "reciprocal," referring to recent US sanctions on Iranian companies and individuals.
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Reciprocal state visits: May announced that Trump has accepted an invitation to visit the U.K. later this year.
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European Union countries have been compiling a list of American products that could be subject to reciprocal levies.
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"We are reviewing all of our trade agreements to make sure they are fair and reciprocal," he said.
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DRAFT EU TRADE DEAL WITH BRITAIN ENVISAGES RECIPROCAL ACCESS TO FISHING WATERS, ANNUAL TALKS TO END BY DEC.
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Beijing must take action on these fronts to build trust with Washington and establish a more reciprocal relationship.
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Reflecting the reciprocal relationship between smart phones and Instagram, the chapter titles of This Brilliant Darkness are hashtags.
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Calling a halt to NATO enlargement should not come without strings attached; Moscow needs to take reciprocal steps.
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"That's why the unilateral, reciprocal and retaliatory steps on both sides concern me so much," Mr. Paulson said.
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The legislation would incentivize those states that license independent claims adjusters to adopt uniform and reciprocal licensing laws.
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The North, officials said, will insist that for each step it takes, the United States offer reciprocal incentives.
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He proposed a "reciprocal" tax this month that matches the import taxes other countries impose on American goods.
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"I think it's nonsense," said State Representative Dustin Burrows of Texas, where lawmakers could consider a reciprocal ban.
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Earlier Friday, China announced plans for reciprocal tariffs on 128 U.S. products, including pork, wine, fruit and steel.
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But the President wants to make sure that we have free and fair and reciprocal trade in Europe.
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Trump and Abe said that they instead began talks to secure a "free, fair and reciprocal" trade agreement.
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"We discussed ways to ensure fair and reciprocal trade," a White House official said in a Reuters report.
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Some lawmakers in Iraq have advocated a reciprocal ban on United States citizens holding Iraqi visas, including contractors.
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And as I said, we can extend this cooperation but we should do it on a reciprocal basis.
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First, the bill formally declares Russia in "material breach," which justifies reciprocal measures until Moscow return to compliance.
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Iranian president Hassan Rouhani said the attacks on Aramco were a "reciprocal response" to the aggression against Yemen.
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None explain adequately how the United States can prevent future Russian interference without some reciprocal arrangement with Moscow.
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The difference, she said, is that the younger children are less likely than adolescents to have reciprocal romances.
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"The best opportunity for free, fair and reciprocal trade will come in a bilateral trade agreement," he added.
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Watching your two films back to back, it's so apparent how complementary these extremisms are, how reciprocal they are.
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And which, of course, would lead to reciprocal actions from Russia whose security will be reliably and unconditionally assured.
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In reality, only 53 percent of the friendships -- a small, sad, oh honey number of them -- were actually reciprocal.
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Soler welcomed Obama's letter but still disagreed with him for enacting unilateral changes without any reciprocal moves by Cuba.
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"If we could move to reciprocal treatment that would match the U.S. list, that would be great," he added.
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As a result, reciprocal altruism is often more attractive than the cutthroat approach that prevails in single-shot situations.
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The warm feelings are reciprocal, as Mama Tina is one proud mother, constantly posting photos of Bey and Solange.
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In a reciprocal manner, and in light of Gold's observance of painting's fundamental assumptions, Guillot's previously unnoticed normativity appears.
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They are not reciprocal, they are not open, and they do not conform with the norms of world trading.
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The babies were exposed to each gesture for a full minute, while the researchers watched for a reciprocal response.
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Renault owns 43.4 percent of Nissan, whose reciprocal 15 percent stake in its French parent carries no voting rights.
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This exhibition at the Bronx Museum highlights the reciprocal relationship between historical texts and the art they have inspired.
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I don't think, and this goes for both genders, it's the best way to receive reciprocal respect or empowerment.
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Maybe that's why I don't feel bad when I do it to others, because it's reciprocal among my peers.
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He also called for Turkey to "show reciprocal restraint" by stopping artillery strikes in the area, the statement said.
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But that relationship is reciprocal, and Bring the Soul captures how the band equally draws strength from its fans.
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Before even making any attempt at getting physical with a stranger, you need verbal consent and a reciprocal smile.
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Or the time he was on a tricycle working on reciprocal leg motion, and he suddenly saw his mom.
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The Kremlin later revealed that Putin also "would then be glad to meet on a reciprocal visit," Reuters reported.
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Nationally, about 20 percent of the producer workforce is saddled with standards that aren't reciprocal with most other states.
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" "WTO has its flaws, but the 'United States Fair and Reciprocal Tariff Act,' aka the U.S. FART Act, stinks.
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Trump's drive for more reciprocal trade with China and other countries is also expected to be a dominant theme.
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"This relationship is something which we are working very hard to make a fair and reciprocal one," Trump said.
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Last week's agreement on a reciprocal enforcement mechanism indicates the ongoing U.S.-China trade talks are nearing a conclusion.
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In certain egregious instances, this American president seeks redemption largely in the reciprocal sufferings of other nations and peoples.
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ON THE RECIPROCAL SIDE WE NEED TO GET THE TARIFFS TO – IN A PERFECT WORLD, THEY WOULD BE NONEXISTENT.
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Renault owns 43.4 percent of Nissan, whose reciprocal 15 percent holding in the French carmaker carries no voting rights.
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"We requested their departure as a reciprocal measure," Heather Nauert, the State Department's top spokesperson, told reporters in August.
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The following day, China announced plans for reciprocal tariffs on 128 U.S. products, including pork, wine, fruit and steel.
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The codeshare allows the partners to sell tickets on the reciprocal carriers and align their schedules to suit them.
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North Korea insists on taking steps toward denuclearization only if Washington takes "simultaneous" reciprocal actions, such as easing sanctions.
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For North Korea, it also includes a reciprocal pullback of America's ability to threaten the country with nuclear weapons.
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Reciprocal action is, after all, how you gain the respect of your enemies and the loyalty of your allies.
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Many public health experts have raised alarms about the U.S.-China rhetoric and reciprocal actions during the coronavirus crisis.
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The working-class resentment toward elites — resentment being the reciprocal of contempt — is asymmetrical in the very same way.
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He reiterated, however, that his country would do so only in phases to secure "simultaneous" reciprocal measures from Washington.
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And behavior that could imperil that victory can't be encouraged on the grounds that it's reciprocal and feels good.
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Apparently gone now are the "beautiful letters" and professed reciprocal affection that characterized the relationship during the intervening period.
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In fact, reciprocal switching is little more than a scheme to reduce prices for shippers, disguised as competition policy.
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Are the tax proposals not another "gun to the head" of the states, this time proffering no reciprocal benefit?
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WHEN AMERICANS SPEAK AND THEY TALK ABOUT FAIR THEY MEAN RECIPROCAL, THAT'S NOT WHAT THE CHINESE MEAN BY FAIR.
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Muhlstein details the mutual admiration he shared with other artists, and their resulting reciprocal exchange of ideas and themes.
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In a section on trade, the Americans insisted on using the word "reciprocal," one of Mr. Trump's favorite terms.
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Meanwhile, ordinary Chinese are suffering and trade tariffs are hitting China harder than reciprocal measures are hurting US businesses.
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It has urged Washington to take reciprocal steps including officially declaring an end to the war and dropping sanctions.
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"The most important reciprocal step would be to scale back - not (just) postpone - the spring joint exercises," he said.
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Tocqueville says the heart can only be enlarged by the reciprocal effect of one of us on the other.
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This evening, the Trumps will host a reciprocal dinner for the royal family at the US ambassador's residence in London.
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The other route to co-operation is reciprocal altruism of the "you scratch my back and I'll scratch yours" variety.
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So, we've been very clear, we believe in free trade with reciprocal terms that leads to more balanced trade relationships.
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"If North Korea does something toward denuclearization it expects reciprocal steps and not endless demands for full disarmament," said Putin.
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"Donald Trump has to earn my respect, has to earn my being reciprocal," the Illinois lawmaker told CNN's Wolf Blitzer.
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Trump then went into his complaints about how much the US does for Ukraine and that it isn't really reciprocal.
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The White House had yet to reveal at the time of publication what form its "reciprocal action" would be taking.
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"They probably at times underestimate how much kids actually can understand and engage in a reciprocal relationship," Dr. Diaz says.
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This kind of reciprocal-donation system is common in less-developed countries, and in large part it succeeded in China.
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It's -- there's no motive other than to try to have a fair and free and legal and reciprocal trading system.
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Both sides say they are aiming for the same, reciprocal arrangements that will not badly hurt 4.5 million current expatriates.
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Mr Obama had vetoed the bill on the ground that it would open America to reciprocal lawsuits from foreign countries.
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Trump blasted Macron's "foolishness" for pressing ahead with the French levy and warned his administration would announce "substantial reciprocal action".
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And they'll review agreements whereby the U.S. grants foreign suppliers contracts in exchange for reciprocal access to federal contracts abroad.
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During reciprocal visits, Glassberg recalls, Sanders' mother pushed her sons to work hard in school so they could do better.
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Economic dispossession and virulent racism stand in relation to nihilism not as alternative theories but as reciprocal causes and effects.
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Iran responded to the ban by announcing it will impose a reciprocal ban on U.S. citizens wanting to travel there.
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AND AS IT RELATES TO CHINA, YOU KNOW, THIS IS AN ONGOING ISSUE OF WE WANT FAIR AND RECIPROCAL TRADE.
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The Trump administration is not in the business of helping poor countries unless there is some sort of reciprocal deal.
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As a condition, the economy ministry said, Intel agreed to spend 15 billion shekels in "reciprocal procurement" from Israeli companies.
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"Our disclosures should be reciprocal, meaning that one person should not be doing all the talking and disclosing," Campbell says.
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First, if you and a friend have a lot of mutual friends, chances are higher that your friendship is reciprocal.
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Her openness toward and enthusiasm for her fans is reciprocal: There seems to be a small legion of them already.
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It also said it was willing to close its main nuclear complex if the United States takes unspecified reciprocal action.
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This reciprocal relationship — known as the water-energy nexus — means that producing one of these resources can deplete the other.
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Those and other restrictions have fueled calls from within the U.S. business community for Washington to pursue more reciprocal policies.
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Evidence is mounting that reciprocal tariffs are hurting both sides, and global markets have been skittish while awaiting a deal.
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A feather, with its reciprocal structure, embodies the confluence of two powerful and equally important evolutionary forces: utility and beauty.
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South Korea's national security adviser, Chung Eui-yong, said the reciprocal U.S. steps could include an end-of-war declaration.
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Raising tariffs against one country or region is inevitably reciprocal, costing both sides valuable markets for their goods or production.
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Four ports of the economic compass: deregulation, tax cuts, the unleashing of our energy sector and fair and reciprocal trade.
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A North Korean official said Pyongyang expects reciprocal steps from Washington by the end of the year, according to Reuters.
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Over his three-day visit, Macron pursued business interests with China, but he also pushed for a reciprocal trading relationship.
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They argued that reciprocal gratitude was bad for politics, but also believed that benevolent gratitude was necessary for moral democracy.
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At bottom, while some advocates of reciprocal compensation frame it as a "pro-competition policy," in fact it is not.
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China has fought back with reciprocal tariffs on U.S. exports, targeting agricultural and manufactured goods critical to the American economy.
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But that was already in Robert Mueller's report, and it got lost somewhat in the reciprocal grandstanding and ambient vitriol.
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After Trump's China tariffs announcement on Thursday, Beijing unveiled plans for reciprocal tariffs of $3 billion on 128 U.S. products.
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"Negative factors like intrusiveness examine the degree to which the caregiver disrupts or interferes with this reciprocal interaction," Brito said.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told Reuters that Moscow would take reciprocal action to expel British diplomats from the country.
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The two countries have a long history of reciprocal expulsions, and Russian officials had been threatening to retaliate for days.
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The reciprocal trade between the U.S. and South Korea runs into the tens of billions of dollars, benefitting both countries.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Monday that the attacks on Aramco were a "reciprocal response" to the aggression against Yemen.
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Neighbors helping neighbors represents a form of saving, creating a reciprocal obligation to be repaid when the tables inevitably turn.
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At 15, she earned the United States' reciprocal wild card into the 2017 French Open, losing in the first round.
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We want a reciprocal ability to come to the United States and to interview and interrogate Bill Browder and his associates.
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"We have this alliance, but it's not reciprocal alliance… for Israel, it's what can they get out of it," Steve explained.
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" Late Sunday, Trump tweeted from Singapore that "Fair Trade is now to be called Fool Trade if it is not Reciprocal.
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Under the Reciprocal Trade Act, Trump could retaliate and impose a 30 percent tariff on frozen french fries coming from Thailand.
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"Yesterday we took reciprocal measures with Nikolic (and) we will do that again in the future," Hoxhaj told reporters in Pristina.
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In many of the works, Olsen depicts writhing and aggressive vegetation and supine maidens in a reciprocal human and plant entanglement.
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Because we do have a reciprocal relationship with celebrities — but it's often not the kind that we, or they, actually want.
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I have a reciprocal "on-call" agreement with a friend who arranges an impromptu playdate if my husband's work schedule changes.
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AND THE PRESIDENT IS DETERMINED TO CHANGE THE BASIS OF THIS TRADING RELATIONSHIP AND HAVE BALANCED AND FAIR AND RECIPROCAL TRADE.
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His insistence that trade deals be "fair" and "reciprocal" reflects his mercantilist belief that exporting is winning and importing is losing.
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For example, Kim has offered to destroy all facilities in Yongbyon, the country's primary nuclear site, if Washington takes reciprocal measures.
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Trump said he was committed to achieving "free, fair, and reciprocal" trade and wants to work with Japan on this issue.
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Obama charged that the measure could produce reciprocal legislation overseas, exposing U.S. diplomats and military service members to similar legal action.
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Continuing to trust each other and continuing to make sure it's a reciprocal relationship going forward, I think we'll be successful.
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And they'll be reviewing agreements whereby the U.S. grants foreign suppliers contracts in exchange for reciprocal access to federal contracts abroad.
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Many people make these reciprocal arrangements: pet sitting for one another, sharing a vacation home or trading yard work for cooking.
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He said the deportation of Iranian diplomats was "unfriendly and unconstructive" and said Iran has the right to take reciprocal measures.
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He's met your punitive actions against Russia in a reciprocal fashion in the past, and this time will be no different.
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Poetry often creates a supernatural-seeming rapport with the dead, but rarely has the communication between worlds felt so eerily reciprocal.
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China announced Friday that it would impose new reciprocal tariffs of $220006 billion on American-made auto parts and other products.
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The Trump administration targeted $22019 billion worth of Chinese imports, while Beijing fired back with reciprocal tariffs on American agricultural imports.
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"Any deal has to be reciprocal," Stormy-Annika Mildner, a foreign trade expert at the Federation of German Industries told WSJ.
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He added that the government was seeking a preferential, non-reciprocal trade deal, giving Kenyan exports duty free access to China.
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"We're having very direct discussions with China about reciprocal trade, discussed this morning about market reforms in China," Mr. Mnuchin said.
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In this case, the benefits would be reciprocal, as playing with Okafor could open new opportunities for the already dominant Davis.
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During each residency, students engage in a reciprocal relationship with the site, learning from local practitioners and contributing to regional initiatives.
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And if Israelis expect Reform and Conservative Jews to consider Israel as their spiritual homeland, then the recognition must be reciprocal.
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That's the idea behind 3RD HOME, a "reciprocal travel club" or "AirBnB for millionaires and billionaires," as Forbes aptly put it.
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Without reciprocal immunity considerations, the United States could quickly find it defense personnel defending global security movements in foreign, inhospitable courts.
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Mr. Trump's kind words for Mr. O'Reilly on Wednesday seemed a reciprocal gesture of sorts, from a leader who values loyalty.
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" This is not, the four men stressed, a financial partnership, although they do have what Mr. Castronovo called "a reciprocal relationship.
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Also sometimes known as reciprocal insurance exchanges, they include USAA, the Automobile Club of Southern California, Amica Mutual and NJM Insurance.
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Trump and Abe announced talks aimed at "free, fair and reciprocal trade," and reducing the trade deficit between the two allies.
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Connect with at least one of these people today in a reciprocal way: actively listen, grab a bite, hug and such.
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Those endearing episodes have hinted at a level of reciprocal warmth unusual among a professional sports team and its surrounding community.
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" This is not, the four men stressed, a financial partnership, although they do have what Mr. Castronovo called "a reciprocal relationship.
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The "backlash" against Star Wars: The Last Jedi, explained Reciprocal rage: why Islamist extremists and the far right need each other
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"He is committed to having a very fair and reciprocal military and trade relationship," Trump said on Twitter, referring to Turnbull.
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Since the forties, fifties and sixties, the relationship between Britain and the Caribbean has been of a somewhat more reciprocal nature.
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Venus retrograde in Pisces will be major for sorting out issues concerning intimacy and figuring out how reciprocal your relationships are.
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" It also said manufacturers were "overwhelmingly concerned about how tariff-related activity, including reciprocal tariffs, will continue to affect their business.
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Like President Trump, I am a strong believer that more trade is better than less trade – assuming balanced and reciprocal trade relationships.
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"Brexit shouldn't have to mean that we lose reciprocal medical care rights with other European countries," reckons Alan Wardle, of the association.
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And it doesn't speak to any sort of negotiation for positions in an administration or, say, the promise of reciprocal campaign support.
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The business flat tax, they already impose their taxes on us, so there's no reciprocal... (BELL RINGS) ... tariffs that come against us.
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"What we're seeking is to get fair and reciprocal trade without heavy subsidies from foreign governments to take our jobs," he said.
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" It said factories remained "overwhelmingly concerned about tariff-related activity, including how reciprocal tariffs will impact company revenue and current manufacturing locations.
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Yet on NAFTA negotiations, the president merely said: We're reviewing all our trade agreements to make sure they are fair and reciprocal.
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"Laughing" and "making-laugh" emerge within the framework of the joke as reciprocal, almost contractual, gestures, like secret handshakes or conspiratorial winks.
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They argue that pandas form a key part of guanxi–reciprocal relationships that can establish deeper and more trusting bonds between countries.
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Queen Elizabeth wore the brooch during the Obamas' visit for a reciprocal dinner at Winfield House in London following the state visit.
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"What were seeking is to get fair and reciprocal trade without heavy subsidies from foreign governments to take our jobs," he said.
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Cunningham's photography packed so much individuality and style into one frame that they inspired in their viewers a kind of reciprocal empowerment.
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In the best case, the threat of a reciprocal tax or tariff might force another country or countries to lower their tariffs.
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Reciprocal IVF allowed Bliss to provide the egg, through a traditional IVF procedure, and have it inseminated and incubated inside her body.
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And it would mean that any future EU trade deals would open Britain's market to third countries, without giving it reciprocal access.
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In How Art Made Pop and Pop Became Art, Mike Roberts charts the extraordinary reciprocal relationship between art schools and pop musicians.
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"The love stories that I have found that are reciprocal are in movies," he said, with more than a hint of wistfulness.
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It's true that deals between publishing or media entities to swap content or do each other reciprocal solids isn't a new strategy.
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Firms see possible protectionist measures from the U.S. and reciprocal steps, as well as Brexit and currency turbulence as risks, it said.
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True freedom requires the reciprocal obligation to recognize the dignity and autonomy of all others—and therefore to respect their individual rights.
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"Some historical developments and allegations are being used in order to dynamite our reciprocal and bilateral relations," Erdoğan said through a translator.
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A number of countries have announced they would take reciprocal action against the tariffs, raising fears of a trade war with allies.
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" He added that people can't get upset about something called a "reciprocal tax" like they can about something called a "border tax.
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Accelerating the reciprocal recognition of credentials across state or national borders would help people move to where they can be most productive.
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But there's more novelty to their economic conflict than the reciprocal tariffs they have levied over the past year and a half.
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China on Friday announced that it was imposing reciprocal tariffs on another $85033 billion worth of American goods, sending stock prices downward.
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And so having somebody that you can really trust and who also trusts you and to have that reciprocal relationship becomes invaluable.
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Iran reportedly called its seizure of a British oil tanker a "reciprocal action" after British assistance in the impounding an Iranian supertanker.
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The most pressing regulatory matter though will be a concept known as reciprocal switching, or as the railroads deem it, forced switching.
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Turkey retaliated, vowing sanctions on U.S. officials, though it was unclear if any administration officials would be affected by the reciprocal measure.
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The tariff on steel pipes is a reciprocal response to the original steel tariffs, but why would China choose pork and apples?
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In recent weeks, North Korea has pressed harder for what it sees as reciprocal concessions by the United States and other countries.
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Although economists didn't predict Putin's reciprocal reaction to the sanctions, they would have if they understood more about Russian culture, he said.
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" The statement added, "This hostile move, as well as any new anti-Russian sanctions, will be met with resolve and reciprocal countermeasures.
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Because of reciprocal visa restrictions, very few travelers are like Wang: American sole-passport bearers traveling as researchers, journalists or even tourists.
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The US President will get another glimpse of Modi's star power this week, when he lands in India for a reciprocal visit.
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Trump told the conference that the U.S. wanted "fair" and "reciprocal" trade, criticizing countries that he said "exploit" others in trade deals.
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It is thoroughly earned and appropriate, capturing what by now feels like a deeply reciprocal relationship between a show and its audience.
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"Canada has no choice but to retaliate with a measured, perfectly reciprocal dollar-for-dollar response," Freeland said during remarks in Ontario.
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IT IS TREMENDOUS OPPORTUNITY FOR U.S. BUSINESSES TO THE EXTENT THAT WE CAN COMPETE FAIRLY, OPENLY, WITH FREE AND FAIR RECIPROCAL TRADE.
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Latin American countries could invoke the Inter-American Treaty of Reciprocal Assistance, known by its Spanish initials TIAR, against Maduro, Duque said.
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The call summary also showed the president outlining how helpful the US was to Ukraine, and yet how not "reciprocal" there was.
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"But we are fair and reciprocal traders and the World Trade Organization I think needs to change with the times," Navarro said.
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It also said new policy and diplomatic tools, including sanctions, litigation over trade disputes and the use of reciprocal measures, were needed.
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"I've been hearing parents saying, 'Listen, we are making a huge investment here, there needs to be a reciprocal commitment,'" he said.
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"But we are fair and reciprocal traders and the World Trade Organization I think needs to change with the times," he said.
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From now on, the president said he will "insist on fair and reciprocal trade," which he said his predecessors did not do.
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Navarro said the goal now is structural realignment where all countries the U.S. trades with engage in "free, fair, and reciprocal" agreements.
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Shortly after Trump's tweet, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said on Twitter the relationship between the two allies was fair and reciprocal.
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"There's a reason why pro-unification groups support KMT - we tackle cross-strait issues on an equal and reciprocal basis," Ou-Yang said.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has stressed his "America First" agenda in his first year in office and called for fairer, more reciprocal trade.
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That makes it so that China has a limited ability to match Trump's taxes on its goods with reciprocal taxes on US goods.
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The relationship is reciprocal: Couples also love the Met Gala, probably because it's one high-profile event where red carpet interaction is minimal.
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"The proposed agreement, which remains under discussion, would be reciprocal and would require legislation to take effect," said a U.S. Justice Department official.
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Gatluak said Kiir would play a reciprocal role in the negotiations between Bashir's government and the Sudanese rebels, starting in Juba next week.
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Nonetheless, calls are growing in the United States and Europe for reciprocal market treatment in response to what they see as Beijing's mercantilism.
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And then there is what President Trump has been driving at to create a fair reciprocal balanced trade relationship between the two countries.
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Having grown into an integrated trading area, the EU became an enthusiastic proponent, striking many reciprocal deals, including with Canada, Mexico and Singapore.
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The reciprocal agreement is advantageous for high-income Pennsylvania residents who work in New Jersey, because they pay their state's lower tax rate.
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All relationships need to be reciprocal, and if you both weren't getting your needs met equally, your friendship may have run its course.
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"One of many policy options he is considering towards this goal is a reciprocal tax on countries that tax American imports," she said.
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It also prompted the Iraqi parliament to vote for a reciprocal ban, though Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi declined to enforce it.
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Better still, we could do some reciprocal opening: Repeal the 25-percent tariff on pickup trucks and our own restrictions on foreign investments.
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He then appears to complain that it hasn't been "reciprocal," and then asks Zelensky to "do us a favor" by investigating the Bidens.
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We acknowledge that free, fair, and mutually beneficial trade and investment, while creating reciprocal benefits, are key engines for growth and job creation.
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"The president is determined to have fair and reciprocal trade," Mnuchin told Wallace from the Group of Seven (G-7) summit in France.
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"Fair Trade is now to be called Fool Trade if it is not Reciprocal," Trump wrote in a series of posts on Twitter.
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The reciprocal negotiations did not mean that the United States would drop its tariff on autos if Europe dropped its tariff on autos.
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The House announced Wednesday the creation of a new caucus focusing on U.S. policy toward Latin America and reciprocal investment in the region.
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Trump on Wednesday blamed Xi's longer trip home for the delay in reciprocal public statements from Beijing confirming Washington's version of the agreement.
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Trump said earlier this month that he doesn't like the term border adjustment but expressed some interest in a "reciprocal tax" on imports.
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Arguments advanced by the Europeans and the Chinese that America's fair and reciprocal trades would undermine multilateralism and globalization should be put aside.
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Trump called for "fair and, very importantly, reciprocal" trade deals — though he did not mention the North American Free Trade Agreement by name.
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"And we expect foreign courts to permit enforcement of valid, final U.S. judgments if they wish reciprocal treatment in U.S. courts," he said.
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The details: The CLOUD Act provides a framework for reciprocal treaties for nations to request data from computers located within each other's borders.
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Reciprocal [studio] had just moved to a 22000-track machine instead of 21984-track, from when Superfuzz was done, if I remember correctly.
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Turkey's foreign minister said it will "take reciprocal steps" if the United States imposes sanctions over its purchase of Russian S-400 defences.
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Look no further than to a Democratic president, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and a Democratic-controlled Congress behind the Reciprocal Tariff Act of 1934.
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"For months, we have urged China to change these unfair practices, and give fair and reciprocal treatment to American companies," Mr. Trump said.
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"Because of the President's fight for a fair and reciprocal playing field, steel companies are expanding operations and attracting new workers," he added.
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China's Foreign Ministry has said its measures are "necessary" and "reciprocal" against "escalating discrimination and oppression against Chinese media" by the United States.
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The cuts were made on a reciprocal basis, with every country in the agreement benefiting from new opportunities to export to the others.
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Ted Cruz of Texas walked McConnell through his idea of "reciprocal" witnesses in the trial, according to three sources familiar with the meeting.
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The burden of proof is on prosecutors, and the government must turn over all its evidence to defendants, who have no reciprocal obligation.
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On trade, the White House official pointed to Trump's speech Friday in Davos, Switzerland, where he called for "fair and reciprocal" trade practices.
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AND IF WE ARE SUCCESSFUL, THIS WILL BE A GREAT BENEFIT TO U.S. COMPANIES, HAVING FREE AND FAIR RECIPROCAL TRADE AROUND THE WORLD.
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SO AGAIN, THIS IS A TERRIFIC OPPORTUNITY FOR U.S. COMPANIES IF THEY ARE TREATED FAIRLY AND WE HAVE FREE AND FAIR RECIPROCAL TRADE.
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Among primates, the sense of reciprocal altruism emerges from food sharing, and they are always systemically touching each other as they share food.
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The meetings come days after the U.S. Department of Commerce blacklisted 28 Chinese companies, and China and the U.S. started reciprocal visa bans.
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Like Cornet, Anisimova also has a wild card, a reciprocal one offered to the United States Tennis Association by the French Tennis Federation.
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They invite and reward reciprocal patience and concentration, slowing down perception so thoroughly that the show almost exists in its own time zone.
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They invite and reward reciprocal patience and concentration, slowing down perception so thoroughly that the show almost exists in its own time zone.
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Speaking to reporters, hands folded on his lap, Mr. Trump allowed that his relationship with Mr. Zelensky had become at least somewhat reciprocal.
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It's all very simple: Compete and vigorously defend America's economic interests on the basis of free, fair and reciprocal trade and investment rules.
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China's government responded Wednesday with reciprocal tariffs, announcing a plan targeting about $50 billion worth of goods including American soybeans, airplanes and automobiles.
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The president has said he is more in favor of a "reciprocal" tax that matches the tariffs other countries impose on American goods.
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And it now faces pushback from other countries on trade and investment, as it's viewed as a non-reciprocal player in international trade.
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"Individuals commonly assume their affective relationships to be reciprocal by default," Two factors play an important role in social influence, reciprocity and directionality.
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But he said he did not think this would lead to reciprocal deployment of U.S. missiles in Europe as happened in the 1980s.
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The new mechanism, which establishes enforcement offices, is a reciprocal arrangement in which Chinese policymakers avoid the significant political risk of being forced to sign an unequal treaty with the U.S. Amid the increasingly distrustful attitude toward Chinese investors and tech companies (Huawei, for example) a reciprocal enforcement office would also enable China to fight for greater access to the U.S. market.
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This step should be taken in tandem with reciprocal pledges that neither side will be the first to use nuclear weapons against the other.
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Mr Trump's call for "reciprocal" tariffs with India, where income per head is an eighth of the American average, has caused disbelief in Delhi.
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But it has refrained from following in the footsteps of China and the European Union, which responded to the U.S. decision with reciprocal threats.
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"Now it's very difficult to get back to a reciprocal arrangement," Ross said in an interview on CNBC, a day after announcing the investigation.
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"We've explained that the United States is open for trade but we want reciprocal, we want fair trade for the United States," he said.
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Trump also said the US "is still prepared to have discussions" with China about free and reciprocal trade and about protecting America's intellectual property.
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Freeland reiterated that Canada would retaliate to U.S. tariffs in a measured and reciprocal way, adding the country would always be willing to talk.
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The deal — which mimics Booking's recent $500 million investment in China's Didi — will lead to the two companies team up to offer reciprocal services.
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In particular, there are few studies of whether the link is reciprocal—whether conviviality, or at least a sociable environment, affects susceptibility to alcohol.
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" It said factories continued to be "overwhelmingly concerned about tariff-related activity, including how reciprocal tariffs will impact company revenue and current manufacturing locations.
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The United Nations had no role in the reciprocal exchange that also included fighters and civilians in two government-besieged towns, Madaya and Zabadani.
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Renault's 43.4 percent Nissan stake ensures an effective voting majority at shareholder meetings, while Nissan's reciprocal 15 percent Renault holding carries no voting rights.
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She also reiterated that she would seek a reciprocal agreement early in the talks on rights of EU and British citizens, Downing Street said.
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Putin, speaking at a press conference at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Vietnam, said Russia's retaliatory measures would be proportionate and reciprocal.
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In a statement, Iran's Foreign Ministry called the new sanctions "contemptible and worthless" and promised to retaliate "soon" with reciprocal sanctions against American interests.
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Obama argued that JASTA could expose U.S. companies, troops and officials to lawsuits if other countries passed reciprocal legislation, and may anger important allies.
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With experts like those at CrowdStrike pointing to Russian techniques and attackers, should the U.S. government take some reciprocal "action" against the Russian government?
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"While we reserve the right to take reciprocal measures, we're not going to downgrade ourselves to the level of irresponsible 'kitchen' diplomacy," Putin said.
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In 2002, Renault raised its controlling stake to 44.4 percent, while Nissan took a 15 percent reciprocal holding in Renault - stripped of voting rights.
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Yes, do insist on fair and reciprocal trade, but Germany should stop bossing around its European customers (aka partners) to defend its trade privileges.
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"President Trump and I agreed to start talks for free, fair and reciprocal trade deals," Abe said at a joint news conference with Trump.
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Talk reciprocal nickels and dimes with Beijing, and make sure that the people we call our friends and allies are following the same approach.
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As he made clear in Singapore, all concessions must be reciprocal — you want something from me, you have to give me something in return.
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"From a reciprocal basis the objective is to make everything look exactly as it did the day before we left the EU," he said.
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He voted for Smoot-Hawley and against the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act promoted by then-Secretary of State Cordell Hull under President Franklin Roosevelt.
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EU law says the bloc may sign agreements establishing an "association" with third countries involving reciprocal rights and obligations, common action and special procedure.
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WHAT WE DO NEED IN AMERICA AND WHAT I THINK EVERYONE BELIEVES IN AND WE'VE TALKED ABOUT THIS IS FREE, FAIR, OPEN AND RECIPROCAL.
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Instead, we aim for a trade policy that is strictly reciprocal and "fair" (which at times is defined as not producing a trade deficit).
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Beijing has promised to retaliate with reciprocal tariffs, while U.S. trading partners and foreign companies have been lobbying Trump for waivers from the levies.
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Reciprocal access has emerged as a key issue alarming European executives and politicians, who have complained about a lack of similar openings in China.
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So the president wants Congress to pass a bill to let him raise tariffs to reciprocal levels, according to three sources with direct knowledge.
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China announced reciprocal tariffs on $3 billion of imports from the U.S., including on fruit, pork, wine, seafood, and more than 100 other items.
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A power structure is inevitable here, especially given the profit motive of the images, but both depicter and depicted seem powerful, their gazes reciprocal.
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FAIRER USE OF WILD CARDS The Grand Slam tournaments should no longer allow reciprocal wild card entry to players from other Grand Slam nations.
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More ominously, though, the PIJ has identified with the path of the Iranian Islamic Revolution since 1979 and created strong reciprocal relations with Tehran.
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The opposite-gender pairings tend to be equal and reciprocal, with the girl moving the guy around at least as much as the reverse.
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Just last month, legislation was introduced in the U.S. Senate that would allow for reciprocal approval of drug treatments approved in other advanced nations.
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Only by insisting on fair and reciprocal trade can we create a system that works not just for the U.S. but for all nations.
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And he mentioned the United States's "realistic approach" to China, which has responded to a series of tariff announcements by Trump with reciprocal measures.
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Since the federal government first promulgated this standard in 1985, only a few requests for reciprocal switching were even filed, and none were granted.
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Trump said over the weekend that attempts by the EU to take reciprocal steps would prompt him to apply new tariffs on automobile imports.
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Earnest argued the legislation could jeopardize U.S. citizens overseas if other countries were to pass reciprocal laws that remove foreign immunity in their courts.
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The Kremlin promised "reciprocal" punishment, and American intelligence took the first steps in sending new officials to Moscow to replace whoever would be expelled.
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Part of the vision for America that Trump will lay out is that, from now on, our trade deals will be fair and reciprocal.
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Should Trump continue to deem other nations' levies as a threat to national security and subsequently expand the tariffs, that would invite reciprocal moves.
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"In a so-called trade war, driven by reciprocal increases of import tariffs, nobody wins, one generally finds losers on both sides," she said.
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Only by insisting on fair and reciprocal trade can we create a system that works not just for the US, but for all nations.
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Iran has rejected U.S. charges it was behind the attacks, while President Hassan Rouhani suggested it was a reciprocal response from Yemen's Houthi rebels.
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May's visit follows France's President Emmanuel Macron's trade trip to China two weeks ago where he too pressed Beijing or a reciprocal trade relationship.
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Consider the fact that there are currently 34 different state licensing regimes for insurance claims adjusters, only a few of which are partially reciprocal.
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In most of these photos you see the criminal aspects of the numbers, rather than the everyday-ness — the communal, reciprocal and congratulatory qualities.
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"A spiral of reciprocal tariffs would only produce losers," he said, adding that the EU should remain united as it responds to the U.S. measures.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House has no formal plans to enact a "reciprocal tax," a Trump administration official said Tuesday, contradicting President Donald Trump's comments.
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In response, Trump tweeted yesterday that the White House will "announce a substantial reciprocal action," and that he could levy a tax against French wine.
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But last summer she declared that she could not without getting a reciprocal guarantee for the 303m or so Britons resident in other EU countries.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Ambassador to Britain Alexander Yakovenko warned London on Wednesday of reciprocal measures if Britain expelled Russian diplomats, the RIA news agency said.
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By making global warming both visible and audible, Saraceno highlights our reciprocal relationship with the elements and suggests alternative ways of responding to our predicament.
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AND AS THE PRESIDENT HAS SAID, YOU KNOW, THIS IS ABOUT CREATING BALANCED AND RECIPROCAL TRADE, WHICH IS GOOD FOR AMERICAN COMPANIES AND AMERICAN WORKERS.
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This system of reciprocal gift-giving is bad enough, but it is not in fact the worst thing about how property is valued in Chicago.
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Reciprocal IVF is becoming more popular, but it tends to be prohibitively expensive, says Briana J. Rudick, MD, fertility specialist at Columbia University Fertility Center.
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The EU's recent free trade deal with Japan opens Turkey up to inbound Japanese cars without providing reciprocal access for Turkish products to Japan's market.
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Only by insisting on fair and reciprocal trade can we create a system that works not just for the United States but for all nations.
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If so, it is then a sort of reciprocal altruism, charity with the expectation of something -- money, good will, a favor or recognition -- in return?
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But Earnest reiterated the White House's fear that the measure would open up U.S. citizens to legal action overseas if foreign countries pass reciprocal measures.
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But tariffs have also served as a tax on American consumers and businesses, and reciprocal tariffs from China are hurting American farmers, ranchers and manufacturers.
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Iran made a reciprocal trade visit in October, when Iranian Defense Minister Nasrollah Kalantari traveled to Armenia to renew talks about Armenian-Iranian military cooperation.
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"We're putting the same kinds of tariffs exactly on steel and aluminum coming from the United States into Canada to be directly reciprocal," Trudeau said.
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Still, in the end, it may be that neither prosecutors nor legislators will hold the Trump campaign accountable for its reciprocal embrace with the Russians.
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During the negotiations, the Chinese pledged to increase purchases of American agricultural products, which were originally targeted in its reciprocal tariffs planned on U.S. imports.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani reportedly said Wednesday that his country would provide a "reciprocal" response to U.S. sanctions legislation if it is signed into law.
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China, meanwhile, has responded to the White House with reciprocal measures aimed at U.S. industries that affect Republican-voting states, Trump's primary base of support.
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NAFTA is a reciprocal agreement by which Mexico and Canada reduce barriers to our exports in exchange for the U.S. reducing barriers to their exports.
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Beijing's threat of reciprocal measures is the latest sign of a simmering trade war between the U.S. and China that has emerged in recent weeks.
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Indeed, President Trump recently rejected an offer by the EU to eliminate its tariffs on U.S. auto exports in exchange for reciprocal action by Washington.
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"Parry and Stosur earn their entry via the USTA's reciprocal wildcard arrangement with the French Tennis Federation and Tennis Australia," organizers said in a statement.
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And they said it would stress the U.S. is interested only in relationships with other countries, including alliances like NATO, that are fair and reciprocal.
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The bill, called the "United States Fair and Reciprocal Tariff Act," ignores fundamental WTO principles, said Axios, which reported that it obtained a leaked draft.
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The messages came after China said earlier Friday that it would place new reciprocal tariffs on $75 billion in American auto parts and other goods.
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The new deal includes expanding connecting flights in the United States and China from San Francisco and Beijing and offering reciprocal benefits to frequent fliers.
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China responded to Trump's tariff package this week with a reciprocal plan targeting about $50 billion worth of American goods, including soybeans, cars and airplanes.
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"The Islamic Republic of Iran, after carefully examining the recent decision of the Supreme Court of America, will take proportional and reciprocal action," Qassemi said.
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And in doing so, they grapple with some of the trickiest components of sex: unashamed masturbation, honest communication with partners, and reciprocal, mutually-orgasming intimacy.
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The North has long rejected such an approach, instead demanding that the United States take reciprocal measures in each "phased" step it takes toward denuclearization.
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Reciprocal commitments to ensure fair and open competition, an independent arbitration mechanism, an ongoing dialogue, data protection arrangements and maintaining the links between our people.
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Corbet is especially interested in celebrity and terrorism, which he positions (without much of a stretch) as powerful, reciprocal forces in the flux of life.
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North Korea will also take additional steps such as closing its main Yongbyon nuclear complex if the United States undertook unspecified reciprocal measures, Moon added.
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If individuals are asked to separate themselves from society for the common good, government has the reciprocal duty to ensure their essential needs are met.
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It also ignores the many peaceful marches and the reciprocal, seemingly self-perpetuating cycle of violence, with both protesters and police deploying increasingly forceful tactics.
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Recently, the president's top trade advisor promised free, fair and reciprocal trade in his first major public speech before the National Association for Business Economics.
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Big operators such as Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone, Telefonica and Orange have the market muscle to negotiate lower wholesale fees with foreign firms seeking reciprocal deals.
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We support free trade, but it needs to be fair and it needs to be reciprocal, because in the end, unfair trade undermines us all.
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Using reciprocal switching, alternatively, grants the flexibility for the STB to craft a new, less rigorous and a less economically justified approach to price regulation.
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"The trade deficit has to be addressed that they need to open up their markets to our companies and that's fair and free reciprocal trade."
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I wouldn't say that it's reciprocal because things are happening that are not good, but the United States has been very, very good to Ukraine.
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Some of the provisions, like legal immunity, would be reciprocal for Ghanaian troops attending military training abroad in the U.S., embassy officials told the Times.
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"We requested their departure as a reciprocal measure since some U.S. personnel's assignments in Havana had to be curtailed due to these incidents," she said.
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THEY'RE JUST ROUGHHOUSING': The Trump administration has made confronting Chinese intellectual property theft a top priority in recent days, while China has promised reciprocal actions.
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The government argued that it should guarantee the rights of European Union nationals only when Britain received reciprocal assurances about its citizens in continental Europe.
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The spokeswoman has previously threatened that Russia would take "reciprocal measures" against the U.S. if it did not return Russian diplomatic facilities seized last year.
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That fee affords members reciprocal privileges at 15 of Trump's other clubs, including Trump International Golf Links in Scotland and his golf club in Dubai.
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By then it won't be Trump versus Xi, but rather the world versus China over what are the best reciprocal rules for trade for all.
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By then it won't be Trump versus Xi, but rather the world versus China over what are the best reciprocal rules for trade for all.
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But it also indicated that North Korea was not ready to make significant efforts to dismantle its nuclear arsenal without getting reciprocal concessions from Washington.
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Ultimately, it's the sense of reciprocal kinship happening in real time, an element fundamental to traditional theater, that lies at the essence of each production.
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Moon also said Kim would take additional steps toward denuclearization such as closing its main Yongbyon nuclear complex, if the United States took reciprocal measures.
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In Moscow, a Russian lawmaker was quoted by RIA news agency as saying Russia had no plans for a reciprocal move to bar Ukrainian men.
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Labour adds it would seek to provide free tuition for EU students and would seek reciprocal arrangements at EU universities as part of Brexit talks.
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Teams usually try to work reciprocal arrangements with opposing teams — you play an afternoon game on getaway day and we will when you come to town.
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Companies must perform documented due diligence of business partners, inform business partners of the company's commitment to compliance, seek a reciprocal commitment, and monitor continued compliance.
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"Today, Italian Jews are proof that a minority can keep its identity and still integrate in a process of reciprocal influence," said Bassi, who is Jewish.
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Possible U.S. reciprocal steps could include talks to clinch a peace treaty to formally end the 1950-53 Korean War, the official was quoted as saying.
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Eventually, I'm sure, his reciprocal Likes will dwindle as well, until the digital shadow of our former connection fades away to something resembling the past tense.
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I can't begrudge a second-grader for wanting a little space from my daughter, who no doubt sought — and maybe even demanded — reciprocal devotion and exclusivity.
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Practical issues aside, some systems don't seem reciprocal enough to be satisfying; you can either give a hug convincingly or receive one, but often not both.
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The things that -- the changes, the transitions that we're asking China to make, to create these fair, reciprocal trading rules is no doubt a big ask.
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Apart from Chinese investments and technology, the Europeans were mainly interested in a more liberal access to Chinese markets with reciprocal investment regimes and business regulations.
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"Maybe the friendship isn't as important as I thought," Medley said on Wednesday's RHONY, noting that de Lesseps hadn't offered a reciprocal apology for their fight.
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We also need to understand that there are reciprocal... By the time you've explained that properly, it's already a repudiation of the president's line on this.
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No longer able to count on unilateral trade concessions from rich countries, they are instead being forced into reciprocal deals, which involve more give-and-take.
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On top of this, figuring out how to get insurance to cover reciprocal IVF can be difficult without a true diagnosis of infertility, Dr. Rudick says.
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"It was a reciprocal visit because Australian naval vessels visited China," Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison told reporters in the Solomon Islands' capital Honiara this week.
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Trump said on Monday he would push for a "reciprocal tax" against countries - including U.S. allies - that charge higher tariffs on imports than the United States.
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"This allows for hope for a world where conflicts can be resolved peacefully through dialogue and reciprocal respect, as sport teaches us to do," he said.
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On Sunday, Trump predicted China would take down its trade barriers, and said: Taxes will become reciprocal and a deal will be made on intellectual property.
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It also led Iraq's parliament to vote for a reciprocal ban on U.S. citizens traveling to Iraq, though Iraq's prime minister did not enforce the vote.
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The leaking of the Fair And Reciprocal Trade Act should be seen as part of this larger—and largely superficial—attack on the global trade system.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May has also said she wanted the issue to be dealt with as a priority, while insisting a solution should be reciprocal.
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There's the rub: Kim did not specify what reciprocal measures he is looking for from the United States in order to dismantle the Yongbyon nuclear complex.
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"Our legislation rights an inequity — a reciprocal benefit that has been withheld from our European allies with little justification," Hatch said Tuesday on the Senate floor.
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Aso's comments came a day after President Donald Trump, during his visit to Japan, bemoaned the trade imbalance and called for "free, fair, and reciprocal" trade.
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And he highlighted his efforts on this most recent trip to bring back "free and reciprocal trade" and unite the world against the North Korean threat.
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Any derogation from the principle of immunity bears the inherent danger of causing reciprocal action by other states and an erosion of the principle as such.
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Trump called China a "friend" but demanded the world's second-largest economy adopt more favorable trade practices with the U.S."We want reciprocal, mirror," Trump said.
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Full members of the international community of states gain access to a system of relatively unfettered global commerce, as well as privileges like reciprocal visa agreements.
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Calling for "fair and reciprocal" trade relationships, Trump has promised to dissolve the new U.S. tariffs only after more favorable deals are struck with trading allies.
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Trump widened the dispute with China on Friday, threatening retaliation over a new set of reciprocal tariffs from Beijing while demanding that U.S. companies leave China.
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Russia has also impeded Open Skies access to two militarily sensitive regions on their borders for which they have earned reciprocal restrictions by the United States.
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With reciprocal 25 percent tariffs (reportedly the level the administration is contemplating), the United States enjoys roughly a $90 billion advantage in the looming trade battle.
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Mr. Trump's several visits to the state and outspoken admiration for the Patriots quarterback Tom Brady probably did not hurt, nor did Mr. Brady's reciprocal support.
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Vergennes forwarded it to Washington, and it became a cause célèbre in the new nation, exactly because of its call to a reciprocal humanity of suffering.
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Navarro criticized China's reciprocal tariffs, but said he doesn't expect the president to engage in an "action-response, action-response" tit for tat with the country.
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Reciprocal space has to do with the… well, it's kind of like a quantum shadow that can tell you about the makeup of an atomic lattice.
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Washington and Beijing both announced fresh tariffs on reciprocal imports this week, though the measures were less severe than initially expected, bolstering hopes of a deal.
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There have been growing objections in Germany and the United States to China buying up firms with strategic technologies abroad without allowing reciprocal transactions at home.
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CBS News said Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told reporters Moscow "will have to take reciprocal measures" if the issue regarding the compounds was not resolved.
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The visit comes hot on the heels of trade agreements signed between China and France in December that pledged "reciprocal" treatment in terms of commercial relations.
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I want my friends and family to be proud of me for doing the least, to fetch me wonton soup without sending a reciprocal Venmo charge.
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He emphasized that "growth and stability" were the aim of Mr. Trump's policy goal of ensuring that trade with the United States is fair and reciprocal.
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A quick skim through the history books is all it takes to reveal that MMA and pro wrestling are inexorably tied through a long, reciprocal relationship.
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North Korea says, as it has for years, that it will move toward denuclearization only in "phases" and in exchange for "simultaneous" reciprocal concessions from Washington.
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The European Union on Wednesday detailed a list of US-made goods that it would subject to reciprocal tariffs if Trump follows through with his plan.
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A six-page draft communique seen by Reuters calls for "credible, verifiable, sequenced and reciprocal steps" starting with a truce to be monitored by technical committees.
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"We very much support the idea that trade is important to the global economy, but it's got to be on fair and reciprocal terms," he said.
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"I don't know if somebody proposes Rudy Giuliani as one of the reciprocal witnesses, how many votes that will get," Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin said.
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BUT THEY HAVE GROWN OFF OF OUR WORKERS AND OUR COMPANIES AND THAT'S SOMETHING THE PRESIDENT IS VERY FOCUSED ON. HE WANTS A FAIR, RECIPROCAL RELATIONSHIP.
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However, in the eyes of other countries, the Chinese economy, which is not entirely market-driven, is also not as reciprocal on trade and market access.
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It can't be compared with the U.S. boycott of the 1980 Moscow Olympics, or the Soviet Union's reciprocal boycott of the Los Angeles Games in 85033.
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"Given the magnitude of our trade and investment links, it is important to develop a more balanced and reciprocal economic relationship," the Commission wrote in March.
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The action announced by the State Department today is a reciprocal response to Chinese restrictions on U.S. diplomats in China, a senior State Department official said.
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" According to the ISM, survey respondents were "again overwhelmingly concerned about tariff-related activity, including how reciprocal tariffs will impact company revenue and current manufacturing locations.
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At the G7, Trump will defend his insistence on "fair and reciprocal trade," said a White House National Security Council official, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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In America, we seek stronger ties of business and trade with all nations of goodwill, but this trade must be fair and it must be reciprocal.
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It will study the effects of abuses such as the dumping of products below costs, unfair subsidies, "misaligned" currencies and "non-reciprocal" trade practices by other countries.
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Second, Washington should address the structural and systemic trade complaints against China in World Trade Organization forums, in its own trade regulations and with strictly reciprocal measures.
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"We need a reciprocal relationship which we don't have," Trump told reporters, re-emphasizing a $151 billion deficit he says the U.S. has with the European Union.
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Hostess abroad Later in the trip, Melania Trump served as hostess for the reciprocal dinner at Winfield House, something she had been planning in Washington for weeks.
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The President underscored the need for China to take concrete steps to level the playing field for American workers, stressing repeatedly the need for reciprocal market access.
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"Any potential trade agreement with Japan should lead to truly reciprocal market access for U.S. automakers," American Automotive Policy Council president Matt Blunt said in a statement.
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Unshackled from the MFN principle, Mr Trump would be free to enact his own version of reciprocal trade, with tariffs that match those applied by other countries.
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Obama described the release of six Iranian-Americans and one Iranian charged in the United States as a "reciprocal, humanitarian gesture" that was a one-time event.
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"As a black person of non-gender-conforming experience, my first existentially reciprocal and affirming experiences were in the New York ballrooms," the 23-year-old says.
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So, we can foresee that the plastic and other petrochemicals industries will become more related, and have a reciprocal relationship with the demand in current transportation industry.
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As Britain ends free movement for EU citizens, mobility to be regulated on reciprocal basis, with possibilities for easy border crossing, social security and family law coordination.
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Bebb, minister for defence procurement, voted against the amendment that will stop Britain collecting tariffs for the European Union after Brexit unless there is a reciprocal arrangement.
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In my meetings at the G7, we have taken historic steps to demand fair and reciprocal trade that gives Americans a level playing field against other nations.
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Aso's comments came a day after U.S. President Donald Trump, during his visit to Japan, bemoaned the trade imbalance and called for "free, fair, and reciprocal" trade.
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On the other hand, as recently as this week Trump called for a "reciprocal tax" on foreign imports similar to what other countries apply to U.S. exports.
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And I know that with China in particular which is a great trading partner, we will be able to do something that will be equitable and reciprocal.
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Trade: Trump said he wanted to work out a "fair and reciprocal" trade with South Korea, and Moon said economic growth will be promoted in South Korea.
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RIA on Wednesday cited Georgy Borisenko, a senior foreign ministry official, as saying Moscow would take reciprocal steps to respond to the new U.S. measures from Jan.
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"The State Department's interest in saying 'no' is probably zero if there's no security threat and we have good reciprocal relations with the countries," Kennedy told Reuters.
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Transport minister Chris Grayling said that "liberal, reciprocal market access" was in the best interest of EU countries and the UK in the longer term as well.
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But EU law commits its members to put up a united, one-for-all-and-all-for-one front when seeking reciprocal visa rules for its members.
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The prospect of a formal visit by Abe to China and a reciprocal Xi visit to Japan have been teased in recent months by the two countries.
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U.S. allies have not hesitated to meet Trump's tariffs with hefty reciprocal duties of their own, most coming into force over the course of the past month.
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"The spokesman for Iran's Guardian Council, Abbas Ali Kadkhodaei, was also quoted in the semi-official Fars news agency describing Friday's seizure as a legal "reciprocal action.
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And Secretary of State Mike Pompeo should hold off on meeting again with his Hungarian counterpart, as he did in May, until Hungary demonstrates reciprocal principled engagement.
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North Korea has long viewed denuclearization as a series of reciprocal steps taken over a long period of time, with both sides making concessions along the way.
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The initiative was not met with reciprocal action by North Korea, since it wasn't the subject of negotiations and wasn't even discussed during the Hanoi summit. Gen.
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This reflects decades of reciprocal tariff liberalization, mostly under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), which is now part of the World Trade Organization (WTO).
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Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel has signaled that the European Union is willing to discuss reducing trade tariffs with the U.S., but only if the measures are reciprocal.
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Bebb, minister for defense procurement, voted against the amendment that will stop Britain collecting tariffs for the European Union after Brexit unless there is a reciprocal arrangement.
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Among its best features, the Trump plan seeks to "maintain existing reciprocal duty-free market access" for industrial and agricultural goods and to reduce non-tariff barriers.
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The musicologist and Ginastera scholar Deborah Schwartz-Kates has documented a reciprocal influence between Copland's ballet "Rodeo" and "Estancia," a ballet about the life of the gauchos.
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In America, we seek stronger ties of business and trade with all nations of good will, but this trade must be fair and it must be reciprocal.
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Iran and the United States broke off diplomatic relations decades ago, and Iran has been seeking a reciprocal resumption of flights with the United States for years.
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China announced plans to impose reciprocal tariffs on $3 billion of imports from the U.S., hours after President Trump ordered levies on a range of Chinese goods.
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The agreement includes an option for Loon to make a reciprocal $125 million investment in HAPSMobile and it includes co-operation plans, details of which are below.
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I understand that all oppressions are, in some way, intersectional and connected to all other violence, that the empathic connections of ally-ship are multidirectional and reciprocal.
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The most immediate reciprocal step North Korea wants from Washington is to declare an end to the Korean War, which was halted with an armistice in 1953.
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"This meeting is part of the president's commitment to ensure fair and reciprocal trade policies that support the American worker and grow the American economy," she said.
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He's paired this complex mesh of digitally treated pianos, shuddering vocalizations, and dead eyed drones with another a gesture that comments on the reciprocal act of musicmaking.
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All three companies — Glenwood Management, Physicians' Reciprocal Insurers and AbTech Industries — had relied on Senator Skelos for legislation that was critical to their businesses, prosecutors had said.
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We also urge the United States to withdraw the punitive tariffs it has imposed — and that China do the same with the reciprocal tariffs it has enacted.
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"I know that China in particular, which is a great trading partner, we will be able to do something that will be equitable and reciprocal," Trump said.
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Moreover, Mr. Trump's avowed cluelessness implies that Mr. Cohen induced Ms. Daniels to sign the agreement through fraud — a lie about Mr. Trump's performance of reciprocal obligations.
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Trump, who held talks with Indian leaders during a two-day visit, said the U.S. wanted to be treated fairly and given reciprocal access to its market.
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The discussions ended as a new round of U.S. tariffs kicked in on $16 billion worth of imports from China, followed immediately by reciprocal tariffs from Beijing.
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Whether that can be achieved through the Trump Administration's "fair and reciprocal trade policies" remains to be seen, but that is certainly a good point of departure.
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The Afghanistan-American reciprocal diplomatic relationship took shape during WWII when Major Gordon Enders was dispatched to Kabul by the US War Department as a military attaché.
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AF&PA is watching other proceedings at the STB, including the Board's rulemaking that would modify its existing reciprocal switching rules to enhance rail-to-rail competition.
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That 24/x is a fraction; x/25 is its reciprocal, and it's also equal to x (because anything divided by 223 is just itself, of course).
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IT'S SIMPLY NOT FAIR AND NOT RECIPROCAL FOR CHINA TO CHARGE 25% TARIFFS ON AUTOS AND THEN WHEN THEY EXPORT CARS TO US, OURS IS ONLY 73%.
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Russia's foreign minister called on the U.K. to calm tensions and warned that actions taken to punish Russia over the poisoning could be met with reciprocal actions.
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Instead, his comments on trade during the speech were restricted to three sentences in which he repeated that "fair and reciprocal" trade were necessary, but did not elaborate.
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ANKARA, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Turkey may need to take reciprocal measures against Russia's restrictions on imports of tomatoes and other produces, Economy Minister Nihat Zeybekci said on Wednesday.
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Conservatives who favor work requirements see Medicaid coverage as another form of government welfare benefit, like cash assistance, requiring reciprocal obligations from beneficiaries, and a disincentive to work.
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Reciprocal tariffs on goods imposed by the world's two largest economies are hurting German companies that manufacture in both countries and export in both directions across the Pacific.
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But North Korea still prefers a step-by-step disarmament process with reciprocal concessions and benefits from the United States for each of the North&aposs denuclearization steps.
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"These findings suggest a profound inability of people to perceive friendship reciprocity, perhaps because the possibility of non-reciprocal friendship challenges one's self-image," the study authors wrote.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she would address trade issues such as reciprocal market access and intellectual property protections during her visit to China next week.
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And the message that I've been delivering here at the g 20 is we want free and fair reciprocal trade， but it's got to work in both directions.
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The exhibition will engage with different ecosystemic models, focusing particularly on the significance of reciprocal dependency, and how this form of functioning tends towards a holistic common good.
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I spent 20 years at Yale University before coming to MIT, I often make the comment, perhaps a little too cheeky, that MIT and Yale are reciprocal institutions.
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"We expressed concerns about the trade deficit, lack of reciprocal treatment for U.S. companies, issues related to transfers of technology, and market access barriers in China," she said.
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Trump also said he was in no rush and had no pressing schedule for North Korea's denuclearisation, hinting at a more gradual, reciprocal approach, long favored by Pyongyang.
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Trump also said he was in no rush and had no pressing schedule for North Korea's denuclearisation, hinting at a more gradual, reciprocal approach, long favoured by Pyongyang.
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Per the AP: "The countries agreed that trade needs to be 'reciprocal and mutually advantageous' and that countries could use 'legitimate trade defense instruments' to protect their markets."
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The path of putting love into motion is a daring and courageous one, but here are a few ways to do it: The laws of love are reciprocal.
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The back story: Back in the Reagan era, a rewrite of the welfare system was first sold on the idea of a "reciprocal obligation" between beneficiaries and government.
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Such a reciprocal measure in the world of diplomacy, of course, is not a surprise, but it could exacerbate U.S.-Iraqi tensions and further push Baghdad towards Tehran.
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But Libra, as the sign of partnership, if you're in crappy relationships that don't lift you up, inspire you, and feel reciprocal, you need to let them go.
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The Escarria sisters' portraits were often promotional materials for the theaters and their stars, creating a reciprocal relationship with the performance photography on view in Luz de noche.
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Speaking in Davos, Switzerland, Spain's Foreign Minister Alfonso Dastis said his government rejected accusations of interference, lamented the measure against its envoy, and would take "proportionate reciprocal" action.
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Talks on "free, fair and reciprocal" trade between the U.S. and Japan ended last Friday without any agreement, with the two sides set to meet again in September.
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In her book EUSA, photographer Naomi Harris documents Bavarian and Danish festivals in the US, Wild West theme parks in Europe, and other reciprocal cross-Atlantic cultural rituals.
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"Americans must be able to see improvements that better protect our national sovereignty," he said, adding that it was important to have "strong, fair and reciprocal" trade ties.
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The bloc previously offered to open its markets wider to U.S. imports, including cars, as part of a reciprocal but limited trade deal, but Washington rebuffed the proposal.
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The word 'reciprocal' is very important to these leaders — 'I give you, and you give me,' 'You may give me in cars and I give you in textiles.
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The United States and Japan on Thursday began what the two sides call "free, fair and reciprocal" negotiations on trade, with the discussions due to continue on Friday.
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Important words are hollowed out, so that they lose their precision and their sting, and exist mainly to perpetuate a paralyzing climate of reciprocal hatred between political parties.
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"Foreign governments — even those not directly affected by the proposed language — could be tempted to follow the U.S. example and impose reciprocal taxes," said IATA spokesman Perry Flint.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin kept up the pressure on Japan, telling reporters on Saturday that Washington wants a bilateral trade agreement for "free, fair and reciprocal" trade.
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China's Commerce Ministry said Tuesday that it is preparing to take reciprocal action after the Trump administration unveiled a proposed list of Chinese products that could face tariffs.
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Kim has also called for a "phased and synchronous" approach to disarmament -- code for financial concessions from the US and its allies for reciprocal steps from the North.
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The government earlier this year passed legislation which allowed ministers to strike reciprocal deals with other EU countries that would allow citizens to be treated free of charge.
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