Supposed concessions, they don&apost seem like huge concessions to me.
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He will demand American concessions in return for North Korean concessions.
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Naturally, Iran had to be given some concessions for the dramatic concessions it had made.
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CONCESSIONS: ADNOC signed a series of 21.5-year agreements with international energy companies for concessions.
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Can German concessions on the euro zone be traded for French concessions on security and defence?
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Design your plan with room to make certain concessions, and develop a rationale for these concessions.
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LATE CONCESSIONS Following criticism by potential investors, Neumann agreed to some concessions without relinquishing majority control.
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Both Canada and Mexico expect concessions from the United States in return for concessions they make.
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Make the concessions early; get the concessions over with and in on your terms—nice and smoothly.
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"We have made no concessions despite some of the media saying that I've made concessions," he said.
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Trump asked Pelosi if she would match his concessions with concessions of her own, and she refused.
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In the meantime, controversial mining concessions and other foreign concessions have had deleterious effects in the countryside.
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It was not immediately clear if the minister was speaking about all public concessions or just motorway concessions.
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Given many of the "concessions" voted on this week weren't concessions at all, frustration remains high among activists.
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Critics of the agreement said that it offered too many concessions to the Taliban, while extracting few concessions.
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For movie theaters, their biggest margins are in concessions, and know that MoviePass holders spend double in concessions.
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CONCESSIONS Governments and industry have been setting aside concessions for artisanal mining, but there are not nearly enough of those concessions to employ all the artisanal miners, many of whom continue to target larger deposits.
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MEXICO'S PRESIDENT LOPEZ OBRADOR SAYS WILL NOT CANCEL CURRENT MINING CONCESSIONS, WILL NOT HAND OUT ANY NEW MINING CONCESSIONS
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Kim added the caveat that he'd follow through on his concessions if the US makes unspecified concessions of its own.
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In announcing the probe last year, Hain said it involved certain distributor concessions and revenue recognition associated with those concessions.
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"We either have to have some concessions from the federal government or some concessions from the Secret Service," Miller said.
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And one of the things that&aposs given them lifelines again and again and again is U.S. concessions, preemptive U.S. concessions.
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The reforms include allowing mining concessions to be put up as financial guarantees and would release 20,000 concessions tied up in bureaucratic limbo.
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And figuratively, Trump let Kim Jong Un get away with murder in negotiations, extracting crucial concessions from Trump without giving concessions in return.
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Greece has a number of smaller concessions mainly off its western coast, but the Crete concessions represent 40,000 square kilometres of territory virtually unexplored.
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Vinci was also looking to grow all its businesses in America, notably motorway concessions in Brazil, Colombia and Mexico, and airport concessions in Peru.
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"There are concessions to make from both negotiating teams during phase one, but we aren't going to make concessions based on discourse," he said.
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In practice, though, Mr. Macron has been giving small concessions to different professional groups all month, perhaps indicating that larger concessions could be possible.
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Greece has a number of smaller concessions mainly off its western coast, but the Crete concessions represent 40,000 square kilometers of territory virtually unexplored.
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Sanctions relief and economic concessions help keep the Kim regime in power and in business, funding the nuclear programs those concessions are supposed to stop.
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That was interpreted as meaning the U.S. would grant concessions to North Korea concessions along the way despite longstanding U.S. insistence that it would not.
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It includes not just concessions on North Korea's part but equal (although undefined) concessions from the United States with regard to security on the peninsula.
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Retail groups and anti-corruption activists have criticized single operator duty-free concessions, including at the country's main airport Suvarnabhumi, and called for multiple concessions.
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"Firstly, we're going to keep the current concessions and not hand out new concessions because they aren't needed," Lopez Obrador said at his daily press conference.
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Groupe Bollore's Bollore Africa Logistics has a strong grip on port operations in West Africa, holding 16 container port concessions, as well as several rail concessions.
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Some made as few concessions as possible while others made as many concessions as the desire for either personal convictions, personal advancement or personal revenge required.
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Some made as few concessions as possible while others made as many concessions as the desire for either personal convictions, personal advancement or personal revenge required.
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He therefore readily accepted Stalin's demands for territorial and other concessions at the expense of America's ally China; Stalin also demanded future concessions from a defeated Japan.
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The whole approach seems a calculated kind of political water torture aimed at extracting God-knows-what concessions from the Saudis—concessions that would benefit Erdogan, not Khashoggi.
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Companies can negotiate the return of concessions that did not take off while new railway concessions with be required to allow third party freight traffic, the source said.
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"We are interested in eight of the originally published concessions to be auctioned ... We are targeting 1,000 megawatts of hydropower concessions in France," said Statkraft spokesman Lars Magnus Gunther.
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Concessions to the right will make it harder to gain votes in the center, while concessions to the center will make it harder to gain votes on the right.
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Seizing the concessions would be a drastic measure unlikely to materialize, said the official, who confirmed the government has considered the option for some concessions granted in 2013 and 2014.
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Trump called for unity throughout the speech, but there's a big difference between calling for unity by offering your own concessions and asking others to make concessions for your agenda.
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By knowing more precisely where the peatlands are, the government can be more careful about where it grants concessions for agricultural development, and perhaps even revoke some concessions already granted.
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In the first two, a Republican-controlled House demanded policy concessions in return for raising the federal debt limit and keeping the government open; now the Democratic minority wants concessions.
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Sinan Abood, a geospatial analyst with America's Forest Service, calculates that more than one-quarter of pulpwood concessions and more than one-fifth of palm-oil concessions are located on peatland.
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ACCORDING to one American stereotype, Europe is doomed to fail because it has made too many cultural concessions to Islam and too many ideological concessions to anti-business, enterprise-sapping socialism.
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Last December, Moreno agreed to stop granting natural-resource concessions after an indigenous protest; however, he broke that promise earlier this year when the government announced new oil and mining concessions.
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"Even keeping Japanese agriculture concessions in TPP may be difficult because the overall balance of concessions is different with only two parties," said William Reinsch, a trade expert at the Stimson Center.
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Further, Trump's hint of concessions on ZTE played into critics' concerns that the President cedes leverage before securing substantial concessions in return -- despite his claim to be the world's best deal-maker.
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So it's probably no surprise that movie theaters have been reinventing the ways they sell concessions too — especially since they pocket about 85 cents on the dollar, at least for conventional concessions.
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Throughout the 19th century, Qajar kings had played colonial powers against one another by granting similar concessions to each; Mossadegh wanted to retain independence by no longer issuing foreign concessions at all.
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Trump and the GOP say they, too, want a DACA fix, but with certain concessions — though it's not entirely clear what those concessions are beyond Trump's continued drum-beating for a border wall.
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DEMOCRATS WANT CONCESSIONS ON NET NEUTRALITY BILL: Democrats in Congress say they're not interested in cutting a net neutrality deal with Republicans, arguing that their counterparts across the aisle aren't offering enough concessions.
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Progressive Democrats are fighting to pass a "clean" DACA replacement — one without concessions on border security or legal immigration — but Democratic leadership has all but admitted some concessions would have to be made.
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Mr. Miller said concessions are already part of the picture.
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Beijing has so far appeared unwilling to make major concessions.
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Mr Xi and protesters are both unlikely to make concessions.
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The concessions are expected to be valid for eight years.
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If he doesn't agree to concessions, the company will liquidate.
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Objectively, we did not expect concessions from the task force.
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Both countries appeared to have made concessions on that front. .
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The figures include concessions for items like textbooks and medicines.
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For the revival, Mr Lynch hopes to avoid such concessions.
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IOI was earlier accused of deforestation in its Indonesian concessions.
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Another $12 million in concessions that are 85 percent margin.
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Mr Erdogan seems to be in no mood for concessions.
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EXCLUSIVE-TELIA'S CONCESSIONS FAIL TO ADDRESS EU COMPETITION CONCERNS - SOURCES
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No concessions were made, and Erzberger signed, albeit under protest.
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But other countries' leaders would demand big concessions in return.
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Sources said that Israel made several concessions in the deal.
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This will force both Remainers and Leavers into making concessions.
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The European Commission confirmed that the companies had offered concessions.
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It was as if they had made the first concessions.
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Like India, low prices also embolden them to demand concessions.
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Last week, sources said Hutchison declined to offer fresh concessions.
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But Merkel's possible coalition partners are angling for concessions beforehand.
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What concessions will the authorities make to lure them in?
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The occasional dads retreat to empty arenas and concessions stands.
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Besides, the EU is unlikely to make significant new concessions.
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The vote has drawn attention to Apple's concessions in China.
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They don't get any offsetting concessions or online ticketing revenue.
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"We know not all concessions have firefighting infrastructure," he said.
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Officials say his approach has fostered talks and won concessions.
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With a laptop that's thin and light, concessions are expected.
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Leaving in the 77th minute won Liverpool fans some concessions.
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"You're not going to get any significant concessions," he said.
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"They didn't want to give you any concessions," Arriola said.
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What type of concessions would Kabul be willing to make?
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The Liberia concessions account for over a fifth of that.
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Ted Baker has more than 500 stores and concessions globally.
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That would require Republicans making big concessions on important priorities.
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E.ON is expected to offer concessions to address the concerns.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Worldpay has wrung ample concessions from Vantiv.
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The longer they hold out, the larger the concessions. Why?
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" "On the other hand, even if he makes concessions, Mrs.
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The threat of force can, under some circumstances, induce concessions.
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The companies can offer concessions to allay the regulatory concerns.
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Barneys does not do concessions across any category in general.
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Washington "still hopes to force Chinese concessions," the newspaper said.
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Lastly, and most importantly, you force them to make concessions.
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The protests failed to elicit any concessions from the government.
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Ted Baker has close to 500 stores and concessions globally.
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At the time, President Trump issued two major, unreciprocated concessions.
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North Korea continues to make concessions ahead of the talks.
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That track record undermines the credibility of the latest concessions.
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But the compromises in our diets don't feel like concessions.
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These apparent concessions come as a bit of a surprise.
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The United States made no concessions and paid no ransom.
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But those just don't compare with Trump's concessions, analysts said.
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Trump seems to be making few concessions to the virus.
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Under the deal, the Vatican would make two key concessions.
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Analysts struggle to identify concessions made by the other side.
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Critics fear he could make concessions that increase China's sway.
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What concessions would get the United States back on board?
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They reopened in 2012 after, yes, more concessions from Tennessee.
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Many theaters have started having people order concessions by phone.
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The next step will be to seek more concessions westward.
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They likely will be loath to make him any concessions.
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Mr. Trump says he will make no concessions to Turkey.
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Likewise, Ohtani is making concessions to join M.L.B. next season.
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The bigger question is, what concessions might it ask for?
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However, while offering some concessions designed to do that, Mrs.
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Three of Britain's four most punctual rail firms are concessions.
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It set an April 20 deadline to win those concessions.
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Food: A sign promising "concessions" led to a Coke machine.
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Schumer also acknowledged concessions from both major parties on Thursday.
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What are some of these concessions you're trying to make?
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"He never wanted to make any concessions," Mr. Delmas said.
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He said that include include more food and beverage concessions.
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Yet Cornyn also said he wants real concessions from Democrats.
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But Democrats may not go along without exacting serious concessions.
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"They wish they wouldn't have given the concessions," he said.
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Y., also acknowledged concessions from both major parties on Thursday.
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The union has come under much pressure to make concessions.
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In return for concessions on dairy, Canada could request U.S. concessions on the so-called Chapter 19 dispute resolution mechanism that allows Canada to combat U.S. anti-dumping duties that Ottawa regards as unjustified.
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He is trying to do precisely what his father and grandfather before him managed to pull off: extract concessions, economic and political gains, while making small concessions or promises they later failed to keep.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Monday that his administration will not cancel any current mining concessions, but added that no new mining concessions will be handed out either.
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Kerry knows, as every student of history knows, that in a negotiation for peace under difficult circumstances, all parties to the negotiation make concessions to other parties, and must receive concessions from other parties.
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The withdrawal of American troops would be contingent on larger concessions from the Taliban, including a cease-fire and direct talks with the Afghan government — concessions the insurgent group has rejected in the past.
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" Pence would not say what concessions were made to Turkey in getting them to accept the ceasefire, saying only "I think you'll be able to see from the agreement itself, what concessions were made.
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Governments and industry have been setting aside concessions for artisanal mining, but there are not nearly enough of those concessions to employ all the artisanal miners, many of whom continue to target larger deposits.
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" He also suggests that any attempt made by the U.K. to gain concessions for Gibraltar as part of its exit package is, "Likely to be blocked by Spain unless significant concessions are made by Britain.
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As part of "compensation" for concessions, life sciences companies will likely want to know the benefits to pursue for these price concessions, and that these benefits are realizable given the complex regulatory and enforcement environment.
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Asked about being involved in an operation regarding the motorway concessions of Atlantia were they to be revoked by the government, Salini CEO told Il Corriere della Sera "concessions are not part of our business".
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After all the screaming and yelling about Canadian dairy tariffs, we got Canada to make concessions on allowing imported American milk that are slightly bigger than the concessions they made in the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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The agreement in Britain may foreshadow similar concessions in other countries.
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A strong domestic Japanese lobby had resisted concessions even under TPP.
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Sudanese analyst Khalid al-Tijani said both sides had made concessions.
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Beijing could reward some countries with exports in exchange for concessions.
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They can extract concessions from the PP without any political cost.
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Hutchison, owned by billionaire Li Ka-shing, offered concessions on Aug.
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And I really-- (CROSSTALK) SMITH: What concessions did President Obama make?
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Chevron's Thai unit holds concessions to operate the Erawan gas field.
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The loss of the Italian concessions would clobber its bottom line.
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The Commission said Hutchison's concessions failed to adequately addressed competition concerns.
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The total cost for my concessions order was $19.27, without tax.
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The FARC should be pressed for at least two additional concessions.
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A further 68 percent have logging concessions directly bordering the park.
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Go deeper: Yellow vest protests simmer in wake of Macron's concessions
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The FDA won some considerable concessions from the Google-backed company.
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But the real drama involved China's reasons for making those concessions.
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But these funding alignments are sometimes accompanied by concessions on policy.
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And that's before we get into some of the logistical concessions.
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A few concessions were made to those still in the pact.
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I honestly don't know what stadium concessions are even doing anymore.
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Some will say that talk of concessions would reward bad behaviour.
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"There aren't that many concessions the FARC can make," he said.
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And he ignores modern trade talks, which rely on mutual concessions.
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YouTube had made some concessions to vertical video over the years.
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The European Commission said the concessions would preserve competition in Europe.
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The concessions will be in force in Europe for five years.
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These concessions were all big strategic and economic wins for Iran.
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These are major concessions for WhatsApp, but they are fairly inevitable.
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It might be economically unfeasible for primary insurers to make concessions.
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In a rational world, Russia would be the one making concessions.
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We made concessions to the south to make them less afraid.
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Such concessions would only apply if Ireland approves, the newspaper added.
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It's not gonna code-switch, we're not going to make concessions.
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Such concessions are politically indigestible for euro-zone governments, especially Germany's.
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But what meaningful concessions are we willing to provide in return?
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If conservatives refuse, GOP leaders would have to offer them concessions.
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Although such concessions may be good politics, they are sloppy economics.
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There are two parties in Congress; the Republicans won some concessions.
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Several factors have left conservatives less well-positioned to extract concessions.
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Concessions are inflaming Ukrainian nationalists, who deride his policies as capitulation.
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Trump argues that the tariffs have pressured China to make concessions.
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MarketPlace Development, which runs the airport concessions, isn't sure its fate.
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Meanwhile, in Guyana, Tullow has accelerated drilling plans in its concessions.
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He demands concessions from friendly democracies based on immediate economic benefit.
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The FIVB has pushed Iranian officials to make concessions for women.
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Everyone is invited, though concessions to pop hegemony are relatively minimal.
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Telia offered concessions in April but these were rejected as insufficient.
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At a local theater, you'll often find cheaper concessions and tickets.
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But the EU Commission fired back that further concessions were needed.
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His mother buys concessions for the Liseberg Amusement Park in Gothenburg.
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And what concessions did Ryan receive from Trump by holding out?
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Concessions will only embolden the regime and will be betrayed eventually.
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The European Commission said Hutchison's concessions failed to address competition worries.
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Ceasefires enable each party to refuse concessions and strengthen its position.
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Mr. Saunders had reportedly hoped to extract more concessions from Israel.
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But that won't come without concessions from the U.S. in return.
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And it's one that's resulted in real policy concessions from Clinton.
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That's why Trump's Tuesday concessions are massively concerning to North Asia.
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In the same period last year, just 15.7 percent had concessions.
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The breakthrough triggered concessions from Trudeau's team, most importantly on dairy.
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Vague promises of Israeli concessions were not enough for everyone, however.
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Three powerful ministries and other concessions went to the Social Democrats.
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China, in return, offered modest concessions on some thorny trade issues.
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But one type of theater survived: the kind that sold concessions.
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"We're going to have to pay more to get smaller concessions."
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According to sources the deadline to propose concessions was this week.
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Like Gymkhana, Eneko makes no culinary concessions: You're in northern Spain.
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From 2007 to 2014, palm concessions in Kalimantan more than tripled.
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There was no word of any concessions toward Mr. Sentsov's demands.
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By the concessions, attendees discussed field director salaries and legislative wrangling.
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I don't have to make concessions, I don't have to settle.
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They were mollified by concessions the companies made, including some spinoffs.
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Granting concessions doesn't give passengers a choice about how they travel.
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The PLO often took the concessions but did not really negotiate.
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But Prime Minister Scott Morrison has so far made few concessions.
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Lam also refused to accept the protesters' demands for political concessions.
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Yet China was more vulnerable to pressure, and sometimes made concessions.
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And President Trump must refrain from any unilateral concessions to Russia.
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McConnell did make concessions to his proposal from Monday evening, however.
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But Diarra said officers would continue to press for more concessions.
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Trump made concessions to conservatives as he promoted a bipartisan deal.
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But labor had entered into an age of givebacks and concessions.
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Trump has warned that he expected concessions on Canada's dairy protections.
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And then begin making concessions to the fact that you are. . . .
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Shooting tariff hits to force concessions is a road to nowhere.
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There was no water or food concessions and too few toilets.
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Our partners in free trade agreements make numerous concessions and commitments.
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Both are using the North Korean crisis to score trade concessions.
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Any desire for concessions will be seen in Moscow as weakness.
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So at that point, it became clear more concessions were needed.
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Fearful of losing their seats, centrists extracted these concessions from progressives.
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Despite the concessions made, its supply management system largely remains intact.
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Analysts assume he will end up demanding bigger concessions from creditors.
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The other option — regime change — was weakened by the JCPOA's concessions.
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That means many concessions have sat idle for decades or more.
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In exchange for Chinese concessions, Trump delayed an October tariff escalation.
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The two companies have offered concessions to secure EU antitrust approval.
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El-Erian expects the United States to eventually secure trade concessions.
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The Trump administration wants Iran to accept a dozen additional concessions.
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Flake came around when he was able to win two concessions.
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Each path has led only to more prisoners, concessions and tension.
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WHAT CONCESSIONS HAD BEEN AGREED AND WHAT WERE THE STICKING POINTS?
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Putting immigration aside would mean that Republicans wouldn't be able to hold hostages to extract budget concessions—but it doesn't mean that they won't continue to hold hostages to extract concessions on immigration and border security.
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In step with Putin's probable expectation when planning the intervention, Secretary Kerry will likely accept Russian concessions (read: promises of concessions) at the negotiating table in Geneva in exchange for the easing of Ukraine-related sanctions.
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The Trump administration insists that China must offer more concessions to protect intellectual property and open its markets to American companies, while China is demanding more relief from Mr. Trump's tariffs in return for such concessions.
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"I think there will be concessions from both sides, but from the European side, I don't see concessions when it comes to points of principle, such as jurisdiction," he told reporters on a visit to London.
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The secular culture welcomed the church's Protestantization and demystification and even secularization, praised the bishops and theologians who pursued it, and then simply pocketed the concessions and ignored the religious ideas those concessions were supposed to advance.
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The EU competition enforcer can clear the deal unconditionally or demand concessions.
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Britain's exit from the European Union also made concessions difficult, he said.
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Research shows that groups using terrorism seldom win or even gain concessions.
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This week euro-zone finance ministers declared themselves satisfied by the concessions.
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O, subject to concessions in Poland, the European Commission said on Tuesday.
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Likely concessions include greater access by US firms to the Chinese market.
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Chinatown is a busy place that makes few concessions to first-timers.
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So, you don't want to make concessions and then get tariffed anyway.
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And she made other concessions to her modeling career and her exceptionalism.
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In April, the government announced a moratorium on new palm oil concessions.
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MC, ending a potential bidding war for the Spanish highway concessions group.
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Mr Trump appears not to realise what gigantic concessions these would be.
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And in some areas the EU has an incentive to offer concessions.
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That means more concessions to the tariff and regulatory preferences of foreigners.
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But teachers say those concessions aren't enough, and they're ready to strike.
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I then judged each experience based on comfort, concessions, and overall value.
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One of AMC's notable perks is its mobile-order service for concessions.
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If an agitator's critique is broadly correct, a CEO must make concessions.
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The major concessions, in other words, are up front in this deal.
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Maybe it was a provocation designed to wring concessions from the West.
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But neither can he make the concessions that might lead to peace.
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The protesters' failure to win concessions gave birth to the localist cause.
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It also has a concessions business, which serves airports, railways and motorways.
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That forces it to woo the Greens to govern, potentially making concessions.
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The workers were demanding more mining concessions with less stringent environmental rules.
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In total, the Chinese company paid 13.8 billion reais for the concessions.
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The demonstrators were finally cleared away by police, having won no concessions.
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The trip is more about stirring other interlocutors into renewed talks/concessions.
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But each is demanding more willingness from the other to make concessions.
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Either victor may need to surrender some assets as concessions to regulators.
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But the mutual fund and ETF industry did win some major concessions.
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Chinese officials often commit to make concessions on trade – and then don't.
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A Microsoft spokesperson declined to comment on what concessions it is offering.
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That treaty was still-born, and Canadian farmers dismiss talk of concessions.
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Mr Netanyahu may seek to win their support by making other concessions.
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Mr Russel argues that the North's goal is money and other concessions.
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But when you add someone like Blake Griffin, concessions must be made.
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The EU competition enforcer can approve the deal unconditionally or demand concessions.
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To achieve this, however, the UK had to make far-reaching concessions.
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But the concessions the government has made are smaller than they look.
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Much of Starboard's success seems to come from winning settlements and concessions.
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He storms out of meetings, insults his interlocutors, and offers no concessions.
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Third parties have until June 15 to provide feedback on the concessions.
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So far, neither side has indicated any intention of making major concessions.
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U.S. regulatory authorities approved the deal without demanding concessions earlier this month.
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If he tries to make concessions, he will come under furious attack.
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Murray has offered smaller concessions, but nothing that would interest most Republicans.
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It's unclear what concessions leadership will ultimately make on the Medicaid front.
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And there's nothing inherently weak about making concessions in negotiation with adversaries.
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No lives seem to have been lost, but no concessions were gained.
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Mr Askwith devotes much effort to defending his subject's concessions to authority.
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Paperchase currently has 181 stores and concessions and also sells via paperchase.com.
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Many in his government say this is no time for territorial concessions.
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But Mr. Gore, schooled in the art of painful concessions, was blunt.
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Eventually some concessions were made and most distillers began paying the tax.
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Clinton could be a negotiating tactic for winning concessions on the platform.
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The government, backed by the Communist Party in Beijing, made no concessions.
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Most importantly of all, France has done little but urge cosmetic concessions.
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The largest concessions come from changes to public pensions and retiree healthcare.
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Saudi Arabia has placed with the U.S. Further concessions were also made:
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AMC reports that more than 203% of attendees spend money on concessions.
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AMC reports that more than 71% of attendees purchase something at concessions.
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Each interaction is designed to get you to spend money on concessions.
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"Neither side seems any closer to offering major concessions," said Evans-Pritchard.
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The Polish opposition has criticized the concessions as not going far enough.
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In 1920, Risher sold Coca-Cola and other concessions inside the stadium.
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Siemens is ready to walk away after competition authorities deemed concessions inadequate.
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With those concessions squared away, Sanders made the decision to back Clinton.
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The final outcome there could hinge on concessions the two companies make.
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Such pincer movement might provide Pelosi with leverage to extract greater concessions.
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President Macron achieved this without any policy concessions to the United States.
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The agreement saw the U.K. make some notable concessions on contentious issues.
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As such, has made various concessions to Chinese censors and intelligence agencies.
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But Trump's polarizing and divisive approach has yet to generate sizable concessions.
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Initially concessions were given to Wynn, a Galaxy-Sands team and SJM.
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My father is schmoozing with a Texas delegate in the concessions line.
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Substantial concessions will be required from all players to form a government.
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He currently works in concessions at the Barclays Center and Yankee Stadium.
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The unrest has convulsed Macron and his government and forced costly concessions.
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Those concessions reflect some of what Tesla wanted in its original lawsuit.
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The U.S. team says the plan will require concessions from the Israelis.
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She sought out the concessions she needed to back the tax legislation.
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The "concessions" that the Trump administration will ask of Israel are marginal.
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But any concessions could make minority shareholders less enthusiastic about the deal.
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The protests will go on, he vowed — until deeper concessions are made.
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Yet they see no point in making any concessions now, since Mrs.
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In many cases, however, winning concessions from sellers is like pulling teeth.
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Sanders absolutely refused to make concessions that would build a winning coalition.
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In exchange for these concessions, Trump seems to have won astonishingly little.
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"No Rain, No Flowers," which was released in August, makes few concessions.
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That's prompted a flurry of withdrawn concessions, competing lawsuits and fraud accusations.
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Finding this common ground, however, will require both sides to make concessions.
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It's meant to reduce tensions and create space for more meaningful concessions.
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In his final decade in power, Mubarak made a number of concessions.
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So I don't see where he (Trump) has made any significant concessions.
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Others want more concessions from Democrats before they'll vote for the legislation.
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Fires are often started just outside palm-oil concessions to obscure responsibility.
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Though both sides have made concessions in recent weeks, tensions remain high.
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After that was rejected, they are less likely to accept further concessions.
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But concessions to Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinBudowsky: Would John McCain back impeachment?
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Opposition lawmakers argued that those concessions were insufficient and boycotted the votes.
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"We need to reconsider the notion of making concessions," Dr. O'Reilly says.
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The White House was offering concessions and agreeing to them in writing.
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Meanwhile, some Democrats are preparing to give immigration concessions to the GOP.
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But they were concessions that pose some risk for the Florida senator.
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He has also said it will require difficult concessions from both sides.
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Today, he is willing to make other concessions to the political mainstream.
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Lam also again refused to accept the protesters' demands for political concessions.
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And it must not offer any concessions just to have a meeting.
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All of North Korea's concessions were unthinkable less than a year ago.
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Such campaigns have an astounding track record, sometimes winning concessions within days.
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Concessions in past trade deals had already hurt Canadian farmers, he said.
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If he makes concessions, he could harm his 2019 re-election chances.
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The union's executive director, DeMaurice Smith, has argued that players ought to approve the proposal partly because continuing to negotiate may not yield more concessions from the owners, and may even prompt them to pull concessions off the table.
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The last three administrations — led by Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama — all believed that they needed to grant Israel concessions to make Israeli leaders feel secure and comfortable enough to make their own concessions for peace.
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Offering concessions on some cheeses was relatively straightforward in JEEPA as in TPP.
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The current right-wing Israeli government is skeptical of concessions to the Palestinians.
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It was not clear what concessions, if any, were contained in the MoU.
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But it went further, in effect calling on the government to make concessions.
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Trump's claims of specific concessions also confused Chinese officials, according to the newspaper.
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That is where the concessions of Hancock's local subsidiary, Hanrine, are also located.
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Luxottica and Essilor had declined to offer concessions during a preliminary EU review.
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Farmers say concessions in recent trade deals will strain their profits and leverage.
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"We're terrifying our allies into giving concessions to the North Koreans," Lewis says.
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Bloomberg reported that AT&T is preparing to fight the concessions in court.
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Amunugama, however, said no country has said anything about grants, concessions or loans.
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Both experiences cost me about the same in terms of tickets and concessions.
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Landlords have historically protected actual rents, enticing would-be renters with concessions first.
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There were also several small towers of sweet treats near the concessions counter.
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And he said the North was already showing a willingness to make concessions.
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More importantly, these concessions will protect the forest for up to 80 years.
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They understand that the logic of negotiation can lead governments into surprising concessions.
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Women do the same thing by making concessions and wanting to remain agreeable.
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Its negotiators agreed to many American demands without extracting clear concessions in return.
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Palestinian public opinion is passionately against such concessions to an Israel they mistrust.
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In reality the investigation is intended to strong-arm trading partners into concessions.
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The EU is showing worryingly little negotiating flexibility in return for her concessions.
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His plan was to extract concessions, including more central revenue for his state.
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Then, though, came a series of compromises in which Sanders extracted major concessions.
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Hain will evaluate revenue associated with concessions to specific distributors during the delay.
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Analysts at Liberum said Fox's latest concessions should be enough to secure approval.
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Abe would need to appeal to Japan's legislature to get more farming concessions.
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Short of cash, the government has given private firms concessions to build roads.
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Hamas believes that the best tool it has to extract concessions is force.
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And then you take a look at the aero concessions that we spend.
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Participants given the noun-structure statements again showed notably more support for concessions.
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The union made concessions to GM on pensions in exchange for new investments.
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Without America, uncomfortable concessions made in the old TPP can seem less worthwhile.
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Even if no concessions are made, a fine is a long way off.
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But it may be readier than Assad to agree concessions with his adversaries.
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It also promised to withdraw capital gains tax concessions for foreigners from 2019.
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Policymakers have capitulated to the teachers with small pay increases and other concessions.
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The federal government persuaded it not to do so in return for concessions.
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That might sound like a series of concessions; a whittling down to nothing.
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China says both sides need to come out of any deal with concessions.
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But it seems to be the beginning of the art of concessions. SEN.
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Tokyo is in no mood to make any concessions to Pyongyang, Wallace said.
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Reinsch noted that the U.S. made some concessions on autos in the TPP.
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Republicans, meanwhile, don't see the need to make concessions right of the bat.
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Clinton should make lasting policy concessions for a one-time alliance of necessity?
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"Dialogue doesn't mean there are concessions," Saudi Foreign Minister Adel Al-Jubeir said.
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In many cases a settlement agreement is reached, with both sides making concessions.
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Police cleared the demonstrators in December 2014, and authorities granted no democratic concessions.
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And despite President Obama's concessions, Cuba continues to oppose American interests and security.
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It is possible that Son's concessions work out to SoftBank's long-term benefit.
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Squeeze to the very last drop — of concessions, determination, patience, the ticking time.
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Will reverse Obama's Executive Orders and concessions towards Cuba until freedoms are restored.
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To be sure, Republicans must also be willing to make concessions and compromise.
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Trump has mocked his predecessors for making concessions that ultimately produced no results.
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Therefore, no concessions were made to the regime and America's leverage remains intact.
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Older areas such as BM-S-8 are concessions that pay only royalties.
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However, in turn, Uber is making concessions, including clarifying its messaging regarding tipping.
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The state and local deduction stayed, and the oil lobby won some concessions.
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She could squeeze concessions out of him anyway, in return for this favor.
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Trump denied making any concessions during the meeting with his North Korean counterpart.
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These concessions cannot coexist with forceful new European sanctions addressing non-nuclear issues.
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First, he worried about the domestic perception and reaction to any trade concessions.
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Kim Moon: If they did not have concessions, they wouldn't be in business.
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Because all of the food sold at concessions has a huge profit margin.
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In this deal, America and its allies must give up major concessions first.
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He will try to extract concessions but Kim won't hear any of it.
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But such concessions would have cost GOP leaders the votes of other Republicans.
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But Trump hobbled his team's ability to extract concessions long before these meetings.
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Or makes a series of major concessions on trade with Mexico and Canada.
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A trade delegation left for China hoping to glean trade concessions from Beijing.
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IG Metall had rejected PSA's demands for further concessions to become more competitive.
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Los Angeles educators won key concessions in a strike that ended last week.
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"That's why we have some of the best concessions of anybody," Evans said.
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In advance of the summit, the administration continued to press for trade concessions.
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Kudlow also noted that Chinese trade negotiators backtracked from previous concessions in May.
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Using a mediator, they split 50/50; he thought he made more concessions.
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He said more than 14 foreign oil companies were interested in the concessions.
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Positive news about trade concessions helped cap losses in rupee forwards, dealers said.
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The European Commission recognises if the parties to a merger have made concessions.
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But the Speaker held Democrats together, refusing to offer Trump any big concessions.
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Instead it uses companies that supply private contractors in return for commercial concessions.
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T&R's portfolio of concessions is long term with none expiring until 212000.
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Enemies can be bargained with; allies apparently believe that they're entitled to concessions.
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Their offers have sounded more like gestures of modest hospitality than concessions, however.
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I'm wondering what concessions the U.S. is willing to make to get there.
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North Korea, it should be said, has offered some concessions of its own.
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I left work too late, though, so instead I had to buy concessions.
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Other sources told me they're fretting about what other concessions Trump might make.
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That paved the way for large economic land concessions for agriculture and mining.
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Britain's culture secretary, Karen Bradley, had given Fox until Friday to make concessions.
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May's scope to make concessions when she negotiates with the European Union. Mrs.
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Other potential concessions may be harder for Boeing and the airlines to swallow.
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Did you have to make any concessions in bringing this project to life?
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S. trade tensions as the two countries granted concessions ahead of planned talks.
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"Nissan will have to make concessions for our governance reform," this person said.
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To extract political concessions through hostage taking of one issue, one issue: Obamacare.
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"Now there's little space for either side to climb down or make concessions."
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But while the Labour leadership rejected the concessions as insufficient, many of Mrs.
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In exchange, Mexico has agreed to make concessions, including improvements in labor laws.
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It's not a matter of bargaining, not about making concessions here and there.
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This week, protesters in the Facebook groups were focused on Mr. Macron's concessions.
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The president shows weakness and makes concessions, while getting nothing tangible in return.
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Apparently, she will go to Brussels on her knees, begging for further concessions.
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That she wins re-election as speaker and makes concessions along the way.
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Trump has imposed tariffs on $250 billion of Chinese imports to force concessions.
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China could make some concessions to prolong talks even after tariffs and retaliation.
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Analysts wonder whether the goal is to pressure or extract concessions from China.
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President Trump's administration was quick to crow about trade concessions wangled from Beijing.
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It was the naming rights and ticket sales contract, not the concessions contract.
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It is not immediately clear what those concessions will look like in action.
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Canada reportedly made some concessions on dairy which boosted the Canadian dollar Wednesday.
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U.S. critics of Cuba engagement have accused Obama of making too many concessions.
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And last month, West Virginia's Republican-controlled government made concessions to striking teachers.
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His only concessions to topical urgency had come between Pearl Harbor and Hiroshima.
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"He absolutely rejects any thoughts of dialogue or concessions to Escobar," diplomats wrote.
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Still, many conservative lawmakers remain hopeful they can secure some concessions during negotiations.
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This includes most major debt issuances, as well as major new oil concessions.
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Even the most left-leaning lawmakers acknowledged the need for potentially painful concessions.
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Neither threats nor concessions from outside have proved able to override this calculus.
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Some of her concessions on Europe have already prompted unease within her party.
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The government is expected to announce consumer tax concessions and increase infrastructure spending.
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Judge Dennis W. Shedd urged Mr. Wall to be careful about his concessions.
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The companies' concessions also failed to address concerns regarding rolling stock and signalling.
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Although China traditionally offers some trade concessions, dramatic progress has usually been elusive.
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In Syria, people began calling for concessions by the government—timidly, at first.
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Most hovered around $121,000, with assorted concessions of a free month or two.
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He offered only grudging concessions, like loose change falling out of his pocket.
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A Mexican government official also denied that any concessions were offered to Washington.
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Sadly, there is no sign that leaders in Beijing are contemplating any concessions.
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The outcome puts pressure on Chief Executive Carrie Lam to make some concessions.
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But despite early victories, the government continues to grant concessions, Ms. González said.
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But the numbers are deceptive: Of 300 exploration concessions, just 22 are active.
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The fact is that Iran's negotiating "concessions" were always trivial and easily reversible.
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But the U.S. side must demand those concessions before offering confidence building measures.
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Blue transferred Arabic numerals and blued hands are the only concessions to color.
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That means expecting setbacks, a slow timeline, and real concessions from both sides.
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It controls contracts for public housing projects and mining and oil services concessions.
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But France, whose agriculture lobby is strong, has so far resisted such concessions.
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The North Koreans are seeking numerous concessions, including an end to punishing sanctions.
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But the United States also made a series of concessions, which likely helped.
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And they provide the concessions to guarantee that their drugs will be covered.
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But Kosovo's prime minister, Ramush Haradinaj, is adamantly opposed to any territorial concessions.
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The final bill, as of Thursday night, includes some concessions to this group.
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The Sanders camp said it would not push for any more platform concessions.
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You have to show you won't make small concessions — not even symbolic ones.
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Such concessions can be made to align with China's overall economic reform agenda.
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North Korea, with Trump's RSVP in hand, might start demanding concessions once again.
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Officials like Lighthizer and White House trade adviser Peter Navarro are hawks on China, want big concessions, and favor tariffs, while Mnuchin and National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow are more inclined to strike a deal with more moderate concessions.
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"Nothing is clear, and I think as a result we could run the risk that Kim is given concessions which are not accompanied by real concessions that the United States is receiving in return from Kim and his regime," he added. .
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The Kim regime is likely to propose vague measures to reduce tensions on the Peninsula in return for tangible concessions, like suspending American-South Korean military exercises and increasing economic aid, concessions that would add to tensions between Seoul and Washington.
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There are just six weeks to go until the Brexit deadline of October 31 and the UK is still angling for concessions on a Brexit deal — concessions the EU has said so many goddamn times it's not willing to give.
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She has signaled that she will appeal to the European Union in Brussels for more concessions and try again to win parliamentary approval, but the bloc is unlikely to grant her any concessions unless she has a convincing new plan.
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"We generally do not ask for typical retail concessions such as advertising, promotional or markdown allowances, delivery concessions (such as drop shipments to stores or delayed deliveries) or return privileges," a spokesperson for TJX, TJ Maxx's parent company, told Business Insider.
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Flint says the airport is taking on debt and using profits from terminal concessions.
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Both sides would probably give up the blue helmets rather than make real concessions.
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Here's the response from the Google walkout organizers to the company's concessions so far.
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But Amgen sees lower-than-expected sales of some drugs due to price concessions.
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These new tariffs would be the US's final push to force concessions from China.
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And the "moderates" in the GOP, to whom all those policy concessions were made?
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But the key here is that they rarely if ever succeeded in forcing concessions.
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Putin can ride out the protests with a mixture of intimidation and token concessions.
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These same companies get concessions from the city to operate the other bus lines.
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Few observers think the government will make big enough concessions to placate the demonstrators.
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All of this was intended to signal good faith without making any real concessions.
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"We urge you to stand firm against China if meaningful concessions are not made."
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But pretty soon all the concessions aggregate into a shifting of the Overton window.
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U.S. President Donald Trump says he will ditch Canada unless it quickly makes concessions.
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Even in its direst moments -- in mid-2015 -- the regime did not contemplate concessions.
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Mike Pence may have made some concessions, and perhaps Trump made promises as well.
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Further, tariffs aren't the only tactic the Trump administration is pursuing to force concessions.
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Over the next 30 years, Great Hall Partners will manage concessions in the terminal.
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China says the United States is making unreasonable demands and must also make concessions.
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The authorities refuse partly because they believe further concessions would only encourage more violence.
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He doesn't see a problem for the companies to negotiate the required state concessions.
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Republicans may demand more concessions while some Democrats find the oversight board too punitive.
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They suggest Britain's outsized contribution to defence and security should win the country concessions.
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Will that also apply to Microsoft, or did Nadella extract some concessions from Google?
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Ted Cruz in 2013 -- helped launch presidential bids, but didn't result in substantive concessions.
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But in recent years they seem to have made few concessions to changing tastes.
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Mr Ghani, or his successor, could dig in his heels, refusing to make concessions.
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The company submitted a package of concessions last week, but did not provide details.
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Of course, no matter how many concessions the Democrats make, Republicans will cry foul.
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China denies Trump's accusations of unfair trade practices and has resisted concessions to Washington.
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But the crowds dissipated without achieving any concessions from the local government or Beijing.
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Chamisa says he will rebuild roads and rail by giving concessions to private companies.
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A hopeless play to gain leverage over Democrats for concessions on unrelated immigration issues?
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On one reading, it is a tactical move designed to wring concessions from China.
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Bookbuilding has been slow and investors are already seeking concessions, a prospective lender said.
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Autostrade's parent, Atlantia, also runs toll-road concessions in Brazil, Chile, India and Poland.
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Some companies have been publishing details of land concessions and lists of suppliers, too.
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After winning several key concessions, Sanders finally offered Clinton his formal backing last month.
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The indictment alleges Tyler requested and received $75,000 to help amend the concessions law.
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That clears out powerbrokers who could have extracted costly concessions to pass Bolsonaro's agenda.
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Brexiteers hate the concessions that are being made in phase one, especially over money.
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Yet although the concessions are small, they have opened the door to bigger ones.
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Short of funds and friends, Hamas may have few options but to make concessions.
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But Mr Weber claimed Italy's real motive is to secure concessions on other issues.
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This gives him leverage, he thinks, to extract concessions that will boost American exports.
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These concessions will not stop a few mainly junior cabinet members joining the Outs.
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For those directly impacted, concessions like these must be validating, at the very least.
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And if Republicans want concessions in exchange for those protections, what would they be?
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The only black people I saw were either on-duty police, or working concessions.
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Conservative holdouts won concessions and eventually backed the bill that passed -- barely -- in May.
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MC in an effort to avoid a bidding war for the highway concessions company.
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"One must show that we won't make little concessions, even symbolic ones," Macron said.
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" He added: "One must show that we won't make little concessions, even symbolic ones.
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Piran Resources has a 25-year mining license in eastern Rwanda for two concessions.
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Foead and his fledgling agency want plantation companies to restore peatlands within their concessions.
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SB 827 expands the menu of concessions required if the project meets certain conditions.
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At a Brussels summit in February, Mr Osborne's boss, David Cameron, won several concessions.
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Commodity prices have tanked, cutting the value of mines, steel mills and oilfield concessions.
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As a result of concessions made by McDonald's, relations have improved in recent months.
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Concessions could be calibrated based on steps taken by Pyongyang with regard to denuclearization.
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The 4-0 vote Wednesday evening appears to be a rejection of those concessions.
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Beijing's $85033 billion-plus trade surplus with the U.S. allows for plenty of concessions.
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Why enforce sanctions on North Korea when America will make no concessions on trade?
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But would North Korea be willing to denuclearize if the United States provided concessions?
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More likely, Iran is trying to extract extra concessions that it has not negotiated.
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Of course, Trump does appear to have made some concessions in an unexpected area.
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But Trump doesn't get Peña Nieto to make any substantive concessions on the wall.
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But, as parties scramble to reach concessions to form a coalition government after Dec.
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YOU HAVE TO HAVE ROOM FOR CONCESSIONS TO THE OTHER SIDE AND SO FORTH.
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President Trump said last Monday that he would not make any concessions with Turkey.
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Though further concessions will have to allow Xi to save face, they will come.
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Many observers think Trump is doing this in exchange for trade concessions from China.
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They may make occasional rhetorical concessions, if the tide of public opinion threatens them.
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With Tillerson's departure, the conventional wisdom is that the president will demand Qatari concessions.
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"Nestle managers were willing to make concessions on key points," the source told FAZ.
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The board voiced support for Rossello's efforts to extract deeper concessions from PREPA creditors.
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This is in exchange for Chinese concessions in the Philippine-claimed waters and territories.
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Gaddafi got the recognition he craved, but without offering any concessions on human rights.
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Since opening his gallery in November 2018, Felix Gaudlitz has made no such concessions.
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Dutt said while Beijing will make some concessions, they will not be significant ones.
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Prior to 85033, most treaties were little more than a schedule of tariff concessions.
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Members of Congress from both parties likely would object to any concessions on Huawei.
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The company's relationship with franchisees has improved since then after some concessions from management.
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Then, to obtain concessions, he refused to endorse Clinton almost to the party's convention.
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Requiring large concessions from them is likely to spark unrealistic demands for the Taliban.
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They get benefits and concessions from the public they should not be entitled to.
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Mexico's energy ministry will award license contracts, similar to concessions, in the historic opening.
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Though Trump brags about his negotiating skills, he clearly can't stand the smallest concessions.
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The city relented when Khosrowshahi made several concessions, including sharing the company's traffic data.
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Concessions recently gained by Prime Minister David Cameron in Brussels will not change this.
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But they won concessions in the end, including the creation of more union jobs.
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But I believe making concessions to get things done is just a first phase.
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They ended up reopening the government—and receiving no concessions—after only three days.
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In the past, it had demanded sanctions relief and economic concessions first, he said.
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Freeport CEO Richard Adkerson acknowledged his company had made major concessions in the negotiations.
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But such concessions don't necessarily mean that keeping kids home will be without consequences.
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Some make special concessions for athletes, international students and those with certain campus jobs.
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At the same time, many acknowledged that Democrats would have to make some concessions.
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Privately run concessions, such as shuttle services, hotel lodging, restaurants, and stores, remain open.
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Indeed, this term even Kennedy appeared uninterested in making concessions to the liberal justices.
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Reuters said the response from Beijing was that no further concessions should be made.
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Russia hopes to use its position in Syria to bargain for concessions over Ukraine.
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The immigration concessions from Democrats were not conservative enough, Mr. Trump told Mr. Schumer.
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He added that North Korea should take more concrete steps to secure U.S. concessions.
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And so even as the three candidates spouted "conservative renewal," they made telling concessions.
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To make concessions beforehand might allow pro-Brexit members of Parliament to demand more.
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Both sides are going to have to make some tough concessions and tough choices.
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He's gotten conservatives to anathematize the F.B.I. while cheering unilateral concessions to North Korea.
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Ivanhoe, MMG Ltd, and Chemaf are among the mining companies with major concessions there.
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She doesn't make concessions and that is part of what makes her a legend.
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He also advocated revoking Atlantia's motorway concessions following a fatal bridge collapse in 2018.
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The decision to delay new tariffs on China came without any concessions from Beijing.
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It reportedly analyzed the protesters' demands and considered how concessions could quiet the demonstrations.
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ADNOC signed a series of 21.5-year agreements with international energy companies for concessions.
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But most interpreted the move as an attempt to force concessions out of McConnell.
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DPS said the union also made some concessions, reducing its demands by $2.6 million.
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" "Past experience has taught us that complacency and concessions only invite aggression and provocation.
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They may have over-promised on what he was prepared to do without concessions.
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Headlines LSE and D Boerse set to offer more concessions to secure merger on.ft.
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Could the regime use political prisoners as "hostages" to extract concessions from the opposition?
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Washington believes that Moscow, closely allied to Assad, can nudge Damascus to make concessions.
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But now that the United States has pulled out, those concessions are at risk.
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Neither side appears in the mood to offer concessions on a proposed border wall.
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In return, China would commit to purchasing U.S. agricultural products along with other concessions.
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Some players expect more concessions from the owners in return for a 17th game.
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"There's a point where concessions become tone-deaf to the market," Mr. Miller said.
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The league has sought financial, marketing and sponsorship concessions from the International Olympic Committee.
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Pyongyang promised a "Christmas gift" in the absence of concessions on a nuclear deal.
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Now they have concessions they can roll back if the Trump administration enacts those.
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That's the decades-old carrot-and-stick strategy: provocations, de-escalation, negotiation, win concessions.
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The concessions added about $900 in purchasing power to working and middle-class households.
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China, in return, would agree to buy American farm products and make other concessions.
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The arrangement would include Chinese commitments to purchase U.S. agricultural products and other concessions.
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Elites publicly acknowledged the popular indictment against them, and serious political concessions appeared inevitable.
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They made minimal concessions to Democrats only when necessary to keep the government open.
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MoviePass didn't make it easier to get a ticket, or cheaper to buy concessions.
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As a deal with Kim looked harder to reach, though, Trump made major concessions.
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After 18 months of talks and concessions by both sides, a deal was struck.
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She said the administration should help young immigrants without getting any concessions from Democrats.
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Despite the concessions made so far, protests continued in both countries over the weekend.
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Of course, these concessions are likely limited-time offers, pegged to a softening market.
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Several analysts have already said the concessions outlined last month don't go far enough.
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In return for its support, the SPD extracted deep concessions from Merkel's conservative bloc.
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To get Iran to the table for serious talks, Washington must offer two concessions.
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The company and its partners have reportedly won significant concessions before in other markets.
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Only the pressure of that prospect could persuade Brussels to offer concessions, they argue.
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Mr. Xi appears particularly set against making concessions that could weaken his strongman reputation.
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"Pretty much the same concessions they'd give to any other major shareholder," Cramer said.
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China, which appears hobbled by the trade war, has offered a mix of concessions.
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Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio — would clear a path to political concessions.
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It may walk back some promises because they didn't prompt assurances about American concessions.
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The result was price concessions to Beijing that Russia otherwise would not have made.
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They're giving concessions they were going to give anyway, so you're not getting anything.
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Chile's aquaculture regulator has said it will issue no new concessions inside the park.
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They also won concessions on measures like giving these immigrants a path to citizenship.
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But those concessions would probably soften the Senate bill compared with the House plan.
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From that point, there would be a true pattern of how to manage relations with North Korea, in which all sides make concessions simultaneously so that no one feels as if they are losing face or being pressured to make concessions first.
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A cease-fire brokered by Egypt was announced early Thursday, with Hamas officials claiming to have received concessions from Israeli officials including the beginning of the end to the Gaza blockade, while Israeli officials reportedly denied that any concessions had been made.
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If another Republican senator were then to defect — for example, Ms. Collins, who extracted concessions from party leadership in order to vote yes on the bill initially, but has watched some of those concessions go as yet unfulfilled — then the bill could stall.
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Even if those concessions are made, Democrats will be resistant to giving President Trump a big policy win — meaning it may take more concessions than it would in a less polarized political moment to get even a few Democrats to the table.
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It restores leverage to congressional Republicans by making it clear that the president isn't pushing for a DREAM Act that grants citizenship without concessions to DACA recipients, and by giving them an extremely broad menu of concessions to ask Democrats for in exchange.
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Details of gains and concessions in the deal were only starting to emerge on Monday.
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In 1903, when a Conservative government made concessions to Irish nationalism, the Ulster Unionists objected.
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I don&apost think it&aposs helpful to make unilateral concessions talking about war gaming.
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The measure is one in a string of concessions to truckers protesting high fuel prices.
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But the proposal is likely to be watered down as lawmakers extract concessions and exemptions.
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At the same time he has withstood international calls to make concessions to the Palestinians.
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A row over its budget last year unsettled markets before the coalition made hasty concessions.
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In light of all this, last-minute concessions to the EU's fiscal rules solve nothing.
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But Trump appears prepared to lift sanctions in exchange for yet-to-be-explained concessions.
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The states may have to agree to the companies' concessions before they drop their suit.
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Finance Minister Mangala Samaraweera announced on Wednesday tax concessions worth a monthly 1.5 billion rupees.
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His party colleague Toninelli has repeatedly said that he is committed to scrapping ASPI's concessions.
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The market got an additional boost on significant concessions as a gesture of good will.
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Those talks reportedly led to an agreement, with both sides offering concessions to the other.
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Local unions have also been asked to make concessions, a source told Reuters on Wednesday.
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The U.S. officials did not have details on China's demands in exchange for the concessions.
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"The government has decided to make small concessions now," Lichfield said in a note Tuesday.
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Over the past year, CEFC has invested in oil concessions in Chad and Abu Dhabi.
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U.S. concessions could include opening liaison offices or clearing the way for inter-Korean projects.
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Holding out too firmly though could irritate the American side, which might demand concessions elsewhere.
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In response, Google leadership made some concessions, but internal controversy has still plagued the company.
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It said it had paid $29m in Peru between 2005 and 2014 to secure concessions.
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Analysts say the exchanges may have to offer major concessions such as selling overlapping businesses.
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The concessions that Mexico has granted Mr Trump are for the most part economically damaging.
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If it misses the deadline, it could lose all its road concessions in the country.
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These concessions are unacceptable to many Colombians, who think the FARC's commanders belong in jail.
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Farmers often plant on companies' concessions, and firms often clear land outside their allocated areas.
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He added that the United States had made a lot of concessions to the Russians.
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Unpredictability and threats would keep other leaders guessing, forcing them to deliver concessions, he said.
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His charm offensive lowered tensions with America—and he made no real concessions in return.
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A woman purchases concessions at a drive-in located in Valley Stream, New York, 1938.
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The implication has been that to keep the first may require concessions on the second.
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But euro zone governments, led by Germany, have been reluctant to make such major concessions.
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Australia makes no concessions for those who came as children but never changed their passports.
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While rents are still rising nationally, concessions are now the rule more than the exception.
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In recent weeks, American officials have offered a number of concessions to their European counterparts.
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Seeking to halt the strikes, Lufthansa dropped demands for concessions in exchange for higher pay.
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Meanwhile, Washington has given up the major concessions of halting US-South Korea military exercises.
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Add a few declarations, offer modest concessions, then ask the country concerned to think again.
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He would demand that Moscow provide assurances that Israel would make concessions on key issues.
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As things stand now, it's unlikely that he'll agree to many concessions with opposition groups.
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Any default, and China can extract concessions, such as a base on the Indian Ocean.
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MORENA wants to rewrite a law it says prioritizes water concessions for industry over households.
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It dissipated, its ringleaders later arrested and jailed, without any democratic concessions from the government.
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HENRY: And Sean, there have not been concessions by the administration, at least not yet.
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For its part, Siemens says it has made as many concessions as it can stomach.
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Such requests have in the past led to concessions so a merger gains government approval.
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Indeed, there were no tangible concessions from the North (or, for that matter, the South).
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E.ON IMPROVED CONCESSIONS COVERING GERMAN, CZECH AND HUNGARIAN MARKETS TO ADDRESS EU ANTITRUST CONCERNS - SOURCE
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And it hasn't been able to achieve all the concessions from landlords that it desired.
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A good presidential speech will recognize this unequal footing when calling for concessions or unity.
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But the sweep of concessions will likely make it harder to resist Beijing&aposs call.
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And it does indeed leave America with fewer concessions to offer when striking new deals.
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But the congress made no political concessions, reaffirming the importance of a one-party state.
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Analysts say the odds are stacked against Pakistan finalizing deals, despite the concessions on offer.
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It could be seen as a way to extracting maximum concessions from one's negotiating partner.
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Too many concessions were made to white South Africans, she argued, and not enough changed.
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The move came after Luxottica and Essilor declined to offer concessions in a preliminary review.
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The incident angered farmers and prompted Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan to offer them concessions.
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Some countries, like France, have a particularly rigid line on offering additional concessions to Britain.
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The SPD has secured juicy ministries and all sorts of policy concessions from Mrs Merkel.
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In recent weeks, party leaders made some key concessions to get enough lawmakers on board.
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At the very least, perhaps Ryan could extract some concessions from Trump on entitlement reform.
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Great Britain unsuccessfully attempted to break up the Axis Powers by offering concessions to Mussolini.
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He called for concessions for infrastructure projects and for making it easier to do business.
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The company is ready to offer more concessions to win EU approval, the source said.
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HK) will not offer EU regulators further concessions to secure a takeover of Telefonica's (TEF.
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The settlement offered drivers some concessions, but stopped short of reclassifying the drivers as employees.
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Trump wants real, tough, concessions from Moon — a man he regards as a weak leader.
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According to Bloomberg, some U.S. officials fear that China is reneging on certain trade concessions.
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Together with those countries, he could pressure the Palestinians into making concessions on certain issues.
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Prisons were ransacked, officers were killed, and staff were bullied into making concessions for inmates.
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Mr Modi, with his impeccable patriotic credentials, can make the concessions needed to hold them.
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U.S. antitrust enforcers gave the green light for the deal in April without demanding concessions.
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Some analysts say Duterte risks appearing as if he has been duped into making concessions.
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But so are smaller concessions, such as formal recognition of the region's odd Malay language.
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Those concessions make it easier, but you still work the same, if not longer, hours.
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"Lots of other countries have various tax concessions that apply to properties," Oliver told CNBC.
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The settlement offered drivers some concessions, but stopped short of reclassifying the drivers as employees.
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And he has lobbied to for concessions and tax breaks to benefit his personal business.
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At this point, Adam says, if they make concessions they risk collapsing into disorganized chaos.
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With U.S. and EU pressure piling up on Poland, Warsaw has since offered some concessions.
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For the most part, I Am Setsuna doesn't make any major concessions for modern players.
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And third there are the February concessions, which will be written into the EU treaties.
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Though Disney World originally wanted concessions on union rights, the agreement doesn't include those demands.
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But he said he saw signs the U.S. side was ready to make some concessions.
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Imbedded in this approach would be major concessions by North Korea on its nuclear program.
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The four commercial airboat concessions that ferry tourists around the park will also be affected.
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Wintershall's C96 and 97 concessions lie 1,000 km (625 miles) southeast of the capital Tripoli.
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Of Candy Peña, Gordon learned that her mother had worked concessions at Disneyland in Anaheim.
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Regulators have three options: clear the deal, block it or wave it through with concessions.
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Another source said it was unclear whether Sunrise and Liberty wanted to make any concessions.
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In January the oil company of Sharjah, another emirate, awarded Eni concessions in three areas.
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U.S. and Canadian experts say there's a slim chance of major dairy concessions from Ottawa.
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Further, they caution, with Trump, there's the possibility of unexpected concessions from the United States.
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But can Mr Kurz avoid being forced to make less palatable concessions to the FPÖ?
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Those Brexiteers urging the EU to make "concessions" on the Irish backstop misunderstand its purpose.
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Now, Trump may have to give concessions to North Korea just to get the opportunity.
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A mayoral spokesman said the concessions provided a framework for negotiations if the measure passed.
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Now Macron's concessions broke the bank, pointing to a likely French deficit of 3.4 percent.
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Though the firms protested the judge's decision, they offered more concessions to the junior creditors.
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In her application speech, von der Leyen indicated that she was prepared to make concessions.
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"The award of these two port concessions to Bollore Group is perfectly lawful," he said.
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Some people argue that Neumann has only made token concessions so far to appease investors.
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What, then, to make of Kim's willingness to discuss denuclearization and his other recent concessions?
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On Tuesday, he said he wasn't happy with the concessions Democrats granted in the negotiations.
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Democrats will be under pressure from their base to make no concessions to the president.
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It is also apt when mentally processing North Korea's latest burst of apparent "free" concessions.
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McAuliffe agreed Friday to reverse the concealed carry decision in exchange for concessions from Republicans.
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What concessions Trump will be able to extract from Netanyahu, however, remains to be seen.
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Al-Jaber said he expected a decision on the new offshore concessions by early 2018.
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The way diplomacy works, those concessions from both sides will be phased in, in stages.
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A huge demonstration against the changes, already weakened by government concessions, is planned for Tuesday.
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Of the 19 concessions awarded in Vaca Muerta so far, just two have started producing.
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NATO allies are wondering if Trump might make security concessions to Moscow to improve ties.
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But they have often produced specific returns in the form of diplomatic or economic concessions.
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Putin cannot and will not make major concessions on any of the issues at stake.
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By tracking user patterns, they can determine where to implement extra security, concessions, facilities, etc.
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The government has asked labour and employers to sound out potential concessions over the summer.
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Leaving now, with no demonstrable concessions, would only damage Mr. Putin's sought-for superpower image.
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The Pacific agreement includes concessions from Vietnam, Malaysia and Brunei on labor and human rights.
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If we want this cycle of behavior to stop, we need economic, not security, concessions.
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And by securing Chinese concessions, he can present himself as standing up to both powers.
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Union representatives drew up a list of concessions in a bid to save the plant.
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It could try to avoid substantive concessions simply by using patience as a bargaining tool.
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Monahan and the other executives reportedly made the concessions voluntarily during a Thursday conference call.
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For his showing me there are concessions you make that you never dreamed you would.
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But the rebels have demanded more and more concessions, including the release of jailed comrades.
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China has said the United States is making unreasonable demands and must also make concessions.
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There was some suggestion that Israel might offer concessions in exchange for a peaceful protest.
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These measures, along with earlier concessions, are expected to cost the government about $19 billion.
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Democratic Senator Chris Coons told reporters the legislation "makes some very hard concessions" to Republicans.
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Local business groups have cautiously welcomed the concessions, but some members have still expressed reservations.
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In other words, the EU will need to make more concessions to avoid no deal.
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Temporary seating still must go in, along with concessions and other behind-the-scenes facilities.
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That solution presumes concessions from the European Union, whose officials have ruled out significant moves.
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The best outcome is for the president to get some serious concessions from bad actors.
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Nor has China given an indication that it will make any big concessions in 2019.
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It was unclear if the response contained concessions that would satisfy Trump's demands for change.
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Despite the EoT attempts, Toyota has been reluctant to make concessions to equalize lap times.
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But he also displayed his reluctance to end the war without concessions from North Vietnam.
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The move caught Beijing off guard, and could be a way to extract trade concessions.
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It all gives Mr. Trump leverage with world leaders, potentially forcing them to make concessions.
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Some progressive Democrats are concerned about concessions made by party leaders on paid sick leave.
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Vietnam could make some sort of apology, or concessions on human rights or labor issues.
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Carmakers often agree to keep plants open in exchange for other concessions from the union.
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In agreeing to fund the government, Democrats lost their best leverage to win immigration concessions.
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Conte said his government plans to introduce regulations to block new drilling concessions for hydrocarbons.
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The city will obviously have to drag these concessions out of the politically powerful union.
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Last week, Mr. Trump said he would rethink ZTE's punishment in exchange for trade concessions.
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Concessions on women's rights in Saudi Arabia often appear during times of turmoil or transition.
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She was very willing to make concessions so that she could ultimately come to victory.
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Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras of Greece also wants concessions after another round of divisive reforms.
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Mr. Karroubi's success in extracting the concessions from the Iranian establishment is small but significant.
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This month, Republican senators walked out again, using rhetoric unchanged from before all the concessions.
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It was one that, after many conversations, many concessions and compromises, carefully combined both cultures.
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The government has denied that it made any concessions to China for Mr. Garratt's release.
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"We are considering four types of concessions," AOT President Nitinai Sirismatthakarn said in a statement.
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LIBYA'S NOC SAYS APPROVES TOTAL'S PURCHASE OF MARATHON OIL'S STAKE IN THE COUNTRYS WAHA CONCESSIONS
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Part of the skill in keeping a minority alive is knowing when to make concessions.
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In exchange for concessions, Beijing has demanded that the U.S. not only end the Dec.
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"South Korea gave concessions in autos in return for steel tariff exemptions," he told Reuters.
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What kind of concessions, if any, would Sanders be willing to make to the center?
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Perks: Reserved seating, no convenience fees, six $1 off tickets per order, 15% off concessions.
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On Tuesday, officials in Beijing declared there could be no concessions to the protesters' demands.
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In the trade talks, China also balked at accepting President Trump's initial demands for concessions.
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Mr. Netanyahu's government was divided over concessions to the Palestinians and in danger of falling.
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Now, they would have to decide whether the state flexibility concessions Alexander got are enough.
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He, too, is a fiery opponent of making any concessions that would benefit illegal immigrants.
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But he's dismissed the idea that Democrats can enact any concessions by withholding the articles.
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The first phase would include Chinese commitments to purchase U.S. agricultural products and other concessions.
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GM Korea averted a bankruptcy filing with wage concessions from its labor union last month.
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In April, he said "this isn't the right time" to grant North Korea economic concessions.
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His loss of parliamentary control was anyway making his negotiating partners nervous about offering concessions.
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Leaders from both parties touted victories in the compromise bill, but acknowledged they made concessions.
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"North Korea may be trying to cement its strength before making some concessions," he said.
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Some of those concessions include President Donald Trump's proposed wall along the U.S.-Mexican border.
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Europe has been calling for concessions to exempt certain industries from the wide-ranging levies.
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THE UNITED STATES EVER SINCE WORLD WAR II HAS MADE HUGE AMOUNTS OF UNILATERAL CONCESSIONS.
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And it's that split Kim would exploit to get the concessions he seeks, experts said.
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Those early concessions would eventually evolve into new rules set out in the USMCA deal.
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This can only happen through negotiations, and both sides will have to make significant concessions.
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The left in Chile and Colombia is staying on the street to win more concessions.
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But the rogue state's latest olive branch may just be another ploy to gain concessions.
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Although the final rule did include the best-interest provision, it made plenty of concessions.
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Patients, he said, should get the benefit of such price concessions at the pharmacy counter.
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But further North Korean concessions will not happen until the United States makes a move.
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But analysts doubted that North Korea would make any meaningful concessions without relief from sanctions.
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There they found community forest concessions like the one in Uaxactun, dedicated to sustainable logging.
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He suggested beginning with small concessions from both sides, working toward a more formal negotiation.
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And they say the administration is poised to secure greater concessions than previous administrations have.
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Parking is free on the street, one of Makiki's practical concessions to the paradise theme.
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It said any deal should not be one-sided, with Beijing making all the concessions.
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U.S. regulatory authorities gave the green light to the deal last month without demanding concessions.
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Carroll preempts her critics with some explicit concessions: She did not go to the police.
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They will either have to make peace with a shutdown or make concessions to Democrats.
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Tillerson would, personally, profit enormously from the United States making unilateral concessions on this front.
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If Democrats stand firm, Trump might be forced to make major concessions on that front.
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The alternative she offers is complete and makes no concessions to the adoration of wealth.
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These groups of dissenters may struggle to unite on demands for policy or procedural concessions.
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If Democrats stand firm, he might be forced to make major concessions on that front.
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"If what comes out of this meeting next week are underwhelming concessions by the North Koreans, essentially, incremental and underwhelming concessions that attempt to resell the horse that they sold three times before, you know, the operative question for the summit then becomes what is the United States going to give up in return for those underwhelming concessions," Victor Cha, Korea chair at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), told reporters.
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"We need to get to peace talks," said Ford, adding that in Syria, what's really needed are "deep concessions and compromises" and Russia's increasing participation in the war, bolstering the regime of President Bashar Assad, has made those kind of concessions harder to achieve.
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But while Mr. Hariri has made many concessions to Hezbollah — tolerating its growing involvement in Syria and its adoption of state functions like negotiating hostage releases and fighting militants on the borders — Hezbollah has not made as many concessions to him, angering his base.
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Some of the concessions activists have won — for example, cage-free campaigns for chickens — are controversial.
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"Compromises and concessions will be needed on all sides ... including (from) the Syrian government," Putin said.
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Whether Iran and Hezbollah are willing to make significant concessions to Riyadh is doubtful, sources said.
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Germans, to be fair, were ready for concessions and actively seeking ways to initiate that process.
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In fact, it's unclear if the city would even grant a license if Uber offered concessions.
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And a lot of the concessions were things that helped create the problems we have now.
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The bill would require the consent of indigenous communities before granting mining concessions on their land.
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The new agreement tidies up loose ends, and involves a few significant concessions from the FARC.
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Iran might not agree to make any significant concessions, but America needs to continue the pressure.
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The city has offered some concessions, but said it can't afford to meet all their demands.
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Ultimately, the government offered concessions, including a promise to hold a referendum on presidential term limits.
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This weekend, he won a string of additional platform concessions on several long-held policy goals.
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The concessions menu was behind the counter and there were also some enclosed displays for candy.
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The FBI and some lawmakers, meanwhile, said some concessions are necessary to investigate and prevent attacks.
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Concessions may include increased allowance to improve offices and an increase in free months of rent.
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It was unclear if Peru could block the concessions without running the risk of a lawsuit.
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The sale of Boost is among the concessions offered to win FCC approval of the deal.
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And if miners cannot win concessions under Mr Trump, it is unlikely that anyone else can.
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Commission spokesman Ricardo Cardoso said in an email that the companies had not offered any concessions.
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Even with such concessions, there would have to be more checks between Northern Ireland and Britain.
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That said Japan could make no concessions beyond what Tokyo has agreed on other economic partnerships.
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Proponents of the bill had to make many concessions and the legislation was considerably whittled down.
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Tesla would also have to make creature comfort concessions, like manual seats or a cloth interior.
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Some analysts suggest that thanks to the new concessions it could reach as high as 3.5%.
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Some Tory politicians have said that Chequers represents the limit of the concessions they can accept.
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You could have a different deal because you get concessions from the European Union, very unlikely.
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They extracted several concessions during the coalition negotiations, in effect vetoing a nominee for foreign minister.
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Because a lot of these concessions are things the president has been able to tout, right?
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Trump boosted tariffs after China reneged on certain concessions it had made during the trade negotiations.
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Canadian negotiators have reportedly offered similar concessions to the United States, which said they were insufficient.
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This strategy shows once again that building an advertising business at scale requires some privacy concessions.
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But opposition parties still think it's too hard, and Brussels is bound to want more concessions.
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His recent concessions to gilets jaunes protesters means that France will probably violate European fiscal rules.
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The concessions made by Gazprom are now being tested to assess their impact in the market.
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During the June quarter, Hain said it identified concessions that were granted to certain U.S. distributors.
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Abe already stretched himself to make agricultural concessions for the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal.
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The university looks set to move as the government has ruled out any concessions to CEU.
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"I think China is willing to make concessions," said Wang Tao, chief China economist at UBS.
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They accuse May of making too many concessions to the EU, while others oppose Brexit altogether.
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Despite investors' concessions, the assault on lending standards is accelerating as precedents get ever more aggressive.
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It also said special customs concessions will be rolled out to help attract investors from overseas.
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More concessions for farmers are expected in the federal budget due to be announced Feb. 1.
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However, Labour's business spokeswoman Rebecca Long-Bailey said the government had not offered any new concessions.
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The government also had to make a few concessions to the doctors to end their dispute.
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The latest audit from 2017 found that the Iowa State Fair made $4 million from concessions.
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They are accused of having used their positions to amend Liberia's public procurement and concessions law.
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President Trump should not make concessions and beg the murderous communist dictator to attend a summit.
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The government has made or hinted at a series of concessions over the past two weeks.
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Mr Netanyahu may seek to win their support by making other concessions, regardless of the consequences.
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As such, I've decided to give my kids some concessions when it comes to their devices.
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The decree, published in May, lengthened the deadline for contracts governing port concessions, benefiting current operators.
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Her adviser Jose Carlos Ramirez said it would involve timber and agricultural concessions on degraded land.
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The audit review is believed to focus on the timing of revenue associated with distributor concessions.
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The pressure to get concessions from the EU over the backstop is extremely high at home.
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"We think China has shown some willingness to make some concessions," said Citigroup economist Cesar Rojas.
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The regime of dictator Kim Jong Un seems to be making some small but important concessions.
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There are a couple concessions on the Find X, which feel unforgivable given its $1,000+ price.
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Land concessions in Cambodia have displaced more than 770,000 people since 2000, human rights lawyers say.
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Immediate reaction from other states: Already, multiple Democratic governors and officials have called for similar concessions.
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Hamas has accused Abbas of trying to turn the screw on them to make political concessions.
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Nor is it clear that Riyadh is prepared to take meaningful steps without significant Israeli concessions.
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In Canada, industry lobbying groups have offered concessions as they seek to avert a government crackdown.
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Not only is Trump acting overly friendly toward Kim, but he's also given some concessions already.
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Topshop and Topman operate nine stand-alone stores, 17 Myer concessions and an Australian online business.
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And the compliance plan does not contain any concessions that would explain such a massive discount.
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But Thimbleweed also makes a number concessions that bring it in line with more modern games.
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