S. trade truce, including no written commitments and when the truce period starts.
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"This is a semi-truce with plans to build an actual truce," she said.
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But it has to be a real truce, a complete truce that is guaranteed and assured.
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But I think this truce or any truce is always good since people are really tired of the war.
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"The truce was supposed to have come into effect at 12 midnight, but now there is no truce," he said.
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The Latakia truce was for three days and the Ghouta truce, initially for 24 hours, was also extended by another 48.
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That period ended with a truce that exchanged labor peace for laws that facilitated unionization, a truce that is now all but broken.
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I think the key difference that a truce means for the Fed is that if there is a truce, it could be one cut.
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Markets cheer trade truce: Global markets were rallying early on Monday after the United States and China reached a truce in their trade conflict.
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The gang truce lasted longer than most — 18 months.
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Deals • Campbell Soup and Third Point have a truce.
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Iran, Russia and Turkey ended truce talks in Kazakhstan on Tuesday with the announcement of a trilateral mechanism to observe and ensure full compliance with a shaky truce between Syrian warring parties.
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A senior Israeli official confirmed a truce was in place.
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The two sides are in a truce period until March.
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Two years later, he and the party struck a truce.
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Strictly speaking, a truce is an informal halt in fighting.
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Stated differently, OPEC has declared a truce on oil prices.
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Administration officials differ on whether a truce can be struck.
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We saw a trade truce after the last G753 meeting.
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After some weeks of fighting both countries signed a truce.
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WILL a truce ever be declared in America's culture wars?
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"From day one, the truce hasn't protected us," said Xelil.
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Five questions about the latest truce: How will it work?
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"The truce is over, what's coming is struggle," said Torrealba.
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Attempts to negotiate a truce in recent months have failed.
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The two countries then agreed a trade truce on Dec.
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Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman have finally called a truce.
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But the truce has not seen the airstrikes stop completely.
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S. tariff truce and signs of slower company earnings worldwide.
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The gang truce started in 2012 and lasted until 2014.
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Consider The Break (original title, La Trêve, meaning "the truce").
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They say the truce has nothing to do with him.
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She said that Putin had agreed the truce must last.
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"Do you believe there's something called a truce?" he said.
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He did not mention the U.N. call for a truce.
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Russia's role crucial The Russians are crucial to any truce.
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The regime after the truce is as it was before.
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It has since found an uneasy truce just above $1.3300.
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Akzo Nobel and Elliott finally reached a truce in August.
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He could easily blow up the trade truce, for example.
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The tweets were deleted, and an uneasy truce was called.
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Stocks started the week higher after news of the truce.
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CHARDARA, Afghanistan — In the end, the truce was too short.
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They could also meet there to discuss enforcing the truce.
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The ministry also urged insurgent factions to join the truce.
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" — Twitter, Elliot strike truce that lets Dorsey stay: "Twitter Inc.
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"We see some possibility of a truce," BlackRock analysts said.
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Theirs is a tense journey towards a begrudgingly admiring truce.
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Each side has accused the other of breaching the truce.
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"Without reason, without truce, there's no real democracy," he said.
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An open border was a critical part of that truce.
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"A Christmas truce for now is supporting risk sentiment," Markets.
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The truce established in the church hall had been broken.
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The president did his best to negotiate a marital truce.
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U.S. officials: Syria ceasefire 'better than expected' Rebel negotiation coordinator: Truce 'close to collapse' The temporary truce also is supposed to ease the way for peace talks scheduled to take place Wednesday in Geneva, Switzerland.
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A trade truce with China has done little to reduce the uncertainty that threatens the global economy WASHINGTON — President Trump's trade truce with China may have temporarily cooled tensions between the world's two largest economies.
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They broke the truce that was agreed to a year ago.
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The truce talks involving Israel and Hamas are the most urgent.
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Above, the leaders at the truce village of Panmunjom this morning.
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Had the U.S.-Russian brokered truce, which took effect on Sept.
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The 48-hour truce started at noon (0900 GMT) on Saturday.
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But Syria's army said the seven-day truce period had ended.
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But in 2012 the KNU signed a truce with the army.
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Will there be a truce, a deal or a further breakdown?
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It's true a truce was announced and it's been 24 hours.
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As of season four, Bobby and Chuck have brokered a truce.
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The partial truce that was agreed in February has not held.
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In this light, the new rules represent a truce—for now.
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That truce largely collapsed and the escalating violence torpedoed the talks.
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But still, having a truce to relieve the people is needed.
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Trump himself seems in no particular mood to declare a truce.
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The coronavirus pandemic has produced an unexpected and welcome political truce.
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A Reuters witness said that truce continued to hold on Saturday.
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Meanwhile, mediators are struggling to keep a nationwide truce in effect.
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Instead, the clock is now ticking on the 90-day truce.
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The gangs had initiated a new truce, independent of the government.
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Germany's migration truce, Britain's supposed Brexit dividend and Turkey's education battle.
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We'd declared a truce, and transitioned from adversaries into allies. Opinion
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This was the second such truce announced there in a month.
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The government and Russia unilaterally agreed to a truce on Aug.
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Chinese officials seized on the temporary truce during a press briefing.
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That cease-fire is the first Ramadan truce in 20033 years.
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"Yeah," I said curtly, afraid that the truce would not last.
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S. trade truce, with Brazil's real touching a two-week low.
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Despite an Olympic truce, the propaganda battle around the games continues.
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He tells how the First World War included a Christmas truce.
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Despite some skirmishes, the truce in Hudaydah has been largely respected.
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TRUCE ENDS Trump's tariff announcement abruptly ended a five-month truce in a trade war that has cost the two countries billions of dollars, slowed global growth and disrupted manufacturing supply chains and U.S. farm exports.
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Park said the UN Olympic Truce Resolution, which has been adopted every two years since 1993 to cease all conflicts during the period of the Truce, will be adopted at the UN General Assembly on Nov.
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TRUCE ENDS Trump's announcement on Sunday abruptly ended a five-month truce in a trade war that has cost the two countries billions of dollars, slowed global growth and disrupted manufacturing supply chains and U.S. farm exports.
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On Tuesday night, India and Pakistan's top military commanders brokered the new truce via a telephone hotline, promising to restore "in letter and spirit" a 2003 truce agreement, according to near-identical statements released by both sides.
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Digital tax truce: French and American officials seemed to strike a truce on Wednesday in a spat over France's plan to impose a 3 percent tax on the revenues that technology companies earn from providing digital services.
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The Ukrainian military said rebels had opened fire on Ukrainian positions four times since the truce came into force, while separatist officials also accused the Ukrainian side of not fully respecting the truce, separatist website DAN reported.
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A drastic escalation of fighting in Aleppo has shattered a partial truce.
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And if their truce is short-lived, she's prepared for that too.
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China and the U.S. agreed to a 90-day truce on Dec.
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She's just placating Jon and Daenerys with the idea of a truce.
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But on September 30th he called a truce in one of them.
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A truce was brokered by the United States and Russia in February.
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Russia and China vetoed a UN Security Council resolution demanding a truce.
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A trade truce between America and China could transform the economic outlook.
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Israeli officials did not comment on whether a truce had been reached.
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It seemed as good a time as ever to call a truce.
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MI) could pave the way to a truce with France's Vivendi (VIV.
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The truce does not include Islamic State or al Qaeda-linked fighters.
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Mr Trump endorsed his candidacy, though their truce is unlikely to hold.
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Other stocks on Goldman's list are also rallying on the trade truce.
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Though the truce flag is subtle, its message is just as strong.
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The truce flag was, in its original intention, woven as a dishcloth.
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That truce between the judge and prosecutors, though, did not last long.
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An announced U.S.-China trade truce also helped push the peso higher.
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No word on how the lack of juice was affecting the truce.
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Earlier attempts to call a truce were just met with more bloodshed.
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After months of squabbling, Jenner and Chyna, 27, recently called a truce.
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This truce is nothing more than a preparation for a huge battle.
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Two senior Turkish military sources denied any such truce had been agreed.
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The State Department said the truce had begun at 12:01 a.m.
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Read more: Don't be fooled by Trump's trade-war truce with China.
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Violence has surged since last summer, when a fragile truce fell apart.
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The current trade truce with the European Union also bolsters that focus.
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We look at the best and worst possible outcomes from the truce.
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The first night called a truce with Senator Sanders's left-wing insurgency.
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Earlier, the government announced a truce for the end-of-Ramadan holiday.
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Wall Street's enthusiasm for the US-China trade truce has completely vanished.
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Remember Monday's enthusiasm over the trade truce between the US and China?
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Despite a recent truce, the US-China trade war is not over.
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As the recent, fleeting truce with the Taliban showed, Afghans crave peace.
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I am worried about whether the diplomatic truce will hold much longer.
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Growing exchanges of fire in past months have frayed a 2003 truce.
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A truce has been called, according to people briefed on the agreement.
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But much could go wrong, as it did with an earlier truce.
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A Syrian military source denied the army was violating the truce agreement.
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And experts are skeptical that this trade truce represents a legitimate headway.
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The presidents of the United States and China call a (temporary) truce.
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Two endgames appear to be emerging for China: stalemate or negotiated truce.
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Despite the truce, Russian-backed forces continue to encroach on Georgian territory.
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Russia said the Syrian government unilaterally agreed to a truce on Aug.
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Venezuela's economic truce: Decades of socialist-style control devastated the country's economy.
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The China truce "stabilized the markets and consumer psychology," the source added.
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But on Sunday, the United Nations mission to Libya welcomed the truce.
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Example Two: Syrian Government Announces Truce — Plans Attack On U.S.Url: http://www.cnn.com.
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S. trade truce and a rally in oil prices boosted investor sentiment.
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We need a truce of sorts between Big Army and Big Tech.
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Sporadic cross-border attacks in past months have frayed the 2003 truce.
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"A trade truce would lift the clouds for the market," Clott said.
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Since no truce was agreed, the two sides remain technically at war.
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Most did not even believe the warring sides would uphold the truce.
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He makes a solid point -- but does the truce happen without MJ?
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On the ground in Madaya, Abdulrahman is grateful for the partial truce.
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University President Teng Jin-Guang said in an online video on Monday that he had brokered a truce with police to allow protesters on campus to leave peacefully, however it was unclear whether a truce was taking effect.
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FRAYED TRUCE The shock announcement of a tentative order for 22020 737 MAX jets from IAG jolted the industry and frayed an unusual PR truce between the world's largest planemakers after Airbus had publicly supported Boeing over the grounding.
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The coalition said in a statement the truce would expire at 12 p.m.
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But the positive bump to stocks from the "trade truce" didn't last long.
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S. peacemaking effort as the sides accused each other of violating a truce.
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Sporadic cross-border attacks in past months have frayed the region's 2003 truce.
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The countries last week struck a 90-day truce in their trade squabble.
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The talks are aimed at turning a shaky truce into a permanent ceasefire.
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That truce will help America and Europe to co-operate on another front.
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For the moment, however, the two front-runners have tacitly declared a truce.
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That process will not end with a truce in Mr Trump's trade war.
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But most aid shipments envisaged under the truce have yet to go in.
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If the truce were extended to Aleppo, peace talks could resume, he said.
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The hearings have turned, in effect, into a trial of the truce itself.
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After the weekend's G20 truce, businesses were quick to breathe sighs of relief.
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His comments revealed the pitfalls too in how the truce will be monitored.
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There is now a real prospect of a truce with America over trade.
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The truce lacked specifics and did not include a timeline for completing negotiations.
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Writing on Twitter, spokesman Waiel Olwan said the government must respect the truce.
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Philippines' President Rodrigo Duterte scrapped the truce with the communist rebels in February.
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Russia, which backs the Syrian government, ordered a daily truce from 9 a.m.
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Both HTS and the Syrian army violated the truce by shelling each other.
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President Trump comes to a seeming automotive tariff truce with the European Union.
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But the truce excludes Islamic State and the al Qaeda-affiliated Nusra Front.
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If China breaks the truce, a number of countries might swiftly abandon Taiwan.
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Among the terms of the truce: Strider is not allowed in their bedroom.
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Always ISIS: World leaders announce an imminent partial truce in war-ravaged Syria.
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There are distinctions between a ceasefire, a cessation of hostilities and a truce.
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The classmates decide to call a truce, and are soon joined by Jerry.
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A truce had been brokered that meant that neither side provoked the other.
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The U.N. Security Council on Saturday called for a 30-day countrywide truce.
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After four months of pre-bankruptcy proceedings, the truce was a big relief.
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That same night, Rose and Kim, 35, sealed their truce with a selfie.
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Ironically, Xi is under similar political pressure to "declare victory" through a truce.
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That took the market by surprise ... The market was content with a truce.
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Will the heisted Wight actually make a convincing case for calling a truce?
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But Trump left the Group of 20 summit touting a truce with China.
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People had begun to recover during the truce, to get their lives back.
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That truce ended in 1990 when several thousand former FARC members were killed.
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Saudi Arabia boosted its forces in the south and secured an informal truce.
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And at any rate, there's little evidence that a truce is under consideration.
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"Born on a Tuesday" begins in 2003, during the uneasy truce that followed.
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At last Thursday's debate, they declared a truce to bash the Trump piñata.
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But Republicans have resumed hearings for more conservative judges, apparently breaking the truce.
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Gang members themselves say it had more to do with an informal truce.
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The trade truce, though, remains tenuous, and the negotiations could easily be derailed.
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Here's the latest: • A trade war truce, at least in the short term.
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On Tuesday, anxious city residents waited to see if the truce would hold.
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The truce is likely to be only temporary, in the estimation of analysts.
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This alignment of common interests motivated both to try to reach a truce.
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The event suggests that no truce between China and the U.S. is imminent.
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Nor did Saudi officials indicate if they would take steps toward a truce.
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" Jackman shared the same photo but he captioned his post with, "Official truce!
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There was no immediate confirmation of a renewed truce from the Israeli side.
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It was the first truce in the Muslim-majority region in 18 years.
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" Jackman shared the same photo but he captioned his post with, "Official truce!
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But the president's comments suggest the truce is uneasy and may not last.
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Yoshio Taniguchi's 2004 expansion honored all that came before, an architecture of truce.
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But this truce was the first to be announced by the Trump administration.
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The Houthi truce offer was extended after the movement claimed responsibility for Sept.
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Rebel fighters and government forces accuse each other of breaking the truce. 4.
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The unrest could also jeopardise the fragile trade truce between America and China.
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There is also an unresolved tension at the heart of the truce agreement.
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We remember the 1914 Christmas Truce as a moment of humanity amid war.
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Repeat as needed till there's a truce for the war in your head.
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US-China truce: Markets will like the news that the United States and China reached a temporary trade truce this weekend in Japan, where US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to table new tariffs and continue negotiations.
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FRAYED TRUCE The shock announcement of a tentative order for 7773 737 MAX jets from IAG dominated the aerospace jamboree and frayed an unusual PR truce between the world's largest planemakers after Airbus publicly refrained from capitalising on the crisis.
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They point to the breaking of the truce as proof of China's malign intentions.
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The UN held talks in Jordan aimed at consolidating a truce between the parties.
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"In the meantime we would have to negotiate a kind of truce," he said.
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Apple's battle with the FBI over Farook's iPhone destroyed any pretense of a truce.
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The atmosphere, however, has changed after a 90-day truce began early in December.
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"DWTS" host Tom Bergeron tweeted an offer to broker a truce between the pair.
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Earlier this week, administration officials disagreed on when the 90-day truce would start.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday accused the regime of breaking the truce.
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A Syrian military source on Saturday denied the army was violating the truce agreement.
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It was not clear if these towns were included in the truce, Abdulrahman said.
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The two nations are attempting to settle their differences within a 90-day truce.
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Under the truce, only groups designated as "terrorists" are supposed to be legitimate targets.
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The Marriott and Anthem hacks both began in 2014, prior to the Obama truce.
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But such a local truce, also known as "a regime of calm," never materialized.
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Russia meanwhile said that a truce in Aleppo itself had been extended until Monday.
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Reuters was not able independently to verify if either side had violated the truce.
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Instead of giving into Whitman's demands, the board chose Khosrowshahi as a "truce" candidate.
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He revived the process when Trump in late June declared a truce with China.
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No wonder that they reached one, but it's very inconclusive: a ninety-day truce.
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Limited buying resumed after the two countries agreed to a truce on Dec. 1.
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Mr Lieberman cited a recent truce with Hamas as the reason for his challenge.
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If it holds, the truce could end UN sanctions and open Eritrea to investment.
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Neither the presidency nor the petroleum ministry have issued official statements on a truce.
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At the time of his arrest, Mijango was trying to promote a new truce.
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India's army declared a truce in its fight against separatists in the Kashmir Valley.
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Since then, there has been an uneasy truce between OPEC and the shale industry.
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"The truce may not mean much because it can be tweeted away," he said.
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Faraday Future and Evergrande eventually called a truce on the last day of 2018.
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Despite the breaches to the ceasefire, the United Nations says the truce is holding.
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El Salvador tried that, too, but the truce fell apart and the slaughter resumed.
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In Aleppo, much will depend on how those on the ground perceive any truce.
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The S&P 500 Index has fallen about 8 percent since the truce began.
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The truce, the first with the National Liberation Army (ELN), will run through Jan.
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The truce began on Tuesday but skirmishes continued on the outskirts of the city.
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A day later, however, the truce is looking more wobbly, amid accusations of violations.
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Then we decided to make an eBay truce instead of bid against each other.
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But before they jump on their high horse, they should consider a temporary truce.
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Eight years of uneasy truce across the Taiwan Strait are coming to an end.
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It brings welcome respite to Italian assets, but new challenges risk overshadowing the truce.
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At least that's what folks involved in wrangling together a truce in Syria hope.
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Eastern forces were advancing on the country's capital, disregarding global appeals for a truce.
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" Jackman, 50, shared the same photo but he captioned his post with, "Official truce!
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Investors were pleased that China and the United States reached a temporary trade truce.
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That's followed by a report on a "trade truce" between the U.S. and China.
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Security personnel run alongside the vehicle carrying Kim at the truce village of Panmunjom.
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And insurgents in Aleppo Province launched an offensive despite a new, 230-hour truce.
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Israel's military chief, Aviv Kochavi, said Al-Atta had been obstructing the truce bid.
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Traders still think the world's two biggest economies will arrive at a trade truce.
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This means that the new truce may be even shakier than the old one.
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In a rare truce, it was agreed that each side should have a key.
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They have accused the Saudi-led coalition of violating the truce with air strikes.
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Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping reached a tentative trade truce late last year.
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A distracted and divided as American democracy would force Trump to call a truce.
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This is the legacy of the truce: Whatever Trump's threats, the Salvadoran public, politicians,
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In Argentina, Trump and Xi agreed to a truce that delayed the planned Jan.
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Investors were already worried that a truce negotiated at the G20 would not hold.
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The issue was revived after a mutual truce on trade litigation expired last year.
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Areas held by the extremist Islamic State group were not included in the truce.
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Artillery barrages began early Saturday, threatening a breakdown of a fragile 1994 truce agreement.
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One, because it would put a trade truce between China and the United States.
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It is not clear that the truce among Conservatives will last, especially since Mrs.
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That's why our generation's civil war is so hard to bring to a truce.
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All sides are mired in distrust, and accuse one another of violating the truce.
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Earlier, hopes for a U.S.-China truce on trade had also helped lift equities.
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It began working in secret to broker a truce between the nation's warring gangs.
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Since the 22001s, the complaint-tariff-truce cycle has repeated itself six full times.
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If history holds, though, the most likely outcome is a truce during NAFTA negotiations.
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It comes as U.S. officials have said a seven-day partial truce is working.
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But the durability of that truce is unclear, and relations with China remain fraught.
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There wasn't much to do there, but it was truce day and a date.
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When the truce in El Salvador fell apart the homicide rate more than doubled.
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At the United Nations, diplomatic efforts to revive the truce made no tangible progress.
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The truce also stipulated the state of emergency in the city should be lifted.
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Spokesmen for the insurgents have adamantly denied the reports of a nationwide truce deal.
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But the truce is off and these animal-friendly burgers are out for blood.
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The latest truce covers three important areas in Syria's southwest: Dara'a, Quneitra and Sweida.
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It doesn't end the trade war, but it may serve effectively as a truce.
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No truce will be stable while the battle over technology continues behind the scenes.
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Germany and the United Nations will push the rival camps to agree a truce.
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But both sides later traded accusations of truce violations and negotiating in bad faith.
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The notice, filed yesterday, announces a truce between Facebook and Social Media Series Limited.
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The two nations remain at war despite a truce ending their 1950-53 conflict.
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A senior official close to the Syrian government said the truce had effectively collapsed.
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And in the Season 2 premiere of "Outsiders," an uneasy truce may be ending.
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This truce poses a dilemma for Pope Francis, now on tour in Latin America.
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Moscow and Damascus argue their targets in Ghouta are terrorists unprotected by the truce.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Russian military said a five-hour truce had begun in Syria's Eastern Ghouta on Friday, the fourth such truce in as many days, the Interfax news agency quoted an official at Russia's ceasefire monitoring center in Syria as saying.
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A truce with Beijing would differ from the truce with the sexual revolution in that no specific doctrinal issue is at stake, and no one doubts that the pope has authority to conclude a concordat with a heretofore hostile and persecuting regime.
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The sudden escalation will make it harder for both sides to reach a trade truce.
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It ended with a truce in 1994, although there have been sporadic flare-ups since.
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It marked a truce to a bruising battle for leadership that's cost billions of dollars.
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The border truce came about after a prisoner swap between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis.
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Trump and Xi announced a truce in early December, agreeing not to further escalate tariffs.
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Talks broke down last month, and some traders say chances for a truce are low.
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Taylor, pleading with Axe to think with reason instead of revenge, asks for a truce.
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However, investors are cautious about prospects of an agreement, as the truce lacked specific details.
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How will the temporary truce affect you in the midst of this holiday shopping season?
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The White House said the nations had agreed to a 90-day truce on trade.
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Violence and displacement also continue in other parts of Yemen not subject to the truce.
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However, after the truce, Yahoo still made major acquisitions including the shopping site Polyvore Inc.
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A trade truce would help Economists frequently say that recessions aren't caused by old age.
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In 2012, prices dipped to an unimaginable 75 cents when, suddenly, a truce was called.
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The killing got worse again after the truce began to break down 15 months later.
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Right after the last truce the Taliban resumed hostilities across the southern half of Afghanistan.
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In the meantime, the truce between the world's two largest economies looks tenuous at best.
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Mr Zhang and Mr Lin, for their part, are not about to declare a truce.
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Turkey sent troops to the province in October to monitor the truce, which excluded HTS.
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Oil also got a boost from a the trade truce between the U.S. and China.
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The global markets are weakening, and the trade truce didn't last more than two months.
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After throwing a series of jabs at one another, Minaj seemed to call a truce.
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But if Canada does hand Ms Meng to America, the truce would come under strain.
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But it's unclear if that truce will actually happen or simply smooth things over temporarily.
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This truce had no doubt been prompted, in part, by a suspicious pattern of events.
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Those strikes have continued for months, as repeated attempts to forge a truce have failed.
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So, you know, what looked like a truce one minute can fall apart the next.
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The sisters have been at a truce in recent years, with Kyle supporting Kim's recovery.
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But the central issue was Turkey's insistence that there could be no open-ended truce.
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But Mr Assad has made it patently clear that he views the truce as temporary.
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The two sides remain technically at war despite a truce ending their 1950-1953 conflict.
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The two sides reportedly agreed on a truce on Wednesday night, but hostilities quickly resumed.
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But the opposition says the regime is responsible for "repeated violations" of the partial truce.
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The limited truce, which excludes the powerful Islamic State and Nusra Front groups, is fragile.
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It was not immediately clear if the rebels would abandon the truce as a result.
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But it discarded that truce last month when it agreed to establish relations with Gambia.
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When the war ended, the North agreed to a truce but not a peace treaty.
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The truce was broken almost immediately, and the war went on for two more years.
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These phrases cut in all kinds of directions, threatening the exasperated truce that they establish.
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Despite a few low blows … … the two agencies called a truce after a few hours.
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Or, though it may require a truce between traditional rivals, what about walking the dog?
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Even if America and Europe's truce lasts, Trump could simply focus his attention on China.
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Republicans were also quietly optimistic that the fragile truce -- hailed as a "reset" -- would hold.
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You may never have a beer with these people, but you might reach a truce.
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While GOP elites seemed temporarily resigned to Trump, it has clearly remained a delicate truce.
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Before that, stocks rallied on news of a truce and then fell as uncertainty returned.
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Taliban's ceasefire ends As Eid al-Fitr ends, so did the Taliban's truce Sunday night.
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The Dow sild 450 points at Thursday's open amid doubts about the US-China truce.
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Republicans were also quietly optimistic that the fragile truce — hailed as a "reset" — would hold.
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Periodic turf wars continue to break out whenever the latest government-brokered truce breaks down.
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Violence has intensified in the area in the last few days, despite a partial truce.
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Russia blamed rebels for breaking the truce, saying Syrian government troops fired back in response.
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Moscow called off airstrikes on the city ahead of a three-day truce on Oct.
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It's not the first time the truce village at Panmunjom has been rattled by violence.
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Its two largest economies have embarked on an escalating trade war, notwithstanding the recent truce.
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My colleague Keith Bradsher reported two likely end games: a stalemate and a negotiated truce.
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They'll get together at the so-called truce village of Panmunjom, near their shared border.
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They wanted the saber rattling to stop; when the truce was announced, the market rallied.
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Trade • Washington and Beijing have reportedly doubled down on efforts to reach a trade truce.
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For the moment, an uneasy truce prevails between Europe and the United States on trade.
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A delegation of rebels walked out of the talks, citing violations of an earlier truce.
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Trump and Xi Jinping agreed in Argentina to a truce that delayed the planned Jan.
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Want a trade war truce and a little certainty and sanity in the world economy?
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" I made "Lebowski" after returning to the States from Europe, where I filmed "The Truce.
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A likely trade truce could limit the damage but still leave many tariffs in place.
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Russia brokered a truce with Turkey, an important rebel sponsor, in northern Syria in December.
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It could also jeopardize international efforts to negotiate a truce on so-called digital taxes.
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In southern Syria, American-backed rebels have agreed to a new truce with government forces.
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A truce that began on April 10 has dampened fighting, but skirmishes continue almost daily.
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And there was no detail on how the truce, once in effect, would be enforced.
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The United Nations Mission to Libya (UNSMIL) called for a "humanitarian truce" from 4 p.m.
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UN Secretary-General António Guterres called for the warring sides to honor the temporary truce.
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The United Nations had called for a two-hour truce on Sunday between 4 p.m.
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Other aspects of the truce are problematic: the leaders of Turkey, a member of nato , have declared that they will not honor the truce with respect to Kurdish forces in Syria, which they see as a branch of the Kurdish insurgency in their country.
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The truce, he said, would bring short-term quiet at the expense of Israel's real security.
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Iran said the truce had been used as a cover for rebels to regroup and attack.
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Recent signs of a possible trade truce between the US and China also boosted stocks Monday.
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The hike came after a truce as Washington and Beijing sought to ink a trade pact.
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The coalition's truce with the commission on the public debt is anyway likely to prove fleeting.
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"We'll agree to the truce to say to the world that we want peace," said Col.
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This is because the 1950-3 Korean War ended in an armistice rather than a truce.
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They agreed to a trade war truce on Saturday at the G-20 meeting in Argentina.
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The truce encouraged investors to sell the dollar, making gold cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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A truce brokered by the United States and Russia came into effect in Syria on Sept.
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Israel and Hezbollah, the Lebanese-based militant organization, have tacitly upheld a tense truce since 2202.
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The war ended with a truce in 1994, although there have been sporadic flare-ups since.
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The limited truce has allowed some aid deliveries to get to previously inaccessible areas under siege.
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Though his popularity has declined because of the truce, polls still show him in good shape.
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There was no immediate comment from Damascus, which has denied breaching the terms of the truce.
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This typically happens when a company and a shareholder group reach a truce behind closed doors.
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The US and China are in negotiations on a trade deal during a 90-day truce.
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This truce unravelled in 2013, after jihadist rebels took control of the northern half of Mali.
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But that truce is now unraveling, and Maryinka has become one of the new hot spots.
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Tuvey, however, cautioned the truce could be temporary and further escalation is trade tensions was possible.
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Salazar added that an announced U.S.-China trade truce also helped push the local currency higher.
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But still, he's got the election next year, so there's going to be a trade truce.
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Should the truce fail to hold, fighting threatens to throw the country back into civil war.
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In Argentina last weekend, Trump and Xi agreed to a truce that delayed the planned Jan.
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And now, despite a fragile truce, the situation still threatens to spiral further out of control.
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A truce brokered by the United States and Russia in February has been unraveling for weeks.
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He added that even these breaches have become rarer and don't seriously violate the truce here.
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The truce would be renewable and supported by all parties except Islamic State, the source said.
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Doing that would end the budget truce with the European Commission after less than six months.
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Following the truce, Assad's government and the opposition will take part in peace talks, Putin said.
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Minnesota Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor and disgruntled swingman Jimmy Butler have reached something of a truce.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry said he wanted a permanent truce rather than piecemeal ceasefires.
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The latest round of talks in December took place amid a precarious and widely violated truce.
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Financial markets turned negative on news of the arrest on fears it could scupper the truce.
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A Bloomberg report on Thursday said Trump is touting a 60-day extension to the truce.
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In the short term, China is anxious for a truce in its trade war with America.
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The ceasefire call followed the Afghan government's own declaration of a 10-day truce over Eid.
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The talks collapse on June 19 with each side accusing the other of breaching a truce.
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The Trump administration has sent mixed messages about whether the two countries are nearing a truce.
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Syria's partial truce shattered as the northern city of Aleppo plunged back into all-out war.
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World shares rose on Monday, amid conflicting signals about a potential truce in the China-U.
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President Donald Trump this month announced a truce, delaying additional tariffs that were due in October.
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This move means that the truce is still in effect, but its terms have distinctly changed.
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Instead, in the show's penultimate episode, we witness a long awaited truce between Mary and Edith.
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Hours before the truce took effect, an emboldened Assad vowed to take back all of Syria.
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S. trade talks since the two sides agreed to truce at the G20 meeting last month.
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Fighters are still on the front line because they don't trust the regime and the truce.
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He said a truce in the trade war didn't remove any obstacles to further economic growth.
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If there's a lasting truce, the truth will come out, and that will affect stock prices.
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However, gang spokesmen said the decline in murders was thanks to a truce reached in March.
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Democrats and Republicans seem to have something of a rare, if unspoken, truce on the subject.
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The truce does not include US counterterrorism efforts against groups such as al Qaeda and ISIS.
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The arrest of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou in Canada renewed doubts about the US-China truce.
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The truce is intended to support peace talks underway in Geneva that were adjourned last week.
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What did he say to Cersei to get her to agree (however disingenuously) to a truce?
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On Thursday, each side alleged the other had violated the Moscow-brokered truce in skirmishes overnight.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Is it a ceasefire, a truce or the opening to a lasting peace deal?
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Russia is accusing the US of shifting the blame for the collapse of last month's truce.
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The countries guaranteeing the truce — Russia, Iran and Turkey — also wield considerable might on the battlefield.
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The war was halted with a truce in 1953 but a peace treaty was never signed.
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The decision signaled a truce of sorts in a heated diplomatic dispute between the two countries.
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The two sides have agreed to a truce and are in negotiations to end the conflict.
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It took a mere seven days before Silicon Valley called off its truce with Donald Trump.
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Other markets responded in kind to the trade truce, which was reached Saturday in Buenos Aires.
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Sporadic ceasefires during the early months of the war laid the groundwork for the Christmas Truce.
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Despite an official truce to let the United Nations negotiate a peace deal, the fighting continues.
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One option that's now unlikely: A truce between Fox's suitors, splitting up the Murdoch media empire.
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Still, Mr. Trump is wrong that the uneasy 22000-year truce could constitute the longest war.
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" In the United States: Corporate fallout: International fallout: — Occidental and Icahn reach truce: "Occidental Petroleum Corp.
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Less clear is whether a truce can be negotiated between freedom and safety, creativity and practicality.
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After a 12-day confrontation between government troops and Zapatista fighters, a first truce took place.
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If the weeklong, partial truce holds, the two sides have agreed, they will meet on Feb.
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Halfway through a 90-day truce in the U.S.-China trade war agreed to on Dec.
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President Donald Trump this month announced a truce, delaying additional tariffs that were due in October.
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Bound by the Minsk truce agreements of 2014 and 2015, they cannot really fight each other.
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Her mother is a partner in Kegal, Tobin & Truce, a law firm, also in Los Angeles.
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The truce ends at birth, or shortly before, when the infant's immune system starts to work.
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Even if a truce were to take hold, IS would not be a party to it.
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The recent US-China trade truce — while still not a comprehensive deal — is also helping sentiment.
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Stocks and bonds appear to have called a temporary truce after wild volatility shook both markets.
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The Democratic primary started with a truce on campaign spending – no super PACs, no self-funding.
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The two sides in the conflict have confirmed a truce starting at midnight on April 10.
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Russia's defence ministry said on Friday rebels had violated the truce 12 times in 24 hours.
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The first such truce, on Tuesday, failed when bombing and shelling resumed after a brief lull.
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And this truce option, according to Osama Nassar, an activist from Douma, doesn't even guarantee freedom.
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One of the early challenges of the post-truce era will be the establishment of special tribunals.
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The truce sparked a broad rally, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up more than one percent.
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So there's a real chance of the current temporary truce turning into a more permanent arrangement. Why?
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Meanwhile, the broader market surged to all-time highs on optimism about a US-China trade truce.
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Technically, both sides are still at war, since an armistice (truce) was signed, not a peace treaty.
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Based on the spirit of ekecheiria, or truce, sport was used to disrupt the cycles of war.
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Political consultancy Eurasia Group says there's a 40% chance that Trump and Xi will strike a truce.
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Palacios will be getting her YouTube name tattooed somewhere on his body as a sign of truce.
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Both sides have stepped up efforts on a truce in the escalating trade conflict, the FT reported.
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But the potential outcome could be very different than the truce and ceasefire envisioned by many investors.
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The stock market is currently rallying, however, thanks to a truce in the U.S.-China trade war.
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Elsie and he strike a truce — they need to help each other to find that other unit.
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They blamed the failed gang truce, increasing violence in Central America, and the immigration spike that followed.
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Washington DC and Moscow said on Monday they were working hard to extend the truce to Aleppo.
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More than halfway through a 90-day truce in the U.S.-China trade war agreed on Dec.
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China growth is particularly in question as the positives of a trade truce are negated by coronavirus.
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An hour into our altercation, with no truce in sight, my mom's voice echoed in my head.
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Kim Jong Un and Moon Jae-in after signing the agreement at the truce village of Panmunjom.
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First, Trump's chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow said that the 90-day truce would start on Jan.
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It's the climax of the film, one last gasp at a truce that they know can't happen.
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Salvadoreans have as little faith in that truce as they did in the one brokered by politicians.
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But because the formal talks between the two countries could well fail, this truce is worryingly fragile.
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It marks their first official in-person meeting with the Chinese delegation since the G-20 truce.
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Shan rebels, who also joined the truce signed by the Karens, still report clashes with the army.
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If too many become solutions in search of a problem, the truce underpinning their revival could fray.
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The brigades escalated their violence and rhetoric even as they put forward two short-lived truce initiatives.
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The truce has mostly unraveled throughout areas where it took effect in the west of the country.
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An unspoken diplomatic "truce" had prevailed while the KMT's Ma Ying-jeou was president in 2008-16.
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A truce between the U.S. and China has convinced Barclays that a market "mini bubble" is looming.
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Now, while national debate over immigration rages, many in this city have settled for a reluctant truce.
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Renamo rebelled again more recently, though there has been a shaky truce since the end of 2016.
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However, it is not clear if all fighting parties in Aleppo will agree to this temporary truce.
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Tho declined the award, the only laureate ever to do so, accusing Washington of violating the truce.
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The truce soon began to unravel, and the gangs began to see violence as a bargaining tool.
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Despite a truce agreed between the Chinese and U.S. presidents last month, the trade war remains unresolved.
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Trump and Xi reportedly agreed on a 60-day truce before extending the tariffs to more goods.
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Therefore we hope that this truce which was brokered will be lasting, but there are risks nonetheless.
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You call a truce for 15 minutes and withdraw 7,000 yuan from the ATM in that time.
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But that premium narrowed after the countries declared a temporary truce in their trade war on Dec.
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It would be more promising if the countries' leaders agree to meet about a truce, Kirk said.
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The United States and Russia verbally dueled before the vote, which called for a seven-day truce.
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Whatever truce was made between the two seemed to be called off after the release of Queen.
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Since then, says Mr Mietzner, the two leaders have "settled into an uncomfortable and awkwardly polite truce".
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Talks broke down last month, and some traders say chances for a truce next week are low.
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The statement reported by al-Manar accused insurgents of breaching the truce "in execution of foreign orders".
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Although the United States and China have agreed on a tariff truce, the trade battle remains unresolved.
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It was China that for three years respected the truce and turned down Gambian requests for ties.
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From the stands, decked out in Bruins gear, he appeared to call for a truce with Fisher.
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New York (CNN Business)Stocks were up Monday on the news of a US-China trade truce.
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As was foreseeable at the time, the lack of detail about the mini-truce concealed big differences.
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Markets rallied on Monday after Trump signaled a trade truce with China after the G-20 meeting.
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Things got so nasty that the chairman of the California Democratic Party intervened to broker a truce.
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Markets in Gaza reopened as life returned to normal, although people expressed mixed feelings about the truce.
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But analysts and traders still think the world's two biggest economies will arrive at a trade truce.
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But there is also now a new papal teaching: A teaching in favor of the truce itself.
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They are happy with the truce, and those who were delaying their marriages are getting married now.
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A truce that began in April has slowed the momentum of fighting, but violence continues almost daily.
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It has since found an uneasy truce just around $1.3340, about 0.2 percent above late U.S. levels.
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But doubts about the truce helped knock the Dow nearly 800 points into the red on Tuesday.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin acknowledged that the market turbulence reflects uncertainty about the US-China trade truce.
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Turkish minister Mevlut Cavusoglu's comments appeared to signal tentative progress in talks aimed at reaching a truce.
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The exchange threatened a new war and an end to efforts to broker a longer-term truce.
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Turkey halted the incursion after the Kurds withdrew from a border region under a US- brokered truce.
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The truce simply meant father and son had both agreed to turn their weapons against the Taliban.
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For example, the Augsburg Confession, intended to find a principled truce with Rome, retains a Latin Mass.
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The two leaders announced a truce in their trade war after their bilateral meeting at the G20.
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Since the truce, there have been more indications that Kelly's power has declined in the West Wing.
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Armenian and Nagorno-Karabakh officials had said no truce could come before the return of these areas.
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This time around, Pakistan, along with UNSC members, helped persuade the Taliban to reciprocate Ghani's temporary truce.
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She did not say who had broken the tentative truce between Syrian government forces and opposition rebels.
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"But," he added, "we still welcome a real truce that guarantees cease-fire and humanitarian aid entry."
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It isn't clear how, exactly, the two countries will enforce this latest attempt at a truce. 5.
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S. trade truce sparked hopes the two warring sides could make progress in long-drawn out negotiations.
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The Security Council voted unanimously to demand the truce to allow for aid access and medical evacuations.
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The papal plan for a truce is either ingenious or deceptive, depending on your point of view.
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Indeed, ever since President Xi Jinping of China reached a temporary truce with President Trump on Dec.
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The arrest came as President Trump was negotiating a trade truce with President Xi Jinping of China.
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But truce or not, the two sides remain far apart on how to address these substantive issues.
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Once exposed, the truce never enjoyed much popularity among Salvadorans, and the United States fiercely opposed it.
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He called for a temporary truce to allow for emergency services and the voluntary passage of civilians.
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Then both countries negotiate a truce, which usually involves Canada limiting timber exports to the United States.
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Still, many parts of Syria have seen a reduction in hostilities over the course of the truce.
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New York (CNN Business)The United States and China have called another truce in their trade war.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)The US-China trade truce is over, and that's bad news for Huawei.
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Fayez Abu Shammala, a Gaza intellectual often identified with Hamas, suggested Palestinian armed factions seek a truce.
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Fayez Abu Shammala, a Gaza intellectual often identified with Hamas, suggested Palestinian armed factions seek a truce.
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The Taliban, which signed a tentative truce agreement with the U.S. last week, denied playing any role.
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The ongoing conflict highlights the nuances of the partial truce and withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan.
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The trade truce notwithstanding, a partial dismantling of the bonds between the superpowers is already under way.
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Rebel fighters in Eastern Ghouta and Syrian government forces have accused each other of breaking the truce.
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But the trade truce between China and the Trump administration is good news for farmers -- and Deere.
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President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron, meanwhile, called a truce in the matter, Reuters reported.
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What is clear: Despite an apparent truce, the fight between United States and China isn't over yet.
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The summit was called after a tentative truce brokered by Russia and Turkey a week ago collapsed.
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The Olympic Truce adopted by the UN General Assembly was the result of his administration's dogged determination.
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Even if the world's two biggest economies reach a truce, their relationship is likely to get worse.
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Cha's ghosting comes in the context of increased talk of war, albeit during an unofficial Olympic truce.
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Even more remarkably, I felt as if I'd finally reached a truce between my sport and myself.
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Perhaps most notable is that the truce lacks precise language to describe exactly what it is prohibiting.
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"Every time they agree on a truce for a period of time and then they break it."
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The sides reached a truce in May but the company still needs to find a new CEO.
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In February, amid pressure from the African Union, the government and 14 rebel factions agreed a truce.
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International powers are expected to meet later this week to revive diplomacy, with Washington seeking a truce.
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The truce was arranged in preparation for peace talks next month in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan.
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The diplomatic standoff threatens to derail negotiations on a trade truce between the world's top two economies.
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The rift ended a temporary truce reached in August between the two countries (The New York Times).
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There was nothing predetermined about the Christmas 1914 truce — or, for that matter, the 1918 blockade extension.
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For some residents, who have few options for income outside the drug trade, a truce is appealing.
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The alliance "hopes to begin a truce in conflict areas of the Republic of Yemen," it added.
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S. trade truce gave way to uncertainty over whether the two nations can strike a durable deal.
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We later called a truce and were friends, and a few years later, she invited me back.
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It's clear ... they've called enough of a truce since their ugly breakup to hang on True's bday.
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Both Syria's own air force and that of its Russian allies have been operating despite the truce.
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Shop Truce cleaning products here: Amazon, Thrive Market After developing contact dermatitis from using chemical cleaners, the cofounder began making her own recipes and teamed up with a friend (who completed her PhD in ecology and understood the links among the environment, chemicals, and chronic illnesses) to start Truce.
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Diplomats, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Moscow does not want to specify when a truce should start.
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Homicide levels also began rocketing upward following the breakdown of a truce between the rival gangs in 2012.
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The escalation of trade tensions with one major US trading partner comes days after a truce with another.
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The truce between two old foes—city governments and secretive private companies like Uber—began at the curb.
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The countries are trying to negotiate a deal before a 90-day tariff truce expires on March 2.
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The countries reached a truce following Trump's meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Argentina on Dec. 1.
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That trade truce relieved markets and businesses caught in the middle of the tit-for-tat tariff battle.
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Their truce may be in the name of a town septic tank, but it's still kind of sweet.
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His comments came after Russia, Turkey and Iran on Tuesday backed a shaky truce between Syria's warring parties.
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If the two sides fail to reach a truce for 2019, the levies will climb to 25 percent.
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It warred for years with another tech giant, Microsoft, until the two sides brokered a truce in 2016.
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Earlier this month, President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to a 90-day tariff truce.
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But there's plenty of uncertainty about whether the meeting will actually produce a truce that helps reduce tensions.
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Fighting with jihadist groups such as Islamic State which are not included in the truce has raged on.
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Both the French and Russian U.N. draft resolutions called for a truce and humanitarian aid access throughout Syria.
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China and the U.S. struck a 90-day trade truce at that meeting, according to the White House.
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Evergrande and Faraday Future struck a truce at the end of December and agreed to restructure the deal.
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"It was an interesting intellectual debate with them and hopefully we've now reached a truce," Rao says, laughing.
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But it is far from clear whether and how the truce can be sustained over the long run.
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On October 7th negotiators from both sides, meeting in Havana, asked the UN to continue monitoring the truce.
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The truce, announced last week following talks in Sweden, was delayed by several days because of fierce fighting.
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The Chinese connection raises more doubts about prospects for a trade truce between China and the United States.
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It's far from obvious that the truce settled upon at the end of the HBO series will last.
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Beijing and Washington agreed this month to a partial truce in their trade war of tariffs and countertariffs.
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Trump also dispatched Vice President Mike Pence and other officials to Ankara, Turkey, to work out a truce.
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" Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters that the planned truce is a "manifestation" of the Russian military's "goodwill.
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After taking office, Mr Duterte agreed a truce with the Philippines' communist insurgents, though it is now fraying.
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Neighboring Turkey has said the truce does not cover Syrian Kurdish militias it considers to be terrorist organizations.
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The Taliban have thus far refused a truce, except for three days last year during a Muslim holiday.
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Overall, (regarding Saturday's temporary truce), it's a bit of a feel good, it's a little lack of detail.
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Guterres has been calling for a truce since he left Tripoli, U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric said on Tuesday.
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Last summer he agreed to a truce with General Haftar and reportedly offered to share power with him.
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The Syrian opposition appears at odds with its Western backers over the success of the truce so far.
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A trade truce ought to cool the war of words over exchange rates, too—but not for long.
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Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping last week agreed to a trade truce and a return to talks.
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There has been no public comment on the truce announcement from Assad's government or factions fighting his forces.
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The two fought the 1950-53 Korean War, which ended not in a peace treaty but a truce.
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But on October 30th the secretary of defence, James Mattis, unexpectedly asked the Saudis to accept a truce.
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"But if it stops battles in one area but not another, then [I say] no to the truce."
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Even with a successful truce between Assad and the main armed opposition, the multi-sided conflict will continue.
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But that premium narrowed after the countries declared a temporary truce in their trade war on Dec. 1.
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Chinese traders said the cancellations, however, were likely booked earlier than the deals made following the trade truce.
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A truce has been called in the war on drugs now that many of its victims are white.
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Calling a truce (for real this time … or so they claim), the duo decides to spread the mischief.
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If the truce held, he hoped talks to find a lasting solution to the dispute could be resumed.
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Last year was a desperate campaign against her disease, but now we are in sort of a truce.
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Russia and Turkey will act as guarantors for the truce, which is set to take effect at midnight.
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The two leaders agreed late last year to a temporary trade truce and held off additional tariff increases.
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Russia has stopped attacks on armed groups included in the temporary truce, defense ministry official Sergei Rudskoi said.
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Tornadoes are tearing up the Midwest, Airbnb calls truce, and we've got some books for your long weekend.
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The American-backed rebels have been told to dissociate from all who are not part of the truce.
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Igor Konashenkov, told the official Interfax news agency that the truce would last for 48 hours, through Friday.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - A combination of further easing by global central banks, a temporary truce in the Sino-U.
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The truce foundered on Monday with an attack on an aid convoy, which Washington blamed on Russian warplanes.
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Starboard and Depomed struck a truce in October, with the hedge fund getting three seats on the board.
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"That's what makes me a tad suspicious about all of this trade truce happy talk," the host said.
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But the asylum request could indicate that Guo's chances of reaching a truce with Beijing have petered out.
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Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed last month to a 90-day truce in the trade war.
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After a year of back-and-forth tariffs, Trump was finally able to secure a truce in December.
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This breakthrough is a continuation of the de-escalation dating back to a trade truce reached in December.
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On Monday, the Syrian military declared a one-week truce brokered by the United States and Russia over.
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China's top trade negotiator comes to Washington for a two-day meeting aimed at reaching a trade truce.
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Russian officials and Syrian rebel groups agreed on the truce in the province of Daraa, south of Damascus.
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The are technically still at war after the 1950-53 conflict ended with a ceasefire, not a truce.
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Turkey has not agreed any truce with Kurdish militias in Syria, spokesman Ibrahim Kalin told a news conference.
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Common cause on North Korea had seemed to pave the way for a trade war truce with China.
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But the first such truce on Tuesday quickly collapsed when bombing and shelling resumed after a short lull.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping reached the truce at the G20 meeting on Saturday.
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He was hopeful that a trade truce would change that, but now he expected prices to keep falling.
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The day was hot and hazy, it was clear that the occupant had unfurled white flag of truce.
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Some 40 days into the 90-day truce, there were few concrete details on progress made so far.
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China and the U.S. may have declared a truce in their trade war, but it's far from over.
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Doubts about the U.S.-China trade truce, bracing for the Brexit vote and exploring Europe on the Interrail.
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The government had repudiated the original truce, treating it as not only an aberration but a criminal conspiracy.
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The issue of auto tariffs had not appeared in either government's public statement after the trade war truce.
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The EU and the United States have declared a truce in their own trade dispute while they negotiate.
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He did go back to the playground, and eventually managed some kind of truce with the other kids.
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The report comes nearly a week after President Donald Trump agreed to a partial truce with the group.
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The best solution, she said, would be for a truce to be called to avert the trade war.
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But the road to harmony — or to a truce — will often challenge every rule parents think is sacred.
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The United States has since been occupied with other trade conflicts — namely nailing down a truce with China.
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What happened: The truce between Senator Elizabeth Warren and Senator Bernie Sanders seems to have, um, fallen apart.
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But reports have indicated that fighting has continued in some parts of the border amid the announced truce.
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As far as China and the United States are concerned, a tenuous truce seems to have been declared.
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The United Nations Security Council votes today on a draft resolution that would demand a seven-day truce.
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For now, the two women can go their separate ways, but the truce might not last for long.
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Similarly, the recent truce agreement between the U.S. and the Taliban may or may not last very long.
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Anything seems possible from a partial agreement to another truce or indeed a complete breakdown of the talks.
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On November 25th came a truce, and surrender: Schwab agreed to buy TD Ameritrade for $26bn in shares.
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What's more, oil prices have retreated a bit on hopes of a truce between Saudi Arabia and Yemen.
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Yemi Osinbajo, the vice president, traveled to the delta last week to establish a truce and soothe tempers.
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On November 1.83th came a truce, and surrender: Schwab agreed to buy TD Ameritrade for $21.8bn in shares.
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The United States, which has supported rebel factions, welcomed the truce but played no role in brokering it.
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"But the truce cake seems to have been baked," the SCMP cited one of its sources as saying.
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A 90-day truce for the trade dispute between the United States and China ends on March 1.
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For now the truce is holding, despite reports of violations, but few expect it to last very long.
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Officials from the two Koreas, technically still at war after their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a treaty, met on the North side of the border truce village of Panmunjom to discuss North Korea sending performers - for the first time in 18 years - to the Olympics in Pyeongchang.
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I be willing to give you a hug at the end of the day today as a truce offering.
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He called for a truce within the government as well, saying public disagreements "demoralize our people and create confusion".
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The neighbors are technically still at war after a 1950-53 conflict ended with a ceasefire, not a truce.
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It will now rely on Westminster to pass a budget, and, if there is no truce, to rule directly.
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Should Trump and Xi fail to broker a trade truce before 2019, the tax will climb to 25 percent.
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Mujahid also told The AP the Taliban had no plans for any cease-fire beyond the earlier Eid truce.
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Investors cheered the apparent trade truce on Monday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rallying more than 300 points.
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In the meeting, the two leaders agreed to a 90-day truce on further tariffs in their trade war.
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Asked specifically about whether a 90 day timeframe had been agreed to for the truce, Shuang dodged the question.
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"Some sort of temporary truce will be very helpful in the currently very volatile capital market environment," Ulrich said.
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The strategic area was part of a truce deal reached last July between the United States, Russia and Jordan.
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The Taliban not exempting foreign forces from the three-day truce, some 15,000 American troops are stationed in Afghanistan.
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Analysts at Berenberg, a German investment bank, said Monday that the US-China truce should be treated with caution.
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The neighbours are technically still at war after the 1950-53 conflict ended with a ceasefire, not a truce.
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On Saturday, President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping struck a 90-day truce on any further tariffs.
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The offensive in southwestern Syria has shattered a year-long truce brokered by Russia, the United States and Jordan.
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Thought bubble: Stocks rallied Monday on hopes that Trump had declared a truce in the trade war with China.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Optimism is fading over last week's tentative trade truce between the United States and China.
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The two Koreas are technically still at war because the conflict ended in a truce, not a peace treaty.
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We don't believe them, because it always happened that when they had to observe the truce they never did.
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The truce looked broken as fighting continued after midnight, but as dawn broke calm descended over the besieged city.
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Citi economist Catherine Mann said the temporary trade truce is vulnerable to further escalation should the negotiations fall apart.
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On Tuesday, the Britain-based monitor reported the first civilian casualties since the Russian-backed truce began on Saturday.
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However, Starboard and Depomed struck a truce in October, with the hedge fund getting three seats on the board.
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The truce is now in tatters after fighting intensified, and peace talks in Geneva appeared to collapse this week.
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But in the absence of agreed terms or a monitoring mechanism, the truce was always going to be shaky.
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S. trade truce arrived in the world's top oilseed importer, according to Chinese customs data published late on Monday.
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Russia accuses Turkey of plotting to invade Syria, and is likely to blame Ankara if the partial truce collapses.
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Even now, the Ukrainian truce seems to be unraveling, suggesting that Russia is ready to stir those embers again.
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U.N. CHIEF SAYS WORRIED ABOUT RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE GULF, WE BELIEVE THAT A TRUCE NEEDS TO BE ESTABLISHED
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In fact, Apple and Amazon had only recently reached a truce after a long-standing battle over business terms.
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There are also fewer extremists to spoil the truce, and fewer rebel factions to pressure into abiding by it.
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Such suspicions are just one sign of the deep mistrust that could undermine the truce set to begin Saturday.
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A trade deal or truce would push prices higher, while failure to agree would drag copper down, he said.
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The truce does not apply to the Islamic State, or to Al Qaeda's affiliate, known as the Nusra Front.
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In Argentina last weekend, Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to a truce that delayed the planned Jan.
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This week's two-day meetings in Shanghai was the first in-person trade talks since a G-20 truce.
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Trump and Xi called a 90-day truce last year to allow time for a deal to be negotiated.
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Morgan Stanley's equity analyst Michael Wilson said to sell the trade truce news, in a note to clients Monday.
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This despite a brief break higher on the back of a trade truce agreed between the U.S. and China.
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U.S. Treasuries retreated after a trade truce between the U.S. and China dented investor appetite for safe-haven assets.
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Some believe the bar is low to extend the trade truce once again, but Young is not so optimistic.
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Ja'afari said that senior HNC officials have called for "breaking the truce, attacking the army and shelling the cities".
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For much of 2019, markets rose as investors took comfort in expectations of a truce without much economic bloodshed.
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All this has fed expectations that the two sides could soon make peace—or at least extend their truce.
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Trump's move breaks a truce in the trade war struck in June and could further disrupt global supply chains.
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Elsie curses him, but Bernard briefs her on the current state of chaos and they broker an uneasy truce.
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Therefore that is as good a guaranteeing that there will be no deal before the US-China truce expires.
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Galant said the Security Cabinet discussed possible gestures, such as easing the latest restrictions, in exchange for a truce.
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Syria and Russia agreed to a truce with only some of the groups fighting in the Middle Eastern country.
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"The traditional Olympic truce acquires special importance this year," he told pilgrims and tourists at his weekly general audience.
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The Hodeidah truce has largely been respected but there have been intermittent skirmishes in flashpoints on the city's edges.
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A negotiating truce between Washington and Beijing to resolve a tariff dispute has brought large purchases of U.S. soybeans.
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China on Friday vowed to fight back against Trump's decision, a move that ended a month-long trade truce.
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One FSA commander was optimistic about the truce deal, the third serious attempt at a nationwide ceasefire this year.
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But, even if we put down weapons just for a brief truce, let us have a more constructive exchange.
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Kelly has not responded to Trump's repeated attacks on Twitter, which lasted for months before a truce in May.
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The truce does not apply to terrorist groups in the country, including the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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The neighbors are technically still at war after the 1950-53 conflict ended with a ceasefire, not a truce.
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The two sides eventually struck a truce, but the relationship alway seemed tense until Trump became the Republican nominee.
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Opposition official Asaad al-Zoubi, meanwhile, told Reuters the truce was "in danger of ending" due to government violations.
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The truce effectively collapsed after a week when an aid convoy was attacked on Monday, killing some 20 people.
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The situation in El Salvador also deteriorated rapidly in that year with the breakdown of an inter-gang truce.
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The UN's first peacekeeping mission, which started in 1948, was to keep a truce after the creation of Israel.
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The truce is between the Jarablus Military Council and Turkey, said Sharfan Darwish, spokesman for the Manbij Military Council.
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THE UN's first peacekeeping mission, which started in 1948, was to keep a truce after the creation of Israel.
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Mr Duterte promptly called off the truce, just before the communists declared their own ceasefire, which was subsequently rescinded.
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The New York Times: Despite tough talk about China, Trump may seek a truce at Group of 20 meeting.
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All this highlights the collapse of a truce struck by Cambodia's two main parties in the middle of 2014.
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In more recent years, the LeBarón community had established a sort of truce with the cartels, Ms. Wariner said.
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Kim, left, is welcomed by Moon at a ceremony in the truce village of Panmunjom inside the Demilitarized Zone.
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"Every time there's a truce the militants ... hit us," said an Aleppo resident who gave his name as Khaled.
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The duo buried the hatchet at last year's MTV Video Music awards, but the truce did not last long.
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We've been keeping in touch with Syrians from all over the country since the truce took effect Monday night.
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By early 2014 the truce had collapsed, leading to a rise in murders with gangs increasingly targeting the police.
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The Dow climbed 1.1% on Monday, boosted by signs of a trade truce between the United States and China.
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A spokesman for rebels in southern Syria predicted Daraya would be the first place where the truce would collapse.
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But there&aposs been something of a truce, with developers from different firms working together on solving shared problems.
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Markets had initially brightened after U.S. and Chinese leaders agreed a temporary trade truce at a meeting on Saturday.
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Stocks have surged on hopes that the US-China trade truce could eventually lead to a long-term agreement.
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Over the years, truce deals have proven fragile, and it was not clear if the current efforts would succeed.
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Prosecutors are investigating Funes' travel as well as the truce brokered with criminal gangs while he was in office.
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Kerry said the truce was designed to enable warring sides to resume negotiations on a political transition in Syria.
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Asaad al-Zoubi, head of the HNC's delegation to the peace talks, gave a gloomy assessment of the truce.
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However, the two countries agreed a 90-day truce at the beginning of January, allowing China to resume purchases.
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"But the truce cake seems to have been baked," the Morning Post quoted one of its sources as saying.
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Hamas had largely abided by an Egyptian-brokered truce that ended the seven-week Gaza war four years ago.
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But it was also clear that the deal unveiled on Wednesday was a truce -- rather than a peace treaty.
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Read more: No truce: Trump keeps up feud with California during visitCalifornia was denied federal aid to combat homelessness
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With Ms. Trump at the ceremony, some South Koreans remained hopeful that officials could build on the Olympic truce.
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Recalling the Olympic truce of the ancient Greeks, officials proposed "Peace Games" to promote reconciliation on the Korean Peninsula.
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Chinese state firms resumed some purchases of American soybeans following a bilateral truce in December in the Sino-U.
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Financial markets, which have been rattled by the nearly year-long trade war, are likely to cheer the truce.
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The truce allows the United States to continue collecting 25 percent tariffs on nearly half its imports from China.
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President Trump, dined with China's president, Xi Jinping, in Argentina, where they agreed to the 90-day trade truce.
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Stocks fell after a tweet by President Trump cast doubt on a truce in the U.S.-China trade war.
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The issue of auto tariffs had not appeared in either government's public statement after the temporary trade-war truce.
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Mr. Trump and his advisers have been talking up the trade truce, but the Chinese have mostly been silent.
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But all five meetings took place in either Pyongyang or Panmunjom, a truce village straddling the inter-Korean border.
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The lack of clarity has not pleased investors, who were briefly relieved after initial reports of a trade truce.
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But now he and Ryan appear to have come to a truce on a rather unexpected issue: border taxation.
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But a truce has never taken hold, and indeed the cease-fires have only lasted a number of weeks.
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At a meeting to restore the peace, Mr. Guzmán's longtime partner, Ismael Zambada García, tried to broker a truce.
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The two wings of the party are stuck with each other, but it's a stalemate, not a truce. Mrs.
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Foreign powers had agreed at a Jan 19 summit in Berlin to shore up a shaky truce in Libya.
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In the Demilitarized Zone near Panmunjom, site of truce talks, we watched helicopters day after day fly negotiators there.
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Now let me be clear, I am not worried that the partial truce, going on now, will be violated.
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A partial truce that began early Saturday is a first step toward signing a deal to withdraw American troops.
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The Nikkei has rallied nearly 20% from its August low on hopes of a truce in the tariff dispute.
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His decision to pull out 1,000 American troops has rapidly destroyed the fragile truce in northern Syria (see article).
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In the wake of the partial trade truce, Friday's economic figures paint a more positive picture for China's leaders.
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Just hours after the truce between the government and rebel forces started at midnight, there were reports of violations.
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New York (CNN Business)Papa John's has reached a truce with its controversial founder and former CEO John Schnatter.
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Shortly after the draft U.N. resolution was proposed by Kuwait, Germany and Belgium, Damascus declared a truce on Aug.
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The Korean War was halted in 1953 with a truce and has never been formally brought to a close.
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Key to reaching a truce was Mr. Icahn giving up two seats that he had taken on Newell's board.
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Eager to restart their lives and return home, many were hopeful that the truce would stick, but not confident.
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It said the attack was retaliated, and added that Turkey remained committed to the truce deal despite the violations.
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"We have not heard anything that raises our hopes for a truce," said Javid Faisal, an aide to Ghani.
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One Taliban military commander insisted that as long as U.S. troops remain in Afghanistan, there can be no truce.
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"With recent developments on the ground, I regret to report that the truce holds only in name," Salame said.
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Growing optimism that a trade truce between the world's two largest economies will support energy demand also supported oil.
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L Brands and Barington later reached a truce that added the fund as a special advisor to the company.
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The Border War truce in Kansas City may be a lesson on both how and how not to proceed.
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That truce is now over, following January's landslide election of Tsai and her pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party (DPP).
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Russia, which has been backing Syrian government forces with a bombing campaign, said on Thursday it supported the truce.
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During the three-day truce, dozens of people were killed in two suicide bombings, for which ISIS claimed responsibility.
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There was humor and acceptance — not so much a fairy-tale ending as a loving truce, bound by devotion.
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The document could help "shift the situation from truce to peace," DAN quoted rebel envoy Denis Pushilin as saying.
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The United Nations has sought to implement a local truce and troop withdrawal from the port agreed at Stockholm.
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It was up 0.7% for the week and 26% for the year in anticipation of a China trade truce.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed in December to a 90-day truce on tariffs.
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Perhaps the latest warning signs will prompt the White House to try to reach another trade truce with China.
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Military spokesman Jo-Ar Herrera said troops had not resumed operations after the truce and were holding defensive positions.
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So what will it take to settle this trade war before the 90-day truce ends on March 2?
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Trump and Xi called a 90-day truce last year to give their advisers time to negotiate a deal.
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Steady shelling and gunfire has become a daily occurrence there, despite orders for both sides to respect truce agreements.
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The gangs previously agreed to a truce in 2012, and murders fell by 40 percent nationwide in nine months.
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The conflict ended in a truce, not a treaty, leaving the North technically still at war with South Korea.
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Their forces exchanged regular gunfire over the LOC until a truce in late 2003, which has largely held since.
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Those expectations faded in recent days on more reserved Fed commentary and a truce in a protracted Sino-U.
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Dollar strength, following a U.S.-China trade truce at the weekend G20 summit, added to the pound's downward move.
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CNN exclusive: In rebel-held Aleppo, residents suspect Syria truce a trick Kerry to Assad: 'Show some measure of decency' The partial truce involving Syria's government and numerous rebel groups -- but not terrorist organizations like ISIS and al Nusra Front, which have been responsible for some of the worst carnage -- took effect Friday.
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In a statement, Josh Meltzer, who works in public policy for Airbnb, said the company is ready for a truce.
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Mr Lieberman clashed with Binyamin Netanyahu, the prime minister, over the government's pursuit of a truce with militants in Gaza.
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The two sides are technically still at war since their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a treaty.
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The two sides are technically still at war after their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a treaty.
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However, analysts and markets are skeptical about a lasting truce given the back-and-forth between the two economic powerhouses.
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I think that was a truce designed to allow Assad to go focus on other areas in Syria like Damascus.
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The two Koreas are technically still at war after their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a treaty.
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The truce follows months of investor concern over the U.S. and China's retaliatory import tariffs placed on each other's goods.
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The U.S. and China agreed over the weekend to a 90-day trade truce to hold tariffs at current levels.
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The White House issued a correction stating that a truce between the U.S. and China actually began on December 1.
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If the two nations don't reach a truce by 2019, the tariffs will jump from 10 percent to 25 percent.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters Breakingviews) - The unofficial price-war truce between Uber Technologies and Lyft may soon be a distant memory.
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Proper holiday etiquette calls for a turkey truce so you can enjoy those mashed potatoes without fear of familial strife.
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The group says there's a 40% chance that a truce will be hammered out at the G20 meeting next week.
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But their uncomfortable truce lasted mere weeks before the two sides began battling over issues like immigration and equal rights.
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It's no secret why we need this truce: right-wing hypocrites have found a way to exploit our fault lines.
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At one point earlier in 2019, the two called a truce, but they were soon back to their old tricks.
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Whether this spat leads to the two countries moving away or to a temporary truce is yet to be seen.
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Cersei's only condition is that Jon swears he won't fight on Daenerys' side to take the Seven Kingdoms post-truce.
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They see a 45% chance that negotiations will be extended, and 40% chance there will be no deal or truce.
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Cancer and heart disease are the twin deathstyles of our time, but it's almost as if they've negotiated a truce.
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The opposition has warned that unless the Syrian army halts its attacks it would consider any truce "null and void".
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New government air strikes have targeted the area in recent days as a partial truce in western Syria has unraveled.
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The 48-hour truce in the city of Aleppo announced by the Syrian military on Monday ended at 1 a.m.
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Egypt and the United Nations, who have served as brokers in the past, had been trying to mediate a truce.
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The truce has held so far but, like past deals, may quickly fall apart without a way to enforce it.
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"A substantial truce which gets extended as U.S. election nears" is what the market needs to rip higher, he added.
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Truce, cessation of hostilities, cease-fire, armistice — these terms are often used interchangeably these days, as if they were synonyms.
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A cessation of hostilities is broader and more formal than a truce, but is not quite a cease-fire agreement.
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And if the truce holds, he added, it could pave the way for political negotiations to resume on March 7.
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It is the first such attempt since a United Nations-brokered truce in April 2012 that broke down within hours.
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The trade truce had looked shaky enough anyway, based as it was on mercantilism and a promise to talk more.
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US State Department spokesperson said Wednesday that the truce had gone into effect that day at 12:01am local time.
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For now, Qian said the news of a U.S.-China trade truce over the weekend was good enough for investors.
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Later that day, Uber's new boss attended—via video link—a crucial board meeting that ended in a promising truce.
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President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping on Saturday agreed to a trade truce and a return to talks.
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Tinker and Moore separated in 1973 for just 6 weeks, before calling a "truce," the star wrote in her book.
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PUTIN-ROUHANI CALL Russia's Defence Ministry said on Friday that rebels had violated the truce 12 times in 24 hours.
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A Christmas truce calmed the renewed wave of rocket and mortar attacks which had erupted at the start of November.
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After four years of fighting, however — particularly heavy for the last two weeks — it's unclear whether the truce will stick.
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ISIS and the Taliban have an uneasy relationship in Afghanistan, having fought each other until a reported truce in August.
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The trade truce between the Trump administration and China is one reason why the stock market recently reached record highs.
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The five-day truce to allow the withdrawal of Kurdish YPG fighters from the border area ends at 10 p.m.
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The agreement has de-escalated tensions in the north of Syria, but there are signs the temporary truce remains fragile.
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China has bought several million tonnes of U.S. soybeans during a negotiating truce but prospects for an agreement remain unclear.
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By the time Joe and Nick started dating their respective now-wives, I had reached a truce with the Jonii.
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Doing so is meant to ensure that U.S., Russian and Syrian forces do not attack groups abiding by the truce.
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Skepticism over truce Monday was not the first time a ceasefire date has been agreed upon in the Syrian crisis.
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