Now they can sit down and strike a deal if they want to strike a deal.
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This faction of conservatives thinks they can strike a deal.
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But the lawsuit didn't inspire Bumble to strike a deal.
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However, they are unlikely to strike a deal by then.
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But the issue isn't their willingness to strike a deal.
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It is not clear whether G.M. will strike a deal.
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Oil prices tumbled amid the failure to strike a deal.
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China, meanwhile, has said it wants to strike a deal.
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But I was here to experience Ecuador, not strike a deal.
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In presidential systems, however, contending parties must eventually strike a deal.
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But neither side appears eager to strike a deal anytime soon.
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But Swiss domestic squabbling have undermined efforts to strike a deal.
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If the two sides fail to strike a deal by Dec.
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And yet Rouhani was able do the unthinkable: strike a deal with,
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Trump couldn't strike a deal in July 2017 to end health care.
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He wants labor and management to sit-down and strike a deal.
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Mr. Trump indicated that if lawmakers cannot strike a deal by Feb.
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It left negotiators limited time to strike a deal before the shutdown deadline.
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We'll strike a deal, the two of us, right here in my office.
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Lawmakers scrambled to strike a deal before they leave for their August recess.
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But it's not the first to strike a deal with an auto manufacturer.
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If the pair strike a deal it will face intense scrutiny from trustbusters.
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China and the U.S. are expected to strike a deal sometime in April.
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Adding to the pressure are efforts to also strike a deal on immigration.
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China and the U.S. are trying to strike a deal before March 2.
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The didn't get one Friday, but they're still hoping to strike a deal.
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Now the Chinese company reportedly wants Micron to strike a deal with it.
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Yet there's still no word on when the two may strike a deal.
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Britain hopes to strike a deal before leaving the bloc in March 2019.
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"Trump, strike a deal: Trade border wall funding for DACA protections" https://t.
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Sometimes things need to get really bad before both sides strike a deal.
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But by morning, Trump tweeted he was in "no rush" to strike a deal.
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Irish lawmakers took 22015 days to strike a deal after an election last March.
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Pressure to strike a deal with Western Digital and make the sale will mount.
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Oil analysts mostly expect OPEC to strike a deal to curb production by Nov.
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Gantz and Lapid met on Wednesday, with speculation high they could strike a deal.
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Mr Gou says the two firms are set to strike a deal this month.
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Flake is not part of any effort to strike a deal on the filibuster.
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Dick Clark insists that Big Machine must strike a deal directly with Swift's management.
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In some meetings, the US president will strike a deal with his foreign counterpart.
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That should help clear the way for Abe to strike a deal with Trump.
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Technically, it gives the US and Europe more breathing room to strike a deal.
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They have cautioned the Trump administration against being too eager to strike a deal.
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Meanwhile, Democratic congressional leaders have been trying to strike a deal with President Trump.
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Trump can't strike a deal on health care when he doesn't understand health policy.
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Should Australia fail to strike a deal, PNG could forge closer ties with China.
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For that reason, he claims, Palestine has no choice but to strike a deal.
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The US and Chinese governments are scrambling to strike a deal before March 2.
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So Dug and Nooth strike a deal: They'll play each other, "Real Bronzio" vs.
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Trump has used tariffs as a negotiating tactic to force China to strike a deal.
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But investors more recently have been cautiously optimistic the two sides can strike a deal.
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The United States knows that China won't strike a deal at any price, Leering added.
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The announcement comes as China and the U.S. try to strike a deal on trade.
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The key to getting one done would be to strike a deal about something else.
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Labour would move quickly to strike a deal with the EU focused on protecting jobs.
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Expectations that Chinese and U.S. trade negotiators would strike a deal soon also underpinned markets.
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Allende was expected to strike a deal with the other leftist candidate if that happened.
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The two sides now have five months left to strike a deal for DACA recipients.
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Washington and Beijing restarted talks in recent weeks after efforts to strike a deal stalled.
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It wasn't until early 2014 that the Taliban was finally ready to strike a deal.
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Glencore pursued Louis Dreyfus' grains business in recent years, but failed to strike a deal.
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The minister reiterated that Rome hopes to strike a deal on the sale before elections.
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To contain it, the government hopes to strike a deal on pay with trade unions.
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It will take a lot of good will and flexibility to strike a deal here.
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But 28503 percent of Republicans in the poll said Trump should not strike a deal.
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But they were able to strike a deal that may ease the suffering in Hudaydah.
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It came after OPEC's failure to strike a deal with its allies regarding production cuts.
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By the end of 2018, the aggregators were willing to strike a deal, Wegiel said.
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The push to strike a deal with China has also provoked criticism from some lawmakers.
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GOP leadership and appropriations staff worked through the week to strike a deal with Democrats.
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Investors also watched as the U.S. and Canada tried to strike a deal on trade.
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Before that, he needs to strike a deal with Mr. Barnier, the European Union negotiator.
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Time appeared to be running out to strike a deal to allow them to evacuate.
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Congress is rushing to strike a deal to fund large parts of the government by Dec.
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Earlier this month, the U.S. president suggested his administration could soon strike a deal with China.
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Back then, Trump agreed to delay tariffs as the two sides worked to strike a deal.
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That's going to make it much harder for Trump to strike a deal with the North.
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But there's still some impetus for both sides to strike a deal eventually, according to Tan.
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It recently navigated sanctions against Russia to strike a deal with Rosneft, the country's oil champion.
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The two economic powerhouses have been attempting to strike a deal amid a protracted trade fight.
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The president's longtime personal lawyer and fixer initially hoped AMI would strike a deal with Daniels.
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Mr Salvini has since set a two-week deadline for the coalition to strike a deal.
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Finally, in December, the president pushed hard to strike a deal at the Paris climate conference.
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Patty Murray to try to strike a deal that would, among other things, fund the subsidies.
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After failing to strike a deal, Abercrombie now has no choice but to go it alone.
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But whether Trump will be able to strike a deal with China remains a central question.
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If he wins, Lopez Obrador may have to strike a deal with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Expectations that Chinese and U.S. trade negotiators would strike a deal soon also lifted market confidence.
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For now, however, Mr. Macron sees mainly disadvantages to trying to strike a deal with protesters.
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European officials are also acutely aware that it is not enough just to strike a deal.
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The California Republican does not need to strike a deal with Jordan to win the position.
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Democrats should strike a deal, even an implicit one, to get him on the witness stand.
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Lawmakers are aiming to strike a deal this week to avert a government shutdown on Oct.
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But many Afghans are concerned that the Americans might be too eager to strike a deal.
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He said Trump had told other G7 leaders that he wanted to strike a deal with China.
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I'd say his willingness to strike a deal with Iran represents something like an alternative to militarism.
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Trump ended the program in September, giving Congress until March to strike a deal, which it hasn't.
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Crude prices have rallied recently on expectations that OPEC would strike a deal to cut worldwide output.
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Early last year, it managed to strike a deal where it reduced its debt by $124 million.
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If he fails to strike a deal, and both sides resume their fight, markets surely would react.
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That decreases the chance the two larger rivals can strike a deal – assuming regulators wouldn't nuke it.
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Blackstone could strike a deal for the Birmingham-based group as soon as Friday, Sky News reported.
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Jourova has until Tuesday to strike a deal with Commerce Secretary Penny PritzkerPenny Sue PritzkerDNC hauls in .
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People are more likely to strike a deal with people they know and like, Schweitzer has found.
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The sharks had some pretty good taste when choosing to strike a deal with these food entrepreneurs.
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Both sides insist they are willing to strike a deal but disagree on what it should entail.
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If Republicans had a unified immigration agenda, it would be much, much easier to strike a deal.
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Lindsey Graham, a top confidant of the President's, said as Senate leaders worked to strike a deal.
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CNBC reported on Tuesday that the company was confident it could strike a deal within 30 days.
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In the interim, negotiators are supposed to strike a deal governing future trade across the English Channel.
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With growth also slowing significantly in China, it, too, has a strong incentive to strike a deal.
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The European Union, in its hunger to strike a deal with Britain, went along with that demand.
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CNN first reported last week, however, that Gates had been working to strike a deal with Mueller.
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Negotiators will also have less time than they had thought to strike a deal, Mr. Barnier said.
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Speaker Ryan has asked lawmakers to strike a deal on Puerto Rico by the end of March.
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As they sat down, Leahy made clear that it was up to them to strike a deal.
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The prospect of elections has increased their incentive to strike a deal of their own to govern.
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The prospect of elections has increased their incentive to strike a deal of their own to govern.
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" Cornyn said various attempts in the past few months to strike a deal "were basically getting nowhere.
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Conversely, he could be trying to strike a deal with what he sees as America's biggest rival.
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Hammond said he expected the government and Labour would strike a deal in the next couple of months.
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Hopefully, U.S. and Chinese negotiators will strike a deal in the months ahead that avoids further tariff escalation.
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The president said it might be possible for China and the U.S. to strike a deal this week.
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Trump-sceptics worry that his hunger to strike a deal could lead him to accept far flimsier terms.
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The U.S. and China are aiming to strike a deal to break their trade impasse before March 1.
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Even as the senators tried to strike a deal, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi voiced opposition to Trump's terms.
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Once again, Congress finds itself with less than a week to strike a deal to fund the government.
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It's next to impossible to strike a deal with the president, because he can't stick to the terms.
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The White House and Democrats have been unable to strike a deal to reopen parts of the government.
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Italian sources told Reuters on Monday the two companies aimed to strike a deal in the coming days.
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Top appropriators are negotiating to allocate funds among 12 spending bills, aiming to strike a deal by Wednesday.
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Congress will set up a bipartisan, bicameral conference committee to try to strike a deal on border security.
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Case 2000 involves Netanyahu's attempts to strike a deal with Arnon Mozes, publisher of Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth.
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Uber "will likely" have to strike a deal with Waymo or develop it's own software, the company said.
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First, officials remain confident that they can strike a deal that will avert a major trade war entirely.
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And it is not clear what, if anything, he would be willing to offer to strike a deal.
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They have also accused Mr. Jacobson of rushing to strike a deal with Fujifilm to keep his job.
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If J&J fails to strike a deal, a rival like Sanofi could well step in, analysts said.
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"On the positive side there is still evidence from both side willingness to strike a deal," Catril added.
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Yet, it is Schumer who will have the ultimate say on whether Democrats strike a deal with Republicans.
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German officials have also signaled they are ready to make some concessions to strike a deal with Britain.
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Lawmakers and the Trump administration have so far been unable to strike a deal on an immigration package.
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Buenos Aires was forced to strike a deal with the IMF after a sharp depreciation in the peso.
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These latest developments now suggest it may be too late for CIC to strike a deal with SoftBank.
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Airbus' senior vice president Katherine Bennett said the time left to strike a deal was rapidly running out.
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Hammond has talked about the prospect of a Brexit dividend if the country can strike a deal with Brussels.
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The sequester was supposed to be so severe that lawmakers would have to strike a deal to avoid it.
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The White House set a Friday deadline to strike a deal before existing tariffs increase from 10% to 25%.
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This comes two days after U.S. President Donald Trump said Washington was not yet prepared to strike a deal.
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Peter Altmaier, Germany's minister for economic affairs, has said he would rather strike a deal than risk tensions escalating.
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Porter says they're still trying to strike a deal, but tick-tock -- the ceremony airs Saturday night on HBO.
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If FCA and Uber were to strike a deal, it would be the second for the ride-hailing giant.
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When it comes time to strike a deal, the stars of ABC's "Shark Tank" are often out for blood.
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United Continental — The airline is likely to strike a deal with activist investors within the next week or so.
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"The stock is boosted by reports QIA could strike a deal as anchor (investor)," a Milan-based trader said.
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Dana White was leading the negotiations for the UFC -- and had vowed to strike a deal with Floyd's camp.
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With the prospect of further stress ahead, time is running out for Portugal and Italy to strike a deal.
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In 280, DEA agents developed a source who could get access to Bagcho and strike a deal with him.
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Both parties, pressured by the U.S. and the EU, may eventually strike a deal on "limited independence," he said.
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Trump has threatened to scrap the free trade agreement if the countries cannot strike a deal to rework it.
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Winkelmann aims to strike a deal with two or more buyers by the end of September, the newspaper said.
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United also has yet to strike a deal with its 9,000 mechanics, represented by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters.
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If negotiators strike a deal this year, it will be the first energy policy overhaul in nearly a decade.
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Earlier, Trump said he was willing to strike a deal that could exempt Canada and Mexico from the tariffs.
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Ferguson, Mo., may strike a deal with the federal authorities to overhaul its Police Department and courts after all.
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Basically tell them what your income expenses are and try to strike a deal to get a monthly payment.
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After it aired on the BBC pretty much every studio in town hunted them down to strike a deal.
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Should they strike a deal for a lower sentence, but one that can be imposed without a costly trial?
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Should they strike a deal for a lower sentence, but one that can be imposed without a costly trial?
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The United States should not strike a deal that undermines those long-term goals in exchange for ephemeral gains.
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Canada has until the end of the month to strike a deal to keep the three-country pact afloat.
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Or, as in Mr. Dennis's case, they may strike a deal requiring the defendant to forgo seeking civil damages.
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The Nordstrom family is in talks with private-equity firm Leonard Green on a partnership to strike a deal.
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The Nordstrom family is in talks with private equity firm Leonard Green on a partnership to strike a deal.
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First, Mr. Erdogan might have to strike a deal with the Kurds, whom he has been demonizing since 2015.
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In another scenario, Blue and White could strike a deal with the religious parties that typically sit with Likud.
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The so-called continuing resolution gives lawmakers a few more weeks to strike a deal on long-term appropriations.
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"For Egypt, I see Trump as someone we can strike a deal with," Mr. Adeeb said during his program.
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Lowey and Shelby's ability to strike a deal on the allocations had been a major stumbling block for weeks.
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Stocks in Asia were mixed on Thursday amid hopes that the U.S. and China could strike a deal soon.
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Even so, both Trump and Ross argued Tuesday that the president faces no specific timeline to strike a deal.
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It was supposed to be one place President Donald Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi could strike a deal.
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Let's first consider the hard political realities -- and potential calculations -- that would follow a failure to strike a deal.
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Another partial shutdown could begin if lawmakers can't strike a deal on how to secure the US-Mexico border.
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But in trade negotiations, all countries have to see a win for themselves in order to strike a deal.
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The owners are in talks with the government to strike a deal for paying back the money they owe.
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Trump and Kim are in Hanoi to discuss how to strike a deal to dismantle North Korea's nuclear program.
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China is also trying to strike a deal with the U.S. to end a trade war that started last year.
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But the two countries have yet to strike a deal and Trump continues to use tariffs as a negotiating tactic.
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Tuesday as they try to strike a deal to avoid a partial government shutdown when funding expires after Dec. 21.
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The company's preparations for a float had added pressure on the Chinese group to strike a deal, the sources said.
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On Friday, Vice President Mike Pence told CNBC that Trump remained hopeful that he could strike a deal with China.
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The president and Democrats have differed on how best to encourage China to strike a deal to change its practices.
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Prior to last week, investors largely expected the two sides to strike a deal that would do away with tariffs.
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What if they strike a deal with Congress before you do, exchanging damaging information against you in exchange for leniency?
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He fears that Mr Trump will quickly strike a deal with Mr Putin over Ukraine, which would be "very divisive".
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Many companies have seen their stocks collapse while waiting for the U.S. and China to strike a deal, he added.
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That could make it harder to strike a deal by year's end, which is the deadline North Korea has set.
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"It's next to impossible to strike a deal with the president because he can't stick to the terms," Schumer said.
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Trump had threatened to impose duties on another $300 billion in Chinese goods if they can't strike a deal soon.
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San Francisco-based exchange Coinbase did however strike a deal in March to open a bank account with Britain's Barclays.
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Should they strike a deal palatable to both sides, it could possibly allow more US troops to leave the country.
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Russia is ready to strike a deal to help boost global oil prices, the country's deputy prime minister told CNBC.
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The judge has wide discretion on sentencing because Bergdahl didn&apost strike a deal with prosecutors to limit his punishment.
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"Dems need to strike a deal with Alexander which means meaningful change to guardrails," the senior GOP aide told me.
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His testimony comes as China and the U.S. try to strike a deal to avoid a full-blown trade war.
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It's a possibility, though some think it unlikely, that Stone will ultimate strike a deal with prosecutors to plead guilty.
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The left could also strike a deal with the backing of regional parties - something it failed to do in April.
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Trump is currently trying to strike a deal with the House Freedom Caucus, which has been opposed to the bill.
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The two sides are seeking to strike a deal that would prevent the tariffs from going into effect on Monday.
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Negotiators seemed poised to strike a deal after a scheduled meeting ran long and resulted in a second meeting Tuesday.
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Republicans are hopeful that Trump would ultimately sign an agreement if the conference committee is able to strike a deal.
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His comments came shortly before bipartisan lawmakers were to meet with President Donald Trump to try to strike a deal.
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Italian President Sergio Mattarella has given the two parties until Wednesday to strike a deal and create a new coalition.
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Johnson and the EU essentially have one more chance to strike a deal during the European Council session on Oct.
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That gives lawmakers only four days to strike a deal on either a short-term extension or a larger reauthorization.
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They urged Mr. Moon to return to his earlier hopes of guiding Washington to strike a deal with North Korea.
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The UK is preparing to call Donald Trump&aposs &aposbluff&apos and strike a deal with Chinese telecoms company Huawei.
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Earlier this week, President Trump threatened to "raise tariffs even higher" if the U.S. and China don't strike a deal.
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"It's next to impossible to strike a deal with the President, because he can't stick to the terms," Schumer said.
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The lower cost estimate by the CBO, however, is likely to make it easier for lawmakers to strike a deal.
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They did not strike a deal then but committed to continuing talks this week in an effort to finish negotiations.
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But Mr. Baldassare said legislators were able to strike a deal to get the measure on the ballot this March.
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Alternatively, McConnell said, a coalition of 51 senators — a simple majority of the Senate — could strike a deal on rules.
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A vote on the bill for Thursday was postponed after efforts to strike a deal with conservatives came up empty.
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In the morning, Freeland stressed that Canada would not strike a deal if the country is not satisfied with it.
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Jack in the Box said it would go ahead with a planned bond issue, if unable to strike a deal.
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The Hill: GOP House committee chairmen strike a deal with Justice Department re: documents for investigation into FBI in 2016.
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They need to strike a deal with Trump, who has been taunting Democrats for even going home on the weekends.
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The administration and Congress must also strike a deal to raise statutory limits on military and domestic spending before Jan.
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"The new cells that emerge ... get rid of the [politicians] they don't manage to strike a deal with," Salazar added.
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"Before she could strike a deal on the U.S. charges, she would need to be before an American court," he said.
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The president of the Senate could strike a deal to become Mr Osinbajo's deputy, says Matthew Page, a former American diplomat.
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Tensions between the two countries have heightened as they attempt to strike a deal to prevent any further escalation in tariffs.
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He now has two days to try to strike a deal with the far-left Unidas Podemos before the second vote.
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A growing consensus emerged in the market that OPEC would overcome internal disputes and strike a deal to reduce crude output.
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Thomas, 26, is set to become a free agent after the 1.153 season if the two sides can't strike a deal.
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S. talks is the larger question of how Canada will respond if the two countries strike a deal without its input.
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Murphy would be the latest comedian to strike a deal worth million with Netflix, including Ricky Gervais, Amy Schumer, and Seinfeld.
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To make the plan work, Italy still needs to strike a deal with a foreign rival willing to invest in Alitalia.
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Schumer met with Trump earlier Friday at the White House in an attempt to strike a deal to avoid a shutdown.
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Confirmation of the transaction ends much speculation that the U.S. retail giant would strike a deal with the Indian start-up.
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"The U.S. would do well to de-escalate the heightening tensions if it really wants to strike a deal," it said.
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Europeans did so because they were desperate to strike a deal with Mr. Erdogan to get Turkey to contain Syrian refugees.
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He convinces Claire to strike a deal: He'll help her get a message out to Jamie, provided he, too, is rescued.
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Whether lawmakers strike a deal now, or delay decisions until early in the new year, it's time to pick a side.
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Cameron might be able to strike a deal that salvages many of the benefits of EU membership while enhancing Britain's autonomy.
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Of course, shareholders will be tempted to hang on for Qualcomm to strike a deal with Apple as a public company.
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But with Ms. Pelosi in no apparent hurry to strike a deal, the window for a summer ratification is closing fast.
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Mr. Flynn was the first person from Mr. Trump's inner circle to strike a deal with Robert Mueller, the special counsel.
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Still, some of Trump's most loyal supporters in the right-wing media decried Trump's efforts to strike a deal with Democrats.
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Collins could strike a deal with prosecutors, offering to plead guilty in exchange for his son and Zarsky avoiding jail time.
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President Trump appears to be taking a moderate tack on China, looking to strike a deal to avoid a trade war.
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Johnson, who has also tried unsuccessfully to hold an election, says he wants to strike a deal at the EU summit.
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More: The commerce secretary, Wilbur Ross, warned that time was running out for the U.S. and China to strike a deal.
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In recent weeks negotiators raised hopes that they could strike a deal and pass it through Congress before the new year.
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Yet investors are reacting cautiously to the idea that he might strike a deal on car tariffs with the European Union.
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To strike a deal with House Republicans, Mnuchin and Trump likely agreed to rework the border adjustment tax at some point.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May addressed EU leaders in Brussels Wednesday evening and assured them both sides could still strike a deal.
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And even some allies of the President have cast doubt on the ability of the President and Democrats to strike a deal.
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Mexico and tariffs Time is running short for the US and Mexico to strike a deal to avoid tariffs on Mexican imports.
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As a result, the President's last-minute request on its own threatened to derail the potential to strike a deal on infrastructure.
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Freeland predicted there would be moments of drama ahead while saying she remained confident the three nations could still strike a deal.
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They may be tempted to strike a deal with the opposition, probably mediated by an outside group, leading to a transition government.
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They're trying to strike a deal to protect the DREAMers while at the same time trying to find common ground with Republicans.
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Failure to strike a deal after years of talks would plunge ties into a new ice age, and could prompt punitive steps.
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The simplest outcome of this negotiation would be for the president to do what he says he does best: strike a deal.
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Trump has said he's considering declaring a national emergency to get the money but he'd prefer to strike a deal with Congress.
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Hoping to strike a deal and pass the customs bill, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Could Disney strike a deal with Comcast, where it effectively splits up Fox's assets, in lieu of an all-out bidding war?
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However, Macron still sees value in his relationship with Trump, and the U.K. wants to strike a deal with Washington after Brexit.
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Britain could fall back on World Trade Organisation rules to for its relationship with the EU if it cannot strike a deal.
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Optimism that the world's two biggest economies can strike a deal on trade has risen since talks in Beijing finished last week.
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Congress has a week left to strike a deal on funding the federal government ahead of a potential shutdown on October 1.
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A failure to strike a deal with the European Union could throttle the economy because of the disruption of cross-channel trade.
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If they fail to strike a deal, he is expected to name a caretaker government and call elections as early as October.
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But a closer look at Dell's financials suggests that the company doesn't have to strike a deal solely to manage its debt.
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Meanwhile, the White House and Democrats raced to strike a deal on a coronavirus relief package, with a vote expected on Thursday.
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That makes now the perfect time to strike a deal and vanquish this overwrought and highly-politicized issue for the foreseeable future.
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Donald Trump&aposs repeated threats have &aposirritated&apos the UK and it plans to defy him and strike a deal with Huawei.
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He said the urgency to strike a deal was heightened by the bloc's weakening economy, with Germany and other EU states stagnating.
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Diess said it had not been possible to strike a deal with unions to raise profitability at the VW brand in 553.
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Britain is giving up its efforts to strike a deal with the uncompromising European Union and will not return to the table.
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The UK must overcome major disagreements over fishing and EU rules to overcome to strike a deal by the end of 2020.
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Failure to strike a deal would mean no increase in Swiss access to the single market, dashing hopes for an electricity union.
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Whenever Trump has given Democrats an opportunity to strike a deal, she has chosen to make a spectacle rather than a compromise.
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If the doctor and the insurance company never strike a deal, the visit is billed at much higher out-of-network rates.
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What resulted was an agreement that falls short not only of the President's demands but of earlier efforts to strike a deal.
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But budget caps for fiscal 85033 limit the base budget to $549 billion, unless Congress can strike a deal to raise them.
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GOP leaders are talking tough about immigration in public, but behind the scenes they appear eager to strike a deal with Democrats.
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And then [early Facebook investor] Sean Parker advised Mark Zuckerberg to strike a deal with his VCs that no one ever had.
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Walmart is in advanced talks to acquire Amazon's India rival Flipkart — but it may have to strike a deal with eBay first.
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And the big movie theater chains have shown no public signs that they're eager to strike a deal with MoviePass for revenue share.
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The two countries have failed to strike a deal for Iranian pilgrims to attend this year's haj, given their lack of diplomatic relations.
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Bloomberg reports that Uber is in "preliminary talks" with local competitor Careem to strike a deal that would see the two companies merge.
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Stocks closed a volatile month with strong gains on Friday on renewed bets the U.S. and China could strike a deal on trade.
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It&aposs not that the president, who has been busy lowering expectations for the Kim meeting, is going to instantly strike a deal.
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Brexit The United Kingdom and the European Union strike a deal on Brexit, but it faces long odds of getting through Britain's Parliament.
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Now the Democrats could force a government shutdown if Trump and the GOP refuse to strike a deal that brings DACA back permanently.
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Failure to strike a deal would mean no increase in Swiss access to the single market, dashing hopes for a new electricity union.
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The federal government shut down last month for three days when Republicans and Democrats failed to strike a deal to fund public operations.
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If America and China do not strike a deal and Mr Trump acts on his threats, that will rise to 3.4% in April.
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Were they to strike a deal based on a fudged customs union compromise, they would struggle to win support from their respective parties.
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Still, the possibility that he might try to strike a deal is a main topic of speculation among Suffolk County politicians these days.
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Even if May can strike a deal with the EU, it is unclear whether she could get it approved by the British parliament.
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Senior administration officials began furiously courting members of the Freedom Caucus, looking to strike a deal that would bring stubborn lawmakers on board.
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It also prompted the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), of which the Kurdish YPG is the main element, to strike a deal with Damascus.
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" Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer: "It's next to impossible to strike a deal with the President because he can't stick to the terms.
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But Curt says even if they strike a deal, Johnny's NFL dream ain't looking good -- 'cause the CFL's style of football doesn't translate.
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Dani's lawyer is in court right now, trying to strike a deal with prosecutors so she doesn't have a conviction on her record.
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Failure to strike a deal would means no increase in Swiss access to the single market, dashing hopes for a new electricity union.
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With AI and digital assistants so hot these days, LG would be wise to strike a deal to get Assistant on its phones.
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Daiichi is the latest Japanese drugmaker to strike a deal to gain access to a bigger overseas player's R&D and sales clout.
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But chances of success are seen as slim as he would need to strike a deal with several parties whose policies are incompatible.
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Trump and administration officials say they're willing to strike a deal with Mexico whether or not they can bring Canada into the pact.
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Senate GOP leadership has pledged that if lawmakers can strike a deal in January they will bring the legislation up for a vote.
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The bad taste will linger even if the two governments strike a deal over Saint-Nazaire by the autumn, as they have pledged.
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The administration attempted to strike a deal to avert these sanctions, but it appears to have stalled given congressional outrage at Turkey's behavior.
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Trump has said he is considering declaring a national emergency to get the money but would prefer to strike a deal with Congress.
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Any gap in individuals not receiving money they're owed was expected to intensify pressure on Trump and lawmakers to strike a deal quickly.
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But any gap in individuals not receiving money they're owed will only intensify pressure on Trump and lawmakers to strike a deal quickly.
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Despite the hardline eurosceptic stance taken by Johnson, some banks such as Goldman Sachs still expect London and Brussels to strike a deal.
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In other words, federal workers on furlough or working without pay because of the shutdown should just strike a deal with the store.
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Trump has expressed optimism about peace negotiations since taking office and said he hopes to strike a deal between the Israelis and Palestinians.
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If May can strike a deal with the EU, her minority government then has to get it approved by a deeply-divided parliament.
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Catch up: Mr. Flynn was the first person from Mr. Trump's inner circle to strike a deal with Robert Mueller, the special counsel.
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However, the companies also asked that Mr. Trump strike a deal with California and the other states to maintain a single national standard.
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Democrats say they had to strike a deal with Republicans to end the government shutdown after they realized it was a political miscalculation.
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But Kasich, a former Republican presidential candidate, said he had little confidence in lawmakers' ability to strike a deal to curb gun violence.
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LONDON — Britain is giving up its efforts to strike a deal with the uncompromising European Union and will not return to the table.
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He foresees an event that could be as large as that should the boxing veteran strike a deal with McGregor and the UFC.
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Sources have said Vivendi is keen to strike a deal with Mediaset before a first court hearing on the matter on Dec. 19.
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Disagreements on this and other matters meant the Committee failed to strike a deal in Chile in November, missing its end-2016 deadline.
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Unease has increased this week even as the world's two largest economies hope to strike a deal to end a damaging trade war.
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Now, however, the Saudis have more cause for optimism: the Trump administration has signaled greater willingness to strike a deal than its predecessors.
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Trump has frequently argued that Xi will be forced to strike a deal as the Chinese economy slumps while the U.S. holds strong.
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He and Donald Trump had tried to strike a deal to bring the Miss Universe pageant to Red Square years before, he said.
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Many say that while passage of the Judicial Redress Act would help U.S. negotiators strike a deal, its failure wouldn't sink the discussions.
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The verdict will redouble the pressure on Boeing to strike a deal with Embraer, whose E-jet family competes head-on with Bombardier.
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Boston-based Stat News also reported that then Novartis Chief Executive Officer Joe Jimenez instructed his team to strike a deal with Cohen.
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But the reason that's probable is because Schumer and Pelosi are unlikely to strike a deal with steep enforcement tradeoffs to begin with.
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Avenatti also said it was in the best interest of Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's longtime lawyer, to strike a deal with prosecutors.
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But in the months since, Trump has repeatedly insisted that "we're in no rush" to strike a deal, once again moving the goalposts.
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At least three times since the shutdown began last month, Trump said a quick ruling on DACA would force Democrats to strike a deal.
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It has four days with both chambers in session to strike a spending deal — or agree they need more time to strike a deal.
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And maybe—just maybe—to strike a deal with one of the nicer-suited executives, to be contractualized or monetized at a later date.
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On Saturday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell put the burden on Democrats and the Trump administration to strike a deal to end the shutdown.
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They'll strike a deal, just as Google did with Hollywood and the music industry over YouTube—and cut individual Internet users out of it.
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Theon and Yara make their way across the Narrow Sea, seemingly without incident, and they strike a deal with Dany, also seemingly without incident.
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Key campaign quotes: "I know how to strike a deal in a tough negotiation," Leadsom said in her candidacy speech, The Washington Post reports.
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Still, Grindal notes that tensions between China and the U.S. have cooled recently as both countries try to strike a deal on that front.
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The news comes after the oil market managed to rally even after an oil production freeze meeting in Doha failed to strike a deal.
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He says he wants to strike a deal and then to move on to focus on other domestic priorities if he becomes prime minister.
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Stocks on Wall Street were trading higher amid optimism that the United States and China could strike a deal during trade talks in Beijing.
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Anadarko said it intended to break its agreement with Chevron and strike a deal with Occidental if Chevron did not submit a better offer.
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Mexico is reportedly vying for the postponement and is worried the two sides won't be able to strike a deal before the Monday deadline.
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They may be tempted to strike a deal with the opposition, probably mediated by an outside group, leading to some sort of transitional government.
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That led Marcelo Odebrecht's father Emilio, the former CEO, to push his son to strike a deal with prosecutors, according to two government sources.
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Fifty-two percent of respondent in CNBC's survey said if producers could strike a deal, there would be a meaningful effect on crude prices.
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"The deal": Sources close to Trump told us he went into the meeting believing it was still possible to strike a deal with Russia.
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Nike therefore decided to strike a deal to sell its products on Amazon in exchange for its help in stopping unauthorized third-party sales.
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The idea of federal parties cooperating with the Bloc is especially sensitive and Scheer has said he would not strike a deal with them.
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If Murray and Alexander can strike a deal, it would give these holdouts evidence that the two parties can come together on health care.
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The government shutdown doesn't have to last for another day, let alone weeks or months, if President Trump and Congress could strike a deal.
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That legislation, nicknamed the Uber law, is still pending as the government, powerful taxi unions and app-based startups try to strike a deal.
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Trump has previously said his administration's tariffs on $250 billion in Chinese goods could stay in place even after the sides strike a deal.
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But failure to strike a deal would hurt the U.S. economically and would also derail China's efforts to reinvigorate its economy, the IMF warns.
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In December Mauricio Macri, Argentina's new president, took office promising to strike a deal with the holdouts and return the country to economic health.
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U.S. and Mexican trade officials on Wednesday could strike a deal on updating the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), according to news reports.
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Thus, Mueller might do well to avoid a lengthy legal battle over the constitutionality of his prosecutorial authority, and strike a deal with Trump.
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Cohen, who has worked closely with Trump for decades, has not yet reached out to prosecutors to strike a deal, according to CNN's source.
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Abengoa needs to strike a deal to restructure its debt within two months as well as secure more interim cash to run its operations.
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Trump and his aides have sought to dial up pressure on China to strike a deal as they shield U.S. consumers from higher costs.
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A House aide said it was "more likely that we'll discover the moon is made of green cheese" than strike a deal this week.
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And Democrats are refusing to make any commitments until they strike a deal to shield hundreds of thousands of young, undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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Chairman Enrique Riquelme is seeking to strike a deal which would value the overall company at 500 million euros, one of the sources said.
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SINGAPORE/TOKYO (Reuters) - For the first time since 2008, OPEC is set to strike a deal to cut oil output that may boost prices.
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"Shifting gears" and being able to strike a deal with anyone — I believe that's called pragmatism (not to endorse the deals Trump is making).
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If they can strike a deal on a final plan and pass it, they can send the proposal to Trump to sign into law.
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You know the deal -- the world's top 2 heavyweights have been circling each other for years ... but haven't been able to strike a deal.
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Originally, she had promised Britons that she would strike a deal by March 29, only to acknowledge last month that the goal was impossible.
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If Mr. Trudeau is unable to strike a deal with Mr. Trump he could come off looking weak in the eyes of his public.
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Vice President Mike Pence and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo strike a deal that gives Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, exactly what he wants.
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All of the discussion would become moot if McConnell and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer strike a deal on trial procedures in the meantime.
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One option could also be for Britain to strike a deal with the Pacific Alliance which comprises Colombia, Chile, Mexico and Peru, he added.
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Mr. Ross brings uncertain credentials to this task: Last summer, he attempted to strike a deal with China to reduce its steel production capacity.
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He has also refused to strike a deal with the military, despite suffering from life-threatening medical ailments while being imprisoned on corruption charges.
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Trump has consistently ignored Bolton's advice and met with Kim multiple times, saying he is in no rush to strike a deal with Kim.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Talks in Switzerland on reuniting the divided island of Cyprus have failed to strike a deal, the United Nations said on Tuesday.
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Were Europe and America to strike a deal on auto tariffs, the three German carmakers may revert to January's earnings multiples, at the least.
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He said that he had spoken to Turnbull, and that the two had agreed to move quickly to strike a deal on the tariffs.
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McConnell and Schumer met privately off the Senate floor on Thursday and were unable to strike a deal on rules to govern the trial.
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ProSieben is hoping to collect final bids for Red Arrow in January and to strike a deal in the first quarter, the people said.
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If House and Senate leaders strike a deal, what results will become the sole Republican repeal bill, and it will be do or die.
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If he thinks the entrepreneurs have what it takes to supply his empire, he'll strike a deal — super-charging their growth and changing lives forever.
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EU countries may also strike a deal in May on the proposals made by the EU executive on curbing tax avoidance schemes, EU diplomats said.
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It's possible the Conservatives pick a new leader — Foreign Minister Boris Johnson, for example — and then try again to strike a deal with the DUP.
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Out west, where Rivers would be less inclined to strike a deal, the Sacramento Kings, Grizzlies, Thunder, and Minnesota Timberwolves would love to add him.
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Ed Yardeni, president and CIO of Yardeni Research, said China could move quickly to strike a deal with the U.S. to avoid further economic pain.
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If confirmed, the reversal could affect long-term U.S. military plans in the region and ease Washington's reluctance to strike a deal with North Korea.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said Monday the U.S. was "not ready" to strike a deal with China, before adding he expected one in the future.
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The EU may after all agree to a backstop that applies to the whole UK. But there is little time left to strike a deal.
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For Boeing, the verdict will redouble the pressure it faces to strike a deal with Embraer, whose E-jet family competes head-on with Bombardier.
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The Browns, who have three second-round picks in next year&aposs draft, had previous discussions about Garoppolo but were unable to strike a deal.
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Mnuchin previously said the White House will offer a one-year continuing resolution and debt ceiling increase if the two sides cannot strike a deal.
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Rather than tackle it head-on, though, Gretch opts to strike a deal with her therapist wherein she vows to fix all of her friends.
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U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters in the Oval Office on Thursday that he hoped to strike a deal with China before the March deadline.
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Repeated across the economy, that scenario might limit any rebound in business investment, even if London and Brussels strike a deal in the coming months.
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Some conservatives say that truth is more important than unity, but many Anglicans are praying that the archbishop will be able to strike a deal.
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Volkswagen — The automaker delayed announcing its U.S. diesel emissions cheating scandal because it hoped to strike a deal with regulators, according to the carmaker's lawyers.
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Obama's administration was unable to strike a deal with the Iraqi government to allow for a residual US force to maintain stability in the country.
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After markets closed on Tuesday, Trump said it was "either now or into the future" that the US would be strike a deal with Beijing.
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Negotiations to strike a deal have proved fruitless so far — and the pain is spreading beyond the borders of the world's two biggest economic powers.
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It's likely that if Beijing and Washington can strike a deal, it will include a commitment by China to ramp up purchases of U.S. crude.
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EU leaders have traveled back and forth to Washington in recent months to strike a deal on a long-term waiver from the metals tariffs.
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In light of a recent court ruling allowing DACA recipients to renew their legal status, the need to strike a deal has weakened even more.
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The Senate is set to vote at midday following failed attempts by Democrats and Republicans to strike a deal on Sunday to fund government operations.
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Yet he has also expressed optimism that he and Mr. Xi could strike a deal, which would almost certainly require him to relent on tariffs.
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The sell-off in crude began last week when OPEC failed to strike a deal with its allies, led by Russia, about oil production cuts.
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Global stocks plunged Monday after OPEC failed to strike a deal on oil output Saturday as the coronavirus outbreak dampens international travel and economic activity.
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The government has repeatedly stated that there is no need for alarm, and that it expects to strike a deal soon with the European Union.
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The UK is preparing to ignore Trump&aposs threats and strike a deal with Huawei as Boris Johnson is told to &aposcall their bluff&apos.
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However, Mr Costa now needs to strike a deal with only one of those parties, rather than two as before, to survive a confidence vote.
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Most recently, Graham worked closely with the White House on immigration and helped lead a bipartisan group of senators to strike a deal on DACA.
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Strache soon accepted, saying teams from both parties would meet on Wednesday but adding that the FPO would not strike a deal at any cost.
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Democrats who have been part of the negotiations between the White House and Congress to strike a deal on immigration rebuked Kelly's remarks on Twitter.
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Guy "Dr Disrespect" Beahm is making history as the first high-profile Twitch streamer to strike a deal to create a narrative scripted television series.
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With just weeks to go before the British Prime Minister needs to strike a deal on Brexit, there are few signs of an imminent breakthrough.
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The drop in support for impeachment in the polls is increasing pressure on Democrats to strike a deal on the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).
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Democrats and the Trump administration originally hoped to strike a deal before the weeklong recess, but Democrats' continued concern over enforcement remains a sticking point.
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Fosun said it was disappointed by the company's failure to strike a deal with its banks and bondholders, and noted it had remained supportive throughout.
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Much like Mr. Trump, Mr. Webb was also critical of President Barack Obama's efforts in 2015 to strike a deal to curtail Iran's nuclear program.
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But Trump has threatened to let funding lapse again or declare a national emergency to circumvent lawmakers if they fail to strike a deal he likes.
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"We think both sides still want to strike a deal, as the stakes are higher now than last summer," Barclays wrote in a note to clients.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina's most populous province, faced slipping into default if it could not strike a deal with bondholders or make the full payment before Wednesday.
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The local press is now worrying about "Korea passing"—the idea that America and China will strike a deal on North Korea without consulting the South.
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Chuck Grassley, the Republican chairman of the U.S. Senate Finance Committee, predicted that the United States and Mexico would strike a deal to avert the tariffs.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina's most populous province, faced slipping into default if it could not strike a deal with bondholders or make the full payment before Wednesday.
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However, Israeli and U.S. officials say the Iranians are very concerned that Israel, the U.S. and Russia could strike a deal on Syria at their expense.
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More vitriol is poured on anti-China hawks than on Mr Trump in person, in part because China hopes to strike a deal with America's president.
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The Greek opposition can use the issue to beat the government with, and the costs to Greece of failing to strike a deal would be small.
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At best, he will be able to strike a deal for some kind of joint development of Scarborough and other disputed territories, but under Chinese sovereignty.
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With the clock ticking toward U.S. elections in 2020, Trump is facing resistance within his own Republican Party to strike a deal and avoid the tariffs.
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Xiami, a service owned by Alibaba, another Chinese internet giant, has lost lots of ground largely because it has failed to strike a deal with Tencent.
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That means he will have to win over some smaller parties or strike a deal with the Democrats, who may emerge as the second-biggest party.
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The two countries have until early March to strike a deal to end the trade skirmish or additional U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods could take effect.
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The U.K. may need to wait until June before it begins discussing its exit from the European Union, giving it less time to strike a deal.
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Even if you don't strike a deal with one of the five sharks, you have the opportunity to showcase your company to millions of potential customers.
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Don't expect a significant boost to stocks if and when the U.S. and China strike a deal on trade, Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman said Friday.
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If she can strike a deal with Alexander — which hinges on giving states more flexibility through innovation waivers — it could deeply influence McCain and Murkowski's decision.
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He was arrested Monday at the location where he was supposed to meet with Nike brass, presumably to strike a deal or keep the convo going.
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Should a walkout occur, it would be on May 2, according to previous statements by the union, should they not strike a deal with the studios.
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The same committee wants the government to publish its contingency plans in case it doesn't strike a deal with the EU within the two-year deadline.
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Abe, who has signaled he is keen to strike a deal, is expected in Moscow next month for his 25th summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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The Trump administration's top trade negotiator is set to face questions from House lawmakers two days before a crucial deadline to strike a deal with China.
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Late last week, Trump warned North Korea it could go the way of Libya and Iraq and be "decimated" if it refuses to strike a deal.
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In the latest round of U.N.-brokered talks in Switzerland, Greek Cypriot leader Nicos Anastasiades and Turkish Cypriot leader Mustafa Akinci failed to strike a deal.
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In the case of Bon-Ton, Washington Prime, CBL and others are looking to strike a deal with liquidators to win back control of their stores.
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Johnson may still attempt to strike a deal with the EU on Thursday and hope to bounce the DUP and opposition parties into backing a deal.
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Senate Republicans voted Wednesday to go to a conference committee with the House to strike a deal on a plan to overhaul the American tax system.
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Walgreens, Cigna and Anthem also may be among those who are looking to strike a deal to better compete in the shifting landscape, according to Gupte.
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It may also need Beijing's help to strike a deal with North Korea as Washington and Pyongyang plan a high-profile meeting next month in Singapore.
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Now, however, the Saudis have found a friendlier partner in the Trump administration, which has signaled far greater willingness to strike a deal than its predecessors.
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GOP sponsors of the resolution reached out to Democratic senators to see if they could strike a deal, but those talks failed to gain significant momentum.
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"Reports of a diplomatic push by OPEC to strike a deal are supporting the markets," said Tamas Varga, oil analyst at London brokerage PVM Oil Associates.
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Could Alan be so distraught over his lover's mental deterioration that he would strike a deal with some unearthly entity that he believes to be malevolent?
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But White House officials say that they are unlikely to strike a deal then, and it remains unclear what would persuade Mr. Trump to back off.
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The only way they can reliably get out of the province is if Russia, Turkey, and Iran strike a deal and offer them a pathway out.
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Stocks in Asia saw steep declines on Monday afternoon as oil prices plunged after OPEC failed to strike a deal with its allies on production cuts.
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There was a brief ray of hope last month when he seemed ready to strike a deal on DACA, but that seems to have collapsed, too.
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Lawmakers are racing to strike a deal on a fiscal stimulus package to stave off a staggering increase in layoffs and keep financially vulnerable businesses afloat.
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In his letter on Monday, Mr. Icahn argued that Mr. Dell is again trying to strike a deal for Dell at the expense of other shareholders.
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Both men are cooperating with the special counsel's office, and could be joined by Gates if he decides to strike a deal with the special counsel.
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Recent data, however, has shown China's economy is also taking a hit, giving Beijing extra incentive to strike a deal that would delay the December tariffs.
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It may also need Beijing's help to strike a deal with North Korea as Washington and Pyongyang plan a high-profile meeting next month in Singapore.
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Elizabeth Warren takes the lead in polls, since she would have a different agenda than Trump and potentially be more difficult to strike a deal with.
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On the upside, Trump's willingness to strike a deal with the U.K. might be modest compensation from a leader who previously likened trade deals to assault.
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He explained that China seemed to take the view that Trump would be under political pressure to strike a deal before the November mid-term elections.
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Whether he will be able keep to that promise and strike a deal with Pelosi, who is threatening to shut down the government, is another story.
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And when Erlich tries to strike a deal with some other characters at a different company, they're rightly unwilling to so much as look at him.
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It has just a few days with both chambers in session to strike a spending deal — or agree they need more time to strike a deal.
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The Dow briefly turned negative on Grassley's comments before The two countries are trying to strike a deal to end a trade war that started last year.
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The toy retailer was forced to strike a deal with the creditors and toy companies it owed after it was unable to cover its expenses in liquidation.
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Several concessions were bankrupted, and the state is still trying to strike a deal with creditors on those roads to reduce the cost of bailing them out.
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This broader approach is likely to eventually include using the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program to strike a deal with Democrats, the source said.
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But automakers fear that would create a messy patchwork and want California and the EPA to strike a deal that preserves a single nationwide set of rules.
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The Senate has not passed any, as the Republican-led chamber waited on President Donald Trump to strike a deal with Democrats on top-line spending numbers.
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If the two sides fail to strike a deal, Hilal may be forced to nominate a slate of directors who can put Harrison in the CEO seat.
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Negotiating the Iran nuclear deal was a long process in which both sides had to settle for less than they wanted in order to strike a deal.
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American trade negotiators will soon head to China for face-to-face talks as the world's two largest economies try to strike a deal, sources told CNBC.
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L has stoked concerns it may need to step up asset sales and even raise cash to strike a deal some investors say it can ill afford.
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Consequently, Trump has put himself in a position where he is about to waste the leverage he gained by canceling DACA by failing to strike a deal.
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Mr Rutte acknowledges the differences, but suggests that if he and Mr Macron can strike a deal, the rest of the EU may follow in their wake.
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The state of play: Mulvaney said bipartisan conference members have told him the realistic deadline to strike a deal in time to avoid another shutdown is today.
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But the party will have to patch over deep divisions and strike a deal before the end of October for the country to avoid a third election.
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British justice minister and "Out" campaigner Michael Gove says Britain could strike a deal with the EU similar to ones reached by Bosnia, Serbia, Albania and Ukraine.
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That reality could make talks difficult for the congressional negotiators who must strike a deal by February 15 or face another possible government shutdown when funding lapses.
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President Donald Trump has previously said his administration's tariffs on $250 billion in Chinese goods could stay in place even after the two countries strike a deal.
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The administrators of Niki are currently in talks with possible buyers for the Austrian unit and aim to strike a deal by the end of next week.
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Sometimes private equity firms borrow the money they use to strike a deal, which can put even more pressure on the firm to turn around a company.
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Oil-producing countries from inside and outside of OPEC hope to strike a deal this weekend to freeze production in order to stabilize the price of crude.
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Instead, the famously cantankerous President is laying low as his Republican colleagues in the Senate work furiously to strike a deal on a bill to repeal Obamacare.
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Liberal legislators are often hesitant to oppose Warren on financial issues, and her influence over the left could be costly for Democrats looking to strike a deal.
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When Snapchat for example, wanted to strike a deal to carry snippets of Olympics video, it had to negotiate independently with broadcast rights holders around the world.
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Rival parties will all try to blame each other but the threat of this happening will also be the main reason behind efforts to strike a deal.
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The criticism over the blaze has added to pressure on May who is trying to strike a deal with a Northern Irish party to stay in power.
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"I think it's possible to get to a solution in the next hour," he said when asked if House Republicans could strike a deal by next week.
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Dean said last month that Cohen appears to be looking to strike a deal with prosecutors who are investigating him in New York for his business dealings.
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Senate leaders have opted to wait until they strike a deal on overall spending levels with the House and the White House, though progress has been scant.
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And if times got tough, he said, he would use his business acumen to strike a deal with the nation's creditors for something less than full payment.
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As Republican leaders pushed to strike a deal on the plan, some GOP senators increased their calls to figure out a bipartisan solution for Obamacare's problems. Sen.
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But Suhail al Mazroui, United Arab Emirates oil minister, told CNBC Wednesday that all the participating countries were making every effort to strike a deal, including Russia.
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Officials from Washington and Beijing have been engaging in negotiations in an attempt to strike a deal on trade following a tariff fight that began in 2018.
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"The classic criminal defense conundrum is whether to proactively strike a deal or hope the evidence shapes up favorably for you," Ms. Clarence, the California lawyer, said.
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Trump, hungry to make good on his promise to reform President Barack Obama's signature legislative achievement, has urged Republican lawmakers to come together and strike a deal.
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In agreeing to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, President Trump may have believed that he could strike a deal to finally denuclearize the regime.
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He said he and Murray were trying to strike a deal that "extends cost-sharing payments for two years and gives states meaningful flexibility" in administering Obamacare.
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Democrats and Republicans say they're hopeful they'll strike a deal to aid Puerto Rico, but many GOP lawmakers are holding judgment until they see the new details.
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Lawmakers are also trying to strike a deal on extending the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), which had been reauthorized many times with bipartisan support for decades.
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The question is whether or not Trump is actually willing to kill the pact four months from now if the US and Europeans can't strike a deal.
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The statements add another layer of uncertainty to attempts to strike a deal with a company that's portrayed as a prime villain in the national opioid crisis.
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And while Congress is running out of time to strike a deal on the issue, the Republican leaders remains focused on rushing through an expansive legislative agenda.
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And Mr. Trump — who famously declared in March 2018 that "trade wars are good, and easy to win" — has yet to show he can strike a deal.
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Trump eventually intervened to strike a deal letting ZTE stay in business in exchange for paying a $1 billion fine and agreeing to monitoring by US regulators.
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But the president failed to strike a deal with Democrats that would give him the $222909 billion he wanted to build the wall, so here we are.
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For his part, Mr. Trump said it was unclear whether the show of tenuous détente would be enough to strike a deal to hold the summit meeting.
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Lawmakers have also expressed concerns about keeping Congress in session during the outbreak, which ramps up pressure to strike a deal before the end of the week.
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It may also need Beijing's help to strike a deal with North Korea as Washington and Pyongyang plan a high-profile meeting on June 12 in Singapore.
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The Iranian regime doesn't need to trust America or Mr. Trump to strike a deal; it just needs to act as a rational actor to avoid collapse.
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The Trump administration and some Democrats had long hoped to strike a deal before the weeklong recess to give lawmakers time in December to consider the pact.
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Johnson, who will set out his legislative agenda in the state opening of parliament on Monday, hopes he can deal strike a deal before the EU summit.
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Sometimes private equity firms borrow the money they use to strike a deal, which can put even more pressure on the firm to turn around a company.
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Only last year did SoftBank finally strike a deal by agreeing to sell Sprint to T-Mobile, a deal that 18 attorneys general are seeking to block.
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However, the PS's victory means it needs to strike a deal with only one of those parties, rather than two as before, and survive a confidence vote.
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In the two weeks since that promise, a group of the No. 2 leaders in each chamber who were deputized to strike a deal have gone nowhere.
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Yet Trump's push likely will not figure into official trade talks as the world's two largest economies try to strike a deal and end a damaging conflict.
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Like every bank with a regional headquarters in London, Citi cannot just wait in the hopes that politicians will strike a deal preserving its access to Europe.
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The former Speaker also commended Trump for his last-minute meeting with Schumer in the White House to try to strike a deal to avoid the shutdown.
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Yeung said he had advised Pope Francis to strike a deal during an audience at the Vatican in August, but had also stressed the need for caution.
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Asia stocks declined on Wednesday as U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to raise tariffs on Chinese goods if the two economic powerhouses do not strike a deal.
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Trump has said he hopes to strike a deal with Russia to replace the Obama-era deal that limits nuclear weapons in Russia and the United States.
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If they can strike a deal, the Senate's impeachment resolution governing the rules of the road could pass with broad support, as it did in Clinton's day.
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That would create breathing space for the political factions to strike a deal, with Abdul Mahdi remaining as caretaker premier until then, legal expert Tareq Harb said.
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This year, the parties were able to strike a deal by adding a work requirement into the expansion that brought a handful of conservative legislators on board.
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The prime minister has repeatedly said the U.K. will leave the EU no matter what on Oct 31, leaving little time to strike a deal with Brussels.
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After years of building up nuclear and long-range missiles that target American cities, North Korea may be ready to strike a deal to give them up.
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The central bank's forecasts are based on an assumption that the U.K. will strike a deal with the EU and keep relatively close trade links with the bloc.
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OPINION: Why Trump should strike a deal with North Korea Trade imbalance When they aren't discussing security challenges, the two world leaders are likely to focus on trade.
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Back in December, China and the U.S. agreed to stop slapping tariffs on each other's goods for 90 days while they tried to strike a deal on trade.
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Sen. Jeff Flake (R-AZ) has an idea to keep the government open and strike a deal on immigration: Stop focusing on President Donald Trump's constantly fluctuating opinion.
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Trump's main goal, as it was when they met for the first time in Singapore last June, is to strike a deal to dismantle North Korea's nuclear program.
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The toy retailer was forced to strike a deal with the creditors and toy companies to it owed after it was unable to cover its expenses in liquidation.
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"We are still in talks and haven't lost our optimism that we will strike a deal sometime in the future," he told Reuters at the Frankfurt auto show.
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If the two sides fail to strike a deal, Hilal may be forced to nominate a slate of directors who can put Harrison, 72, in the CEO seat.
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Major U.S. stock indexes dove Friday after the duties went into effect and President Donald Trump said "there is absolutely no need to rush" to strike a deal.
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But Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said he believed the EU would strike a deal, even as Dublin continued its preparations for all outcomes, including a no deal.
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The company's inability to strike a deal in the Middle East is particularly troublesome, because WWE has made a concerted effort to boost its presence in that market.
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The moves by the U.S. government and tech companies come as China and the U.S. try to strike a deal that would end the countries' ongoing trade war.
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Ambassador John McCallum's comments challenged the Canadian government's position that it will follow the rule of law on the extradition request, rather than strike a deal with China.
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Bass — a known China bear — has previously admonished American corporations for pushing Trump to strike a deal with China too quickly and out of their own self-interest.
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Still, it is not clear whether the two parties will strike a deal to maintain some economic ties before the deadline or if these will be completely severed.
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The White House can only strike a deal with Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer; their rank-and-file members cannot do the negotiating for their leaders.
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It's a massive offering that's likely to see good demand, and possibly more so if OPEC and global oil producers strike a deal that would stabilize oil prices.
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West Texas Intermediate crude futures ended the past week 303 percent higher at $230 per barrel, amid speculation OPEC and other producers will strike a deal on production.
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Sanders in 2006 helped strike a deal with the Chavez government in Caracas that brought cheap heating oil to low-income Vermonters and homeless shelters in the state.
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And some members were annoyed when the NRCC blasted Democrats for pushing for a pay raise for staffers and congressmen when they were trying to strike a deal.
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The South China Morning Post reported on Wednesday that Chinese President Xi Jinping will meet with U.S. delegates on Friday as both sides try to strike a deal.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Mike Esper indicated on Sunday that one factor behind the U.S. pullout was that the Kurds aimed to strike a deal with Russia and Syria.
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On March 2000, 0009, Darrow arrived at the company's office in the Flatiron Building in New York City to strike a deal with Parker Brothers president Robert Barton.
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The carrier reached an agreement with Verdi earlier this month, but UFO said on Friday it had sought to strike a deal that both unions could live with.
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Failing to strike a deal would amount to a major blow for Trump and his team, who entered office with GOP majorities in both the House and Senate.
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Six months on, the survival of her government is at stake as her conservative Bavarian allies threaten to shut their borders if she fails to strike a deal.
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Trudeau's government faces allegations that top officials pressured former attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould to direct prosecutors to strike a deal rather than go ahead with a trial.
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Three sources told CNBC that President Donald Trump wants the U.S. and China to strike a deal in hopes of boosting stock prices ahead of the 26 election.
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Trump and Kim curtailed their meeting in Vietnam early after failing strike a deal, which Fernanda Consorte, a currency strategist at Banco Ourinvest, said contributed to negative sentiment.
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Republicans and Democrats in Congress are struggling to strike a deal balancing a legislative fix for Dreamers and Trump's border security priorities, which include funding for a wall.
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Mr Kuczynski's prospects turn partly on whether he can strike a deal with Popular Force on issues requiring legislation, such as taxes and reform of municipal water companies.
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Why it matters: Gates pleaded not guilty last October to charges brought by special counsel Robert Mueller, but there have been reports he's trying to strike a deal.
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Democrats, meanwhile, went on the attack Tuesday, condemning the president for legitimizing what they say is a brutal regime and for appearing too eager to strike a deal.
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The appointment of Farage could be a necessary pill for May to swallow if she is to strike a deal and drive ahead with her intended hard Brexit.
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If successful, President Donald Trump will meet with Kim Jong-un in the following weeks to potentially strike a deal that few thought was possible only months ago.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan on Thursday said he believes House Republican leaders can strike a deal with tax reform holdouts to win their vote on a final bill.
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Dozens of House Democratic and Republican lawmakers are urging the Trump administration to go back to the negotiating table and strike a deal with Canada on softwood lumber.
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Thune said he was still hopeful that the upper and lower chambers could strike a deal on a long-term reauthorization, but he acknowledged time is running out.
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Ratcliffe told Reuters that he was confident that politicians would strike a deal which would maintain unfettered trade as both British and EU businesses stand to lose out.
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TV the bipartisan, bicameral conference committee on border security is "making good headway" in its efforts to strike a deal to avoid another government shutdown by February 2628.
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Perondi said the government expects to strike a deal with Congress leaders by Thursday and then spend the following two or three weeks seeking support for the measure.
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McConnell hopes to strike a deal on a revised version of the bill by Friday and send it to the Congressional Budget Office, according to The Washington Post.
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But as Democrats look to gum up the president's confirmation votes, it's unclear whether lawmakers will strike a deal to confirm her immediately or if she'll be delayed.
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But in Germany, VW was able to strike a deal with regulators to fix emissions with a software update, allowing its cars to retain their road-worthiness certification.
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While there are tensions among the right-wing parties, it is also unclear whether left-wing parties will strike a deal to allow Sanchez to remain prime minister.
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As the political pressure mounts — an election is looming — a colleague suggests to Weisberg that he ought to push the district attorney and Abramson to strike a deal.
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U.S. Senate Democrats and Republicans were working on an economic relief bill, aware that failure to strike a deal could trigger further heavy losses in U.S. stock markets.
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Having demonstrated the ability to strike the continental United States, the North believes it is in an advantageous position to strike a deal that would lift punishing sanctions.
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Government officials began meeting in 2016 with their Chinese counterparts to strike a deal, hoping to get the port off Sri Lanka's balance sheet and avoid outright default.
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In light of this, as well as poor business confidence, business groups have been pushing for the government to strike a deal on leaving the European Union quickly.
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The Trump administration appeared ready to strike a deal with France ahead of the Davos summit to further negotiate before the tax or retaliatory tariffs go into effect.
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Mr. Trump tweeted that China appeared to be running out the clock until the 2020 elections, and said that Beijing would prefer to strike a deal with Democrats.
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Both parties will need to strike a deal on which of the more than 100 amendments will get voted before the Senate sends the bill to the House.
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By the 1860s, having lost the Crimean War to Britain, and fearful that Britain would seize Alaska in any future conflict, the czar decided to strike a deal.
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When Sionis catches up to Quinn, the two strike a deal: he'll spare her life if she gets a diamond with mob secrets etched into it for him.
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Disney was able to strike a deal with Turner, the company that owns "Star Wars" broadcast rights, to make all but two of the films available for subscribers.
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The social media post comes as the White House negotiates with congressional Democrats to strike a deal to end the ongoing government shutdown, now in its 21st day.
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After actively seeking a phase-one trade deal with China, he is now saying that he is in no hurry to strike a deal before the 2020 election.
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As Trump scrambles to strike a deal to end the costly U.S.-China trade war, the president has raised pressure on the Fed to give him more leverage.
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The Italian company's top management has worked to strike a deal quickly, before viewership drops off after the Champions League final in May, according to one industry analyst.
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That makes for the perfect time to strike a deal and repair the U.S.-Mexico relationship, which Richardson says has been "in tatters" for the past six years.
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The North Korean leader, they said, doesn't necessarily want to rush to strike a deal that could be overturned if Mr. Trump does not win a second term.
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But if they don't strike a deal, or at least make serious progress toward one, things could go south fast — perhaps even escalating into a full-on trade war.
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Investors will be watching for any important developments on the U.S.-China trade front, with the two sides racing to strike a deal before a deadline in early March.
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In other words, while trade fears may be driving markets lower on Monday, a prolonged market and economic slump would eventually drive Washington and Beijing to strike a deal.
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It also raised concern that the two countries may not be able to strike a deal before the end of the 90-day grace period that started Dec. 1.
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But the British government has said it will not start to revert powers to London until April 18, giving the parties an additional two weeks to strike a deal.
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Even if Kim was willing to do so, Jackson says, he wouldn't strike a deal with an "anomalous" and erratic president who couldn't possibly "ensure continuity" into future administrations.
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While farmers and the government object to private sector actors playing such an enforcement role for soybeans, some Argentine growers urged their government to strike a deal with Monsanto.
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International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) president Rene Fasel has been scrambling to strike a deal indicating the ice hockey's governing body would find the money to cover the costs.
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In other words, Iran wasn't holding al-Qaeda operatives just for fun; it was doing so as a way to possibly strike a deal with America down the line.
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While Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer met with Chinese negotiators last week in talks Mnuchin called "constructive," the sides could not strike a deal.
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PogoTec's founder comes from the vision industry, was able to strike a deal with glasses companies like FGX International to build this proprietary track into their popular glasses frames.
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At the moment, Republicans and Democrats are trying to strike a deal over young immigrants who have protections from deportations under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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Early Thursday morning, President Donald Trump seemed to throw a wrench into congressional Republican efforts to strike a deal to fund the government and avert a Friday night shutdown.
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But it clawed back almost all its losses after a draft EU document made no mention of the possibility that the two sides will fail to strike a deal.
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If the ruling ZANU-PF wins the election, Mnangagwa has said he will strike a deal with the IMF and introduce a new Zimbabwean currency within 3-5 years.
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Zen said he was not criticizing the pope, whom he believed might not be briefed on "reality" because bureaucrats in the Holy See are eager to strike a deal.
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While skepticism swirled that the world's two biggest oil producers would actually strike a deal, the fact they are talking and publicly seeking to cooperate is a big step.
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"We have all along expected that OPEC would strike a deal as failure would have further removed its credibility," said Ole Hansen, head of commodity research at Saxo Bank.
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"Furthermore … the skepticism in President Donald Trump's administration about bilateral arms control treaties will make it far less likely the two could strike a deal on the INF dispute."
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The short-term options Short-term options may be out there, but there is a genuine effort to strike a deal, and strike it this week, people involved say.
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All will depend on whether the Socialists and Podemos set aside their differences to strike a deal for a coalition government and also get support from smaller, regional parties.
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It has until end of day Friday to lock down the sticking points and strike a deal that could avoid another funding lapse, or pass another temporary spending bill.
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Trump stressed that "we're getting along with China very well" as the countries try to strike a deal and ease trade tensions that threaten sustained damage to U.S. businesses.
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Saudi Arabia's willingness to strike a deal shifted at some point between the unsuccessful OPEC meeting held in June 2016 and the successful OPEC meeting held in September 2016.
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The deeper truth is that whether or not legislators on Capitol Hill manage to strike a deal that keeps the lights on, the nation's budget process is a mess.
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Why it matters: Gates would be the third person indicted in Mueller's investigation to strike a deal, and the move could turn up the heat on Manafort to cooperate.
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He said he had former Taliban comrades who had wanted to leave the Taliban but been unable to strike a deal with the government, so had joined IS instead.
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Negotiators say they don't want to kick the funding fight to next year, but lawmakers will have just 2628 scheduled work days to strike a deal by the Dec.
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A DUP source, cited by the Telegraph, said Friday that the party has previously worked well with May's Conservatives and would strike a deal to prevent Labour gaining power.
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But lawmakers have struggled to strike a deal that would codify DACA's protections, raising fears among some immigrants that they could be subject to deportation once the program ends.
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In the October 9 letter, Trump threatened to destroy the Turkish economy if Erdogan did not comply with US wishes and strike a deal with Kurdish forces in Syria.
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Even with the extra breathing room, Trump will be under pressure to strike a deal with China in order to keep the economy humming heading into the 2020 election.
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Lawmakers are expected to stave off a shutdown at least until mid-December, but have struggled to strike a deal on broad structural changes for the Ex-Im Bank.
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On Wednesday, Israel's defense minister, Avigdor Lieberman, said that the government should strike a deal with the Trump administration to authorize expanded construction in the major West Bank settlements.
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Stocks briefly clawed back into positive territory for the year on Wednesday, as Beijing and Washington both hinted that they could make concessions to strike a deal on trade.
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However, Washington and Pyongyang have proven unable to strike a deal, with the North refusing to give up its nuclear arsenal and the U.S. refusing to roll back sanctions.
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The ease with which Trump cut GOP leaders out of the loop to strike a deal with Democrats sent a wave of alarm through Republican conferences on Capitol Hill.
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Andrew M. Cuomo stepped in to strike a deal with park officials and a developer to transfer unused development rights and subsequently infuse $100 million to repair the pilings.
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President Donald Trump's trade agreement with Mexico is a good step forward but he needs to strike a deal with China to really provide some relief to farmers, Rep.
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But United Technologies' desire to strike a deal fell as its stock price declined, while its executives disagreed with their Honeywell counterparts over who would control the combined company.
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The president's latest immigration broadside against Democrats comes as lawmakers try to strike a deal to extend protections for people who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children.
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The negotiators are trying to strike a deal before the start of March, when the US government is due to sharply raise tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods.
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Other House Republicans say they want to pursue changes with the Senate and form a conference committee to strike a deal, but seemed more open to the bipartisan bill.
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Several swing district Democrats are also talking about drafting their own immigration proposal that would attempt to strike a deal with Republicans on issues beyond humanitarian aid, like farmworkers.
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If no agreement materializes, efforts to strike a deal become more complicated after June 1 because three-fifths majorities, rather than bare legislative majorities, are required to pass bills.
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Images of the migrants have prompted questions about whether the United States and Mexico will be able to strike a deal before the migrants reach the US' southern border.
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Trump is set to rescind the DACA program in March and is urging Congress to act; he's met with both conservatives and Democrats in efforts to strike a deal.
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Later Thursday night, Trump told Fox News' Sean Hannity that he would "most likely" declare a national emergency if he couldn't strike a deal with Congress on his border wall.
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The EU has piled pressure on Switzerland to go along, warning that failure to strike a deal means no increase in market access, dashing hopes for a new electricity union.
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If May failed to win an overall majority, she would be forced to strike a deal with another party to continue governing either as a coalition or a minority government.
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President Donald Trump gave the market a boost Friday when he said he was hopeful the U.S. and China would strike a deal on trade, a major focus for stocks.
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Prime Minister Theresa May is now officially on the clock: If she can't strike a deal to maintain power in the next week or so, her government will fall apart.
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Some Afghan officials fear the war-weary United States and the Taliban will strike a deal that allows Washington to end its involvement, leaving government forces to battle on alone.
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Russia's ability to strike a deal with one of America's closest allies in the fight against ISIS, however, could be viewed as a sign of eroding US influence in Syria.
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Trump says he will tariff the rest of China's $510 billion in trade with the U.S. if he and Xi cannot strike a deal in Buenos Aires on Nov. 29.
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With the SDF fearing for its survival, US officials have sought to perform damage control, suggesting that the US might strike a deal with Turkey to secure the SDF's future.
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Facebook decided against selling access to the API, and did not strike a deal with Tinder or other companies, including Amazon and Royal Bank of Canada mentioned in employee emails.
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Kudlow said Washington was willing to keep negotiating for a few more weeks, if not months, to strike a deal but declined to give a forecast for a final agreement.
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Thanks to Marcus, the Farrell's team is able to a strike a deal to make custom ice cream for even less than they currently spend for store bought ice cream.
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Lamar Odom says he's busting his ass in the gym to get back on the court -- telling TMZ Sports he wants to strike a deal to play pro basketball overseas.
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Cut off from international support, those still in control of towns near Homs have tried to strike a deal with Russia that would allow them to stay in the area.
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The "Chinatown" director, who turned 84 on Friday, has never returned and numerous attempts by his lawyers to strike a deal without him spending more time in prison have failed.
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VX last year, the U.S. company is under greater pressure to strike a deal, with three of the six global power houses in agrochemicals and seeds now out of play.
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The new offer comes as separate sources say the embattled Japanese conglomerate and Western Digital Corp are struggling to strike a deal ahead of their self-imposed deadline of Thursday.
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The EU now worries they could strike a deal on Syria that would benefit President Bashar al-Assad there, against rebels who have so far been backed by the West.
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Hopes that the two countries will strike a deal have driven the S&P 24.25 to a strong first-quarter performance and it has closed higher all of this week.
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Currently, the U.S. is attempting to strike a deal with the entire EU, and Obama said Britain could be pushed to the "back of the queue" should the nation exit.
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The U.S. is expected to boost tariffs on $85033 billion in Chinese imports to 25 percent within weeks, though the administration says its eager to strike a deal with Beijing.
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"We will guarantee his safety," Trump said, adding that if the U.S. and North Korea strike a deal, Kim would "be very proud" of what he did for his country.
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They just want to strike a deal that is good for both the bloc and the UK but also that does not encourage others to want their own bespoke arrangement.
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He also said he hopes the administration will soon strike a deal to include Canada in the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) reboot it had agreed to with Mexico.
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The price of oil has risen in recent weeks in part on hopes that those countries will be able to strike a deal that will help relieve a global glut.
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The Chinese could potentially strike a deal with North Korea that benefits the U.S., and ask the White House to back off on some of its trade demands, Cashin said.
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If OPEC fails to strike a deal in Algeria, the cartel is expected to try other measures to support oil prices during its policy meeting in Vienna on Nov. 30.
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As Republicans push to get their tax bill to President Donald Trump's desk by Christmas, they will also have to strike a deal with Democrats to keep the government funded.
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"We will guarantee his safety," Trump said, adding that if the U.S. and North Korea strike a deal, Kim would "be very proud" of what he did for his country.
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Shame, Robert and the rest of his 'Shark' pals didn't strike a deal with the inventor of Ring (which used to be called DoorBot) when he was on the show.
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But immediately, there was speculation that Gates — who's much younger than Manafort and has young children — might strike a deal to avoid a lengthy prison sentence and enormous legal fees.
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"His cushy lifestyle will evaporate almost immediately" The dismal conditions inside Northern Neck Regional Jail will likely make the option to strike a deal with Mueller all the more appealing.
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But at the same time, they said they were not going to strike a deal with the United States to keep asylum seekers on the Mexican side of the border.
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Oil prices plunged 24 percent on Monday in the biggest drop since 1991 after OPEC, the cartel of major oil-producing countries, failed to strike a deal on production cuts.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)The world's richest man may be looking to strike a deal with India's top billionaire to grab a bigger slice of the country's enormous retail market.
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As the debate over Democratic amendments dragged into the night, senators grew even more visibly frustrated as leadership failed to strike a deal on limiting the number of amendment votes.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday said that undocumented young people in the country should not worry about being deported, because Congress will strike a deal to extend current DACA protections.
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The U.S. government shutdown will go into a third day Monday, as the Senate failed to strike a deal to break an impasse before the work week starts in Washington.
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The U.S. and China hope to strike a deal and end a damaging trade war, and Trump's comments about the Bidens sparked questions about whether an investigation could affect talks.
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If Comcast and Charter strike a deal with Sprint, they will probably promote a bundle of wireless, cable and internet services that would be cheaper than buying each service separately.
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That led the two rivals to turn to a merger to try to revive their fortunes — the second time in two decades that they had tried to strike a deal.
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Crude oil prices are expected to be volatile ahead of the OPEC meeting on November 30 where members will try and strike a deal to cut output and stabilise prices.
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The president has repeatedly warned Beijing not to wait to strike a deal with his potential successor, insisting the U.S. economy is strong enough to weather a battle with China.
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House Democrats and Lighthizer have been in formal talks since June to strike a deal that would allow for Speaker Nancy Pelosi to put the USMCA up for a vote.
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"Looking at the U.S., I think Mr Trump wants to be re-elected next year so I think he will strike a deal somewhere down the road this year," he said.
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OPINION: Why Trump should strike a deal on North Korea Trump has not followed through on campaign threats to label China a currency manipulator or impose steep tariffs on Chinese imports.
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Support for the bill was uncertain, after Republicans and Democrats spent all day on Sunday trying to strike a deal, only to go home for the night short of an agreement.
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Trump appeared to be reviving an old playbook by threatening to ratchet up tariffs on Beijing in the hopes of applying pressure on China to force negotiators to strike a deal.
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Analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said that while they don't expect Trump and Xi to strike a deal at G20, Trump may hold off on additional tariffs for now.
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The only way they can reliably get out of the province is if Russia, Turkey, and Iran strike a deal and offer them a pathway out even as the fighting rages.
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But here's the ultimate question: Is the President's call for tariffs the opening bid in an elaborate effort to strike a deal on a border adjustment tax he wanted all along?
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There are worries in Tokyo that Mr Trump might strike a deal with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un, that protects America but leaves Japan exposed to a North Korean attack.
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CNBC caught up with Rosenthal at TechCrunch Disrupt in Brooklyn on Thursday, where the young entrepreneur said he was "hoping" to strike a deal offering him $50 million to sell soon.
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The sources said the Edinburgh Airport valuation concerns arose because of uncertainty over Britain's ability to strike a deal on access to Europe's aviation market after the country leaves the bloc.
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An emergency summit in November is widely considered the last real chance the U.K. and EU have to strike a deal to avoid a crash landing before Brexit occurs in March.
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Sixty-five percent of the survey respondents said no agreement is likely, while 52 percent said if producers could strike a deal, there would be a meaningful effect on crude prices.
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Since 16-year-old Carter Wilkerson took to Twitter to strike a deal with Wendy's for free chicken nuggets, he's gained newfound fame—both on the Internet and in real life.
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The companies could reach an agreement next month, and should the companies strike a deal, Centerbridge may sell Magellan's assets such as its pharmacy-benefit management business, according to the report.
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The reason for the change is a darkening world economy, caused primarily by the failure of America and China to strike a deal to bring their trade war to an end.
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In a letter to Trump read aloud by an aide to Liu at the White House, Xi called on negotiators to work hard to strike a deal that benefits both country.
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Houston shouldn't be favored in a playoff series against Golden State, but are also well-positioned to strike a deal for Paul George with some of the pieces they still have.
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Jorge Buendia, head of polling firm Buendia & Laredo, said if Pena Nieto could strike a deal on NAFTA, it would probably deliver at least a short-term boost to the PRI.
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Oil hit a 2016 high last week, encouraged by optimism that OPEC and its major non-OPEC counterparts could strike a deal next month to leave supply unchanged at January's levels.
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And some diplomats fear the tone of EU demands sounds too aggressive and may create a popular backlash in Britain that might make it hard for May to strike a deal.
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As a commonwealth, its only hope is that a pair of misfiring, polarised political parties 1,500 miles away manage to strike a deal to save it before the lights go out.
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Republican Senator Chuck Grassley predicted that the United States and Mexico would be able to strike a deal to avert tariffs President Donald Trump has threatened to impose on Mexican imports.
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As the head of the European Commission's directorate general for trade, Weyand would also oversee EU negotiations to strike a deal with the United States, and help steer policy towards China.
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BRUSSELS — Fearing a renewed crisis in Greece that could set off economic shock waves, policy makers across three continents have scrambled to strike a deal to ease the country's debt burden.
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In doing so, South Korea risks moving more quickly to strike a deal, which should be uncomfortable for the Trump administration reluctant to make concessions at the very outset of negotiations.
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The U.S. and the European Union have missed the deadline for a critical transatlantic data flow agreement — but those following the talks say negotiators have until Tuesday to strike a deal.
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Sanders will likely face questions about President Donald Trump's tweeted attack on the hosts of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" and Senate Republicans' effort to strike a deal on an Obamacare replacement plan.
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Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is pushing to strike a deal by Friday as several moderate and conservative GOP senators oppose the Senate's current bill to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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The two sides are seeking to strike a deal that will form part of the German carmaker's efforts to revive its fortunes more than a year after the emissions scandal broke.
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In Rome, far-right Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini said he would try to strike a deal with Germany next week ahead of an EU interior ministers' meeting in Innsbruck, Austria.
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The Aga Khan's fund will own the remaining 51 percent, Rigotti said, adding he hoped to strike a deal with unions by March over cuts to Meridiana's current 2,000-strong workforce.
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But Trump still signaled he was cautiously optimistic about being able to strike a deal with China, noting that there are certain issues the two countries don't have agreement on yet.
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However, the paper also warned that the UK will rely heavily "on the availability of existing labour" should UK and Eu negotiators fail to strike a deal by March next year.
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But his Forza Italia party may be poised to strike a deal with the anti-immigration League, a right-wing party led by Matteo Salvini that is polling at 12 percent.
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Until Republicans can determine who is doing the negotiating and writing the bills, we won't know if there's enough consensus among Democrats and Republicans in the Senate to strike a deal.
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Democrats have spent days hammering McConnell for letting the Senate leave Washington late last week before waiting to see if House Democrats and Mnuchin would be able to strike a deal.
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Where it stands: The Chamber, in a letter to U.S. and California regulators, urged them to strike a deal that enables continued increases in standards yet weakens the Obama-era targets.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is pushing for a significantly more robust federal-government response to the coronavirus pandemic as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi struggles to strike a deal with the GOP.
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According to the AP report, police are investigating Netanyahu in two cases, one involving an alleged attempt to strike a deal for more favorable coverage with a rival newspaper to Adelson's.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Britain must uphold EU climate change targets and environmental standards after the post-Brexit transition period, the bloc will say in negotiations to strike a deal on future ties.
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The senior aide and son-in-law then took an unannounced trip to Saudi Arabia in October 2017 as part of his efforts to strike a deal on Middle East peace.
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"They were so afraid that Theranos would turn around and strike a deal with their rival, their arch-rival, CVS that they just ignored their own in-house consultant," Carreyrou said.
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Earlier this year, Trudeaus government faced allegations that top officials pressured former Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould to direct prosecutors to strike a deal rather than go ahead with a trial.
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"Sometimes you have to walk, this was just one of those times," Trump said of his early departure from the summit, insisting he was in no rush to strike a deal.
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Related: Mr. Trump said today, "I have no deadline" for ending the trade war with China, suggesting that he could wait until after the 222 presidential election to strike a deal.
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Striking a deal The President, who'd grown irritated at the progress of peace talks, believed he was better positioned to strike a deal, according to a person familiar with his thinking.
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Pelosi has insisted that impeachment would not affect efforts to strike a deal on USMCA, and that the party has been on "a path to yes" since talks began last year.
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Two years ago there was talk of whether, with the nuclear dispute behind them, the United States and Iran might cooperate against the Islamic State and strike a deal over Syria.
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Despite a desperate need for cash however, Denel failed to strike a deal by the end of the year, the deadline by which SAMI said it wanted to conclude an agreement.
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As the Chinese economy churns along at the lowest growth rate since 2009, ChemChina may be better off trying to strike a deal now to expand its presence in markets outside China.
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The Trump administration has agreed to not raise tariffs on Japanese autos during negotiations, but Japan's economy would suffer a blow if the two countries cannot strike a deal and tariffs rise.
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Republican Senator Chuck Grassley predicted that the United States and Mexico would be able to strike a deal to avert tariffs U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to impose on Mexican imports.
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Trump has hoped to strike a deal that would boost markets and help along a strong US economy, believing his political prospects are closely tied to Wall Street and Americans' economic optimism.
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Obi-Wan and Luke might look like locals, but spinning a line of pure bullshit (as opposed to half-truthful bullshit) is just bad business when you're trying to strike a deal.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Ethiopia's mediator in the Sudan crisis urged the military rulers and the opposition coalition to hold direct talks on Wednesday to strike a deal on handing over power to civilians.
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Swiss biotech group Actelion's shares rose by more than 3 percent on Wednesday following a report that talks with Sanofi are making progress, increasing optimism that the two will strike a deal.
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The 30-stock Dow jumped midday Wednesday after White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders affirmed President Donald Trump's tweet earlier that China is coming to Washington this week to strike a deal.
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Spain has been without a government since an inconclusive December election and King Felipe VI is due to meet all parties next week in a last-ditch attempt to strike a deal.
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The PD has said it wants reassurances the 5-Star will not hold parallel consultations with the far-right League while trying to strike a deal with the opposition center-left group.
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One of Mr Moïse's first moves was to strike a deal with the IMF, which required Haiti to wean itself off the fuel subsidies that consume over a tenth of public spending.
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In the other corner, Helima Croft of RBC Capital Markets reiterated that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries will strike a deal, which will ultimately drive the price of crude higher.
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" Donald Trump blamed Democrats Sunday for his failure to strike a deal with Kim Jong Un in Hanoi, saying the open hearing of his former lawyer Michael Cohen "contributed to the 'walk'.
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"Vietnam would not want Mr Duterte to strike a deal with China over the South China Sea at the expense of Vietnam and other involved states," said political analyst Le Hong Hiep.
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Environment Secretary Michael Gove told CNBC on Monday that he was confident that May could strike a deal with the EU and avoid the dreaded, at least for markets, "no-deal" scenario.
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Sources included John Hoeven among those who urged Vice President Pence to give them more time to strike a deal, as they were likely to vote no on the 2015 repeal bill.
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DE) said on Tuesday it expects to strike a deal shortly to sell its loss-making Russian business to Russia's Safmar group, and take a 218 percent stake in Safmar's M.video (MVID.MM).
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To be clear, the short-term options may be out there, but make no mistake, there is a genuine effort to strike a deal, and strike it this week, people involved say.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Mike Esper indicated on Sunday that one factor behind the pullout was that the SDF aimed to strike a deal with Russia and Syria to counter the Turkish offensive.
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UK culture secretary Jeremy Wright said he was confident of improving mobile phone coverage, adding that the government would strike a deal with telecoms companies to improve phone signals in the countryside.
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The conservative HDZ and a small centre-right reformist party, Most ("Bridge"), are in talks on forming a new cabinet, and leaders have said they hope to strike a deal within days.
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While it's possible the Senate could stay, it's also possible Senate leaders could strike a deal to advance a number of spending bills and nominations so they can leave town on time.
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The Senate minority leader said he thinks the Democratic-held House and GOP-controlled Senate can strike a deal to keep the government running, but suggested Trump could blow up an agreement.
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Even if the two leaders strike a deal on the tariffs, Trump can deploy these tools to keep up pressure on intellectual property theft and other illicit efforts to acquire American technology.
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In an Oval Office meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau last week, Trump again threatened to scrap the free trade agreement if the countries cannot strike a deal to rework it.
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If Trump and Xi eventually strike a deal to reduce or eliminate tariffs, that would likely add momentum to the U.S. economy and deprive Democrats of a point of criticism next year.
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Democrats have spent the past 24 hours putting the blame squarely on Trump's shoulders, saying his constantly shifting positions have made it impossible to strike a deal to keep the government open.
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" Asked if she is worried that Pelosi's office will water down the drug pricing bill to strike a deal with the White House, Jayapal said, "I always have concerns, that's my job.
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And that may lead Walmart to strike a deal with eBay to be able to talk about why the deal makes sense in the short term, in addition to the long term.
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House Republicans want to be absolutely clear: President Donald Trump did not come to an agreement with Democrats on a program protecting an estimated 800,000 unauthorized immigrants, let alone strike a deal.
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Goldman Sachs said in a note to clients that Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping appear "more likely" to strike a deal that lifts some tariffs when they meet later in March.
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Things are unlikely to be so good this year even if the United States and China can strike a deal on trade, with experts predicting an acceleration in the global growth slowdown.
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Experts feared Trump might strike a deal with Putin over Syria that would include the US removing its 2,000 troops from the country and letting Russia manage the end of the war.
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The two leaders may strike a deal, but it will likely be a bad one for the US. Here's the background: America's roughly 2,000 troops in Syria are there to defeat ISIS.
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BUENOS AIRES/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Argentina's ambitious target to strike a deal with bondholders to revamp almost $70 billion in debts by the end of March was never going to be easy.
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The UK government is preparing to defy Donald Trump and strike a deal with Chinese telecoms company Huawei, despite the president&aposs repeated threats to cut off security ties with the country.
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They're hoping to strike a deal after the Trump administration announced it will phase out the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program that grants temporary work permits for the young immigrants.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average is down more than 360 points midday after Trump said he liked the idea of waiting until after the 2020 election to strike a deal with China.
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Some speculate that the president could turn to the Democrats again in the winter to strike a deal on government spending and the debt ceiling, or forge a grand bargain on immigration.
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However, the parliamentary arithmetic looks daunting for Johnson after he agreed to strike a deal with the world's largest trading bloc without the backing of the Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party (DUP).
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US-China trade: Stocks across China and Asia spiked following reports that President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping could soon strike a deal to end a yearlong trade war.
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Looking to brandish his diplomatic credentials and strike a deal that perplexed more experienced presidents, Trump made stopping the North Korean nuclear program a key focus of his first year in office.
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She may not go as far as holding his hand — but she will strike a deal with Mr. Trump that is good for Germany and good for her electoral fortunes at home.
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The president called for European allies to strike a deal fixing the terms of the international agreement, which unfroze key Iranian financial assets in exchange for a reduction in its nuclear programs.
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And Democrats are refusing to make any commitments until they strike a deal to shield from deportation hundreds of thousands of young immigrants who were brought to the country illegally as children.
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The EU hopes to start trade talks with Britain by March, leaving just 10 months to strike a deal and get it approved by London and the EU, including member states parliaments.
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If Nancy Pelosi intends to withhold articles of impeachment until Mitch McConnell and Chuck Schumer strike a deal on President Donald Trump's trial, the speaker could be in for quite a wait.
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He told some of his aides that he'd like to be more involved in the negotiations, but he was told it was more prudent for lawmakers to strike a deal among themselves.
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Mr. Trump has given mixed signals about whether he wants to strike a deal with China, and if any of his tariffs on $360 billion worth of Chinese goods will be removed.
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But it remains to be seen whether Democrats and Lighthizer will strike a deal that clears the path for Congress to consider the deal in the 23 legislative days left this year.
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In effect, Trump and Kim could either strike a deal for peace or put both countries back on the path toward war — underscoring just how risky this gamble really is for Trump.
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It was widely expected that Trump and Kim would strike a deal in Vietnam that included the US lifting some sanctions in exchange for North Korea dismantling part of its nuclear program.
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Major United States stock indexes climbed on Monday amid optimism the US and China might strike a deal, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which Trump often touts, gaining nearly 300 points.
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On Tuesday, Graham told CNN that he spoke to Trump on Monday about how to strike a deal to keep the government running after the three-week stopgap spending expires on Feb. 15.
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MoviePass, on the other hand, blew up in popularity because it was buying tickets for customers at cost to itself in a gamble that it could convince theater chains to strike a deal.
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Wall Street is also watching developments on the trade front as China and the U.S. try to strike a deal on trade — and the clock ticks down on the two nations' tariff ceasefire.
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Sources familiar with the agreement said prosecutors wanted to strike a deal in order to prevent Selna's order from becoming permanent, drawing publicity, and creating case law that could hamper ATF enforcement efforts.
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Rather than endure further mass displacement from northern Syria, the SDF chose to strike a deal with the Assad regime, leading to the return of Syrian soldiers to areas the SDF previously controlled.
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In addition, Farnsworth pointed out to AMC that it's going to lose business as a result of its unwillingness to strike a deal: We've pulled 10 AMC theaters — less than 2% of theaters.
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After selling its Breadcrumb POS business last year, Groupon this summer said that it would strike a deal with Grubhub to take on its delivery business and work in partnership in the future.
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Why it matters: The purchase came at a time when Kaiser was looking to strike a deal to become the health care provider for the city's employees, a contract that it ultimately won.
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A summit in Doha among the world's largest oil producing countries ended without an agreement on Sunday, as country leaders failed to strike a deal to freeze output and boost sagging crude prices.
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China and the U.S. are expected to strike a deal sometime in April, with the uncertainty surrounding the trade fight between the two economic powerhouses weighing on investor sentiment for much of 2018.
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Xerox – Xerox's largest shareholder, billionaire Darwin Deason, filed a lawsuit alleging that CEO Jeff Jacobson was told by the board to stop talks with Japan's Fujifilm but instead raced to strike a deal.
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Axalta (AXTA) is in talks with Dutch paint maker Akzo Nobel about an Akzo purchase, with Akzo saying it was in "constructive talks" following Friday reports that the two might strike a deal.
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Officials in his Administration believe that Obama's desperation to strike a deal emboldened Iran, which embarked on a campaign of hostile actions across the region, extending its influence to Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon.
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Xerox's (XRX) largest shareholder, billionaire Darwin Deason, filed a lawsuit alleging that CEO Jeff Jacobson was told by the board to stop talks with Japan's Fujifilm but instead raced to strike a deal.
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He could, perhaps, strike a deal with Democrats on what he might call a "wall-plus," which would be a mixture of wall-like barriers, technology and human assets to enhance border security.
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The company is hoping to strike a deal with one of its peers, who have signalled interest in buying parts of the company, people close to the matter have said in the past.
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Owing to the parliamentary elections, the Taliban might want to strike a deal with the government, leaving the dastardly work of wreaking havoc to the Islamic State-Khorasan Province (ISKP), the Afghanistan franchise.
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Secretary of State John Kerry traveled to Moscow for meetings with President Vladimir Putin, hoping to strike a deal to coordinate air attacks in Syria on the Islamic State and Al Qaeda's affiliate.
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But if lawmakers can't strike a deal with the President, there are still a number of government entities that would be affected by a lapse in funding, including: The Department of Homeland Security.
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As Deutsche Bank has controlled Postbank since 2011, it needs to either wait until the end of 2016 or strike a deal with tax officials if it wants to avoid heavy back taxes.
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On Tuesday Mahmud Dirir, Ethiopia's mediator in the Sudan crisis, urged the TMC and the opposition coalition to hold direct talks on Wednesday to strike a deal on handing over power to civilians.
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Target indicated last year it wanted to strike a deal to do scan-based trading for CDs and DVDs, which lets chains pay for items after they get scanned at checkout, per Billboard.
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The Trump administration may soon strike a deal with the Taliban in Afghanistan, which could potentially begin the process of withdrawing nearly all US troops from the country after 18 years of war.
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The cautious approach by two influential stakeholders means that the board of Renault, one of the crown jewels of French industry, won't strike a deal Tuesday but rather decide to begin formal negotiations.
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And even with a second summit on the books for next month, few experts believe Trump and Kim will be able to get past the current impasse in negotiations and strike a deal.
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From the producers of the Emmy-winning reality series, Shark Tank, comes Beyond the Tank, featuring the captivating and surprising outcomes after the Sharks strike a deal with the entrepreneurs on Shark Tank.
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Democratic Senator Chris Murphy, a leading gun control advocate, issued a statement on Monday saying that "time is running short" to strike a deal on a background check bill that could pass Congress.
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With creditors seeking to strike a deal ahead of their meetings on Thursday, though, the Greek parliament last week rushed to pass scores of additional austerity laws that the government had been delaying.
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But the Washington Democrat was generally complimentary of her party's efforts to strike a deal, and said while she might vote against it, the Progressive Caucus was not attempting to kill the deal.
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Or conservative Republicans could try to strike a deal, pairing one witness Mr. Trump wants to testify, like Hunter Biden, with each one that Democrats and a handful of Republicans succeeded in calling.
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LONDON (Reuters) - London's black-cab maker could strike a deal soon on the second overseas market for the new electric version of its famous taxi, the boss of the Chinese Geely-owned (0175.
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Last Wednesday, White House National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow said that while talks to strike a deal with Chinese officials have been positive, President Xi refuses to compromise over Beijing's trade policies.
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But this will happen only if the U.K. government is able to strike a deal with the European Union over a transition period after it leaves the bloc in March 2019, UBS said.
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TIME The EU hopes to start trade talks with Britain by March, leaving just 10 months to strike a deal and get it approved by London and the EU, including member states' parliaments.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly expressed admiration for President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and said he wanted to strike a deal with him to stop the Syrian war and focus on fighting terrorism.
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The Canadian manufacturer of planes and trains is working with Citigroup and UBS to strike a deal that could help create a rail champion to better compete with China's state-backed operator, CRRC.
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And fans outraged that Disney and Sony could not come to terms on how to keep Tom Holland's Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe swayed the companies to eventually strike a deal.
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And businesses remain on edge as US and Chinese negotiators try to strike a deal before the start of March, when the US government is due to sharply raise tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Talks between the two parties to strike a deal fell apart last month and investors have waited for the meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping later this month.
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These relate to allegations that Netanyahu accepted gifts from businessmen and that he tried to strike a deal with another media mogul for better coverage in return for curbs on a competing newspaper.
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Asked what it wants to replace the backstop with, Gove said Johnson was keen to explore with EU leaders how to strike a deal that UK lawmakers could back, without giving any further detail.
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Representatives for President Donald Trump and China President Xi Jinping have intensified efforts to strike a deal following a phone call between the two leaders earlier this month, according to a Financial Times report.
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Moon, who has met with Kim twice this year and lobbied hard for the summit between Trump and Kim, said he remains optimistic that Washington and Pyongyang would be able to strike a deal.
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LONDON, June 22 (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond said he was confident Prime Minister Theresa May will strike a deal with Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party to gain support for her minority government.
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Currently, the U.S. has imposed tariffs on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods, though President Donald Trump has threatened to tax the rest of imports from the country if they can't strike a deal.
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Wall Street is also watching developments on the trade front as China and the U.S. try to strike a deal on trade — and the clock ticks down on the two nations' tariff cease-fire.
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They appeared to wait for a signal from Trump — who laid out his case for a wall in a Monday tweet, but did not speak during the day about efforts to strike a deal.
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Trump in recent weeks has told U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue and others to strike a deal with the oil industry that will lift the ban, according to three sources briefed on the meetings.
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The Washington Post has a longer piece on the mass confusion over the China negotiations, and how markets appear to be losing faith in Trump's willingness or capacity to strike a deal with Beijing.
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President Trump has suggested that if he is unable to strike a deal with Congress to reopen the government, he is likely to declare a national emergency in order to build his border wall.
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The world's two largest economies are trying to strike a deal on trade by early March to avoid a planned increase in the tariff rate being imposed on Chinese imports by the United States.
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Senior administration officials billed Kerry's latest bid to strike a deal with the Russians as a last-ditch effort to test Russian intentions before the US abandoned plans to cooperate more closely with Russia.
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That's probably why Mueller wanted Flynn to strike a deal — one where Flynn likely agreed to a lesser sentence in exchange for giving an honest accounting of what he knows about Trump-Russia ties.
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In an unexpected twist, CP3 will lose his big, Nenê, in an early round and be forced to strike a deal with his ex-teammate, Blake Griffin, if he hopes to stand a chance.
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Slimane's track record of seeking to gradually increase his control over every facet of a brand, as he did at YSL, meant Dior could not strike a deal with him either, fashion sources said.
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The president had invited several moderate Democrats to the White House for lunch on Tuesday to try and strike a deal on their own that would fund both the government and the border wall.
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The 2 groups met several times last week to try to strike a deal before the extended deadline to renew their decades-old former contract expired, but were unable to come to an agreement.
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"Could I try to strike a deal with him and push for $20k or $15k so he feels like he's getting a discount for his past support?" a staff member wrote to Mr. Kaplan.
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What they're saying: The strategy hinges on Trump being able to strike a deal with Mexico's new president-elect, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, a populist who may be more open to a NAFTA deal.
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The United States will need to maintain the threat of tariffs on Chinese goods for years even if Washington and Beijing strike a deal, President Donald Trump's chief trade negotiator told lawmakers on Wednesday.
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The meeting came as lawmakers and the White House face mounting pressure to strike a deal on DACA, which offered young immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children a temporary reprieve from deportation.
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The survey comes as Trump faces growing pressure to strike a deal with China after more than a year of trade tensions have spurred fears of an impending recession ahead of the 2020 election.
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Oil prices plunged more than 220% after OPEC's failure to strike a deal with its allies on production cuts caused Saudi Arabia to slash its prices and reportedly get set to ramp up production.
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Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, said on Thursday that while the administration still hopes to strike a deal with Canada, he is confident that lawmakers would greenlight a revised Nafta that includes only Mexico.
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They will seek to strike a deal over Toshiba's chip business, the world's second-largest manufacturer of flash memory chips, which are used to store data in millions of smartphones and other digital devices.
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It could take the relationship back to the deep crisis of March 2015, when Netanyahu worked with Republicans to organize a speech before Congress railing against Obama's efforts to strike a deal with Iran.
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Trump has privately urged the House majority leader to strike a deal with the conservative Freedom Caucus founder, who is challenging McCarthy for the minority leader post next Congress, multiple lawmakers and aides said.
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Threats of a new trade war could escalate if the UK government pushes ahead with its plan to defy Trump and strike a deal with Huawei, the Chinese telecoms company building a 5G network.
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He has repeatedly contended that Beijing needs an agreement more than Washington does, and suggested he was content waiting until after the November 2020 election to strike a deal — a statement that disappointed investors.
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Pelosi said that Democrats and the White House had made progress toward amendments to the new trade pact, known as the U.S., Mexico and Canada Agreement (USMCA), and were eager to strike a deal.
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As Trump prepares to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping later this month, the pressure is on the president to strike a deal that continues to give the U.S. the upper hand with Beijing.
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The notion that a Lindsey Graham, a Republican from South Carolina, could strike a deal with Democrats to head off impeachment today, that he or someone like him would even try, seems almost unthinkable.
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White House budget chief Mick Mulvaney said Saturday that Trump's plans to travel to Davos next week are up in the air while Congress scrambles to strike a deal to fund the federal government.
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"We believe Papa John's may need to strike a deal with its franchisees to avoid store closures and/or lawsuits following the decline in sales caused by the company's public relations issues," O'Cull said.
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At first blush, Mr. Cohen seemed to be suggesting in his interview with George Stephanopoulos that he was inclined to strike a deal with the Manhattan prosecutors who have been investigating him for months.
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When President Trump next meets with Chinese President Xi Jinping, they should strike a deal to end the tariff war, codify China's commitments to reform and police compliance through WTO and other legal actions.
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Italy has said it aims to strike a deal before the election, and a person familiar with the matter has said the commissioners managing Alitalia were hoping to agree exclusive talks within the coming days.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is inviting House Republicans skeptical of the Obamacare replacement plan to the White House to try and strike a deal over a few frames at the White House bowling alley.
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They hit their session highs after President Donald Trump said he was hopeful the U.S. and China will strike a deal on trade, a matter that has been pressuring the market for most of 2018.
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Pompeo is right to note that Kim vowed to stop testing ICBMs, although his regime also signaled that it might change course if the US and North Korea don't strike a deal by year's end.
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Trump had said before leaving for the summit that he would be able to tell within minutes whether he&aposd be able to strike a deal with Kim to dismantle the North&aposs nuclear program.
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Hilderley explained that the steps Swift is taking now may work to her advantage: negative publicity could pressure investors to pull out of the deal or convince Big Machine to strike a deal post-sale.
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Yet interior minister Amber Rudd, who opposed Brexit in the referendum, said shortly afterward that it was "unthinkable" that the two sides would fail to strike a deal as it was in their own interests.
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Meanwhile, positive messaging from a meeting between UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Leo Varadkar, his Irish counterpart, raised hopes that the United Kingdom can strike a deal before the Brexit deadline on October 31.
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This coincides with similar comments Microsoft made to PC enthusiast website Toms Hardware earlier this week, noting that developers could "come to us" to strike a deal to sell Universal apps on stores like Steam.
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Kudlow's remarks also appear to downplay the Trump administration's urgency to strike a deal with China to address trade deficits, intellectual property theft and forced technology transfers — issues Trump has railed against throughout his presidency.
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Democrats, Republicans, and the White House have yet to strike a deal on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program (DACA), which protects about 700,000 undocumented immigrants who came to the United States as children.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Britain and the EU have yet to strike a deal on an initial Brexit divorce package, the European Parliament's Brexit coordinator Guy Verhofstadt said on Monday after meeting the EU's negotiator Michel Barnier.
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The White House's ever-shifting goalposts have made it all the more difficult for senators to strike a deal to provide a permanent solution for DACA recipients — which everyone, even allegedly Trump, wants to do.
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Oil prices rallied in the last two sessions and surged Thursday on hopes that top oil producer Russia will cooperate with OPEC and the Saudis to strike a deal to tackle oversupply through production cuts.
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Of course, it is not clear that Mr Duterte will be able to strike a deal with China, or even that he will continue to pursue the diplomatic volte-face he seems to be contemplating.
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Assange, according to the report, is looking to strike a deal with the US so he can stop living in asylum at the Ecuadorian embassy in London, where the two met for three-hours Wednesday.
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Immigration has emerged as a political lightning rod in recent years, but senators argued that if members as politically divergent as Cruz and Feinstein could strike a deal, that would likely guarantee it could pass.
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That would have to be set against substantial economic pain inflicted on Americans, a likely sharp downturn in global markets and another highly visible instance in which the president was unable to strike a deal.
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Cameron will be in Brussels on Friday for talks with Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, three weeks before an EU summit where he hopes to strike a deal on EU reforms before calling the referendum.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross doubled down on Monday, telling CNBC that Trump is "perfectly happy" to impose tariffs on the remaining $23 billion of Chinese imports if the two countries fail to strike a deal.
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But talks are continuing apace behind the scenes, participants say, ahead of a deadline of early December to strike a deal which can then be fully formalized by the 27 government leaders at the summit.
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Several people familiar with the matter told Reuters on Thursday that family-owned firm Zeitfracht and maintenance group Nayak were together poised to strike a deal to buy the cargo marketing platform and maintenance units.
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The rise came even as U.S. oil futures scaled back from 15-month highs reached in October because of bets that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries would strike a deal to reduce output.
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With his economy slowing dramatically recently, Chinese President Xi Jinping will be under increasing pressure to strike a deal with Trump to end the tariff battle, said Scott Rothbort, the president of LakeView Asset Management.
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During a visit to the White House on Wednesday, Erdogan was asked why he "ignored" Trump's letter from October, which urged him to strike a deal with Kurdish forces in northern Syria rather than invading.
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A detailed Politico report uncovered allegations that a series of drug prosecutions tied to Hezbollah were abandoned at the same time the Obama administration worked to strike a deal with Iran on its nuclear program.
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McConnell and McCarthy are eager to strike a deal to avoid the prospect of another government shutdown, even if it means giving Democrats an increase in domestic nondefense spending, which most Republicans would otherwise oppose.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said that he remained confident that negotiators can strike a deal on Britain's exit from the European Union but that talks were entering a rocky couple of weeks.
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If U.S. policymakers are able to strike a deal with China to negotiate an outcome that benefits the United States and avoids a trade war, it would be a win for the market, Cramer continued.
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"The idea you have a retailer that if they can strike a deal with the most profitable company in the world and lock out independent resellers is concerning for the future of commerce," Wiens said.
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The development came after Johnson met with Irish prime minister Leo Varadkar on Thursday, who offered a strikingly upbeat assessment of the chances that the UK can strike a deal by next Thursday's EU summit.
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With U.S.-Canada relations at a low after G-7, the risks are rising that the U.S., Canada and Mexico will be unable to strike a deal to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The latest signals indicate that "neither side feels such urgency to strike a deal that they are willing to quickly and publicly bend on core positions," analysts from Eurasia Group said in a note Thursday.
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Stocks had briefly clawed back into positive territory for the year on Wednesday, as Beijing and Washington both sent signals indicating they could make concessions to strike a deal that resolves their differences over trade.
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We first meet Golden and Silver as they are trying to lure a family of musicians to a watery death, only to strike a deal with them that leads to the mermaids joining their band.
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But both those aims have often been at odds with each other as he has worked to strike a deal with Xi, who is facing his own domestic pressure now to bow to US demands.
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Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, which seeks to limit legal and illegal immigration, said he worried that Democrats would take advantage of Trump's eagerness to strike a deal on Dreamers.
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Schumer has pushed for a shorter-term funding extension of only a few days to give lawmakers more time to strike a deal on bipartisan immigration legislation, which Democrats wanted to see passed this week.
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At the same time, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was able to ward off a rebellion from the left and strike a deal that will likely ensure the passage of her drug-pricing bill, Politico reports.
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The Kim government gained an additional boost from the president's own remarks, in which he praised the North Koreans as "incredible people" and hailed their efforts in striving to strike a deal with the U.S.
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Assad said earlier this month the government, at Russia's suggestion, was seeking to strike a deal in the southwest similar to agreements that have restored its control of other areas through withdrawals of rebel forces.
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In Volkswagen's case, the settlement may reflect eagerness on the part of Obama administration officials to strike a deal while they are still in office, and the company's reluctance to gamble on the new leadership.
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The U.S. president added fresh uncertainty to proceedings on Tuesday when he told reporters in London it might be better to wait until after the United States' 2020 election to strike a deal with Beijing.
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The U.S. and Canada are attempting to strike a deal that would bring our northern neighbor into the North American Free Trade Agreement revamp that the Trump administration and Mexico have already agreed to sign.
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Senator Thom Tillis of North Carolina has called for Republicans to strike a deal that included "long-term security" for the young immigrants known as Dreamers who were brought to the country illegally as children.
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Part of CFIUS' current concern, which is echoed in a letter Cornyn sent to Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin last week, could lie in the fact that Broadcom has failed to strike a deal with Qualcomm.
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The stakes are high: Failure to strike a deal could bring down the government of Germany, Europe's wealthiest economy, and potentially spell the end of free movement within the EU, one of the bloc's hallmark achievements.
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Britain wants to strike a deal on future trade relations with the EU before it officially leaves the bloc on March 29, 2019, but officials are also drawing up plans for negotiations ending without an agreement.
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The Trump administration is eager to strike a deal with Saudi Arabia to share nuclear power technology with the kingdom, as the domestic industry struggles to compete with lower-priced power sources such as natural gas.
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Basu also repeated a warning from police that failure to strike a deal with the European Union that allowed Britain to continue sharing and receiving intelligence with their European colleagues would harm the fight against terrorism.
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Trump had just won on the East Coast, and Ted Cruz and John Kasich were just about to strike a deal that would've theoretically given Kasich a clean one-on-one shot at Trump in Oregon.
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Though cast as up-and-coming Silicon Valley darling, WeWork soon proved rife with financial pitfalls that later forced SoftBank to strike a deal to take control of the company with $5 billion in new funding.
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Backdrop: The Baltimore Sun revealed earlier this year that health provider Kaiser Permanente bought $114,000 worth of Pugh's children's books at the same time it was looking to strike a deal with the city of Baltimore.
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LONDON, June 20 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May is likely to strike a deal to stay in power with the support of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party on Thursday, according to the BBC's political editor.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump says he is a master of the "art of the deal," but does he need to be as close as possible to those he is trying to strike a deal with?
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Caretaker Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez failed in his first attempt on Tuesday to get parliament's backing to form a government, leaving him two days to try and strike a deal with the far-left Unidas Podemos.
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During a bipartisan White House meeting on Thursday, members of Congress asked Trump to consider upholding protections for immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and a handful of African countries to help strike a deal on immigration.
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Carney said banks might face a "disorderly Brexit stress test" in March next year if London and Brussels fail to strike a deal over their future relationship in time for Britain's departure from the European Union.
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Unable to strike a deal with any U.S. carriers with U.S. politicians calling for a ban on the company's products due to national security concerns, Huawei still has no carrier partner to sell its phones Stateside.
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SOME TARIFFS MAY STAY Goldman Sachs said in a note to clients that Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping appear "more likely" to strike a deal that lifts some tariffs when they meet later in March.
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ZURICH, Dec 21 (Reuters) - Swiss biotech group Actelion's shares rose by more than 3 percent on Wednesday following a report that talks with Sanofi are making progress, increasing optimism that the two will strike a deal.
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Failure to strike a deal with Canada would call into question the EU's ability to forge other agreements and undermine a bloc already battered by Britain's vote to leave it and disputes over Europe's migration crisis.
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The president has said he is willing to force another shutdown or declare a national emergency to secure funding for a wall along the southern border if lawmakers do not strike a deal to his liking.
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If anything, it would force conservative opponents of spending increases to the table and spur them to strike a deal reducing spending hikes in some areas in exchange for greater hikes where money is needed more.
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While the Department of Homeland Security found money to pay Coast Guard payroll at the end of December, future paychecks are uncertain if Congress and President Donald Trump can't strike a deal on border wall funding.
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Giuliani, however, told The New Yorker that the Trump legal team may strike a deal with the special counsel that would allow the White House to reject the public disclosure of information covered by executive privilege.
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Negotiators are widely optimistic they can strike a deal by Friday, or possibly stretch out talks over the weekend, and still ensure their legislation would have time to pass both chambers by the February 15th deadlines.
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Negotiators have worked to strike a deal that would raise budget caps on defense and domestic programs and allow a bill to pass that would fund the government through September, the end of the fiscal year.
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The two sides have until Sunday to strike a deal on a new Safe Harbor pact that would allow major U.S. firms such as Facebook and Google to handle Europeans' data without fear of regulatory action.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland and the European Union could strike a deal on curbing immigration to the neutral Alpine country soon after Britons decide in June whether to quit the bloc, Swiss Foreign Minister Didier Burkhalter said.
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Last Thursday, Canadian Prime Minister said that he felt "positive" about trade talks with the United States, and Mexico's Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo said that the countries could strike a deal by the end of May.
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The two governments are scrambling to strike a deal by March 2, when the US government plans to hike tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods to from 10% to 25% if no agreement is reached.
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Fighting for her political survival, May has been trying to strike a deal with a small Northern Irish Protestant party to avoid a second election that could delay Brexit talks and damage the $2.5 trillion economy.
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Why it matters: As part of their preparation for the Trump-Kim June 12th summit in Singapore, senior administration officials are studying potential next steps if the two strike a deal to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula.
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J.P. Morgan analyst Christyan Malek expects OPEC to strike a deal that will satisfy Iran and put the cartel on track for an agreement with Russia and other producers, who are scheduled to meet on Saturday.
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Alderson said Cespedes's agent had indicated a desire to strike a deal with a team sooner rather than later, and the Mets hoped to resolve the situation one way or the other within the next month.
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Menaced by the Turkish military, other rebel militias and the Russian-backed Syrian government, with whom it might strike a deal, the Kurdish-led S.D.F. could lose control over the prisons as the war rages on.
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They argued the law was a long-overdue tool needed to wrestle back some control over how their content is distributed online, providing them more power to strike a deal with an internet behemoth like Google.
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Oil prices dived to around $30 per barrel on Monday after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, or OPEC, failed last week to strike a deal with its allies — including Russia — to cut production further.
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Lawmakers were keenly aware that the failure to strike a deal could trigger heavy losses in U.S. stock markets when they open on Monday morning, with Wall Street analysts and investment managers expecting another rough week.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump left open on Wednesday the possibility that the United States could ease sanctions on Iran, adding he believes Iran wants to strike a deal with Washington on its nuclear program.
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"The first calling point of the U.K.'s negotiator immediately after #Brexit will not be Brussels, it will be Berlin, to strike a deal," then Brexit secretary David Davis tweeted shortly before the referendum in 2016.
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However, Mr Costa now needs to strike a deal with only one of those parties, rather than both of them, as before, in order to survive any confidence vote or pass a bill or a budget.
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The White House and Republican lawmakers and sought to strike a deal with Democrats that would have included border wall funding and provide legal status or citizenship for DACA recipients, but a deal has remained elusive.
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Washington (CNN)When Donald Trump stepped into the White House in 2017, the President gave his son-in-law-turned-senior-aide Jared Kushner considerable power in trying to strike a deal for Middle East peace.
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A slowing economy, combined with an unresolved trade dispute, would increase the odds of Trump losing support from farmers and those in the business community who have been urging him to strike a deal with China.
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With hours left before Illinois begins an unprecedented third year without a full budget, warring leaders were still trying to strike a deal in a political and fiscal crisis that has engulfed the state since 2015.
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The Florida GOP senator, a key co-author of the 2013 Gang of Eight comprehensive immigration bill, has no plans to join a swelling bipartisan group of senators trying to strike a deal to protect Dreamers.
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Instead, he believes it's more likely that either Lyft and its peers will strike a deal with California's government over the next several months, or they will prevail in a state ballot measure challenging the bill.
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You gotta watch the entire interview on tonight's show -- Sytch describes the kind of video she wants to make and tells us how she plans on spending the money if the two sides strike a deal.
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In May, the United States and China initially appeared willing to strike a deal that would see China reduce its $350 billion surplus in the trading of goods by buying more U.S. agriculture and energy products.
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One Democratic aide argued progressive leaders were "toxically whipping up" other progressives in the early stages of the bill to get as many of their demands as possible included, making it difficult to strike a deal sooner.
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Sanchez opposes the "grand coalition" of centre-left and centre-right parties proposed by Rajoy and wants instead to strike a deal with leftist newcomer Podemos and other smaller groups to obtain a majority of "progressive forces".
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Trump and Xi are set to meet in two weeks at the G20 summit in Argentina to try and strike a deal to lower tariffs on roughly $360 billion worth of goods flowing between the two countries.
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Trump appeared to be reviving an old playbook by threatening to ratchet up tariffs on Beijing in the hopes of applying additional pressure on China to force negotiators to strike a deal as early as this week.
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In another positive for equities, Republican Senator Chuck Grassley predicted the United States and Mexico would be able to strike a deal to avert tariffs that U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to impose on Mexican imports.
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With Greece at odds with its creditors and growing fears that it may default on its debt, a member of an opposition party believes Athens will strike a deal to remain a member of the euro zone.
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Indeed, supporters of the deal pointed out that if Trump were ever to strike a deal with North Korea about its nuclear weapons program, he would be lucky to get something that looked like the Iran deal.
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Schumer says he's gonna try to strike a deal with the Prez -- who wants his southern border wall funded -- but makes note that Trump is like Jell-O on when it comes to sticking to one position.
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Without it, an internet service provider like Comcast, for instance, could strike a deal with Netflix to make sure that Netflix videos load faster on its network than videos from other services, effectively killing off any competition.
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"Deal or no deal, parliament will have a meaningful vote and to be clear there will be no hard #Brexit when the EUWithdrawal Bill is passed," Soubry tweeted before a 1600 GMT deadline to strike a deal.
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The back and forth of OPEC ministers will be the focus across financial markets Tuesday as the oil cartel attempts to strike a deal that would once more change its strategy in the new world energy order.
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With just over eight months left until Britain is due to leave the European Union, there is little clarity about how trade will flow as Prime Minister Theresa May tries to strike a deal with the bloc.
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"Our partners do not want to develop, so either we convince them to invest or we convince them to strike a deal that will give us control," Moretti said, speaking at the annual shareholders meeting in Rome.
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With just over eight months left until Britain is due to leave the European Union, there is little clarity about how trade will flow, as Prime Minister Theresa May tries to strike a deal with the bloc.
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Parliamentarians in Russia gave a mixed reaction on Monday to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's proposal to strike a deal on nuclear arms cuts in exchange for Washington lifting sanctions imposed on Moscow over the Ukraine crisis.
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According to Bloomberg, Hulu has yet to strike a deal with the broadcaster for its upcoming live TV bundle, while YouTube is paying higher-than-average fees to license CBS content for its upcoming pay-TV service.
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More policy steps are expected in coming months, though some relief might be in the offing for businesses as signs emerge that Beijing and Washington might strike a deal to end their bitter year-long trade war.
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After PM May's botched gamble on a June 8 snap election deprived her Conservative Party of a majority, she is trying to strike a deal with Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party to prop up her minority government.
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As the courtroom drama unfolds, there is likely to be plenty of speculation about whether Manafort is still in a position to strike a deal with prosecutors in exchange for information on Trump or other Trump associates.
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The French government, which owns the remaining 33.3 percent of STX France, hopes to strike a deal that separates the French arm from its South Korean parent and leaves the French state with a blocking minority stake.
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Pompeo and his team of experts know the North Koreans have a track record of delays and obfuscation, but feel previous issues should not preclude an attempt to strike a deal, the senior State Department official said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A senior British cabinet minister said on Wednesday he expected that Britain would be able to strike a deal with the European Union to leave the bloc eventually, even if it was not a certainty.
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Consequently, immigration restrictionists in Congress and in the White House have been unwilling to strike a deal that offers Democrats anything of value — hence the need to try to extort the money from Democrats with the shutdown.
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She notes that, by then, Facebook had "moved beyond acqui-hires to doing big tech bets," but like everyone in the M&A world, she wasn't able to strike a deal with every interesting founder she met.
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Another obstacle is that Alexander has recently said he is moving on from trying to strike a deal on the polarizing health care law and instead is focusing more broadly on lowering health care costs in general.
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On Monday, analysts were quick to suggest that Comcast strike a deal for a wireless carrier to stay competitive with AT&T, which already counts more than 100 million subscribers across its wireless, broadband and DirecTV offerings.
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Still, he wants to strike a deal with Beijing and force China to change its trade practices as he looks to show he has followed through on a key campaign promise ahead of his 2020 reelection bid.
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In talks last year over the North American Free Trade Agreement, Mr. Trump threatened to leave Canada out of the deal entirely and strike a deal with Mexico, a gambit that brought negotiations to a rapid conclusion.
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Those persistent complaints, along with his often-confusing stance on the alliance, have unsettled many South Koreans, some of whom fear that Mr. Trump could strike a deal with North Korea that would leave their security compromised.
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Unable to strike a deal with a streaming service, the 33-year-old comedian bankrolled the special himself, hiring a camera crew that he'd known through a mutual friend and an editor he'd gone to college with.
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President Sergio Mattarella has asked them to report back to him on progress later and if they fail to strike a deal, he is expected to name a caretaker government and call elections as early as October.
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