" Mark Rutte, the Dutch prime minister, has extended an olive branch, saying, "We will still try to de-escalate, but of course to de-escalate, it takes two to tango.
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Earlier, Gibraltar said it was seeking to de-escalate the situation.
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These officers know their job is to de-escalate the situation.
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It urged Iran to "de-escalate the situation in the region".
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A beagle named Izzy is sent in to de-escalate tantrums.
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Why didn't he make an effort to de-escalate the situation?
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They weren't there for treaty talks or to de-escalate some crisis.
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"We need to seek ways to de-escalate the situation," she said.
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He was attempting to de-escalate a situation involving an uncooperative passenger.
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Even if tensions de-escalate, some damage will already have been done.
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Typically, that's something that can de-escalate conflicts and lead to peace.
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Should you confront the attacker and try to de-escalate the situation?
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The U.N. Security Council urged both sides to de-escalate the conflict.
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"I started passing out flowers to try to de-escalate," he said.
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Things are escalating, and the U.S. should take action to de-escalate.
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He wanted to give pause, he wanted to de-escalate the situation.
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Efforts to de-escalate the war or spare civilians have consistently fizzled.
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The countries agreed in January to take steps to de-escalate tensions.
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"The United States and China must urgently de-escalate the conflict," Kempf said.
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He surveyed 280 agencies last spring about training to de-escalate volatile situations.
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They also called on all forces to de-escalate and halt military activity.
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There are signs that both sides are trying to de-escalate the crisis.
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Southwest said its employees were "everyday heroes" trained to de-escalate such situations.
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The UK continues to maintain its priority is to de-escalate the situation.
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Britain urged the Iranian authorities to "de-escalate the situation in the region".
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, however, called for all sides to de-escalate.
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"(The zones) did de-escalate fighting," U.N. humanitarian adviser Jan Egeland told Reuters.
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When officers arrived, they tried to "de-escalate" the situation, the statement said.
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In his statement, Johnson reiterated the need for all sides to de-escalate.
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I need to be reminded of how difficult it is to de-escalate.
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But Beck "did not de-escalate and instead used physical force," it says.
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"We all want this to de-escalate and end peacefully," Sheriff Laney said.
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"(R)ussia now says ... they will 'escalate to de-escalate,'" continued the Massachusetts Democrat.
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Participants also learn how to listen non judgmentally and de-escalate in crisis situations.
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Moments later, someone -- presumably security -- pulls out a taser and things finally de-escalate.
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I realized that it comes down to the ability to de-escalate the problem.
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In order to de-escalate the situation, he said, deputies deployed the pepper spray.
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UNMISS is also engaging with local authorities in Malakal to de-escalate the situation.
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Overall, analysts don't believe the situation will de-escalate or be resolved quickly, either.
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China has tried to play middleman, proposing potential deals to de-escalate the situation.
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We appreciate the role that they are playing in trying to de-escalate it.
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"Hamas has the ability to escalate or de-escalate the situation," the statement said.
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You'll find that the conversation will de-escalate quickly if you follow these rules.
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Moving forward, all must continue to engage, de-escalate tensions, and cease ongoing hostilities.
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He has to ride it, but also respond to international pressure to de-escalate.
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The United States has urged Iran and Saudi Arabia to de-escalate the situation.
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Some Republican lawmakers have called on Trump to de-escalate tensions with Iran immediately.
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On Wednesday, President Donald Trump appeared to be positioning the US to de-escalate.
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Law enforcement made no effort to actively de-escalate the situation without militaristic tactics.
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The pilot came out to de-escalate the situation, a witness alleged to the Mail.
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The goal is to de-escalate and provide the person with coping skills and resources.
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De Blasio said the officer had received training on how to de-escalate a situation.
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HUNT SAYS WE ARE URGING ALL SIDES TO DE-ESCALATE OVER THE TANKER ATTACKS - BBC
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He added it was "important to do everything" possible to de-escalate tensions with Tehran.
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Mr Netanyahu, Mr Abbas and Jordan's King Abdullah are anxious to de-escalate the situation.
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There are few opportunities for outside powers to try to help de-escalate the situation.
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"The question is, do calmer heads prevail and do we see work to de-escalate."
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LoRusso said the officer was trying to de-escalate a situation involving an uncooperative passenger.
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And on the current showdown with Iran, Mr. Castro said he would "de-escalate" matters.
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Such dialogue, sometimes joined by government representatives, can help de-escalate the potential for conflict.
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"He was attempting to de-escalate a situation involving an uncooperative passenger," Mr. LoRusso said.
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Russia also has a clear and immediate interest in helping de-escalate the current crisis.
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The pair are expected to hammer out an agreement to end or de-escalate trade tensions.
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Police officers arrived on set, but Sequeira said they did little to de-escalate the situation.
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"Our priority continues to be to find a way to de-escalate the situation," Hunt said.
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The first step, said former senior U.S. officials, would be to try to de-escalate tensions.
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"NRA Carry Guard teaches you how to avoid and de-escalate conflict situations," the website reads.
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Community members then intervene to mediate and de-escalate violence and refer people to social services.
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It seems that the legal system is really asking civilians to de-escalate adrenaline-fueled cops.
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"We saw plenty of video of officers stepping in to de-escalate situations," Mr. Jones said.
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Fail to de-escalate a tantrum and hold a child down so he doesn't bite me.
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It's an effort to de-escalate a global battle over how to tax the digital economy.
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This is a reminder of why we need to de-escalate tension in the Middle East.
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Russia may be the only country that has leverage over Iran and could help de-escalate tensions.
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If I am unable to de-escalate, I would leave and have a flying partner step in.
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Through the beef agreement, Trump in part aims to de-escalate trade tensions with the European Union.
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But that does not square with a doctrine it has developed known as "escalate to de-escalate".
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Washington should also refuse to tolerate election interference by Moscow, while also trying to de-escalate tensions .
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He added he would call his Ukrainian counterpart as part of attempts to de-escalate the situation.
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ICE officers eventually decided to leave "to de-escalate the situation," ICE spokesman Bryan Cox told CNN.
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No arrests were made, but a taser was pulled out at one point to de-escalate things.
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"It was a black kid and a white officer who was trained to de-escalate," he says.
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Ongoing training for police officers in how to de-escalate high stress situations needs to be improved.
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"Our expectation is that these countries will immediately take steps to de-escalate the situation," he said.
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The college said that it suspended buying from Gibson's in an effort to de-escalate the protests.
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Agents now undergo scenario-based drills at the academy and learn how to de-escalate tense situations.
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Looking to de-escalate and mindful of political pressures at home, both sides are publicly declaring victory.
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"This is a reminder why we need to de-escalate tension in the Middle East," she said.
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Carolyn Maloney told BuzzFeed News, adding that the president should de-escalate the tensions in the area.
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Inhofe agreed, telling the President this was an opportunity to not just de-escalate but start negotiations.
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Next month's summit marks the latest development as the two countries take steps to de-escalate tensions.
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In the immediate aftermath, the president announced that "no Americans were harmed" and moved to de-escalate tensions.
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State of play: The Kremlin and the Israeli Prime minister's office have tried to de-escalate the crisis.
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"We know that police somehow manage to de-escalate, disarm and not kill white people everyday," he continued.
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If Washington and Beijing can de-escalate their trade war, Chinese pressure may keep the Korean peninsula calm.
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On our part, our employee could have done more to de-escalate the dispute before calling the police.
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As the couples reach the port, Thompson tries to de-escalate the situation by throwing in a joke.
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Hong Kong chief executive Carrie Lam banned face masks shortly after in effort to de-escalate the conflict.
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Professor Taylor: You can de-escalate by the way you talk, the tone of your voice, your stature.
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But President Donald Trump on Monday raised hopes for a deal that could de-escalate the tariff war.
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An agreement reached last year between Russia and Turkey to de-escalate tensions in Idlib is under threat.
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The White House said on Monday it was committed to working to de-escalate tensions in the Gulf.
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The company's practice is for staff to gently de-escalate the conversation before removing themselves from the situation.
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Recognize the early signs of violence and conscientiously intervene, de-escalate it, show victims a safe way out.
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"The main focus of the allies is to de-escalate," Mr. Stoltenberg told reporters during a news conference.
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Instead of continuing on its current path, the Trump administration needs to urgently de-escalate tensions with Iran.
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The year ahead presents a unique opportunity for the world to de-escalate the risks looming over us.
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The Taliban deal could place Qatar in a position to help de-escalate tensions between Washington and Iran.
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Mr. al-Sadr's remarks came after Iranian and American officials made statements attempting to de-escalate the conflict.
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Trump addressed the nation a day later, confirming that Iran was standing down and appearing to de-escalate.
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But there weren't any U.S. casualties in the strikes, and Trump said Iran had chosen to de-escalate.
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So analysts believe that it offered some chances to de-escalate the conflict after Iran released its emotions.
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"Iraqi forces must take immediate steps to de-escalate this volatile situation by ceasing their advances," he said.
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That offered Mr. Trump a face-saving way out of the imbroglio, and a chance to de-escalate.
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" In the most extreme cases, Boeing suggests using "techniques related to an inflight medical emergency to de-escalate.
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President Donald Trump, in Hanoi on Thursday, said he had been involved in seeking to de-escalate the conflict.
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"Moving forward, all must continue to engage, de-escalate tensions, and cease ongoing hostilities," he said in a statement.
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Officers are now instructed to first attempt to de-escalate and mediate disturbances between property owners and accused offenders.
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He applauded the work of another officer, who he said backed up and tried to de-escalate the situation.
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At that point, the crowd started to "de-escalate" the situation, and some people in line called the police.
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U.S. HOUSE SPEAKER PELOSI SAYS U.S. NEEDS TO 'DO EVERYTHING IN OUR POWER TO DE-ESCALATE' SITUATION WITH IRAN
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Both of those required officers to de-escalate the situation, and I observed them grossly unprepared to do that.
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Russia threw its support behind a Chinese proposal to de-escalate tensions, which the United States has previously rejected.
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"For the safety of all involved, we do believe we want to de-escalate activities," Ige told reporters Tuesday.
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Turkey has been working with Russia for several years to de-escalate or contain Syria's conflict in the northwest.
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"One of those channels could be used to de-escalate something that could escalate into a conflict," he said.
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"NRA Carry Guard teaches you how to avoid and de-escalate conflict situations," the NRA Carry Guard website reads.
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Nearly 20093,000 correction officers have completed training on ways to de-escalate conflict and improve safety, the officials said.
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Germany's Foreign Minister Heiko Maas called on Iran and the U.S. to de-escalate tensions on Monday, Reuters reported.
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Here in San Antonio, there are cops who know how to de-escalate conflicts by showing dignity and respect.
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However, the two countries no longer have formal channels of communication or an off-ramp to de-escalate tensions.
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Recently, a "peacekeeper" division of the U.S. Justice Department, its Community Relations Service, stepped in to de-escalate conflicts.
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Immediate steps need to be taken to de-escalate tensions and lessen the risk of miscalculation and inadvertent conflict.
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There appears to be little sign that either Mr. Trump or the Chinese government will de-escalate the situation.
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Putin said Moscow had asked the U.S. to de-escalate an arms race but that Washington had not responded.
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Hoping to de-escalate the crisis, the Kremlin has apparently transferred control of the Moscow streets back to civilians.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has also asked European officials for help in persuading Iran to "de-escalate" tensions.
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You do need social skills: the ability to talk to people, spot potential problems, de-escalate tensions, stay calm.
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Response: Global leaders have urged both sides to de-escalate, calling on the U.S. to respond diplomatically to Iran.
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Its goal is to identify and de-escalate social media conflicts before they erupt into violence on the street.
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But, U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday raised hopes for a deal that could de-escalate the tariff war.
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But, U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday raised hopes for a deal that could de-escalate the tariff war.
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Law enforcement had fallen back to try to de-escalate the situation, the governor said, but the "vandalism" continued.
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Engaging in a war of words with North Korea only makes it harder for both sides to de-escalate.
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Johnson, in the call, urged Trump to de-escalate the situation urgently to avoid further conflict, Johnson's spokesman said.
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The United Nations has also chosen not to take sides, calling instead on both parties to de-escalate tensions.
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But they're very professional and they want to basically do everything they can to de-escalate things whenever possible.
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Expectations that diplomacy and calls for calm would de-escalate the crisis have yet to show any obvious result.
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He said both countries had agreed to de-escalate tensions in the Aegean Sea and proceed with confidence building measures.
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He said both countries had agreed to de-escalate tensions in the Aegean Sea and proceed with confidence-building measures.
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I could have took responsibility and made the right decision to find a way to de-escalate the whole situation.
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So when you actually do a bug bounty program, you can have situations where it can escalate or de-escalate.
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He was also given tools to conduct proactive check-ins with himself and taught how to de-escalate his anger.
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In an attempt to de-escalate the situation, three people on the train approached him before the man attacked them.
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But tapping Inspector General Michael Horowitz to examine the issue appeared to de-escalate the controversy, at least for now.
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The comments by Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt late Saturday could help de-escalate tensions that have spiked in recent days.
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Based on a model pioneered in Chicago, CeaseFire NOLA employs "violence interrupters" to de-escalate incidents and teach conflict resolution.
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Therefore, military-to-military communication, a willingness to de-escalate, and tools such as hotlines are all the more valuable.
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An angry octopus will flush darker, but a retreating octopus will turn a paler color to de-escalate the confrontation.
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" The United States Embassy in Kiev issued a statement calling "on all sides to de-escalate tension and avoid violence.
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First is Egypt, which has worked to de-escalate conflicts in Gaza through a carrot-and-stick approach towards Hamas.
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"Disputes between families and hospital staff happen all the time, and they can either escalate or de-escalate," Annas said.
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During a press conference on Wednesday this week, the president intimated that tensions between Iran and the U.S.might de-escalate.
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He's saying the best way to de-escalate and not have further incidents is by saying 'US troops should leave.
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Both Trump and Iran's leaders should take the opportunity to de-escalate and take active steps to avert further conflict.
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France, which is trying to salvage the deal, said the New York gathering presented a chance to de-escalate tensions.
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It also joined the Russian-backed Astana peace process, working with Iran and Russia to de-escalate tensions in Syria.
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Mahdi called it a "political assassination" and said Soleimani&aposs trip was intended to de-escalate tensions with Saudi Arabia.
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Washington and Beijing have struggled to reach a new trade deal and de-escalate tensions that have led to mounting tariffs.
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Its foreign minister urged U.N. envoy Martin Griffiths, who is trying to de-escalate tensions across Yemen, to help as well.
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The Trump administration has one of its best opportunities yet Saturday to de-escalate a potentially ruinous trade war with China.
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However, the incendiary rhetoric from both sides is increasing the risk, so analysts are calling on all parties to de-escalate.
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De-escalate: Remember, just because someone tempts you with a war of words doesn't mean you have to take the bait.
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Xi's meeting with Trump could be pivotal to getting negotiations back on track to de-escalate the U.S.-China trade war.
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Pakistan's Khan then called for talks with India and said he hoped "better sense" would prevail to de-escalate the situation.
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AIUSA has previously stated that police have a duty to protect the right to free expression and to de-escalate tensions.
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"We continue to seek to de-escalate issues arising since the lawful detention of Grace 1," a spokesman for Gibraltar said.
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Trump is under increasing pressure to de-escalate the trade battle from supportive groups like farmers and the Chamber of Commerce.
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"The United Nations has been involved throughout the day to de-escalate," a diplomatic source told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
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He believes that you accomplished his mission in Singapore -- to de-escalate tensions and normalize North Korea on the world stage.
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China and the United States have held talks about how to de-escalate the trade war, but no agreements were reached.
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"The U.S. would do well to de-escalate the heightening tensions if it really wants to strike a deal," it said.
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It was Ri's first interview with a Western news organization, and he said the two countries need to de-escalate tensions.
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In January, Judge Polster refused to entertain the defendants' gag motion, though he cautioned both sides to de-escalate their rhetoric.
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From there, the bot will reply to the person's texts with responses specifically designed to end and de-escalate the situation.
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He needs remedial training in how to de-escalate and diffuse a situation and use his head instead of bully tactics.
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The provocations have strained America's longstanding alliance with South Korea's new government, which seeks to de-escalate the issue with talks.
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Bangladesh "demanded immediate measures from Myanmar to de-escalate the ongoing violence," according to a statement from the Bangladesh Foreign Ministry.
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We don't act like we want to de-escalate conflicts, talk about problems, or reach out to someone who is hurting.
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He argues in a research note that European institutions will probably seek to de-escalate the tensions in the coming months.
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By Wednesday, the president sought to de-escalate the crisis in a White House address announcing sanctions rather than military retaliation.
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Trump moved to de-escalate tensions with Iran on Wednesday after Tehran launched attacks on two Iraqi bases housing U.S. troops.
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In a series of tweets, the Prime Minister's office called on both sides to de-escalate tensions, and respect Iraq's sovereignty.
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"We have established and timetested relations with many actors in the region and beyond to de-escalate the situation," she added.
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One officer received a written reprimand for using inappropriate language, but the board found he attempted to de-escalate the situation.
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In addition, Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier has repeatedly said that Berlin wants to de-escalate tensions in the Middle East.
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The man knocked the second officer to the ground who tried to use less lethal means to de-escalate the situation.
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Slaughter said tensions were high when they first arrived, and while they never went away completely, things began to de-escalate.
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On Thursday, IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde urged members to "de-escalate" trade tensions and work on fixing global trade rules.
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Market players hope Trump and Xi will de-escalate the trade war that has been blamed for a global economic slowdown.
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"They need some clarity on Assad before they are willing to de-escalate the conflict or negotiate interim steps," Mr. Gordon said.
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The world's two largest economies have struggled to reach a trade deal and de-escalate tensions that have led to increasing tariffs.
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Meanwhile, currency traders are keeping an eye on concrete signs that Washington and Beijing are seeking to de-escalate their trade dispute.
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BRITISH PM MAY'S SPOKESWOMAN SAYS UK IN REGULAR CONTACT WITH U.S. OVER SITUATION IN IRAN, CONTINUES TO URGE IRAN TO DE-ESCALATE
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" When asked what steps need to be taken to de-escalate tensions between Washington and Tehran, Zarif said: "That has to stop.
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And some have explored training their officers to de-escalate encounters with suspects, so that fewer arrests end in a suspect's death.
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Re-opening normal channels of communication is a costless way to de-escalate tensions, learn to coexist and make future progress possible.
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Britain urged Iran to "de-escalate the situation in the region" after the British Heritage oil tanker operated by BP was approached.
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Crew are often encouraged to de-escalate situations during flights and may try to separate passengers in the case of a problem.
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Several outside nations, including the United States and China, had been urging Pakistan to release the pilot to de-escalate the crisis.
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Initial reports suggested that Iran had deliberately missed the locations of US troops in an attempt to de-escalate the stand-off.
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A requirement that officers try to de-escalate volatile encounters "when it is safe and feasible" has been debated by other departments.
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"We need to work together to de-escalate and resolve the current trade disputes," she said, without mentioning any countries by name.
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Even if the immediate crisis now begins to de-escalate, both Washington and Tehran face difficult decisions in the weeks to come.
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" He said the U.S. needs to negotiate in order to de-escalate to avoid a "war with body bags on both sides.
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Before the debate, Warren and Sanders' teams had telegraphed that they wanted to de-escalate — and they achieved that during the debate.
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But Johnson sounds much like the man who originally was hired to de-escalate crime, heal wounds and move the city forward.
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The two agreed to de-escalate tensions over trade that have dogged U.S. and global markets off and on throughout the year.
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"The UAE also urges all parties to de-escalate tensions and to re-engage in the UN's political process," the statement said.
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She said that at this point she asked a group of male friends who were seated to help her de-escalate the situation.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov criticized Pyongyang for its "reckless nuclear actions" on Monday, but made clear Moscow wanted Trump to de-escalate.
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The Pentagon called on all parties, including Russia and Syria, to avoid large-scale military offensives and de-escalate violence in the area.
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"We think they should de-escalate and come to negotiations," the official, who declined to be identified, told a small group of reporters.
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For the moment, Tillerson said he hopes to de-escalate the conflict with North Korea by imposing strict sanctions on the rogue nation.
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Much of that optimism hinges on the chance of the United States and China finding a way to de-escalate their trade war.
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Nance argues that officers need to learn how to de-escalate and use alternative techniques to keep students out of the justice system.
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U.S. State Department spokesman Mark Toner said Washington would "press China to de-escalate and stop its militarization" in the South China Sea.
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Egeland called on Russia, Turkey and Iran to de-escalate the fighting in Idlib governorate, which he said was "screaming for a ceasefire".
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Russia is also being urged by its allies to de-escalate tensions with Ukraine over a deadly raid that may not have happened.
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Long among the world's most antagonistic neighbors, the two nations clashed again last week before, fortunately, finding the good sense to de-escalate.
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The world's two largest economies reached a partial trade deal earlier this month as they try to de-escalate a simmering trade war.
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The officer who received a written reprimand for the incident had tried at one point to "de-escalate" the situation, the chief noted.
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In the face of Iranian reprisals, it will be difficult for the United States to de-escalate tensions and avoid a larger conflict.
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Putin probably expects us to take this lying down because of what he perceives as our desire to de-escalate tensions with Russia.
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A world in which the United States uses diplomacy to de-escalate conflict and uses its power and prestige to bring countries together.
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As Obama's cyber policy lead Edelman was on the team that established the U.S.-Russia "red phone" designed to de-escalate cyber crises.
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And while the European Union did urge the two countries to de-escalate tensions, it offered no diplomatic efforts to do just that.
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For weeks, a legislator and social worker, Fernando Cheung, has acted as a mediator, attempting to de-escalate confrontations between protesters and police.
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Kocijancic said the European Union's executive was calling on all sides to exercise restraint and engage in efforts to de-escalate the situation.
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" White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said Tuesday that Trump and Erdogan will speak by phone Wednesday: "We want them to de-escalate.
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The self-described "dealmaker" has thus far failed to de-escalate tensions with Iran, North Korea, China, the Taliban, and Israel and Palestine.
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For example, Pompeo is leaning on European allies to compel Iran to "de-escalate" the tensions, the New York Times reported in May.
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China says it is doing all it can and has said it is up to the United States to de-escalate with Pyongyang.
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The chief also said officers' training is now more focused on ways to de-escalate potentially fatal encounters, and less on using deadly force.
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Jaccbot Hinds, 40, told the New York Daily News that officers didn't warn Vassel or try to de-escalate the situation before opening fire.
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Police officers can use these skills to better understand communities, look for ways to collaborate with people, and find ways to de-escalate violence.
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"I see a series of cease-fires as leaders try to de-escalate volatility in markets, but that's not going to hold," he predicted.
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Behavioral meltdowns happen, especially for autistic children, but educators can de-escalate tough situations and use their knowledge to avoid escalation in the future.
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Fights continued to break out, with people kicking and swinging at each other, while other protesters tried to de-escalate tensions without police intervention.
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Unless it faces additional pressure, Russia will have no incentive to de-escalate its military attacks or negotiate seriously on implementing the Minsk agreements.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Gibraltar said on Tuesday it was seeking to de-escalate issues arising with Iran since the detention of the Grace 1 tanker.
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" The United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East peace process, Nickolay Mladenov, said his organization was working "to urgently de-escalate the situation.
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Tillerson called his discussions with de Mistura "fruitful" and said the United States will "continue our efforts to de-escalate the violence in Syria".
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The "freeze for freeze" however, could de-escalate tensions in the near term by curtailing North Korean tests and large-scale U.S. military maneuvers.
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Her arrest comes as France is trying to de-escalate tension between longtime foes Iran and the United States over Tehran's 2015 nuclear deal.
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Such training teaches officers to use time and distance to de-escalate tense interactions and reduce the likelihood that force will be used rashly.
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Everyone wants to know if the two leaders of economic superpowers can de-escalate the spiraling trade conflict and avert a new Cold War.
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Previous flare-ups have rapidly roused public emotions, resulting in "limited political space for leaders in Beijing and Tokyo to de-escalate," he continued.
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Instead of youth development specialists trained to de-escalate matters and provide interventions, corrections officers are using force to maintain a system of control.
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We found this in another study on conflicts in close versus distant relations — the closer relations took much longer to de-escalate and repair.
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The two sides, which had appeared headed for a deal, are once again far apart, and it's extremely unclear how they can de-escalate.
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The government's move to support the Kurds threatened to unravel months of diplomatic efforts by Russia, Turkey and Iran to de-escalate the conflict.
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And Persian Gulf allies such as Saudi Arabia, apparently fearful of being pulled into a wider conflict, have sought to de-escalate with Tehran.
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Trump in October announced a partial phase one agreement with China as the world's two largest economies try to de-escalate the economic conflict.
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Warren maintained her position on stage, but both candidates appeared to try and de-escalate the fight, leaning on their history and shared beliefs.
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This does not bode well for hopes to de-escalate the Syrian war; it is much more likely to solidify a Russian-led alliance.
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" Dominic Raab, the U.K. Foreign Secretary, said that "further conflict is in none of our interests [and] we urge all parties to de-escalate.
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We need diplomacy that is designed to de-escalate the crisis, protect our people and secure our regional interests -- including our counter-ISIS campaign.
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Zelensky ran on a promise to de-escalate tensions with Russia, and he needed to deliver some steps toward détente early in his term.
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The United Nations Security Council condemned North Korea's latest test, calling on Pyongyang to take immediate action to de-escalate tensions in the region.
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"We hope that their implementation will serve to de-escalate tensions on the Korean peninsula and foster stability in this region," the ministry said.
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Leading up to the Olympics, security officials in Rio attempted a new policy called "Pacification" intended to de-escalate tension between police and the gangs.
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QUESTION: Do you have any immediate diplomatic plans to de-escalate the situation that could have an impact within days instead of months or years?
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In most cases, crisis workers are able to de-escalate the situation and help the caller feel safe without any intervention from, say, the police.
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He already sees therapeutic benefits to having a dog by his side and said URL has helped de-escalate sensitive situations when children are involved.
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Treating the incident as an active shooter scenario, officers entered the facility and attempted to de-escalate the situation a number of times, Harrison said.
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According to the Shermans, when the Coweta County Sheriff's Department arrived, deputies didn't ask what the problem was or try to de-escalate the situation.
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Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan called on Wednesday for talks with India and hoped "better sense" would prevail so that both sides could de-escalate.
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About 300 police officers cordoned off the various protest groups to de-escalate the situation, with many officers interlocking their bicycles to form temporary boundaries.
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If you then have the ability to de-escalate the situation, everybody will be happy and step by step, everybody will learn the proper conduct.
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"We are concerned by this action and continue to urge the Iranian authorities to de-escalate the situation in the region," the UK spokesperson said.
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She suggests giving teachers a professional support network, strategies to de-escalate charged situations and ways to manage behavior in children with high ACE scores.
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While the sides have taken steps to de-escalate tensions, including Pakistan's return of the Indian pilot, the U.S. official said that Washington remains concerned.
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Neither country has offered new details on how they might de-escalate the tariff war that has roiled financial markets and disrupted manufacturing supply chains.
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"We are concerned by this action and continue to urge the Iranian authorities to de-escalate the situation in the region," the spokesman told reporters.
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The State Department, headed by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, was encouraging "all sides to de-escalate tensions and engage in constructive dialogue," Nauert said.
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But this gradual strategy was designed to leave options open — to escalate or de-escalate, quicken or slow the pace, depending on the enemy's reaction.
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In order to avoid that and de-escalate the situation, Obama said he discussed the issue privately with Russian President Vladimir Putin in early September.
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Both sides have said they want to de-escalate, but neither side has been willing to back down, leading to fears of sliding into war.
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"I thought I was going to be able to talk to him and de-escalate it," he said, referring to his confrontation with Mr. Williams.
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The prime ministers of Canada and Australia have called for Hong Kong's leaders to seek to de-escalate the crisis by listening to local concerns.
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Macron will likely be looking for you to join him in condemning Russia's ongoing global misbehavior while supporting dialogue to de-escalate tensions in Syria.
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On Saturday, Tillerson said the U.S. had reached out to Pyongyang in an attempt to de-escalate tensions over its missile tests and nuclear explosions.
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Trying to de-escalate the situation, the Kardashian-Jenner momager tried to tell her daughter Kourtney that Gamble would never actually physically harm her children.
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Trudeau said Iranian President Hassan Rouhani had committed to collaborating with Canadian investigators, working to de-escalate tensions in the region and continuing a dialogue.
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The president on Wednesday said he'd further punish Iran, threatening deeper economic damage even as he moved to de-escalate military tensions with the country.
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China wants a halt to new tariffs and an end to existing ones as part of any interim deal to de-escalate the trade war.
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"As we and our partners push toward the territorial defeat of ISIS, we will continue to seek to de-escalate violence across Syria," Tillerson said.
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In recent weeks, Egypt and the United Nations have stepped in to act as mediators when fighting has flared, urging both sides to de-escalate.
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Currency traders expect the U.S.-China trade war to de-escalate, after U.S. sources said Washington had set out its terms for a trade deal.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - The United States envoy on Iran, Brian Hook, said on Friday it was "important we do everything" to de-escalate tensions with Iran.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Foreign Minister Dominic Raab on Friday urged all parties to de-escalate after the United States killed Iranian Major-General Qassem Soleimani.
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That's frustrated the Trump administration, which has been pressuring China to take stronger measures against North Korea to de-escalate Washington's nuclear standoff with Pyongyang.
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One clear problem for Trump is that while he may wish to de-escalate tensions with Iran, there may be little incentive for Tehran to cooperate.
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The commissioner added that all HRA officers and staff members would be receiving training on how to de-escalate situations as a result of the incident.
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It may ultimately fall to users to de-escalate the war of words and pictures before it becomes a global digital war of all against all.
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The Economist: How do you de-escalate a potential conflict when it starts to creep up—and what do people think works but in fact doesn't?
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The Security Council informally expressed concern on April 5, calling on all forces to de-escalate and halt military activity and specifically calling out the LNA.
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U.S. officials briefed members of the Washington diplomatic corps on Friday about a multinational maritime security initiative being developed to de-escalate tensions in the Gulf.
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U.S. officials briefed members of the Washington diplomatic corps on Friday about a multinational maritime security initiative being developed to de-escalate tensions in the Gulf.
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Yet the reality is that Assad's removal will be necessary to normalize Syria, defeat ISIS and de-escalate the sectarian tensions that threaten the entire region.
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We are trying our best to de-escalate tensions, but, to date, the Russian government has not responded to our appeals to find a satisfactory solution.
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Qatar and a group of other countries are urging the U.S. and Iran to meet and find a compromise to de-escalate tensions, Reuters reported Sunday.
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This is due in large part to the dialogue from both sides that has allowed us to voice concerns and seek solutions that de-escalate tensions.
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"The business of being able to de-escalate situations, I think, is paramount to what we're going to do," said Eddie T. Johnson, Chicago's police superintendent.
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"We are concerned by this action and continue to urge the Iranian authorities to de-escalate the situation in the region," the British government representative added.
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What police executive with oversight of tactical operations could have felt this officer possessed the leadership and interpersonal skills necessary to de-escalate potentially combustible situations?
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The abrupt escalation of tensions seems to have caught at least some policymakers on all sides unprepared and led to a recent scramble to de-escalate.
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For that reason, Mr. Trump's willingness to endorse Russian proposals to "de-escalate" the civil war in Syria will be a crucial test of policy normalcy.
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" On the Senate floor on Monday, Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, said leaders in Beijing and Hong Kong must "de-escalate.
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He is governed not by the truisms of past politics but by the imperative of reality TV: Never de-escalate and never turn the volume down.
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The officer shot the 17-year-old student after police attempted to de-escalate the situation and the student refused to listen to officers, authorities said.
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Markets could have a wild December if Trump and Xi fail to de-escalate their trade rhetoric during talks at this weekend's G20 meeting in Argentina.
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Prime Minister Imran Khan of Pakistan said today that a captured Indian pilot would soon be released to de-escalate tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbors.
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Olof Skoog, Sweden's ambassador to the United Nations, who introduced the resolution along with the Kuwaiti ambassador, said it could "de-escalate suffering" and save lives.
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In hospitals, the place we go for help and understanding, the need for trained, disciplined officers, able to safely de-escalate difficult situations, is all the greater.
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I have found that a calm, respectful, soothing or firm tone, active listening and sometimes just space and time can often effectively de-escalate a violent situation.
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Singapore's Vivian Balakrishnan and his Malaysian counterpart, Saifuddin Abdullah, met last week and agreed to take steps to de-escalate tensions over the air and maritime disputes.
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"We are still making sure that we don't let our guard down," Williams said, adding that the department's strategy was to try to de-escalate tense situations.
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He said the office's reports serve as a guide for police to enact reforms, such as how to de-escalate conflicts and when to use physical force.
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Investors also kept an eye on the U.S.-China trade tensions as they looked for concrete signs the economic powers were seeking to de-escalate their dispute.
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In a sharp contrast to Trump's tone and messaging, Tillerson called on Gulf nations to de-escalate the crisis with Qatar, citing humanitarian, economic and military costs.
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Russia and the US have tried in recent weeks to de-escalate the violence in the rebel-held city of Aleppo, center of an ongoing refugee crisis.
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Gibraltar said on Tuesday it was seeking to de-escalate issues arising with Iran since the detention of the Grace 1 tanker by British marines in July.
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Philippines Foreign Secretary Perfecto Yasay has said he hoped the code of conduct would be completed by the middle of this year and help de-escalate tensions.
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Aluminium is no doubt somewhere on the list of difficult topics for discussion between the U.S. and Chinese governments as they try and de-escalate trade tensions.
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A united Security Council informally expressed concern on April 5, calling on all forces to de-escalate and halt military activity and specifically calling out the LNA.
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On Thursday, they agreed to form a joint "working group" to examine Mr. Khashoggi's case, suggesting that they were looking for ways to de-escalate the situation.
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In neighboring Iraq, Kurds who voted to secede and the central government seem willing to de-escalate tensions, as neither side appears determined to force a crisis.
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It is one of the areas that Russia, Iran and Turkey agreed to "de-escalate" last year at a series of talks in the Kazakh capital Astana.
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The rocket attack came less than two weeks after Israel and Hamas worked to de-escalate tensions after two rockets from Gaza were fired at Tel Aviv.
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"Stand back, don't become part of it, de-escalate," said George Newhouse, a lawyer for the National Justice Project, relating some of the advice his colleagues offer.
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Warren and Sanders, after trying to de-escalate their ongoing feud on stage during the debate, appeared to have a tense moment as candidates exited the stage.
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When Darnell got into a fight with another student, the guidance counselor welcomed us into his office to show us how he tries to de-escalate conflicts.
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These were signals: We are "escalating" because we cannot allow a brazen assassination to go unpunished, Iran seemed to say, but we are ready to de-escalate.
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LONDON, Jan 3 (Reuters) - British Foreign Minister Dominic Raab on Friday urged all parties to de-escalate after the United States killed Iranian Major-General Qassem Soleimani.
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Conventional wisdom had it that the closer we approached the cliff edge, the more grown-ups would emerge to calm the rhetoric and de-escalate the crisis.
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Incoming White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci said on Sunday that the Russia "situation" has been "overblown," and the White House is looking to "de-escalate" it.
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As a Marine veteran who served in Afghanistan, Mader told CNN that he concluded Williams wasn't a threat and so he tried to de-escalate the situation.
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The magnitude of recent protests in Iran and the authorities' response also hampered efforts to persuade the United States to de-escalate the standoff, Le Drian said.
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When asked about it at a press conference in Brussels on Monday, Stoltenberg said that commenting on the matter would "not help to de-escalate," Bloomberg reported.
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JERUSALEM — Israel and Hamas on Friday worked quickly to de-escalate after a rare instance of rocket fire from Gaza launched against Tel Aviv the night before.
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"The Afghan and U.S. partnered force tried to de-escalate the situation, but in the fog of war they continued to be fired upon," Sergeant Richardson said.
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"The members of the Security Council stressed the need for all parties to urgently de-escalate the situation and to commit to a ceasefire," the statement read.
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Negotiators from the two sides are pushing to de-escalate a tariff war that has dimmed global growth forecasts, roiled financial markets and disrupted manufacturing supply chains.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Tensions are sharply rising in the Balkans and the European Union must help de-escalate the situation there, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Tuesday.
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In a report released this past March, the DOJ found that Salinas officers weren't sufficiently trained to handle people with mental health issues or to de-escalate encounters.
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In season 2, they went after its perpetrators, an evil corporation called Protogen, while Bobbie ended up working with Avasarala to try to de-escalate the larger conflict.
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The summit's most closely watched meeting will be Friday's between Trump and Xi. The outcome could determine whether the U.S.-China trade dispute will de-escalate, or intensify.
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Today, it's a 40-hour training program that teaches members of law enforcement to recognize and de-escalate situations where an individual is having a mental health crisis.
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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte responded by saying he would do everything to "de-escalate" the diplomatic confrontation, which led to overnight protests within the Netherlands' Turkish community.
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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said he would do everything to "de-escalate" the diplomatic confrontation, which he described as the worst the Netherlands had experienced in years.
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"We have said very publicly that we want people, anyone who has a vested interest in the situation, to urge Iran to de-escalate this behavior," Ortagus said.
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The gunman had professed views that were hostile toward Republicans, and the episode led to a short-lived call among lawmakers to de-escalate Washington's increasingly hostile rhetoric.
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Rather than assuming that her agitated behavior is coming out of the blue, the responding officer could address concerns around Suzanne's dog and help de-escalate the situation.
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Those measures aren't going to end Afghanistan's internal conflict, but they might de-escalate it enough for Trump to work on a new exit strategy for U.S. troops.
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Now, what we've been doing is looking at the data and we know that police somehow manage to de-escalate, disarm and not kill white people every day.
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The Act trains emergency services workers, police officers, primary care professionals, educators, students and others to recognize symptoms of mental illnesses and addictions and de-escalate crisis situations.
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Currency markets are also keeping an eye on U.S.-China trade tensions as traders looked for concrete signs Washington and Beijing are seeking to de-escalate their dispute.
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There's no training on how to de-escalate tense scenarios in which no crime has been committed, even though the majority of police calls fall into that category.
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The downbeat results come as U.S. and Chinese negotiators prepare to meet in Washington in October in stop-start efforts to de-escalate the year-long trade row.
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Rouhani yesterday expressed interest in meeting Trump, but returned today to the insistence that the U.S. remove its crippling economic sanctions if it wants to de-escalate tensions.
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We should avoid the danger of a 21st-century Pearl Harbor and disperse our forces across the Pacific, while also seeking to de-escalate tensions in the region.
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But Phuc said the priority was bringing Southeast Asian states and partners like Japan, to agree to de-escalate tension peacefully and not by "using force to threaten".
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Could it be that Putin, with President Xi Jinping of China in tow, will somehow intervene in this escalating crisis between Trump and KJU and de-escalate it?
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Trump also delivered an address Wednesday to show his attempt to de-escalate the situation, telling the nation that Iran is likely "standing down" after Tuesday's missile strikes.
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Worried about having to fend for themselves in a tough and unpredictable neighborhood, analysts say, the Saudis have quietly reached out to their enemies to de-escalate conflicts.
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"The administration chose to put Secretary Pompeo, the chief diplomat, out to de-escalate tensions and make room for negotiations," the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Malaysia and Singapore on Tuesday agreed to take steps to de-escalate air and maritime disputes, according to a joint statement issued by their foreign ministries.
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US military action, meanwhile, would likely torpedo an effort by French President Emmanuel Macron to de-escalate the situation and get Washington and Tehran back to the table.
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It appears to have dampened market sentiment at a time when many had hoped the U.S. and China might be able to de-escalate an ongoing trade war.
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The role of science in the abortion debate also suggests that overturning Roe — or even removing abortion from constitutional law — will do nothing to de-escalate the conflict.
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Philip S. Davidson, the head of the Pacific Command, have all been calling their Indian and Pakistani counterparts to help de-escalate tensions, administration officials said on Wednesday.
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Thomas says he got out of his car and tried to de-escalate the situation -- but before he could step in, shots rung out ... and Smith was killed.
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Now the leaders of the two countries are trying to de-escalate tensions, after U.S. officials raised concerns that intelligence gathered about Tehran's recent plans has been misinterpreted.
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Investors are waiting to see if Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping can de-escalate a trade war that is damaging the global economy and souring business confidence.
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Zhang Liangui, a professor at the ruling Communist Party's main training academy, believes the U.S., China, and Russia need to come together to force the North to de-escalate.
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And if we don't de-escalate -- beginning with the President -- we could find ourselves in a world of hurt that insults the hard-won success of the American experiment.
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However, Citi analysts viewed the announcements as a temporary truce to de-escalate the trade and tariff war, and were skeptical that both sides can reach a deal soon.
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However, Citi analysts viewed the announcements as a temporary truce to de-escalate the trade and tariff war, and were sceptical that both sides can reach a deal soon.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi called on U.S. allies to "recognize that we are not dealing with a responsible adversary" and that the international community should do everything to de-escalate.
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"A LOT OF DISTANCE" Neither country has offered new details on how they might de-escalate the tariff war that has roiled financial markets and disrupted manufacturing supply chains.
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Markets could well be in for a volatile December if Trump and Xi fail to de-escalate their trade war at talks at this weekend's G20 meeting in Argentina.
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These behaviors call their training in question and the commands they have been given — officers should be deployed to de-escalate difficult crowd control situations, not make them worse.
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The Cure Violence model was created to hire people from affected communities to de-escalate violence in "high-risk" areas by using police data in trying to prevent violence.
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My only hope is that these types of bias-based traffic stops can end and that, perhaps, other black drivers might see how to de-escalate a threatening situation.
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I was able to de-escalate certain situations prior to them becoming physical because I could calm men down better with my charm rather than resorting to my fists.
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"It is crucial that restraint be exercised, violence rejected, and urgent steps taken to de-escalate the situation," the European Union's High Representative Federica Mogherini said in a statement.
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While recent data has shown signs of improvement, and Beijing and Washington have agreed to de-escalate their long trade war, analysts are unsure if either will be sustainable.
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Still, four of the six victims, including Ms. Jefferson, were black, and community members have questioned whether the police could have done more to de-escalate or avoid risk.
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"One of the effects of dementia can be aggressive behaviors and our staff is trained to de-escalate any acts of aggression in a safe manner," the statement said.
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" At the same time, he said, there is "a need to de-escalate violence and to have a political process through which Syrians will decide their own political future.
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The Arab monarchies will support American pressure on Iran, but they will also look to de-escalate their own tensions with Tehran — puncturing holes in whatever containment Americans envision.
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That is raising questions among trade experts about whether the United States gave up more than it got during Mr. Trump's recent efforts to de-escalate the trade war.
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Trump took one major step this week to de-escalate the mounting conflict with the EU amid fears about potentially damaging U.S. tariffs on cars and auto parts imports.
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The military said early on Monday it was withdrawing from Sadr city, a sprawling residential district, and handing over to police in an apparent effort to de-escalate tension.
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The president's words came as others in his administration were trying to de-escalate the situation following the strike, which continued to reverberate across the Middle East on Monday.
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"We are not looking to start a war with Iran, but we are prepared to finish one," he said, adding that Washington wants to see the situation de-escalate.
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Currency markets were also keeping an eye on the U.S.-Sino trade tensions as traders looked for concrete signs the economic powers were seeking to de-escalate their dispute.
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President Trump, during his news conference in Vietnam, hinted that "reasonably attractive news from Pakistan and India" is coming, alluding to possible US attempts to de-escalate the crisis.
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The United Nations Security Council on Tuesday condemned Pyongyang's latest missile launch, calling on the North Korean government to take immediate action to de-escalate tensions in the region.
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"I believe our neighbors, especially Saudi Arabia, do not want to (de-escalate)," Zarif said Saturday when asked about the status of the relationship at the Munich Security Conference.
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Skyler Mallahan, co-founder of Chicago venue The Dollhouse, says its venue takes on the role of mediators to de-escalate a situation before resorting to kicking anyone out.
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Those policies include requiring police officers to de-escalate situations when possible and restricting the use of chokeholds to situations when deadly force is authorized, or just prohibiting chokeholds entirely.
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This week: a historical election for Georgia, I let someone see my entire browsing history, we take a fake news quiz, and we de-escalate the situation in North Korea.
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What the sheriff has said According to the Shermans, when Coweta County sheriff's deputies arrived, the officers didn't ask what the problem was or try to de-escalate the situation.
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There is also a chance that Washington and Beijing could agree to at least de-escalate the tensions by rescinding some of the tariffs and agreeing to re-open negotiations.
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She listened as we called for changes in funding police departments so they are rewarded for training their officers to de-escalate tense situations and recognize their own implicit biases.
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Both sides are likely to come under business and economic pressure to de-escalate, avoiding a major disruption of global trade and with it the increased likelihood of a recession.
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"The only way to protect Kovrig and Spavor right now is to protect their rights vehemently, and let China be the one to de-escalate the situation," Dahlin told Reuters.
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But the confusing cacophony of other US government voices on Iran may leave the Iranians wary of engaging with anyone but Trump, if they really do want to de-escalate.
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Related: Explaining the complex crisis in Syria Russia could work to de-escalate the situation, but Moscow is "looking increasingly less like an honest mediator between the sides," he says.
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"I think there will be sparks from both sides, but both sides have significant reasons to de-escalate, as well," said Cliff Kupchan, chairman of political risk consultancy Eurasia Group.
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Dez Bryant fired back at Cris Carter on Thursday ... after the NFL Hall of Famer blasted him on "Undisputed" ... but now Dez is now trying to de-escalate this situation.
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Neither country has yet offered new details on how the world's two largest economies might de-escalate the tariff war that has roiled financial markets and disrupted manufacturing supply chains.
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Britain urged Iran to "de-escalate the situation in the region" after the British Heritage, a Suezmax oil tanker operated by BP under an Isle of Man flag, was approached.
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Copper had risen on Tuesday after U.S. President Donald Trump said he would delay new tariffs on Chinese imports, raising hopes that an economically damaging trade dispute could de-escalate.
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Friday, December 14: China fears China says it will cut tariffs on imports of American-made cars in a concession to the Trump administration to de-escalate the trade war.
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Learn how to de-escalate, to slow situations down ... so once we learn how to use these resources like law enforcement, I think a lot of people will be saved.
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Much will depend on whether the United States and China can successfully de-escalate their economic conflict and whether financial conditions (including equity prices, yield curves and credit availability) ease.
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Indian military officials said on Thursday they welcomed Pakistan's planned return of a captured pilot, but refused to confirm they would de-escalate a conflict between the two nuclear powers.
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It's unclear whether resumption of the U.S.-South Korea military exercises could complicate efforts to de-escalate tensions with North Korea, which has denounced the drills as preparations for war.
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When dealing with more reasonable opponents and critics she tries to de-escalate the conversations, she said, to learn more about what they think and educate them about her views.
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Germany wants to de-escalate the situation and work toward a political solution, he said, adding there would be further discussions on the issue this week but gave no details.
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After more than 40 years studying relationship dynamics, Gottman discovered it's the way couples can de-escalate an argument or tense situation that separate the relationship 'masters from the disasters.
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The UK and other western governments are urging Iran and the US to de-escalate tensions following President Donald Trump&aposs decision to authorize the assassination of Iranian Maj. Gen.
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"On Friday, UK foreign secretary Dominic Raab said in a statement that an escalating conflict with Iran "is in none of our interests" and urged "all parties to de-escalate.
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Yet his comments on social media suggested that Mr. Trump is struggling to find a way to pressure China to use its influence on the North to de-escalate tensions.
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On Wednesday, when Trump sought to de-escalate the crisis with Iran in a White House address with sanctions rather than military retaliation, the campaign pushed a message of peace.
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The dollar pared losses but remained lower against the euro and the yen on Wednesday after the United States and China signed a deal to de-escalate their trade war.
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TRADE DEAL: The signing of a U.S.-China Phase 1 trade deal on Wednesday will de-escalate but not end a dispute that has weakened economic growth and metals prices.
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Madeleine Z. Bordallo called on President Donald Trump to show "steady leadership" and work with the international community to de-escalate tensions and stop North Korea advancing its weapons program.
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India and Pakistan have already fought two wars over Kashmir in the past, and both sides now stress a willingness to de-escalate the situation to avoid another devastating conflict.
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" He writes: "Far from conservative, the president's comportment was rather a study in the importance of conflict in reality television — that once you introduce conflict, you cannot de-escalate conflict.
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"The success of the G20 summit this year will be measured by its capacity to de-escalate the current trade tensions," the EU official, involved in preparations for the talks, said.
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Later on Monday, France announced it was dispatching a top diplomat to Tehran to try and de-escalate tensions over Iran's nuclear program, a spokesperson for French President Emmanuel Macron said.
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" Peskov tells reporters in Moscow on Wednesday that the meeting helps de-escalate tensions and push the situation away "from the critical point where it was just a few months ago.
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"Investors seemingly continue to try to cling to hope that policymakers on both sides opt to de-escalate," Deutsche Bank research strategist Jim Reid said in a research note Friday morning.
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Speaking off-screen as footage of her taking promotional photographs appears on screen, Gaga explains the album's role as part of her ongoing attempt to de-escalate or reset her image.
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" Pollard eventually cooled off, which reminds me of a common refrain when the girls at Madison decide to de-escalate a confrontation before it turns physical: "I'm too pretty to fight.
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The European allies told the gathering they wanted to see the United States and Iran de-escalate tensions, adding they would support all diplomatic efforts to do so, diplomats told Reuters.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Relief that the trading dispute between China and the United States was on course to de-escalate pushed European shares higher on Wednesday after a start in negative territory.
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U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon found the launch "deeply troubling," and urged North Korea to de-escalate the situation and return to talks on denuclearization, his spokesman Stephane Dujarric said.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde called on G20 leaders to urgently de-escalate trade tensions and reverse tariff hikes, warning that they risked slowing global growth.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain is seeking further information on reports Iran has seized a foreign tanker in the Gulf, the government said on Thursday, urging the Iranian authorities to de-escalate tensions.
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"Just spoke to ... Zarif and expressed extreme disappointment that having assured me last Saturday Iran wanted to de-escalate situation, they have behaved in the opposite way," he tweeted on Saturday.
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"Just spoke to ... Zarif and expressed extreme disappointment that having assured me last Saturday Iran wanted to de-escalate situation, they have behaved in the opposite way," Hunt wrote on Twitter.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Pakistan's foreign ministry said it recalled its ambassador from India and appealed for UN help to de-escalate and defuse tensions with New Delhi after the Kashmir attack.
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A failure to "de-escalate" creates the environment of violence – Rather than police needing more de-escalation training; it is the public who needs to calm down and control their behaviors.
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Those talks never occurred, with one U.S. official telling the news service that Zakka's release was a "missed opportunity" for the Trump administration to de-escalate tensions in the Persian Gulf.
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But he said the bystander's video was troubling because officers are taught to de-escalate, and there are parts of the recording where it appeared the officer did not do that.
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After the coalition patrol issued a series of warnings to de-escalate, it came under small arms fire from unknown individuals and returned fire in self-defense, according to the statement.
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Later on Friday, Zarif called Kuwait's foreign minister Sheikh Sabah al Khalid Al Sabah where the two discussed measures to de-escalate tensions in the region, state news agency KUNA reported.
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"I am very concerned that there is absolutely no way to de-escalate this," said Michael Stephens, a research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute, a think tank in London.
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While most candidates were on the same page that the US should try to de-escalate tensions with Iran, Sanders and Biden sparred over their respective records on voting for wars.
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It also calls on the president to pursue direct talks with North Korea to de-escalate tensions and negotiate the freezing and eventual rolling back of North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
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Trump may devalue allies — and see them as not paying appropriately for America's security or market — but he needs international partners more than ever to de-escalate the conflict with Iran.
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The leaders of Turkey, Russia and Iran agreed in Ankara in September to "de-escalate" conflict in Idlib after a months-long campaign that forced at least 500,000 civilians to flee.
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The waiver comes amid negotiations between the United States and China to conclude a 'phase one' or interim deal to de-escalate a 17-month trade war between the two countries.
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The Police Department has been expanding its efforts to train officers to de-escalate encounters with civilians who are not armed with a gun and to avoid deadly force when possible.
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They are currently facilitating indirect talks in Jeddah to de-escalate tensions between the government and the STC, but a new round of violence could erupt if that effort falls through.
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" When asked to identify the most significant proposal being introduced Friday, Johnson said "the business of being able to de-escalate situations I think is paramount to what we're going to do.
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For example, some people will steal nonsensical things that they'll never use, such as clothing that doesn't fit or hundreds of pens, because the act helps them de-escalate feelings of anxiety.
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Trump says he wants to de-escalate trade tensions with China but insists on Beijing addressing long-standing issues such as intellectual property theft, forced technology transfers, and tariffs and nontariff barriers.
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"We have to find a way to de-escalate - if not we have to fear that Iran reneges even further on its (nuclear deal) commitments even further in September," Merkel told reporters.
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Fabius, who said he would visit Riyadh on Tuesday to meet King Salman and other officials, also added France would like to de-escalate tensions between regional rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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Former White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci believes it would be "very smart" for Iran to de-escalate tensions with the U.S., amid fears of another military confrontation in the Middle East.
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"Neither party has an incentive to de-escalate those tensions in the short term, but as we look further out, it seems a full-blown trade war will be avoided," Turnill said.
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It's very hard to trust Moscow's word that it will help de-escalate violence in Syria, since the Kremlin continues to support Assad — even as he kills his civilians with chemical weapons.
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"On Syria, the secretary intends to discuss efforts to de-escalate violence, provide humanitarian assistance to the Syrian people, and set the stage for a political settlement of the conflict," it said.
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Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan called for talks with India and hoped "better sense" would prevail to de-escalate the dispute with its nuclear-armed neighbor following air strikes by both sides.
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A UK government spokesperson told Business Insider's David Choi on Wednesday: "We are concerned by this action and continue to urge the Iranian authorities to de-escalate the situation in the region."
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"Williams also said that the other officer accompanying Meyers during the incident had received only a written reprimand because he used "inappropriate language but made the attempt to de-escalate the situation.
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By bringing the conflict to a crisis (in the Greek sense of "a moment of decision") the administration hopes to end the dispute or at least de-escalate before the damage grows.
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TRADE WAR STRAINS Markets have been on edge in the past month as the United States and China seek to complete an initial trade deal to de-escalate their bitter tariff row.
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More recently, however, Mr. Trump noted that Mr. Putin had taken a more moderate tone, talking about the need to de-escalate the nuclear arms race between Russia and the United States.
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We had robot replica males that we could program to either escalate, as if they are increasing their signaling, signal at a constant rate, or de-escalate, as if they're getting fatigued.
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Other attendees also did their part to de-escalate the issue by blocking the man with their signs and acting as a barricade between the man and Biden who continued his speech.
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Prodding Erdogan to de-escalate while simultaneously enabling him to save face will be a delicate act, but mercifully free of the moral and strategic compromises implicit in the other available options.
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Tensions appeared to de-escalate further, as North Korean leader Kim Jong Un told state media Tuesday that he would observe actions taken by the U.S. before making further decisions, Reuters reported.
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There are fears that the row over Hong Kong could impact efforts by Beijing and Washington to reach preliminary deal that could de-escalate a prolonged trade war between the two countries.
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Easing South Korean missile restrictions is not only harmful to long-term non-proliferation efforts — it is ineffective at defending against North Korean missiles and detrimental to efforts to de-escalate tensions.
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But Kakar learned that a week after the talks, the Taliban sent shabnameh — or night letters — across northern Afghanistan asking soldiers to de-escalate violence and refrain from attacking women and children.
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With a triumphant ballistic year under his belt, to de-escalate at the start of 2018 and paint President Donald Trump as the troublemaker is a no-cost, high pay-off move.
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Vladimir Zhirinovsky, a flamboyant veteran lawmaker known for his fiery rhetoric, told Reuters in an interview that Trump was the only person able to de-escalate dangerous tensions between Moscow and Washington.
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All this is happening as Trump pushes for a so-called "phase one" agreement that would de-escalate U.S. tariffs in exchange for China significantly boosting its purchases of U.S. farm goods.
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" Biegun's efforts to de-escalate rising tensions come after North Korea announced that it had successfully conducted two "crucial" tests on missile systems that form part of a "reliable strategic nuclear deterrent.
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Op-Ed Contributor MOSCOW — Russia is usually seen as relatively unimportant to most discussions about the North Korea nuclear crisis, yet it is in a unique position to help de-escalate it.
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But in an already tense and dangerous atmosphere — punctuated by atrocities carried out by insurgent and militia groups in the past — all parties need to "de-escalate their language," Mr. Hamilton said.
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Added to reports that Pompeo, a noted Iran hawk, is leaning on European allies to compel Tehran to "de-escalate" the situation, it's beginning to look like the worst may be over.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Russia and Ukraine should de-escalate the situation in the Sea of Azov and solve the conflict without the use of force, Austrian Foreign Minister Karin Kneissl said on Tuesday.
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Trump says he wants to de-escalate trade tensions with China but insists on Beijing addressing long-standing issues such as intellectual property theft, forced technology transfers, and tariffs and non-tariff barriers.
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The European Union said in a statement it expected Russia to restore freedom of passage via the Kerch Strait and urged both sides to act with utmost restraint to de-escalate the situation.
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Investors are focused on whether U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping can de-escalate the trade war between the two countries when they meet at the G20 summit in Japan.
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"Our view as France is to try to de-escalate pressure," he said, adding France would also discuss different issues with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani who is due to visit Paris next week.
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And Mr Putin's doctrine of "escalate to de-escalate" would almost certainly bring the threat, and possibly even the use, of Russian tactical nuclear weapons to encourage NATO to throw in the towel.
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Hernandez was working his route in southwest Albuquerque when he saw Zamora in a dispute with Zamora's mother outside their house, and decided to help her de-escalate the fight, Albuquerque police say.
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That's where the good news comes in: There are a ton of apps out there that can help you do everything from de-escalate a panic attack to remember to take your meds.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Robert Kaplan said on Tuesday he is quite hopeful that despite the recent trade skirmish between the United States and China, the rhetoric will de-escalate.
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LONDON, July 18 (Reuters) - Britain is seeking further information on reports Iran has seized a foreign tanker in the Gulf, the government said on Thursday, urging the Iranian authorities to de-escalate tensions.
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He said Russia was working behind the scenes and that Moscow knew that Washington had a back channel to Pyongyang which he said he hoped would allow the two sides to de-escalate.
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The commission noted that France under the presidency of Emmanuel Macron had made progress on several fronts "including labor markets and taxation," which warranted Brussels' decision to de-escalate its warning to Paris.
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"The fact that we were able to de-escalate, we were able to resolve the situation diplomatically, again, speaks to the fact that we have this dialogue now with the Iranians," Toner said.
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"Our expectation is that these countries will immediately take steps to de-escalate the situation and put forth a good faith effort to resolve their grievances they have with each other," Tillerson said.
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A senior U.S. official reacted harshly to that possibility, saying the United States had repeatedly sought to de-escalate the violence, only to see Moscow flex its military muscle in support of Assad.
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Kim reportedly said he's open to "stronger" denuclearization efforts if the U.S. reciprocates with an acknowledgement of the steps he has already taken to de-escalate weapons testing, South Korean officials told Bloomberg.
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The training teaches our community leaders how to identify symptoms of common mental illnesses, de-escalate crises, and help those showing early signs of mental disorders gain access to relevant mental health resources.
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" Having sought to de-escalate the mood, Bush added that he believed Sheehan's desire for the U.S. to leave Iraq at that point would "be a mistake for the security of this country.
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North Korea stopped sending out such coded messages by shortwave radio after the Koreas held a summit meeting in 2000, agreeing to de-escalate the Cold War-era intrigue on the divided peninsula.
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It said the shooting-down was "collective self-defense" and the coalition had contacted Russian counterparts by telephone via an established "de-confliction line to de-escalate the situation and stop the firing".
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News of the early October talks lifted most Asian share markets on Thursday, raising hopes these can de-escalate the U.S.-China trade war before it inflicts further damage on the global economy.
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However, Asian shares are up this month on hopes the talks between the United States and China early in October would help de-escalate their trade dispute, bringing some relief to regional economies.
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Mr. Pompeo also asked European officials for help in persuading Iran to "de-escalate" tensions, which rose after American intelligence indicated that Iran had placed missiles on small boats in the Persian Gulf.
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In the midst of French efforts to de-escalate tensions between Tehran and Washington at the G7 summit in Biarritz, the conflict between Israel and Iran may have entered a dangerous new stage.
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Mixed signals on the U.S.-China "phase-one" trade deal to de-escalate a 17-month trade war, which has slowed global economic activity and demand, have kept investors largely cautious this week.
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"I think this issue will gradually de-escalate — Global Times will not push to keep it hot," Hu Xijin, the newspaper's top editor, wrote in an electronic response to a request for comment.
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Speaking to reporters just days after the killing of Soleimani in a U.S. airstrike in Baghdad, Esper said Washington is seeking a diplomatic solution with Iran but that Tehran needs to de-escalate.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper said on Tuesday the United States wants to de-escalate tensions with Iran, but the country is ready to finish any war that could be started.
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However, it's important not to lose sight of the possibility the situation will de-escalate and prompt a speedy retracement of the trend, Georgette Boele, senior FX strategist at ABN Amro, told CNBC.
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The administration has said it wants to de-escalate the crisis but Trump's threat to target Iranian cultural sites is likely to antagonize the Iranian population whether they support the government or not.
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The administration has said it wants to de-escalate the crisis, but Trump's threat to target Iranian cultural sites is likely to antagonize the Iranian population whether they support the government or not.
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The waivers come amid negotiations to conclude a 'phase one' deal to de-escalate a 17-month trade war that has roiled financial markets, disrupted supply chains and weighed on global economic growth.
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Speaking with CNN's Christiane Amanpour on Thursday, Pakistan's foreign minister, Shah Mehmood Qureshi, said that the release of the pilot should be seen as an expression of his country's willingness to de-escalate.
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Completion of an initial deal to de-escalate the 20.2-month trade war had been previously expected in November, ahead of a new round of U.S. tariffs set to kick in on Dec.
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The waivers come amid negotiations to conclude a 'phase one' deal to de-escalate a 17-month trade war that has roiled financial markets, disrupted supply chains and weighed on global economic growth.
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President Trump's plan to de-escalate the tensions between Saudi Arabia and Qatar ended in failure this week after the two countries released conflicting statements hours after a phone call organized by Trump.
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I've started seeing a new therapist who's nudged me toward learning how to de-escalate, because admitting to myself that it's okay if I never stop this habit makes it feel less overwhelming.
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Discussions are "moving right along," U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday, striking an upbeat tone on talks to de-escalate the 17-month-old trade war between the world's two biggest economies.
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They discussed proposals to de-escalate tensions between Washington and Tehran, including easing some U.S. sanctions or providing Iran with an economic compensation mechanism to make up for oil revenues lost under U.S. sanctions.
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In a rare, stand-alone statement, ASEAN urged North Korea and all parties concerned "to exercise self-restraint in order to de-escalate the tension and refrain from actions that may aggravate the situation".
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"At that moment, [after the point penalty] was up to Ramos to de-escalate the situation, to stop inserting himself into the match and to let things play out on the court," Jenkins wrote.
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The director of the Department of Public Safety, Steven McCraw, under sharp questioning at a legislative inquiry in July, said Trooper Encinia violated department policy, behaved rudely and failed to de-escalate a confrontation.
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Tillerson "will continue his efforts to de-escalate tensions in the Middle East region through in-person meetings and phone conversations with Gulf and regional leaders," the U.S. State Department said in a statement.
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If Mrdjenovich had tried to de-escalate the situation, for instance by calling for backup or trying to reason with Jason, Wiggins said far more time should have elapsed before the deputy opened fire.
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Investors are next focused on whether U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping can de-escalate the trade war between the two countries when they meet at the G20 summit in Japan.
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EXTREME DISAPPOINTMENT "Just spoke to ... Zarif and expressed extreme disappointment that having assured me last Saturday Iran wanted to de-escalate situation, they have behaved in the opposite way," tweeted British Foreign Secretary Hunt.
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And for this one, [the conceit] is that it's the US Coast Guard attempting to de-escalate and stop the first war between the United States and China on the surface of the Moon.
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The department "uses overly aggressive tactics that unnecessarily escalate encounters, increase tensions, and lead to unnecessary force, and fails to de-escalate encounters when it would be reasonable to do so," the report said.
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"UK must cease being an accessory to #EconomicTerrorism of the US." Hunt later spoke with his Iranian counterpart, accusing him of breaking his word that Iran wanted to "de-escalate" tensions in the Gulf.
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At most, we will see more tactical shifts to de-escalate with the West for specific strategic goals, as witnessed during recent negotiations with the United States to secure relief from nuclear-related sanctions.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden, in a meeting with law enforcement groups on Monday, discussed ways to support police officer training to de-escalate confrontations, the White House said.
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Fragmentation within the fighting parties leads to defections; monitoring challenges make violations difficult to prevent and de-escalate; and the fighting parties themselves sometimes use cease-fires to prepare for a return to warfare.
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But looming large over the assembly will be trade, with conflicting reports on whether Chinese and U.S. officials are inching closer to a deal that would de-escalate or end the countries' tariff war.
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President Donald Trump has at times undercut efforts by the State Department to de-escalate the situation by tweeting his support for the Saudi-led group and publicly calling Qatar a funder of terrorism.
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With the Chinese government refusing to back down on the arrests and Canada unable to interfere in its country's independent legal system, there are now few options left to de-escalate the growing crisis.
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United Nations peacekeepers routinely undertake conflict resolution methods to de-escalate disputes and often at their own expense build roads, schools and health clinics and even offer medicine and dental care to local villagers.
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Yet, alone among NATO members, Turkey has directly engaged with Russia, which supports the Syrian government, to try to de-escalate the violence in the country, and for now the truce could avert catastrophe.
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Rather than trying to de-escalate tension, the team alienated an individual who has remained loyal to the franchise through its many lows and who is as linked with the team as any player.
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NEW DELHI/ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Indian military officials said on Thursday they welcomed Pakistan's planned return of a captured pilot, but refused to confirm they would de-escalate a conflict between the two nuclear powers.
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"I have very little confidence in this administration's ability to de-escalate this conflict," Representative Jason Crow, Democrat of Colorado and a former Army Ranger who served in Iraq, said in a telephone interview.
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Mr. Trump's decision on Thursday to call off military strikes — even as planes were in the air and ships were in position — has given Tehran a chance to try to de-escalate the situation.
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But Mr. Khan has also won praise for his seemingly coolheaded and statesmanlike behavior during the recent crisis with India, which he helped de-escalate by releasing a captured Indian pilot and emphasizing peace.
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"It is about slowing things down, using time and distance to de-escalate the situation," said Chuck Wexler, the executive director of the Washington-based Police Executive Research Forum, which develops best policing practices.
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President Donald Trump appeared to de-escalate tensions with Iran in an address to the nation Wednesday morning hours after a number of missiles fired by Iran struck two Iraqi bases housing US troops.
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It equips every officer with the necessary skills to recognize the symptoms of mental illnesses and substance use, engage the person in crisis, de-escalate the incident and connect the person to needed care.
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There are fears that the dispute over Hong Kong could impact efforts by Beijing and Washington to reach a preliminary deal to de-escalate a prolonged trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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"There is an international investigation, let's wait for its results," France's foreign minister Jean-Yves Le Drian told C News television, adding that the General Assembly meeting presented an opportunity to de-escalate tensions.
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In spite of Trump's stated willingness to open negotiations with Tehran to de-escalate tensions, Iran's rulers have ruled out any talks unless Washington lifts all sanctions on the country and ends the pressure.
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At least one of the officers had received training to help an officer identify when a subject is in the midst of a mental health crisis, the lawsuit says, and de-escalate the situation.
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These leaders "are fully engaged in working with their Turkish counterparts to de-escalate tensions along the Turkish-Syrian border and to ensure that operations to defeat ISIS continue without interruption," Rankine-Galloway said.
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"There is an international investigation, let's wait for its results," France's foreign minister Jean-Yves Le Drian told C News television, adding that the General Assembly meeting presented an opportunity to de-escalate tensions.
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"The foreign secretary, Dominic Raab, said in a statement that while the UK "recognised the aggressive threat posed by the Iranian Quds force led by Qasem Soleimani," it urged "all parties to de-escalate.
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Hunt said Britain had been closely in touch with the United States over the "very dangerous situation in the Gulf" "We have been doing everything we can to de-escalate the situation," Hunt said.
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In the wake of the incident, the LeGrier family argued that Rialmo did not attempt to de-escalate the situation prior to opening fire, claiming that he shot at Quintonio LeGrier from far away.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in an interview with local media in India on Wednesday that the United States had done everything it could to de-escalate tensions with Iran.
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Nevertheless, Johnson has used the trip to indirectly criticize Trump, saying a global trade war needed to de-escalate, and that those responsible for rising tariffs could be held responsible for damaging the world economy.
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Canberra is also in a unique position to de-escalate any issues in Asia Pacific because it has a strong relationship with the U.S. and China which are both active in the region, Morrison said.
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"We expect the two presidents' meeting to be able to de-escalate the tensions to some extent, which would then boost risk appetite at that time and prop up (emerging market) Asian currencies," he added.
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Zakharova, in the same briefing, called on Pyongyang to exercise restraint in the face of new U.S.-South Korean military exercise, saying the war games did not help de-escalate tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
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The United Nations is trying to de-escalate tensions to pave the way for wider political talks to end a war that has killed tens of thousands and pushed Yemen to the brink of famine.
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Rather than involving 911, a call to Concrn will alert trained employees who are then dispatched to help de-escalate the situation, helping to ensure their safety — and hopefully keep them out of the system.
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"So what we hope is that all the parties concerned will work together to de-escalate the situation, get issues back on the track of dialogue and work together to find proper solutions," he said.
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" He told the council that increased political pressure on Moscow would help de-escalate the situation, but also warned that Ukraine was "ready to use all available means in exercising our right to self-defense.
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"Our employees are our everyday heroes and are trained to de-escalate conflict while delivering heartfelt hospitality on nearly 4,000 flights to nearly the half-million customers who fly Southwest every day," the airline said.
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As tensions continue to mount between the United States and North Korea, direct negotiations, including a possible meeting between President Trump and Kim Jong Un, may be the only way to de-escalate this crisis.
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Some lawmakers are also hoping that a handshake agreement on avoiding poison pill riders — provisions viewed as non-starters for one party or the other — will help de-escalate the looming fight over DHS funding.
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"We must move forward to try to immediately ground all aircraft flying in those key areas in order to de-escalate the situation and give a chance for humanitarian aid to flow unimpeded," Kerry said.
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"The Chief Minister met yesterday in London with Iranian officials to discuss matters related to the detention of Grace 1 and to seek to de-escalate all aspects of the issues arising," a spokesman said.
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We trust that, when confronted with a choice to use violence against a suspect or de-escalate in a way that everyone goes home (or to jail) alive and unharmed, they would choose the latter.
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The document appealed for a ban on weapons in space, measures to de-escalate military exercises in eastern Europe, and the revival of "strategic stability" talks between the two countries, which were suspended last year.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Saturday that his planned-for talks with North Korea could end in failure or result in "the greatest deal for the world" that would de-escalate nuclear tensions.
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Even as they were responding to warnings about new Iranian threats, military officials said they were also seeking a way to de-escalate tensions and prevent a direct confrontation between Iran and the United States.
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A White House official said Mr. Trump asked Turkey to "de-escalate, limit its military actions and avoid civilian casualties" in Afrin, while Turkey claimed that Mr. Trump did not discuss the violence in Afrin.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A Russian blockade of the Sea of Azov is unacceptable and developments there are alarming, German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said on Twitter on Monday, urging both sides to de-escalate the conflict.
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"A push or a shove or even a punch does not justify the use of deadly force, particularly for a trained LAPD officer who should know better and should de-escalate the situation," Galipo said.
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" He told the council that increased political pressure on Moscow would help de-escalate the situation, but also warned that Ukraine was "ready to use all available means in exercising our right to self-defense.
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Alarmed by the burgeoning feud between Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, a coalition of progressive groups moved Thursday to de-escalate tensions between the two candidates' supporters, encouraging them to instead rally against moderate Democrats.
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"Borrell received a strong mandate from the EU foreign ministers to engage in diplomatic dialogue with regional partners, to de-escalate tensions and seek opportunities for political solutions to the current crisis," the statement said.
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"I believe our neighbors, especially Saudi Arabia, do not want to (de-escalate)," Zarif said, adding that he believed Riyadh was firmly under the influence of the U.S. campaign to put maximum pressure on Tehran.
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Trump appeared to be positioning the US to de-escalate, but offered very little room for Iran to maneuver, essentially sticking to a maximalist approach and demanding that any de-escalation happen on US terms.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Kuwait's foreign minister received a call from his Iranian counterpart where the two discussed measures to de-escalate tensions in the region to avoid more dangers, state news agency KUNA reported on Friday.
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Earlier this year the United States helped to de-escalate a conflict between India and Pakistan that threatened to spiral out of control when their warplanes engaged in a dogfight over the disputed Kashmir region.
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Larry Hu, chief China economist at Macquarie Group, still expects China's economic stimulus to "escalate to the next level" in the four quarter as the economy is seen deteriorating further, even if trade tensions de-escalate.
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But it is rare for a crisis worker to contact police about a caller, and in most cases, they are able to de-escalate the situation or come up with a safety plan with the caller.
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MOSCOW, Oct 19 (Reuters) - A delegation of Russian officials discussed with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Damascus on Friday the need to de-escalate the situation in northeast Syria, Russia's foreign ministry said on Saturday.
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The U.N. special coordinator for the Middle East peace process, Nickolay Mladenov, told the U.N. Security Council on Tuesday that he had visited Gaza over the past week in an urgent effort to de-escalate tensions.
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You can make sure your representatives know that you care about your local police agency being properly trained and equipped to de-escalate psychiatric crises so that fewer people are shot who didn't have to be.
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With new threats looming—weak emerging-market growth, a possible hard landing in China—central banks deployment of negative interest rate policies (NIRPs) is only going to exacerbate, not de-escalate the war on liquidity. Why?
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said a downed Indian pilot will be handed over to Indian authorities later on Friday in an effort to de-escalate a crisis between the nuclear armed neighbours.
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The Chinese currency has risen to 2-1/2 month highs against the dollar this week amid signs that Washington and Beijing may be inching toward a deal that could de-escalate their protracted trade war.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States on Monday condemned "unjustified use of deadly force" in the latest Hong Kong violence and urged police and civilians alike to de-escalate the situation, a senior Trump administration official said.
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"It is now critical that Iran upholds its JCPOA commitments and works with all JCPOA participants to de-escalate tensions," they said, referring to the deal by its full name, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
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Ambassador Kurt Volker, the United States Special Representative for Ukraine Negotiations, has proposed a UN peacekeeping deployment to eastern Ukraine to de-escalate the conflict, which, if accepted by Russia, will be a major step forward.
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Gates, a former CIA director who was Pentagon secretary in the second Bush and Obama administrations, had no expectations that North Korea would suddenly give up its nuclear ambitions ahead of any discussions to de-escalate .
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A Justice Department review was settled in August, when Richland County agreed to provide intensive training for deputies working in 60 schools on how to de-escalate situations, avoid bias and interact properly with disabled students.
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US Mulls Military Action Against North Korea Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Friday that the US would consider taking military action against North Korea if the country refuses to de-escalate its weapons development program.
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"We made a lot of effort to get the international community involved in encouraging the two sides to de-escalate the situation because we fully realized how dangerous it was," said a senior Trump administration official.
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"Indian and Pakistani leaders have long evinced confidence that they can understand each other's deterrence signals and can de-escalate at will," said Joshua White, a former White House official who is now at Johns Hopkins.
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For the city's police commissioner, James P. O'Neill, who has committed to training officers to recognize unconscious biases and to de-escalate tensions, the incident raised questions about whether that coaching is taking hold among officers.
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China announced its first batch of tariff exemptions for 16 types of U.S. products, days ahead of a planned meeting between trade negotiators from the two countries to try and de-escalate their bruising tariff row.
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When the UK presented the UN Security Council with the findings of its investigation into the Salisbury Novichok attack, Russia could have chosen to de-escalate tensions and salvage at least some of its international reputation.
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Why it matters: After Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif made a surprise visit to the G7 summit last month, there was speculation that the two leaders could meet in an effort to de-escalate tensions.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday called for talks with India and hoped "better sense" would prevail to de-escalate the dispute with its nuclear-armed neighbor following air strikes by both sides.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday expressed concern during a telephone call with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko about the situation in Ukraine and said it needed to de-escalate, her spokesman said on Monday.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday he will try to convince U.S. President Donald Trump to suspend some sanctions on Iran to allow for negotiations to de-escalate the crisis in the region.
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MUMBAI, June 26 (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in an interview with local media in India on Wednesday that the United States had done everything it could to de-escalate tensions with Iran.
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On Sunday, Nickolay Mladenov, the U.N. special coordinator for the Middle East peace process, said on Twitter that he held "productive meetings" with Egyptian officials in efforts to de-escalate Gaza tensions and resolve humanitarian issues.
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The UN's Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, Nickolay Mladenov, announcing renewed efforts with Egypt to restore calm, called on all parties to immediately de-escalate or risk a conflict with "grave consequences for all."
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The first real indicator as to whether a Trump-Putin-Xi summit might happen will likely come in January, when U.S. and Chinese trade teams meet in an attempt to de-escalate a growing dispute on tariffs.
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"So far, efforts to win gestures from Iran to de-escalate the crisis are not succeeding (as) Tehran is demanding the lifting of sanctions on its oil and banking sectors first," a European diplomatic source told Reuters.
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"On Syria, the secretary intends to discuss efforts to de-escalate violence, provide humanitarian assistance to the Syrian people and set the stage for a political settlement of the conflict," the State Department said in a statement.
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Policies that discourage the use of lethal force tend to include language about the sanctity of life, the need to de-escalate dangerous situations, and the importance of exhausting every other option before firing a service weapon.
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SCHEVENINGEN, Netherlands (Reuters) - Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said on Sunday "inflammatory remarks" by Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, who compared the Dutch to the Nazis, would not help de-escalate a diplomatic row between the two countries.
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The U.S. expects the countries to "immediately take steps to de-escalate the situation and put forth a good faith effort to resolve the grievances they have with each other," Tillerson told reporters at the State Department.
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From the beginning of our online lives, fights have taken place on message boards or forums or comment threads, and in those spaces, moderators often intervened to de-escalate the situation (or, more drastically, to ban everyone).
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This could start to de-escalate the drug war, removing harmless offenders from Mexico's jam-packed prisons and focusing law enforcement on the crimes that terrify ordinary citizens, like the killing of the student teachers of Ayotzinapa.
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The company is working with therapists and engineers to develop other tools to prevent and de-escalate bullying on the platform, such as figuring out a way to make users take a break when they need it.
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"As we search for new common ground we expect Russia to honour its commitment to the Minsk agreements and work to de-escalate violence in Ukraine," Tillerson told reporters after meeting with his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov.
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Pervaiz added that if both countries choose to de-escalate the situation — either openly or behind closed doors — they would try and spin it in a way that would "portray a victory" for their domestic political constituencies.
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Such an outcome would be a victory for Mr. Trump's more moderate economic advisers, including Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, who has tried to use his clout with the president to de-escalate trade tensions with China.
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But some current and former officials said the rising pressure by the United States for Saudi Arabia to de-escalate the war was unlikely to have been as strong except for the outrage over Mr. Khashoggi's death.
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It can be connecting someone with a counselor or mental health professional to help bring that person out of that dangerous state of mind, a method Koren said he has seen work to de-escalate situations frequently.
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The concerns set off a scramble to de-escalate the situation by international and Lebanese officials and diplomats, who are still struggling to understand the events and what Saudi goals and plans may have been behind them.
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Mike Puglise, Mr. Bongiovanni's lawyer, said in an interview on Monday that his client had "followed protocol to de-escalate the situation" and that he was still considering whether to formally appeal his termination from the department.
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In the Middle East that means uncertainty because no one believes Trump has a plan to de-escalate tensions with Iran, but it is in confrontation with China that Trump's second-term legacy would likely to lie.
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But the prospect of further limiting American investment in China underscores the challenge that the two sides will continue to face even as they try to de-escalate a trade war that has shaken the global economy.
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Within hours, via press releases, media hits and coordination with other groups, they had made their point: President Donald Trump's decision to kill Qassem Soleimani was a mistake, and the U.S. needed to de-escalate the tensions.
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Hamid Aboutalebi, deputy chief of staff of Iran's President Hassan Rouhani, tweeted on Monday that the U.S. government "should de-escalate regional tension not adding to it", and Washington should "interact with Iran" rather than challenging it.
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But by and large, his administration tried to de-escalate tensions — and at one point even assured European banks that, under the nuclear deal, they were free to resume transactions with Iran without fear of American retaliation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson agreed with Iraq's Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi on the need to de-escalate tensions in the region when they spoke by phone on Monday, according to a UK statement.
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If the situation continues to de-escalate, Trump will not have to defend a military conflict with Iran while campaigning for re-election in November, after spending years blasting his predecessors' "endless wars" in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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An Iranian military commander on Thursday said the strikes on Iraqi bases housing U.S. troops this week were not intended to cause casualties, marking the latest sign of Washington and Tehran taking steps to de-escalate tensions.
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Given this, Democrats would be making a terrible mistake to de-escalate the partisan fight unilaterally, out of a naïve sense of wishful thinking — that if only they're nice enough, Republicans will rediscover niceness in the future.
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Merkel also criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin for refusing to take part in a four-way meeting with Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and French President Emmanuel Macron to de-escalate the Syrian crisis, the parliamentary sources added.
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"The best hope is a commitment to de-escalate the rhetoric and to work together to improve an abysmal situation," Cliff Kupchan, chairman of the Eurasia Group, who has spoken at length with Putin numerous times, told me.
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The decree calls for an independent federal monitor for the department, instructs cops to try to de-escalate before resorting to force and calls for them to be instructed on implicit bias in handling cases of sexual assault.
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Moon has been pressing the North to engage with the US to de-escalate tensions between the countries, which have been fueled by a string of nuclear tests that were met with strong rhetoric from President Donald Trump.
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"We expect the situation to de-escalate as the issue seems solvable and Liu He, Chinas lead negotiator, is continuing with his plans to travel to Washington D.C. for talks this week," said Oxford Economics economist Louis Kuijs.
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"There's no winner in this game, so we would urge the two countries, or any of the trading partners, whenever they get into trade disagreements, let them talk to each other and de-escalate this tension," Zhang said.
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A United Nations spokesperson also repeated that the actions were a violation of Security Council resolutions and urged the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to take steps to "de escalate the situation and return to dialogue on denuclearization".
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The peace process was still vulnerable to a "detonation" such as attacks on Saudi infrastructure which could open up a regional conflict, he said, adding that he was attempting to de-escalate things before they reached that point.
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But data on Thursday left many China watchers none the wiser about the current state of the world's second-largest economy, as a March 238 deadline looms for Beijing and Washington to de-escalate their bitter trade war.
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Khan's decision came after several other countries offered diplomatic assistance to de-escalate the confrontation between two countries that have almost went to war in 2002 for fourth time since their independence from British colonial rule in 1947.
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To create leverage in conflict areas, Trump appears to be pursuing something of an escalate-to-de-escalate approach — one that may be intended to force actors into a negotiation who might not otherwise be compelled to negotiate.
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The problem with this approach is very simple: Trump has no effective lines of communication with Iran, severely hampering his ability to de-escalate tensions, and significantly increasing the risk of a dangerous Iranian and/or US miscalculation.
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" Secretary of State Rex Tillerson also took a harder line with Moscow than his boss, insisting after a meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov that Russia must honor its commitments to "de-escalate the violence in Ukraine.
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" Earlier last week, the heads of a dozen diplomatic missions, including the American ambassador to Kenya, Robert F. Godec, posted a joint statement asking "Kenyans to come together to de-escalate the situation and to resolve their differences.
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"As a gesture of peace and to de-escalate matters, the Indian pilot who is under arrest with us will be released today in the afternoon at the Wagah border," Pakistan's foreign minister said Friday, according to Reuters.
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STRATCOM is continuing the effort begun by the Obama administration to provide military plans that combine nuclear and conventional options, in order to be able to de-escalate a crisis, according to defense officials familiar with the effort.
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The United States and Iran could seek to re-establish communications channels, as well as look for available off-ramps in order to de-escalate tensions and keep the slightest misstep from spiraling into an all-out conflict.
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The move was a bid to convince Europe, Russia and China to provide relief from U.S. sanctions, but the statement is a signal that the president is not prepared to back down and de-escalate tensions with Iran.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The European Union fully backs Iraq's efforts to de-escalate growing tensions between the United States and Iran because conflict will have dire consequences for all sides, EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said on Saturday.
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"President Trump is fighting hard against both Republicans and Democrats to de-escalate the war in Syria and bring US troops home alive," the anchor said before handing it off to a voice-over from producer Pearson Sharp.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced on Sunday he will travel to Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates for talks, and repeated his offer for negotiations with Iran "with no preconditions" to de-escalate tensions.
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"I think the administration is trying to de-escalate tensions to accommodate the president's recent statements that he'd like to negotiate with Iran," said Dalia Dassa Kaye, a Middle East analyst at the RAND Corporation, a research group.
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The yuan last week had its first weekly gain in three, buoyed by hopes Beijing and Washington would find a way to de-escalate tensions after trade negotiators from both sides agreed to meet in Washington in October.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Japan, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates should work together to de-escalate the tense situation in the Gulf, a Japanese foreign ministry official said on Monday, relaying comments by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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This source said the argument for targeting Soleimani, rather than Iranian assets, centers around the idea that it was a preemptive move intended to de-escalate the situation by deterring any plans to attack American embassies or bases.
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The city's most notable moves in the wake of the episode involving Ms. Headley included the introduction of mandatory training in how to de-escalate tensions for the security guards who work in the city's public benefits offices.
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"We expect the situation to de-escalate as the issue seems solvable and Liu He, China's lead negotiator, is continuing with his plans to travel to Washington D.C. for talks this week," said Oxford Economics economist Louis Kuijs.
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The exemptions announced by China also indicate an "olive branch" that suggests the country's willingness to end or at least de-escalate tensions between the two sides, said Stephen Innes, a market strategist for Asia Pacific at AxiTrader.
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TOKYO, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Japanese stocks rose on Monday by the most in three weeks as investors turned optimistic about the chance that the United States and China will reach an agreement to de-escalate their trade war.
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In an interview with the television station WESH 2, Dr. Epstein said he created the disturbance to encourage businesses like American Airlines to take care of their customers and to push the police to better de-escalate situations.
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The big picture: World leaders will gather at the UN General Assembly meeting in New York next week, where it was speculated that talks could be held between Trump and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani to de-escalate tensions.
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"The most likely scenario is that the fight will continue for some time until there's some kind of agreement what to do there -- a military solution among the regime and its allies or a political one to de-escalate."
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In her post, Watkins refuted the statement, claiming that her cousin didn't have a gun and that at no point did they try to de-escalate the situation using a negotiator trained in dealing with people with mental illnesses.
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"The fact that NATO forces are converging near Russia's borders and carrying out military exercises supported by strategic bombers from the USA capable of carrying nuclear weapons hardly helps de-escalate tensions in Europe," Sputnik quoted Ulyanov as saying.
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French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said the United States has only a few days to avoid sparking a trade war with its allies and it was up to Washington to make a move to de-escalate the tensions.
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Western diplomats said that the goal of the Quartet meeting is to further understand where the U.S. is going with regards to the peace process and to try and formulate a joint strategy to de-escalate the current crisis.
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TRADE WAR CASTS BIG SHADOW But looming large over the assembly will be trade, with conflicting reports on whether Chinese and U.S. officials are inching closer to a deal that would de-escalate or end the countries' tariff war.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hong Kong should seek ways to de-escalate tensions and find a political resolution to its crisis, Britain's foreign minister Dominic Raab said on Thursday, calling on both protesters and authorities in the city to show restraint.
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As was widely reported in the (always military-censored) Israeli media, the Israeli military ostentatiously announced that it would pull troops back from front-line positions facing Lebanon, in what seemed like a deliberate move to de-escalate tensions.
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Assemblyman Kevin McCarty (D) and Assemblywoman Shirley Weber (D) said the law, which was endorsed by the American Civil Liberties Union, will urge officers to de-escalate situations or use less lethal weapons during arrests and encounters with civilians.
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"The Secretary-General urges all relevant parties to put an immediate end to the fighting, fully respect the ceasefire agreement and take urgent steps to de-escalate the situation," a U.N. spokesman said in a statement late on Saturday.
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Increasing the Court's numbers to a manageable 13 justices will not only de-escalate the current high stakes of Court nominations, but it will also lower the chances that any decision turns on the opinion of just one justice.
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I did what I could to de-escalate the situation, but I left wondering when that might happen again — and when the tension settling all over the island as a result of Australia's extended detention might erupt into violence.
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António Guterres, the United Nations secretary general, condemned the airport attack and urged "the immediate halt of all military operations in order to de-escalate the situation and prevent an all-out conflict," the United Nations said on Twitter.
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" In a joint statement on Thursday, the United States, Britain, France, Italy and the United Arab Emirates said they "urge all parties to immediately de-escalate tensions" and "will hold accountable any Libyan faction that precipitates further civil conflict.
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The reforms would increase the number of officers who receive a 40-hour "Crisis Intervention Team," training course, which teaches the best ways to de-escalate situations with people in crisis, especially the mentally ill, the mayor's office said.
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Worse still, sanctions have become a replacement for actual diplomatic engagement, allowing Congress and the administration to claim they're addressing the crisis without actually supporting or pursuing the type of sustained dialogue needed to de-escalate and resolve it.
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Trump struck an upbeat tone on Thursday even after Chinese officials reiterated their stance that existing tariffs must come off as part of an interim deal to de-escalate the 17-month-long trade war between the two powers.
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The U.S. and South Korean militaries began firing ballistic missiles into the sea off the Korean Peninsula's east coast on Wednesday, defying calls by Russia and China to halt military exercises in order to de-escalate tensions with Pyongyang.
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Senior government officials said they were trying to de-escalate the situation and urged the protesters to leave peacefully and cooperate with police — advice that seemed certain to lead to arrests and therefore strengthened the protesters' resolve to resist.
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More likely, with neither the president nor his opponents inclined to de-escalate the rhetorical arms race, this issue will loom even larger in elections to come, with conditions ripe for overreaction to a future attack on American soil.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House of Representatives' Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday called for the United States to de-escalate tensions with Iran, after top lawmakers attended a White House briefing on the downing of an American drone by Tehran.
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"To restore credibility to the process we must move forward to try to immediately ground all aircraft flying in those key areas in order to de-escalate the situation and give a chance for humanitarian assistance to flow unimpeded," Kerry said.
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One less flight attendant per flight means one less person to respond to an emergency or to de-escalate a conflict between passengers, said Jennifer Ritter, government affairs committee chairwoman at the union's Newark chapter, United's largest flight attendant base.
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Saudi leadership "is not interested in adopting any policies that could cause relations with the West to implode," so Riyadh is now likely to ease tensions with Doha and de-escalate the Yemen war in the coming months, Kamel continued.
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A U.S. army statement sent to Reuters confirmed the attack on SDF forces by what it called pro-regime forces near Deir al-Zor city and said the "coalition used established deconfliction channels to de-escalate the situation", without elaborating.
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Unless economic incoming data starts to become more positive, or the United States and China manage to de-escalate their conflict, the Fed will likely have to cut interest rates further to reduce financial stress and keep the expansion going.
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Michael McCaul, the most senior Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, said, Tthere was an escalation by Iran and its proxies, this is a response to de-escalate and provide a deterrent strategy so that Iran does not become aggressive.
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As for Swift, her current single "Me!" seems equally random, more like career management to de-escalate her "controversial" Reputation era and reingratiate herself as the older sister of her young fanbase, rather than make a grown woman's artistic statement.
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WASHINGTON, June 20 (Reuters) - U.S. House of Representatives' Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday called for the United States to de-escalate tensions with Iran, after top lawmakers attended a White House briefing on the downing of an American drone by Tehran.
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"It is essential that we remain fully engaged with our allies, recognize that we are not dealing with a responsible adversary and do everything in our power to de-escalate," Pelosi, the top Democrat in Congress, said in a statement.
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BIARRITZ, France (Reuters) - Iran's foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif is in talks with his French counterpart on the sidelines of a G7 leaders' summit to discuss what conditions would de-escalate tensions between Washington and Tehran, a French presidency official said.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia is concerned about growing military tensions between Israel and Iran over Syria and calls for them to de-escalate after recent missile strikes, Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov said on Thursday, the TASS news agency said.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Spanish shares rebounded sharply in a flat European market on Wednesday on hopes that a big political crisis in the euro zone's fourth largest economy could de-escalate after Catalonia stopped short of declaring formal independence from Madrid.
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Putin, due to attend a summit of the BRICS nations in China next week, said the only way to de-escalate tensions was via talks, and Sergei Lavrov, his foreign minister, said Washington not Pyongyang should take the initiative on that.
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A U.S. trade delegation led by United States Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin began high-level talks with Chinese counterparts on Thursday to de-escalate a tariff war ahead of a March 1 deadline for a deal.
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The decree calls for, among other things, training in tactics designed to "de-escalate" confrontations with suspects, reporting and review of all incidents in which an officer points a firearm at a person, and analysis of all foot pursuits by police.
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"Aung San Suu Kyi should call on all parties, including the Myanmar army, to take steps to de-escalate conflict in northern Rakhine State, rather than exacerbate it," a member of its board, Eva Kusuma Sundari, said in a statement.
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MOSCOW/KIEV (Reuters) - German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas on Friday urged both Russia and Ukraine to de-escalate the conflict in eastern Ukraine and said France and Germany were ready to help by monitoring naval traffic near the Crimean coast.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France on Thursday condemned bombings by Syrian government forces and its allies against civilian populations in Idlib and Hama province, and called on Russia to abide by commitments it had made to de-escalate violence in the area.
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"It is now in the interest of leadership and in the interest of working together to try to de-escalate, but of course the Turks then have to help and what they are saying today is not helping," Rutte told journalists.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The governments of France, Italy, the United Arab Emirates, Britain and the United States said on Thursday they were deeply concerned about fighting around the Libyan town of Gharyan and urged all sides to immediately de-escalate tensions.
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"In comments on Twitter on Saturday, he said he spoke with Iran's foreign minister and expressed extreme disappointment that the Iranian diplomat had assured him Iran wanted to de-escalate the situation but "they have behaved in the opposite way.
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Losses in the yuan on Monday followed five straight weeks of gains, the longest winning streak in nearly nine months, supported by rising hopes that the world's two largest economies could strike a deal to de-escalate their trade tension.
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LONDON, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Hong Kong should seek ways to de-escalate tensions and find a political resolution to its crisis, Britain's foreign minister Dominic Raab said on Thursday, calling on both protesters and authorities in the city to show restraint.
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The official said such a conflict could take place in the next few years, adding that a cycle of perpetual crisis had to be broken at some point rather than just processes to de-escalate conflicts rather than resolving them.
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"We must move forward to try to immediately ground all aircraft flying in those key areas in order to de-escalate the situation and give a chance for humanitarian aid to flow unimpeded," Mr. Kerry told diplomats at the Security Council.
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Following the White House briefing, House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) called for Trump to de-escalate the situation.
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Without specifically naming the United States and China, Lagarde called on countries to "de-escalate and resolve the current trade disputes" and start to work on building "smarter rules" for the global trading system, including reforms to the World Trade Organization.
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In addition to trade policy, Hong Kong has emerged as another flashpoint that some traders say could trigger a further worsening in U.S.-China relations, which raises doubts about whether the world's two-largest economies can de-escalate their standoff.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's economy minister dismissed on Thursday suggestions that his country's commitment to a pipeline - that will allow Russia to bypass Ukraine in pumping gas to Europe - undermines efforts to a de-escalate a crisis between the two neighbors.
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Asked how she assessed North Korea's relatively restrained behavior in recent weeks, Ms. Choo said she regarded it as significant and "in a sense, a signal" that the North may be seeking a way for a diplomatic opening to de-escalate.
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The United States and China agreed last week to hold high-level trade talks in early October, raising hopes that the two top global economies can de-escalate the tariff spat before it inflicts further damage on the global economy.
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Instead, we should be motivated to take every precaution and every opportunity to de-escalate tensions in the region because, whether President Trump understands it or not, Iran is not a simple adversary, and this is not a simple military confrontation.
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Iraqi President Barham Salih said he had a productive conversation on Iran with U.S. President Donald Trump, who made few public comments on the issue while in Davos, after signaling this month he was ready to de-escalate the situation.
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Among the options on the table should be Russia's readiness to end the separatist conflict in eastern Ukraine, move toward resolution of "frozen conflicts" elsewhere in Europe and de-escalate tensions with NATO through arms control and military-to-military exchanges.
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Within 22019 hours of the U.S. strike on Soleimani, who was visiting Baghdad at the time, MoveOn had galvanized thousands of its supporters to call members of Congress and urge them to "rein Trump in" and de-escalate, Epting said.
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The state of play: The yen's value against the dollar has declined along with gold, bond prices, and other safe havens this week as the world's two largest economies look poised to roll back tariffs and de-escalate the trade war.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres welcomed "any efforts" to de-escalate the situation in northern Syria and protect civilians, a U.N. spokesman said in a statement on Thursday after Turkey agreed to pause its offensive there.
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Yasmeen Krameddine, director of research and development at ProTraining, an Alberta organization that trains police forces in how to de-escalate confrontations involving people with mental health illness, said that it might have been better if he had varied his language.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey will work to de-escalate tensions between Iran and the United States and has been in contact with both parties after U.S. forces killed a top Iranian military commander last week, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Monday.
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"The live situation was optically quite dramatic but the important thing to focus on is the no-human-casualty dimension, which gives ample space to de-escalate the situation," said Salman Ahmed, chief investment strategist at Lombard Odier Investment Managers.
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Mr. Scaramucci finessed the topic on Friday, gently suggesting there was bias by the media even as he joked with reporters and said he would try to "de-escalate" the bitter dynamic between the Fourth Estate and the White House.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas will seek direct talks with Iran to try to de-escalate tensions after a U.S. air strike in Iraq killed Iran's military commander Qassem Soleimani, a newspaper quoted him as saying on Saturday.
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While Mr. Heisbourg expressed skepticism, he praised the European countries for at least trying to de-escalate the tension while attempting to keep Iran from going down the North Korean path, risking a real war with the United States or Israel.
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Iraqi President Barham Salih said he had a productive conversation on Iran with U.S. President Donald Trump, who made few public comments on the issue while in Davos, after signalling this month he was ready to de-escalate the situation.
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"During Able Archer 83," Mr. Jones wrote, "it was the 'sonofabitch that didn't get the word' that acted on his gut to de-escalate, rather than escalate, the nuclear tension and likely ended the 'last paroxysm' of the Cold War."
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The waiver comes amid negotiations between the United States and China to conclude a 'phase one' or interim deal to de-escalate a 17-month trade war that has roiled financial markets, disrupted supply chains and weighed on global economic growth.
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He and the country's president, Hassan Rouhani, have said Mr. Trump is trying to bait them into violating the accord, setting the stage for a resumption of the long-running crisis that the 2015 deal was supposed to de-escalate.
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Pakistan's prime minister, Imran Khan, called the pilot's release a good-will gesture, and with the United States, China, Russia and many other countries urging both sides to de-escalate the crisis, India — though somewhat humiliated — seemed willing to pause.
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Brentley Vinson, the cop who killed Keith Lamont Scott, had gone through one of those new programs and had been "been trained on ways to de-escalate tense encounters with citizens," but it apparently didn't stop him from using fatal force.
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"Indonesian authorities must act promptly to de-escalate tensions in West Papua province and guarantee that people who wish to protest peacefully can continue to do so," Usman Hamid, the Indonesia executive director of rights group Amnesty International, said in a statement.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Agreements to de-escalate the fighting in Syria could simplify the conflict and help to stabilise the country, but such accords must be an interim measure and avoid partition, U.N. envoy Staffan de Mistura told a news conference on Monday.
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The exchange of fire in the past few days has killed seven people on the Pakistani side and four on the Indian side, though the release of a downed Indian fighter pilot by Pakistan on Friday night has helped de-escalate tensions.
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The family of a woman who was shot dead by LAPD cops while she was held hostage by a man at knifepoint filed a claim against the city and department Wednesday, alleging that officers did not de-escalate the situation before opening fire.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - The United States and its Gulf partners pledged to continue working together to fight Islamic State and de-escalate other regional conflicts, U.S. President Barack Obama said on Thursday, adding that concerns remain over Iran and economic issues including oil.
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But Scott's family, which released its own video of the encounter on Friday, said the police footage showed the father of seven was not acting aggressively and that the police shooting made no sense, with no attempt to de-escalate the situation.
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During this latest round of negotiations held in Washington, D.C. the Chinese trade delegation led by Vice Premier Liu He signaled significant concessions were being made to de-escalate the tit-for-tat trade war that has unfolded over the past year.
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But Moon has maintained that any talks with North Korea should be focused on brokering peace between the two nations, and that South Korea would not meet the north without its assurances of working to de-escalate the nuclear tensions on the peninsula.
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"We will soon transition into a new phase in which we will support local security forces, de-escalate violence across Syria, and advance the conditions for lasting peace, so that the terrorists cannot return to threaten our collective security again," Trump said.
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Business daily Handelsblatt, citing unnamed sources, said on Sunday VW has pledged to keep about 2,000 temporary workers on its books and may offer further concessions ahead of a meeting between both sides on Monday to try to de-escalate the row.
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According to two GOP sources, Corker moved to de-escalate the situation that angered his colleagues Thursday night, saying he was happy the party was on the precipice of passing their tax bill even if he wasn't going to be with them.
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But their arguments, which focused largely on knife-wielding criminals, failed to draw the critical conclusion from the British example: The police in Britain can take the time to patiently de-escalate tense situations because they almost never encounter a gun-wielding civilian.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said on Tuesday that Germany would not let up in its efforts to de-escalate the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and it was more important than ever to reinvigorate talks between Germany, France, Russia and Ukraine.
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President Trump and the North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un met in Singapore, the first such encounter between leaders of the United States and North Korea, and the opening step in a delicate dance meant to de-escalate tensions between the two countries.
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Esper, who had not appeared on camera to discuss the strike until Tuesday, blamed Iran for its history of attacks over the past 40 years when asked if the United States also has a responsibility to de-escalate tensions between the two countries.
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UNITED NATIONS, Oct 17 (Reuters) - United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres welcomed "any efforts" to de-escalate the situation in northern Syria and protect civilians, a U.N. spokesman said in a statement on Thursday after Turkey agreed to pause its offensive there.
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That channel has produced agreements between Russia, Turkey and Iran to de-escalate violence in several pockets, including 2018 accord that led to the creation of the Turkish military observation posts in Idlib, which are now under attack by the Syrian government.
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ANKARA, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Turkey will work to de-escalate tensions between Iran and the United States and has been in contact with both parties after U.S. forces killed a top Iranian military commander last week, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Monday.
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Some Trump confidants privately admit that the president is hyping a modest deal as he faces intense pressure de-escalate with China ahead of a campaign in which Trump will face Democratic criticism that the China tariffs have harmed blue-collar Americans.
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After President Donald Trump moved to de-escalate tensions with Iran in a speech Wednesday, investors wasted no time piling back into riskier assets — reassured that the geopolitical clouds that swept over markets in the past week had lifted, at least for now.
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Taken together, both developments suggested that President Moon Jae-in of South Korea was looking for ways to de-escalate underlying historical tensions, which have caused one of the most serious rifts between the two countries since they normalized relations 54 years ago.
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"We urge both governments to engage in constructive dialogue, to de-escalate the tensions and work on urgent lasting solutions to their plight," the U.N. High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) said in a statement noting it lacked full access to the shuttered facility.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - France's foreign minister said on Sunday his country's main aim at this week's U.N. General Assembly meeting is to de-escalate tensions between the United States and Iran and that a meeting between their presidents was not the top priority.
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Japanese shares started higher, taking their lead from a record closing high on Wall Street on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump calmed nerves by saying Washington is on track to sign a deal with Beijing to de-escalate a bruising trade war.
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I played a starring role in scenarios designed to educate students, train employees, treat depressed adolescents, help football quarterbacks find open receivers, teach doctors how to communicate with patients, tour college campuses, help police de-escalate tense situations, and increase over-all empathy.
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"People are expecting U.S.-China trade war to de-escalate, plus the U.S. Federal Reserve has signalled that there will be no further rate cuts unless there is a U-turn in the economy, so sentiment will be bearish (in gold)," Trivedi said.
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"The aim of President Juncker's visit is to try to establish a good relations, try to see how we can de-escalate the situation, avoiding it going further and see if there is a forum where we can discuss these issues," Malmstrom said.
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So on Tuesday, June 21, I strapped on a very heavy fake gun and a can of pepper spray, and took part in the LAPD's new police roleplaying drills designed to teach cops to de-escalate situations with the potential for violence.
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SEOUL, South Korea — The top United States envoy on North Korea warned on Monday that if Pyongyang conducted a major weapons test in the coming days as feared, it would be "most unhelpful," as Washington tried to de-escalate tensions with the country.
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India and Pakistan are amidst their biggest stand-off in many years, with the United States and other global powers mediating to de-escalate tensions between arch-foes who have fought three wars since their independence from British colonial rule in 1947.
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Analysts expect the Aussie to remain subdued ahead of a meeting between U.S. and Chinese leaders at a G20 meeting in Argentina at the end of the month, with markets watching for any sign of whether they may agree to de-escalate their trade war.
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The fact is, Trump is at least partially responsible for people being on edge as he continues to treat the nuclear standoff with North Korea as if it were a game of egos and undermines any opportunity to use diplomacy to de-escalate the situation.
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It added that the world trading system was built to resolve such problems but the escalating tensions were a threat to the system itself, and G20 economies needed to use all means at their disposal to de-escalate the situation and promote further trade recovery.
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As far as North Korea is concerned, Mr Trump is sending a message to Mr Kim, to the Chinese, whose help Mr Tillerson is trying to enlist, and to America's regional allies that investing any hope in attempting to de-escalate the crisis is pointless.
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" The former IDF chief of staff added that regardless of whether or not the U.S. releases its peace plan, the U.S. should promote steps on the ground that will de-escalate the situation so that it will be "a win-win for both sides.
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"By choosing to organize an event with WM Youth Empower, you are committing to acting nonviolently, working to de-escalate confrontations with others, and following the instructions of authorized event marshals," Empower says on their Action Network page, where students can register their walkout.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said he was looking forward to trade talks with China on Thursday, as discussions in Beijing moved to a higher level in a push to de-escalate a tariff war ahead of a March 1 deadline for a deal.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said he was looking forward to trade talks with China on Thursday, as discussions in Beijing moved to a higher level in a push to de-escalate a tariff war ahead of a March 1 deadline for a deal.
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Investors' focus has now shifted to a meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and China's President Xi Jinping during a Group of 20 summit in Japan next week, with hopes that they can put negotiations back on track to de-escalate a trade war.
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The Chinese have urged Washington to de-escalate tensions with Pyongyang and to find a way to restart negotiations, but U.S. officials say it would be premature to resume talks now because it would be seen as a reward to North Korea for bad behavior.
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Analysts expect the Aussie to remain subdued ahead of a meeting between U.S. and Chinese leaders at a G20 meeting in Argentina at the end of the month, with markets watching for any signs on whether they may agree to de-escalate their trade war.
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"We are engaging responsible members of the international community to increase pressure on the DPRK in order to convince the regime to de-escalate and return to the path of dialogue," the Joint Statement Wednesday from Secretary Tillerson, Secretary Mattis and DNI Coates read.
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"As a gesture of peace and to de-escalate matters, the Indian pilot who is under arrest with us will be released today in the afternoon at the Wagah border," Qureshi told parliament, referring to the border crossing near Pakistan's eastern city of Lahore.
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"We must move forward to try to immediately ground all aircraft flying in those key areas in order to de-escalate the situation and give a chance for humanitarian aid to flow unimpeded," he said at a United Nations Security Council meeting on Syria.
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Unarmed officers will cultivate an instinct to de-escalate: They will keep a safe distance, they will try to assess the true level of threat rather than see a weapon as a cue to rapidly escalate, and they will communicate in ways that reach people.
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In a statement, Trump declared that the U.S. would "soon transition into a new phase in which we will support local security forces, de-escalate violence across Syria, and advance conditions for lasting peace," in order to ward off further threats of terror, he said.
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But if this climate persists into next year, business owners are telling us that their patience may not last for long: 60% of business owners told us they want to de-escalate the trade war, after having extracted concessions from China, or end it altogether.
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The President said it was a waste of time for Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to negotiate with North Korea -- referring to Kim in the tweet as "Little Rocket Man" -- shortly after the US diplomat said he hoped to de-escalate the standoff through talks.
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"I've been very clear in my discussions with Russian leadership, on more than one occasion, that it is necessary for Russia to take the first steps to de-escalate the situation in the east part of Ukraine, in particular by respecting the ceasefire," Tillerson said.
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May's move to de-escalate a showdown in parliament over fears that her strategy could result in Britain leaving the EU without a deal means that a plan for parliament to seize back control of the process is not expected to be voted upon.
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" He said the encounter lasted approximately 40 minutes before the Russian aircraft flew to the west side of the river, saying officers from the US-led coalition contacted the Russians on the de-confliction line "to de-escalate the situation and avert a strategic miscalculation.
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"We must move forward to try to immediately ground all aircraft flying in those key areas in order to de-escalate the situation and give a chance for humanitarian aid to flow unimpeded," Kerry said at a United Nations Security Council meeting on Syria.
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"With ISIS on the brink of defeat, we continue our efforts to de-escalate the violence in Syria and support the Geneva process called for under U.N. Security Council Resolution 2254 to allow the Syrian people to chart a new political course," Tillerson said.
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Such dealings through intermediaries "require time and will not allow an opportunity to de-escalate a rapidly unfolding tactical situation," said Donegan, now a senior adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, who added that he was not commenting on current U.S. policy.
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HONG KONG, Sept 5 (Reuters) - The yuan climbed on Thursday after China said there will be high-level trade talks with the United States in early October in Washington, raising hopes that the bitter conflict between the world's two largest economies will de-escalate.
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Investors' focus has now shifted to a meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and China's President Xi Jinping during a Group of 13.2 summit in Japan next week, with hopes that they can put negotiations back on track to de-escalate a trade war.
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The hiatus has raised cautious hopes in the region that the country might want to de-escalate after a series of missile and nuclear tests earlier this year and instead focus on bracing its economy for the pain expected to result from fresh sanctions.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 27 (Reuters) - The European Union hopes to de-escalate trade tensions with the United States but wants Washington to lower steel tariffs or make another goodwill gesture after a series of concessions by Brussels in recent years, a top EU lawmaker said Thursday.
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"I can confirm that senior leaders from the Department of Defense are fully engaged in working with their Turkish counterparts to de-escalate tensions along the Turkish-Syrian border and to ensure that operations to defeat ISIS continue without interruption," said Rankine-Galloway. Gen.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's factory activity is expected to have contracted for the seventh straight month in November amid sluggish domestic demand a Reuters poll showed, despite some optimism over chances for an interim deal to de-escalate a trade war with the United States.
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"Trump reaffirmed his support for Turkey's efforts to de-escalate the situation in northwest Syria and avoid a humanitarian catastrophe," White House spokesman Judd Deere said, following the death of 33 Turkish soldiers in an attack by Russian-backed Syrian forces in Syria's Idlib province.
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"In the immediate aftermath of the attack early Wednesday, Iran appeared, at least in its outward rhetoric, to signal a desire to de-escalate, with Iran&aposs foreign minister tweeting that "we do not seek escalation or war, but will defend ourselves against any aggression.
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The time-table suggests the law will probably be formally approved then by the largely rubber-stamp legislature, accelerating a process that usually would take a year or more as Beijing rushes to meet Washington's demands in order to de-escalate their trade war.
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With the reintroduction of these weapons, a nation could use them to escalate the conflict, demonstrate a willingness to continue to escalate, and seek to cause the adversary to terminate the conflict on less favorable conditions (the Russian doctrine of "escalate to de-escalate").
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Making Kim Jong-un's regime understand that the U.S. will not tolerate a nuclear-capable North Korea creates an incentive to de-escalate and head back to the negotiating table—even if those are negotiations to which the U.S. and its allies are not party.
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Jean-Yves Le Drian, France's foreign minister, said on Sunday that his country's main aim at the General Assembly meeting is to de-escalate tensions between the United States and Iran, and that a meeting between Trump and Rouhani was not the top priority.
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It is the first major bout of fighting since the leaders of Turkey, Russia and Iran agreed in Ankara in September to "de-escalate" conflict in the northwestern province of Idlib after a months-long campaign that forced at least 500,000 civilians to flee.
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"The message of this agreement is clear: we would like to de-escalate trade tensions with the U.S., but we want to see the same efforts of de-escalation on the other side of the Atlantic," said Bernd Lange, the head of parliament's trade committee.
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Investors are betting that the trade deal, which is expected to be signed in the first week of January, will finally de-escalate a trade row that had dragged on for more than a year, making it the biggest risk to the global economic outlook.
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Investors are betting that the deal, which is expected to be signed in the first week of January, will finally de-escalate the tariff spat that had dragged on for more than a year, making it the biggest risk to the global economic outlook.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump and his Turkish counterpart Tayyip Erdogan agreed on the need to de-escalate tensions in Idlib, Syria, the White House said on Thursday, a day after eight people were killed in a Syrian missile strike in the province.
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Multiple factors affect these statistics, which cannot be evaluated out of context -- a single accident can widely skew the annual numbers of on-duty deaths, while a President's decision to escalate or de-escalate combat operations can certainly impact the number of deaths in combat zones.
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WASHINGTON, June 8 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is continuing to talk to with all partners in the Middle East to de-escalate tensions amid an ongoing diplomatic crisis between Qatar and other Arab powers, a White House spokeswoman said on Thursday, but gave no other details.
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"To avoid unnecessary conflict between Congress and the Executive Branch and to de-escalate Chairman Cummings' orchestrated interbranch confrontation, I write to ask whether Mr. Kline would agree to appear for a voluntary transcribed interview with committee staff," Jordan wrote, offering Tuesday or Wednesday as options.
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"To avoid unnecessary conflict between Congress and the Executive Branch and to de-escalate Chairman Cummings' orchestrated interbranch confrontation, I write to ask whether Mr. Kline would agree to appear for a voluntary transcribed interview with committee staff," Jordan wrote, offering next Tuesday or Wednesday as options.
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"In light of the targeting of an unmanned U.S. drone by Iran, it is essential that we remain fully engaged with our allies, recognize that we are not dealing with a responsible adversary and do everything in our power to de-escalate," Pelosi said in a statement.
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On Wednesday, the European Union expressed its "utmost concern about the dangerous increase of tensions" in the Kerch Strait and Azov Sea and called for the "utmost restraint to de-escalate the situation immediately," as well as the swift release of the seized Ukrainian ships and crew.
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In a call with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Wednesday, Trump urged Turkey to "de-escalate, limit its military actions and avoid civilian casualties," while also inviting "closer bilateral cooperation to address Turkey's legitimate security concerns," according to a White House statement on the call.
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HONG KONG, Sept 7.14363 (Reuters) - The yuan was flat on Friday but was set to show its first weekly gain in three weeks after news that U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators will meet Washington in October to find a way to de-escalate their countries' tariff war.
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Crisis Text Line has said in the past that only 30% of its cases are about suicide, and because it's able to de-escalate the situation it only engages it an "active rescue" (meaning the phone number is provided to a 911 center) in 0.82% of conversations.
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NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg on Monday declined to offer a firm answer on whether the alliance would come to the US&aposs defense under its mutual-defense clause if Iran attacked, saying that commenting on the matter would "not help to de-escalate," Bloomberg reported.
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NEW YORK, Sept 22 (Reuters) - French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said on Sunday his main aim at this week's U.N. General Assembly meeting is to de-escalate tensions between the United States and Iran and a meeting between their presidents was not his top priority.
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"There is a big off ramp sitting in front of Tehran right now, and that is to de-escalate, to message us that they want to sit down and talk - without precondition, by the way - to the United States about a better way forward," he said.
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The survey was conducted in the days after Trump addressed the nation in the wake of the assault on the Iraqi installations — which resulted in no American casualties — and sought to de-escalate tensions between Washington and Tehran that had steadily heightened since late last month.
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" Trump has sought to de-escalate the heightened tensions between Washington and Tehran in the aftermath of the violence, declaring in a televised address Wednesday that Iran "appears to be standing down" and that the U.S. "is ready to embrace peace with all who seek it.
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"As part of the call, Secretary Esper strongly encouraged Turkey to discontinue actions in northeastern Syria in order to increase the possibility that the United States, Turkey and our partners could find a common way to de-escalate the situation before it becomes irreparable," Esper said.
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"Within the first week in office, I would call for a summit with Russia and with China, to understand and to begin the conversation to de-escalate tensions that have brought us to the point of being closer to nuclear catastrophe than ever before," Gabbard said.
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US Strategic Command, which oversees nuclear defense, is continuing the effort begun by the Obama administration to provide military plans that combine nuclear and conventional options, in order to be able to de-escalate a crisis, defense officials familiar with the effort told CNN in July.
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WHISTLER, British Columbia (Reuters) - The United States has only a few days to avoid sparking a trade war with its allies, and it is up to Washington to make a move to de-escalate tensions over tariffs, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Saturday.
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WHISTLER, British Columbia, June 2 (Reuters) - The United States has only a few days to avoid sparking a trade war with its allies, and it is up to Washington to make a move to de-escalate tensions over tariffs, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Saturday.
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"In light of the targeting of an unmanned U.S. drone by Iran, it is essential that we remain fully engaged with our allies, recognize that we are not dealing with a responsible adversary and do everything in our power to de-escalate," she said in a written statement.
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Proponents argue that this is the appropriate response to the possibility that Russia may employ a military strategy of "escalate to de-escalate," which posits that the threat or the use of a small number of nuclear weapons in a conflict can coerce the enemy to back down.
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The Trump administration has been emphasizing its concern about the rising threat from North Korea to the U.S. In an interview with the Financial Times published on Sunday, President Trump said his administration would act unilaterally if China doesn't try to help de-escalate the tensions with North Korea.
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The rise reflects a sense of relief among investors that the two sides, which have recently been seen as far apart in negotiations, may once again seek to find a way to de-escalate a conflict that has raised global economic concerns and has injected uncertainty into the markets.
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SHANGHAI, Oct 11 (Reuters) - China's yuan extended gains against the dollar on Friday and was set for its best weekly performance in nearly four months, driven by hopes that U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators meeting in Washington will find a way to de-escalate a protracted trade war.
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President Xi Jinping is due to hold talks with U.S President Donald Trump during a G13 summit in Argentina at the end of the month, with the rest of the world hoping they can find a way to de-escalate a trade war that is threatening the global economy.
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Trump had appeared to side with Saudi Arabia early in the conflict, but Brian Hook, the US State Department's Special Representative for Iran, who was also at the conference along with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, cast their presence as a tangible sign of the US push to de-escalate.
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Both analysts said external factors, including a global economic slowdown and U.S.-China trade dispute, are the main risks for a sustained stocks rally in Brazil and the region, although many expect U.S. President Donald Trump to de-escalate trade tensions before he attempts re-election next year.
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" Apple proposed in its statement that federal prosecutors de-escalate the situation by withdrawing their demands, and "as some in Congress have proposed, form a commission or other panel of experts on intelligence, technology and civil liberties to discuss the implications for law enforcement, national security, privacy and personal freedoms.
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The lawyer also says given the circumstances -- that there's video of the alleged victim attacking A$AP and his crew before A$AP took action, that A$AP tried to de-escalate the situation and that this was really a case of pushing and shoving ... at most he should get probation.
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It collects data that might otherwise only live in an officer's personal notebook or a police report, presenting it on a call so that officers can use it to determine if an individual is in crisis and if they are, the best way to de-escalate their situation and provide support.
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"I think this is our first indication of the U.S. and Russia being able to work together in Syria, and as a result of that we had a very lengthy discussion regarding other areas in Syria that we can continue to work together on to de-escalate the areas," Tillerson said.
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China trade: Reuters — In an agreement to de-escalate threats of a trade war between the world's two largest economies, the U.S. and China are continuing to work on arriving at some specific commitments that could achieve a narrowing of the trade gap, senior Trump administration officials said over the weekend.
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In the last two decades, there has been a growing trend to teach officers to de-escalate tensions, particularly with troubled people, but experts say there is a long way to go before the techniques reach every department and every officer, and really sink into the law enforcement mind-set.
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"I'm ready to work with the new Secretary of Defence Jim Mattis... to be strong against Russian aggression towards NATO, to de-escalate tensions with Moscow and as I said to continue to work with Russia on how we get towards a settlement in Syria," Michael Fallon told the BBC.
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It's also true that North Korea's remarkable progress over the past two years in developing an intercontinental nuclear weapon, coupled with a cave-in at its main testing site, allows Mr. Kim to press the pause button, de-escalate the tension he generated and go for the diplomatic high ground.
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"None of the planning is focused on de-escalation, but they feel like they need to message on that to make it clear they're open to those options so that were there any incentive on Iran's part to seek to de-escalate, the U.S. would be open to it," she continued.
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"This attempt to de-escalate could avoid the need to build domestic and international support for further military action — that would only come with a public disclosure the underlying factual support for strike targeting Suleimani," said Mr. Fayhee, who previously worked on sanctions issues at the Justice Department's national security division.
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Republicans lawmakers and Trump political advisers expressed relief publicly and privately that Trump had appeared to de-escalate a looming and, to many, self-inflicted conflict during an election year — even as a long line of foreign policy officials and experts warned the country could and likely would retaliate again.
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Enacting new laws to prevent police from using deadly force unless it is necessary to defend against imminent threat of death; to require police to attempt to de-escalate before use of deadly force; and to use open fire only where there is no reasonable alternative will help save innocent lives.
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Whereas President Obama recognized sending lethal weapons to the Ukrainian military would escalate Kiev's conflict with the separatists and make the war more difficult to resolve, Corker used his gavel to drill home his belief that the U.S. needed to raise the cost on Moscow to convince it to de-escalate.
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Discussions are "moving right along", U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday, striking an upbeat tone even as Chinese officials held fast to their line that existing tariffs must come off as part of an interim deal to de-escalate the 17-month trade war between the world's two biggest economies.
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Victor Huang, head of investment strategy at Guotai Junan International in Hong Kong, said markets would be "much more volatile" next week if the two leaders failed to de-escalate their tariff war in talks due to take place on the sidelines of a G20 summit in Argentian this weekend.
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While many economists say that contagion to other emerging markets and European banks will be limited, the worst may be yet to come, as market observers see no relief measures in sight from a government choosing to double down rather than de-escalate and heed the advice of worried experts.
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But instead of putting the spotlight on the usual branches of the armed forces seen in military science fiction, like the Army or Marines (or even a Space Force), it focuses on the United States Coast Guard attempting to de-escalate a potential war on the Moon between the United States and China.
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"With the U.S. and China in talks to de-escalate their trade conflict, the central bank showing a willingness to slow its tightening cycle and the economy still performing well, the markets may be looking a little more attractive," Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at Oanda in London, wrote in a note.
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Reports of progress in trade talks between the United States and China have prompted investors to be mildly optimistic that the two countries can reach a compromise by March 266.83 that will de-escalate their dispute or at least avoid a sharp hike in tariffs, although few details from the talks have emerged.
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The Western diplomat said there were "a couple of last ditch attempts" to try to see whether there were any options to de-escalate, including a plan to "see some sort of a temporary ceasefire," but that would involve the Houthis putting their weapons down or potentially even moving out of the port.
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"For markets the upshot is that the outlook for 0.63 is looking better as tensions de-escalate, creating the potential for a re-rating of risk assets as the tail risk of a near-term trade war is partially priced out," said Jeremy Lawson, chief economist at Aberdeen Standard Investments in Edinburgh.
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The task force will work on delineating the territory held by ISIS, al Nusra and other terrorist groups, facilitate communications among all parties to promote compliance and rapidly de-escalate tensions, resolve allegations of non-compliance and refer persistent non-compliant behavior to the ministers of the so-called International Syrian Support Group.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia agreed in September on a plan to de-escalate the violence and separate the warring parties, but while both leaders have continued to voice support for the accord, they have also continued to support opposing sides in the war.
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"The key message that we have got to all of our European and American partners but critically also to the Iranians, to the Iraqis and all of those affected in the region is the importance of diffusing the tensions, to de-escalate ... and the importance of finding a diplomatic way through," Raab said.
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And as a result of that, we had a very lengthy discussion regarding other areas in Syria that we can continue to work together on, to de-escalate the areas and the violence, once we defeat ISIS, and to work together towards a political process that will secure the future of the Syrian people.
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Along with having their crime trends highlighted by President Trump, Chicago and Washington, D.C. share the distinction of having local leaders who have been studying the facts, and are calling for more resources to be devoted to support violence prevention, strategies to reduce harm when violence occurs, and de-escalate violence when it erupts.
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The bill cites a slew of examples of Russian aggression, including its interference in the U.S. election, violations of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, its stated defense strategy of "escalating to de-escalate" that allows for the use of nuclear weapons and its annexation of Crimea and support of separatists in eastern Ukraine.
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Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un trading threats with words like "fire and fury"; Pakistan deploying tactical nuclear weapons to counter Indian conventional threats; Russia enunciating an Orwellian doctrine of "escalate-to-de-escalate" that calls for early use of battlefield nuclear weapons; and major nuclear-weapons states modernizing their arsenals — nukes are back.
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The strategies of Trump's predecessors were to hope that a committed jihadist enemy would come to its senses, hope that it would realize its purported interest in regional stability, and hope that by bribing it with billions of dollars in sanctions relief, ransom, and an industrial-strength nuclear program, we could de-escalate the conflict.
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Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Paul fires back at Graham over Iran criticism: 'He insults the Constitution' Senators introduce resolution warning that Congress has not authorized Iran war MORE (R-Utah) added that Trump should "de-escalate" and come to Congress on any potential next steps.
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"I think this is our first indication of the U.S. and Russia being able to work together in Syria, and as a result of that, we had a very lengthy discussion regarding other areas in Syria that we can continue to work together on to de-escalate the areas and the violence," Tillerson said.
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" Trump said the U.S. campaign against Islamic State, which was launched by his predecessor Barack Obama, would soon enter a new phase, in which the United States would "support local security forces, de-escalate violence across Syria, and advance the conditions for lasting peace, so that the terrorists cannot return to threaten our collective security again.
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But John Tsang, a former finance secretary who competed with Mrs Lam in 2017 for the post of chief executive—and might have won, if the public rather than a committee stacked with Communist Party sympathisers had been asked to vote on the matter—told local radio that it was up to the government to "start to de-escalate".
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John YarmuthJohn Allen YarmuthTrump signs two-year budget deal Lawmakers point to entitlements when asked about deficits House Problem Solvers are bringing real change to Congress MORE (D-Ky.), the incoming Budget Committee chairman, also has a proposal to de-escalate the fight by reinstating the "Gephardt rule," which deemed the debt ceiling raised when Congress passed a budget.
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The legislation would shift the current "reasonable force" rule to a "necessary force" standard, according to the AP. A spokesman for Assemblyman Kevin McCarty (D), who is co-authoring the bill with Assemblywoman Shirley Weber (D), said the legislation is an attempt to urge officers to attempt to de-escalate situations or use weapons that are less lethal.
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The problems ran all the way up to use of force, which the Justice Department found was regularly deployed by Baltimore police despite absolutely no need to: BPD uses overly aggressive tactics that unnecessarily escalate encounters, increase tensions, and lead to unnecessary force, and fails to de-escalate encounters when it would be reasonable to do so.
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Though body cams have often been touted as a way for police departments to de-escalate situations (the theory going that people generally behave better when they're being recorded), a landmark study by Washington, DC's The Lab released in October 2017 found no evidence that body cams resulted in less civilian complaints or use of force against officers equipped with them.
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A source familiar with operations in Syria told CNN that if there is an unauthorized approach on US positions, the American side will first attempt to de-escalate, and if their efforts fail, they are authorized to use deadly force to repel any threat -- whether that is from Turkish forces advancing into Syria or other actors already involved in the Syrian civil war.
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"An Iranian violation would be a serious mistake and a bad response to the pressure exerted by the United States," He said France, Germany and Britain - the European signatories of the accord - were totally mobilized to tell Iran that it was not in its interest to break its nuclear commitments and that they were working together to de-escalate the situation.
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"It's clear that the PBOC is beefing up the counter-cyclical measure to avoid at all cost any negative fallout from the U.S. Treasury that they are attempting to weaponise the yuan as a tariff offset, which is suggesting that Beijing would like to de-escalate trade tensions with Washington," Stephen Innes, managing partner at Valour Markets, said in a note.
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"It's clear that the PBOC is beefing up the counter-cyclical measure to avoid at all cost any negative fallout from the U.S. Treasury that they are attempting to weaponise the yuan as a tariff offset, which is suggesting that Beijing would like to de-escalate trade tensions with Washington," Stephen Innes, managing partner at Valour Markets in Singapore, said in a note.
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The European Central Bank is expected to cut interest rates, or ramp up asset purchases, or both at a policy review on Thursday and expectations that major central banks will ease monetary policy further to support a flagging global economy has helped risk sentiment, along with hopes that talks next month between the United States and China will de-escalate their trade war.
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MORE FROM REUTERS: Obama's federal appeals court appointments leave liberal legacy on U.S. law French court blocks burkini ban Commentary: The age of the aircraft carrier may be over "They did feel compelled ultimately to fire three warning shots and the reason for that is... they had taken steps already to try and de-escalate this situation," spokesman Peter Cook told reporters.
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He's described his bill as necessary in the face of Trump's inaction on Russian aggression, including its interference in the U.S. election, violations of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, its stated defense strategy of "escalating to de-escalate" that allows for the use of nuclear weapons and its annexation of Crimea and support of separatists in eastern Ukraine.
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"Officers, especially the majority who are not specially trained on this issue, do not use appropriate techniques or de-escalate encounters with individuals with mental illness or impaired faculties to prevent the use of force and, when force is used, officers do not adjust the application of force to account for the person's mental illness," the department wrote in its 2014 report on the Cleveland Police Department.
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The overt missile attack Wednesday on the US military, which Iran&aposs IRGC claimed to have carried out in retaliation for the strike that killed Soleimani, seemed to mark a shift in Iranian behavior from the mining of tankers, the shooting down of a US drone, and the attacks on Saudi oil facilities, although it quickly signaled an apparent desire to de-escalate in the aftermath.
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Other parts of the Democrats' bill include requiring the Pentagon to develop and implement a comprehensive Russia strategy, requiring the president to submit a plan to Congress on imposing sanctions until Russia is back in compliance with the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty and requiring the Pentagon to craft a plan to reduce the risk of nuclear war in the face of Russia's "escalate to de-escalate" doctrine.
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"My goal is to continue to penetrate through that shell and hopefully over time, too, to see if we can do something to de-escalate some element of that media bias and see if we can, you know, get a little bit more objectivity and fairness in the system, because I know you can look at it objectively and see that it isn't fair right now," he said.
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Though it represented an effort by the White House to de-escalate tensions and avoid a drawn-out military conflict, Mnuchin announced what he said would be both "primary and secondary" penalties against anyone owning, operating, trading with or assisting sectors of the Iranian economy including construction, manufacturing, textiles and mining; 17 specific sanctions against the Islamic Republic's largest steel and iron manufacturers, three Seychelles-based entities and one ship involving the transfer of products.
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Iraq's caretaker prime minister asked the U.S. secretary of state to start working out a road map for an American troop withdrawal from Iraq, his office said Friday, signaling his insistence on ending the U.S. military presence despite recent moves to de-escalate tensions between Iran and the U.S. Adel Abdul-Mahdi made the request in a telephone call with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Thursday night, his office said in a statement.
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The piece, titled "America Must Be Ready To Nuke First," argues that America must be first-use to stave off Russian aggression: While the Obama administration contemplates a no-first-use policy, the Russians threaten the opposite: first, to intimidate and coerce U.S. allies and partners; and second, as part of a strategy of escalation, to de-escalate (that is, less apt to provoke a nuclear response and more conducive to war termination than second use).
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By the time Emhoff confronted the protester in a man-bun who was addressing the crowd with the microphone he'd grabbed from Harris, the California senator had already calmly walked off stage; and Karine Jean-Pierre, the co-moderator of the MoveOn forum who is also the chief public affairs officer of the organization and a veteran political operative, had stepped in between the protester and Harris to de-escalate the situation that occurred midway through the MoveOn forum in San Francisco.
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Hybrid warfare may be as old as warfare itself, but in Ukraine Russia provided a near-textbook example of it in its modern form, using a variety of techniques: sophisticated propaganda that stirred up local grievances and legitimised military action; cyber attacks on power grids and disruption of gas supplies; covert or deniable operations, such as sending "little green men" (soldiers in unmarked green army uniforms) into Crimea and providing weapons and military support to separatist irregular forces; the threat of "escalating to de-escalate", even including limited use of nuclear weapons.
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Following a 2013 audit by the Police Executive Research Forum, agents and officers now get 64 hours of training on the use of force and learn how to de-escalate tense situations, according to the AP. Border patrol agents and officers are permitted to use deadly force when they have a reasonable belief that they or another person are in danger of serious physical injury or death, according to the AP. The AP noted that the data it reviewed does not include instances in which off-duty officers and agents have used force.
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Rep. Ted LieuTed W. LieuCities are the future: We need to coordinate their international diplomacy George Conway opposes #unfollowTrump movement Puerto Rico resignations spur constitutional crisis MORE (D-Calif.) suggested Saturday that the only thing that could de-escalate tensions between the U.S. and North Korea would be President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's resignation.
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In a call with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Wednesday, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE urged Turkey to "de-escalate, limit its military actions and avoid civilian casualties," while also inviting "closer bilateral cooperation to address Turkey's legitimate security concerns," according to a White House statement on the call.
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