"Dispensing with confrontation because testimony is obviously reliable is akin to dispensing with a jury trial because the defendant is obviously guilty," Justice Scalia wrote.
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The new version saves money by dispensing with the time travel.
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Dispensing with price targets represents a massive change in Saudi thinking.
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Some are even dispensing with face masks, previously a rare sight.
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Cities fell in line, dispensing with sidewalks and abandoning public transit projects.
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Dead in Vinland presents survival while dispensing with all the bullshit about survival.
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After dispensing with the first course, I thumbed through Sager + Wilde's eno-bible.
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And the way men are dispensing with male beauty stereotypes is trickling down.
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Dispensing with Butina would also potentially serve to benefit Trump and his political party.
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The seesaw between recitation and song continues, at times wisely dispensing with Brechtian asides.
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Turkey has, at least superficially, copied the US by dispensing with the prime ministerial position.
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Now it is dispensing with the need for any prior authorizations to attack specific targets.
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"I'm dispensing with the updates other than to tell you Apple's doing great," the CEO said.
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By dispensing with tips, waiters can focus more on quality of service, server Naomi Yitzhak said.
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"Dispensing with handshakes and elaborate greetings is fine for the bashful among us," Mr. Saltz said.
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He said he had bought up dominant products in big markets, dispensing with less profitable sidelines.
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The chancellor paid by card, joining those Germans dispensing with a time-honored tradition: paying cash.
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Indeed it is astonishing that anyone could suggest dispensing with that vital tool in the negotiation.
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A variety of state and federal regulations could prevent Uber from entirely dispensing with human drivers.
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Yet dispensing with the teachings of monotheism leaves no coherent concept of humanity, nor of human dignity.
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After dispensing with free snacks following the 2008 financial crisis, the main carriers have recently reinstated them.
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For one, they are dispensing with the app that caucus captains struggled to use on Monday night.
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Dispensing with all the customary hype and posturing, it's a crash course in the product: the fights themselves.
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The language used is also easy to understand, dispensing with the mumbo jumbo that some meditation apps use.
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Dispensing with illusions means curtailing impulsiveness and the gut instincts that constitute Trump's worldview, such as it is.
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In the meantime, Pandora is dispensing with the notion that it can diversify its way out of its problem.
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Vladimir Lenin expected to improve on the German outcome by dispensing with private property and the rule of law.
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And that routes to market must be found that don't require dispensing with a moral compass to get there.
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Dispensing with this antiquated system can be viewed as part of an overall mission to foster more democratic equality.
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" Sanders seemed to be churning internally about something until, dispensing with ceremony, he blurted out: "Let me be blunt.
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And yet President Trump, dispensing with conventional wisdom, has decided to launch air strikes and threaten more against Iran.
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Dispensing with a jacket, he stood before members of the news media with his sleeves almost to his elbows.
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It appears the film sticks to Shakespeare's plot while dispensing with his dialogue, which is certainly a bold choice.
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Mr Limbaugh shook up the ossified talk-show format by dispensing with the tedious call-ins and adding anarchic humour.
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Like Klein, Gore is not talking about dispensing with capitalism in favor of state ownership of the means of production.
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Dispensing with composition's balances and counter-balances, the Minimalists called upon geometrical symmetries to produce the illusion of inevitable form.
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He may be rewriting the visual record, but he is not dispensing with or ironically condemning the accomplishments of others.
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Rather than dispensing with this dated notion, many vegans and vegetarians today argue that you can still be masculine without meat.
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After being chosen as chief executive in May 2015, Mr. Robbins wasted little time in dispensing with Mr. Chambers's leadership structure.
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A good start would be dispensing with seminar room discourse that triggers many voters who feel humiliated by better-educated elites.
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Ms. Romano moved around the office with a defiant matter-of-factness to match her personality, often dispensing with her cane.
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Any single senator may object to dispensing with procedural steps, which was why any of the three Democrats could delay Pompeo's nomination.
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Then the conversation could lead anywhere, dispensing with conventions and proposing new strategies that stretched far beyond gallery walls and artistic limitations.
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Faced with mounting financial difficulties, the museum considered dispensing with the four-masted barque, which was built in Hamburg, Germany, in 1911.
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Reports suggest that Trump also makes decisions on-the-fly, dispensing with the advice and plans of some of his closest advisors.
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Dispensing with the usual vague "based on a true story" smoke screen, "American Animals" claims to show the truth about what happened.
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Many of these, including India, Japan and Taiwan, are glad to see it dispensing with old niceties and calling China a strategic competitor.
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So, of course, is fashion — even if Grindr is more traditionally thought of as being for those dispensing with clothing than acquiring it.
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"Never until now did human invention devise such expedients for dispensing with the labour of the poor," said a pamphlet at the time.
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Dispensing with the filibuster for Supreme Court nominees is, therefore, arguably the best thing that Harry Reid and the Senate Democrats ever did.
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Mr. Sanders tried to capitalize on his win, dispensing with the pleasantries and the desire he once professed to avoid negative attacks. Mrs.
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The only problem is most of us suck at fully letting our guard down and dispensing with anything less than pure, direct facts.
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" Our hotel, the Intercontinental, presented Pierre with a bed and the town provided plentiful "Sac-O-Mat" stations for dispensing with "chien déjections.
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So they retired to the electric sanctity of their recording studio, dispensing with their adoring audience, and the shrieking inspiration it can provide.
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Instead, the Tongass relies on heavy winds to blow over trees, dispensing with the old and making room for the new to grow.
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Dispensing with my usual American-style khakis and denim shirt, I donned the French plantation manager's "uniform" of white linen shirt and shorts.
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Without making explicit statements or dispensing with ambiguity, the pop functionalism of genre exercise can reveal a genre's current state in the symbolic imagination.
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Apart from Dawn to Dusk, the formulas avoid triggering either the jitters or the crash of caffeine by dispensing with the kick as well.
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By dispensing with the hierarchical and clinical setting associated with group therapy, men are more likely to come regularly, which is the ultimate goal.
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But dispensing with any knee-jerk scoffing or vanity shaming, dermatologists say the practice of "preventative Botox" actually makes sense and is rapidly gaining steam.
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The aim of asking for unanimous consent is to bring up these bills for a vote faster, dispensing with regular procedural votes that take time.
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Californians have been forced to stomach warning labels, and the state's regulators are seeking to undo the ruling by passing a regulation dispensing with warnings.
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Graeme Gibson poured three glasses of whiskey while Atwood sorted through Christmas cards, dispensing with the chore as efficiently as if she were slicing rhubarb.
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Closing arguments (1 day): After dispensing with witnesses (or refusing to call them), the Senate will then take closing arguments from each side before deliberations.
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Most of those favoring an immutable time said they would prefer to simply stay on daylight saving time, dispensing with the "fall back" of November.
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But by the end of the evening, even after Mr. Northam called leading Virginia Democrats to apologize, many in the state were dispensing with subtlety.
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Fast-growing companies desperate for workers have turned to accepting candidates with lesser skills, drug use and felony records, dispensing with long-held hiring red lines.
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Unmoored, he starts randomly dispensing with his vast wealth and winds up in Tel Aviv on a pilgrimage to find a way to memorialize his parents.
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The public announcements by senators that they believe either Ford or Kavanaugh illustrate how both sides are dispensing with any pretense of fairness or due process.
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And we can work toward dispensing with the fossil fuel industry, and move our society forward, adopting the clean and renewable energy sources of the future.
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His productions were known for dispensing with props, costumes, scenery, orchestras and other conventions to spotlight the talent of stars and exploit the imagination of audiences.
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First, in his special theory of relativity, he claimed that the speed of light was the same for all observers, dispensing with the need for the aether.
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In 2018, however, they have moved beyond tactical tinkering and are upending the very structure of baseball, by dispensing with the concept of the starting pitcher altogether.
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On Monday night, Pence, after dispensing with some boilerplate kind words for Strange, launched into a recap of what the Trump administration has been trying to accomplish.
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Describing himself as an "ardent Brexiteer", Bridgen said by repealing the act, Britain could help businesses by dispensing with EU regulation "which puts them at a disadvantage".
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This dangerous bill was widely opposed by conservationists, sportsmen, businesses and timber companies for dispensing with environmental laws and public involvement to ramp up unsustainable logging levels.
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Dispensing with plot and pronouns, but not personality, Carl Johanson's All Kinds of Cars (Flying Eye, $16.95; ages 3 to 7) is presented as a pictorial dictionary.
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Those who dream about a united country would be well served by dispensing with the notion that everyone who voted for Trump sports a Waffen-SS haircut.
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In yet another baleful sign of Trump's corrupting effect on his enablers, party leaders are basically dispensing with facts and evidence and lying to the American people.
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The former point deals with EU concern that Britain is using the Irish question to get special access to the EU market while dispensing with its regulations.
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The idea is a 100 percent digital insurance firm that removes piles of paperwork and passes on to users the cost savings from dispensing with traditional business models.
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Presidential front-runners have traditionally taken a more diplomatic approach, but Mr. Trump broke the mold, dispensing with scripted speeches while trafficking in insult humor and swaggering provocations.
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Walsh argued that it was always unrealistic to think North Korea would throw itself on the mercy of the United States by unilaterally dispensing with its nuclear arsenal.
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They undid the Dutch in qualifying and beat Italy in a playoff before topping a group in which Germany finished bottom and dispensing with Switzerland in the second round.
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I want to find someone who has been coming here for years, dispensing with pay cheque after pay cheque to the sweet, flawless roll of "Eclipse of the Heart".
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With time, in fact, she assumed a style that had hitherto been the exclusive province of men: a charisma that comes from dispensing with the need to be liked.
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By dispensing with the cloying, 10,000-foot-high patriotism that typically bloats political memoirs, Franken reveals his main objective: appearing relentlessly authentic, even if that means becoming dangerously risqué.
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Now, a few companies have stepped into the arcane world of the board package, promising to simplify the chore by dispensing with all that paper and moving information online.
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Tesco, Britain's largest supermarket chain and a bellwether of sorts for popular tastes, is dispensing with the traditional curved pastry as of Friday and instead will sell only straight ones.
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Mr. Schnabel shows "imaginative freedom in every frame and sequence, dispensing with narrative and expository conventions in favor of a wild, intuitive honesty," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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But Mr. Xi, 65, appears to be dispensing with vanity as he presents himself as a relatable and avuncular leader, part of his efforts to soften his hard-line policies.
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In truth, dispensing with the halftime show as a musical attraction wouldn't be much of a loss, despite the annual speculation devoted to who'll be chosen and what they'll do.
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The claim "almost creates its own level of preposterousness," said the official, Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, the United Nations high commissioner for human rights, dispensing with the usual diplomatic courtesies.
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The Trump administration has spearheaded international efforts to impose a campaign of "maximum pressure" on Pyongyang, dispensing with the Obama-era doctrine of "strategic patience" over the North's nuclear ambitions.
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In climbing jargon, "free" means using only rock formations for support, not rope-ladders or other paraphernalia clipped to pre-drilled bolts or wedged in cracks; "solo" signifies dispensing with protection.
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The Chronicle, which is leading the effort, is dispensing with traditional news article formats and will put forward possible solutions to the seemingly intractable plight of around 6,000 people without shelter.
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That could even argue for dispensing with categories like "desire" and "arousal" or "male" and "female" in favor of descriptors that better capture how those concepts intermingle and connect with others.
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Cape Town hotels have asked guests not to use baths and to limit showers to two minutes or less, while some restaurants are switching to disposable cups and dispensing with table linen.
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Mr. Cruz, for his part, has responded by dispensing with his hard-and-fast rule against attacking Mr. Trump, whose supporters he hopes to win over, or perhaps inherit, down the road.
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In the weeks and months since taking office, he has declared war on corruption and waste, including: - Slashing the cabinet from 30 to 19 posts, merging some ministries and dispensing with others.
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After years of resisting putting their relationship on public display, they seemed ready to try to define it for history on their own terms, dispensing with the speculation that constantly irritated them.
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The Jets and Buccaneers did not even wait until what has become known as 'Black Monday' to announce they were going in a new direction, dispensing with Todd Bowles and Dirk Koetter.
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For a couple of hundred dollars, you can get a CPU that will tolerate playing games, handle demanding tasks decently, while dispensing with more common tasks, like internet browsing or word processing, easily.
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Dispensing with the cheerful songs, this look at the man-cub Mowgli (Rohan Chand ) even incorporates a preservationist message, with the encroachment of man seen as a perilous threat to the natural world.
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As if clinging to first-contest status weren't bad enough, Iowa makes things worse by dispensing with simple democratic notions such as the secret ballot and the concept of one person, one vote.
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In May, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, which enforces laws against discrimination in housing, announced it was dispensing with the guidance, allowing transgender people to be kicked out of homeless shelters.
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Solomon covers a lot of ground quickly, dispensing with the fraught saga of the American relationship with Iran's monarchy, as well as the dramatic 1979 revolution itself, in less than a page apiece.
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Stories about the use of guns in self-defense — a good guy with a gun dispensing with a bad guy with a gun — are legion among gun enthusiasts and conservative talk radio hosts.
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Dispensing with the plodding pace typical of many white-collar investigations, Mr. Mueller's team has used what some describe as shock-and-awe tactics to intimidate witnesses and potential targets of the inquiry.
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After years of accruing power informally, Mr. Erdogan can now officially assert yet more control by dispensing with the office of prime minister, directly appointing top officials, and intervening in the legal system.
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Meanwhile, Canada has said that it will not consider dispensing with another provision, Nafta's Chapter 19, which allows countries to challenge each other's anti-dumping and countervailing duty decisions before an independent panel.
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Bolton, however, rejected these functions in favor of a more public-facing and solitary role — often dispensing with interdepartmental meetings and leaving the parts of the U.S. foreign policy machinery out of sync.
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I wonder how the pitmaster, who's equally drenched despite dispensing with every unnecessary item of clothing, can stand to sit so close to the furnace, patiently turning the spit for five hours without rest.
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Judge Mazzant had little trouble dispensing with that argument, finding that no court in nearly 80 years had taken a similar position to expand the obligation to disclose information for almost any stock recommendation.
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"It's really a data-driven approach to credit risk analysis, dispensing with the traditional banking method and relying instead on the data that Uber has collected," Sidian Bank Chief Executive Officer Titus Karanja said.
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Dispensing with the often flamboyant tendencies in Dada and Surrealist collage, she repurposed paper, candy wrappers, rag paper, worn fabrics, varied textiles, and newsprint to make abstract works that unfold like hypnotic tone poems.
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This is about ensuring the Democratic Party adheres to its traditions of being the party of the people, bringing everyone together with an eye toward the future and dispensing with the divisions of the past.
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The university could best demonstrate its dedication to free speech by dispensing with empty rhetoric and speaking out for undocumented students — or even by taking a controversial stance on the political issues that affect them.
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On Monday, Vice President Mike Pence told CNN's Dana Bash, "The era of strategic patience is over," effectively dispensing with the international consensus on how to best deal with North Korea and its nuclear capabilities.
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In detailing his impulse to improve both his athletic acumen and himself as he approached "young old age," Marzorati offers a thoughtful guide to growing older and dispensing with fixed ideas about age and ability.
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The coach has also had a fresh approach to team morale, dispensing with the position of a fixed captain and sharing the role around in each game with the aim of giving each player extra responsibility.
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Once again on the defensive, Trump launched into an unhinged Twitter rant on Thursday night and Friday morning, completely dispensing with the modicum of restraint exhibited during his rise in the polls over the late summer.
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Dispensing with his usual jeans and a T-shirt, he wore a skinny tie and a black suit, a costume that made him look less like a slovenly everyman than the showbiz star that he is.
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For 18 months Amazon has sold a counterfeit of Agatha Christie's "Murder on the Orient Express" despite warnings in reader reviews that it is a "monstrosity," dispensing with such standard features as proofreading and paragraph indenting.
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Campaigns that succeed in keeping these voters on message are likely to win a clear plurality of the vote across the electoral map, effectively dispensing with razor thin margins or simply racing to 51% of the vote.
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Dispensing with the theory of efficient markets, he might then convince Elkann and Fiat's board that Renault's shares do not reflect the true value of its 43% shareholding in Nissan, its electric cars and its captive financing arm.
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We're dispensing with the lectures and going straight to the deep-dives, where you'll get a front row seat with Europe's leading investors, founders and thought leaders to discuss and debate the most urgent issues, challenges and opportunities.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) said dispensing with the Iran amendment would allow the spending bill to move forward, and quickly.
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Her voice is so peaceful it's exactly how an immortal being from the great beyond would sing if they were reaching across into our dimension, dispensing with songs to help send people to sleep or deal with depression.
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For now, Whale is dispensing with user profiles and follow/following on the grounds that they were never central to its design, but it will return them to the app in a future update, according a post on Medium.
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With that growth has come not only construction cranes, but also improved transit systems, including a convenient new rail line linking the airport to downtown over 23 miles away, dispensing with the need for rental cars over weekend visits.
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Mr. Phillips wanted to make a gritty character study of the Joker in the mold of 'Taxi Driver,' dispensing with the cartoon, buildings-imploding fantasy of most superhero movies and placing the story more squarely in the real world.
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Having recruited advisers obsessed with the specter of "radical Islam" and asked the Pentagon for a more aggressive strategy, Mr. Trump seems poised to expand where Mr. Obama leaned in, while dispensing with the restraints the last president imposed.
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He does this by dispensing with theatrical conventions — showy sets and costumes, a clear separation between stage and audience, acting that titillates or entertains — so that the focus stays fixed on the bodies of the actors and their words.
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Postmodern choreographers placed trained and untrained dancers — as well as more- and less-toned ones — side by side, dispensing with the makeup and organizational structure of formal companies so as to privilege the mind and movements of the individual.
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The company is initially aiming for the owner-operators market — truck drivers who own their own rigs and would be able to increase their productivity by sleeping during long-haul trips and dispensing with the need for a second driver.
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The party can't simply get rid of superdelegates by dispensing with the title: The elites would simply run to become delegates from their states, and might end up making the convention less representative of the party's more diverse grass roots.
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They believe that their country's constitution is being violated, and that the ruling right-wing Law and Justice Party is degrading the law and dispensing with justice by sealing off the institutions which can hold a ruling party to account.
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Since he came to the throne almost three years ago, the king has increased the clout of the monarchy in various ways, dispensing with a regent when he is abroad and taking direct control over the administration of all crown property.
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These early, dragon-less skirmishes between the Greyjoys and at Highgarden also serve the purpose of dispensing with a bunch of second- and third-tier characters, while whetting viewers' appetites for bigger conflicts between the top-tier players later on.
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If the president has done nothing wrong, they argue, then allowing Mr. Mueller to come to that conclusion on his own would be the best way of finally dispensing with the suspicions of collusion with Russia during last year's election.
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By dispensing with the firewall that has previously separated discussions about Iran policy into the categories of "non-proliferation" and "everything else," Haley has enabled a more honest discussion about what a comprehensive Iran policy could or should look like.
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The announcement will make the U.S. the first country to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital, dispensing with decades of delicate diplomatic positioning over the status of the city, sacred to three world faiths and claimed by both Israelis and Palestinians as their capital.
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Using gauzy light and virtually no music, Coppola has essentially stripped the project to its core, dispensing with the earlier version's flashbacks of the soldier at war and its racial component, as Miss Martha notes early on that the slaves have run away.
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"Homecoming" also reduces the customary angst associated with Spidey by dispensing with the character's origin story and that pesky robber, the one who left Peter's aunt (Marisa Tomei) a widow and taught him the whole "with great power comes great responsibility" lesson.
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Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, the chairman of the Intelligence Committee, also maintained a controlled environment, preventing most interjections from Republicans and quickly dispensing with their efforts to hear more from the whistle-blower who first raised concerns about the president's conduct.
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Trump will deliver an address in Riyadh on Sunday, in which he is expected to call for unity between the U.S. and Muslim world in the fight against extremist groups, dispensing with his often harsh rhetoric toward Muslims during his presidential campaign.
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Instead it displays ads based on the keyword being searched for at the point of each search — dispensing with the need to follow people around the web, harvesting data on everything they do to feed a sophisticated adtech business, as Google does.
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WELLINGTON/SYDNEY (Reuters) - A New Zealand pizza chain aims to become the world's first company to offer a commercial drone delivery service, a milestone in the once-unthinkable quest to save time and money with an air-borne supply chain dispensing with people.
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In September 2017, Toubassy's team relaunched Wet Seal as a "crowdsourced, fast-fashion e-tailer," dispensing with the brick-and-mortar business model that helped drag it down the drain and adopting Fashion Nova's speedy mentality and direct-to-consumer business model.
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He has revolutionized the way presidents deal with the world beyond 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, dispensing with the carefully modulated messaging of past chief executives in favor of no-holds-barred, crystal-breaking, us-against-them, damn-the-consequences blasts borne out of gut and grievance.
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But President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey, a rival to Prince Mohammed for influence in the region and a friend of Mr. Khashoggi's, has embarked on a campaign to amplify the outrage, dispensing with previous efforts to maintain cordial relations with the young Saudi ruler.
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Still, Pruitt managed to use his shortened time at the EPA to throw a lot of wrenches in how the agency worked, limiting the number of scientific studies they used, downplaying evidence of climate change, and completely dispensing with research on things like greenhouse gases.
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If his zealous smack talk after dispensing with Vargas was an attempt to promote his matchup with Thurman and prove he's someone casual sports fans should keep an eye on...well, it's hard to see how he could have done that any better, either.
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Related: Chapo's Return to Prison: The Hunt, the Biopic, and a Weakness for Tunnels This more competitive environment meant that Chapo's generation was already more ruthless and violent than its predecessor, López says, dispensing with old "moral codes," such as not targeting a rival's family members.
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Just as the most established food order-taking websites of Just Eat Plc, GrubHub Inc and Germany's Delivery Hero Holding GmbH prod restaurants to start in-house delivery operations, the arrival of UberEats is seeing a new wave of participants dispensing with both tables and drivers completely.
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Insisting an ally pay all the diplomatic and reputational costs — and even do restitution (in terms of allowing Kurds to return to their villages and homes) for a military operation that directly damaged our interests is not the same as dispensing with a valued bilateral relationship.
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One reason that they need no introduction, as Howard realizes, is their habit of dispensing with introductions to their songs; "She Loves You" gets a short clobber of drums, as if Ringo were tumbling downstairs in clogs, before the rest of the gang proclaims the opening chorus.
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Mr. Trump's unfiltered exchanges have drawn international attention since the election, most notably when he met Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan with only one other American in the room, his daughter Ivanka Trump — dispensing with the usual practice of using State Department-approved talking points.
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EU leaders are refusing to countenance a "Europe a la carte" by letting Britain select the parts of its future relationship that it may like, such as access to the bloc's single market of 500 million consumers, while dispensing with EU principles such as the free movement of people.
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The evangelical presence in Jerusalem only confirmed what, over the course of the spring, I had been sensing as a conscious shift or pivot—a political realignment that I'm going to call "the Dispensation of the Jews," by which I mean Israel's dispensing with, or betraying, its own people.
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Pitting Chris Evans against Michael B. Jordan in the first round of an Internet Boyfriends bracket makes about as much sense as pitting the Avengers against Thanos in the first act of Infinity War, and then having the heroes spend the rest of the movie lazily dispensing with his third-tier minions.
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One of these riders is an almost unprecedented provision that would allow the administration to bypass well-established rulemaking procedures under the Administrative Procedure Act, expediting the repeal process by depriving the public of its opportunity to provide input and dispensing with an evaluation of the significant costs of repealing the rule.
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In "Christ Displaying His Wounds" (around 1625-35), for example, Giovanni Antonio Galli, known as Lo Spadarino, gives an even more graphic depiction of the gash in Jesus's side than Caravaggio does in his "Incredulity of St. Thomas," dispensing with Thomas and the other disciples to make us, the viewers, the witnesses to this gruesome wound.
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" Rampell devotes most of her column to Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson, dispensing with Stein in a single sentence: "Despite being a medical doctor who knows better, she's pandered to anti-vaxxers; expressed strong stances on high-profile issues, such as Brexit, only to abruptly reverse herself without explanation; and (along with running mate Ajamu Baraka) trafficked in conspiracy theories, among other disqualifying behaviors.
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They spoke about how Kelsea Ballerini and Maren Morris have reset the boundaries of how women are represented, how Thomas Rhett proposes a silkier version of country masculinity than the one he inherited, how Sam Hunt has gone so far by dispensing with — perhaps for good — the barriers that keep country away from hip-hop, R&B and pop, and whether Nashville might have something in store for the Trump era.
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This can mean dispensing with a stage altogether and having an entire play take place in front of the proscenium, right on top of the audience, as he did in "Look Back in Anger," or creating a sealed ecosystem for the performers and spectators to share, as he did when he staged "Fun Home" in the round and "Othello" in a one-room plywood army barracks that the audience sat in too.
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That proposal, analysts and administration officials point out, would mean dispensing with the US security umbrella that has been key to stability in Asia since the end of World War II. Others say that starting a trade war with China would cause ripples of economic damage across the world, not least in the US. And a meeting between a sitting US president and a North Korean leader would be a radical departure from established practice and policy.
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