But he has a tough needle to thread, given that Apple does business in China and acknowledges that it is "subject to each country's laws" that it does business in.
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The onslaught is upending how Hollywood does business in almost every way.
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Pizza Hut now does business in Ulaanbaatar, thanks in part to US taxpayers.
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The company has 75,000 employees and does business in more than 160 countries.
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"My company does business in almost every country in the world," he said.
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TechCrunch is owned by Verizon, which does business in the same space as Bandwidth.
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It's used by nearly anyone who files taxes or does business in the country.
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It has about 75,000 employees and says it does business in more than 160 countries.
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It has about 75,000 employees and says it does business in more than 160 countries.
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Based in Saint-Cloud, near Paris, Ethypharm does business in 30 countries and employs about 830 people.
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It does business in over 200 countries and counts Airbnb, Amazon, Google and Upwork among its customers.
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He has meetings with President Trump, does business in China, and often speaks out on social issues.
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He's talked of banning Muslims from entering the United States, but he does business in Muslim countries.
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Schaaf said Wedgewood has made a "historic agreement" to change the way it does business in Oakland.
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Rising legal and political pressure is clearly having an impact on how Uber does business in Europe though.
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Catalent also develops drugs for other companies and does business in Asia, Europe, and North and South America.
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Besides China and Hong Kong, the insurer does business in Asia in Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia and South Korea.
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And no one does business in Russia without paying their respects to the modern-day Don Corleone Vladimir Putin.
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Both sell the Marlboro brand; Philip Morris sells tobacco products internationally, while Altria does business in the United States.
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The company no longer does business in New York, and Getaround does not have cars in the state either.
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Chevron, the second-largest U.S.-based oil producer, does business in Myanmar through a subsidiary, Unocal Myanmar Offshore Co Ltd.
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LiuGong already does business in 140 countries — 50 of which are specifically named in China's "One Belt, One Road" plan.
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Both companies sell the Marlboro brand: Philip Morris sells tobacco products internationally and Altria does business in the United States.
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Kimberly-Clark, which does business in household and workplace products, reports earnings for the third quarter before the morning bell.
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"Anybody who does business in China compromises some of their core values," Hennessy said in an interview this week with Bloomberg.
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And on a macro level, think about who does business in your community and how that might impact you, she adds.
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Exxon does business in hundreds of countries, and in most of those nations, the energy supplies are controlled by government officials.
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Somerset, New Jersey-based Catalent also develops drugs for other companies and does business in Asia, Europe, and North and South Americas.
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Western Union, which does business in 2397 countries and moved $300 billion ($88 billion internationally) last year, is hardly complacent about the competition.
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As for Toumajan, "I know he's extraordinarily influential," said one American who does business in the UAE and who has worked with him.
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On Tuesday Uber's new chief executive, Dara Khosrowshahi, told investors in Tokyo that Uber must change the way it does business in Japan.
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This means there will be certainty for UK citizens and for anybody from the European Union who does business in the United Kingdom.
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It operates in the strategically critical energy sector, and does business in risky markets like Russia and Africa, with help from policy banks.
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This means there will be certainty for UK citizens and for anybody from the European Union who does business in the United Kingdom.
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Chevron, the second-largest U.S.-based oil producer, does business in Myanmar through a subsidiary, Unocal Myanmar Offshore Co, according to Chevron's website.
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Tsinghua Unigroup also controls a company called Spreadtrum Communications, a developer of mobile chipset platforms for smartphones with which Dialog does business in China.
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The GDPR also empowers regulators to fine any company that does business in the EU if it misuses, exploits, or otherwise mishandles private consumer data.
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An oil and gas company focused on energy exploration and production, Diamondback mainly does business in Texas' Permian Basin, an area flooded with cheap oil.
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"If a company does business in China, they are automatically going to be required to have a cell of the Communist Party in that company," he said.
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Some critics contend that Cook's stance domestically rings hollow when being gay is illegal in about a fifth of the 100-plus countries Apple does business in.
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Turkey's Transport Ministry said the plane belonged to Basaran Holding, which does business in sectors including construction, food, energy and finance, and is led by Huseyin Basaran.
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Ms. Meng, who is under scrutiny for her role in Skycom Tech, a Hong Kong company that does business in Iran, was released on bail on Tuesday.
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"I can easily see how there will be increasing pressure on the NBA or Hollywood to limit or change how it does business in China," said Pethokoukis.
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Until the corporation changes how it does business in China, it will remain complicit in some of the most brutal human rights abuses in the world today.
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Raytheon's senior management has previously said that it does business in some 80 countries and does not rely on any particular buyer for the majority of its business.
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Apple would like to set the government straight on how it does business in the world's largest market: It hasn't made any "special accommodations" to the Chinese government.
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Any company that does business in the European Union must meet GDPR's standards, or it risks facing strict fines of up to 4 percent of global annual revenues.
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Mr. Chowaiki's six victims include art collectors in New York, Toronto and Pennsylvania, as well as a company managed by an art dealer who does business in Tokyo.
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READ MORE: Comrade Capitalism: How Russia does business in the Putin era Baevsky has worked as an aide to another close friend of Putin, his judo partner, Arkady Rotenberg.
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In his first day leading the agency, Acting EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler announced he would be changing the way EPA does business in terms of tone, transparency, and process.
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In theory, the same logic could lead China to trawl the social media posts of every employee of every Western company that does business in China and start making complaints.
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Prudential Financial, which managed more than $1 trillion in assets as of March 31, already does business in 40 countries, including Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and China, the company said.
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Earlier this year, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi told investors that Uber must change the way it does business in Japan, adding that it would focus on partnerships with taxi companies.
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Over the weekend, GitHub CEO Nat Friedman wrote on Twitter that like any other "company that does business in the US," GitHub is required to comply with the U.S. export law.
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The bank, which does business in the United States, was named in a 2016 United Nations report for devising and operating in Singapore a cash-cleaning service for the North Koreans.
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London (CNN Business)Europe has gone after Google with tough new regulations, court battles and massive antitrust fines, forcing the company to change how it does business in the lucrative market.
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The GDPR, which is legally binding for any company and organization that does business in the EU zone, is considered a de facto gold standard for all tech companies handling personal information.
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The hastily passed California law, which goes into effect next year, applies to any company that both does business in California and collects information from any individual who lives in the state.
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The Chinese firm ZTE has 75,103 employees, does business in more than 160 countries, and is the No. 4 smartphone vendor in the U.S. Above, its logo on a building in Beijing.
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Adelson, a major donor for Republican election campaigns, is the founder and chief executive officer of Las Vegas Sands Corp , a casino company that does business in the Chinese territory of Macao.
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The Montana Supreme Court in May ruled that state courts there can hear cases against BNSF without violating due process rights of the U.S. Constitution because the company does business in the state.
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Ms. Meng in particular is being scrutinized for her role in a Hong Kong company called Skycom Tech, which does business in Iran and at one point had Ms. Meng on its board.
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GitHub is subject to US trade law, just like any company that does business in the US. "We're not doing this because we want to; we're doing it because we have to," Friedman said.
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Promotional material that "deceptively" portrays east Jerusalem as part of Israel, and working with an Israeli partner that does business in West Bank settlements, amount to "shameful complicity" with Israeli rights violations, he said.
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One of the men leading President Donald Trump's push to redesign trade with China owns a stake in a shipping company that does business in China and whose vessels sail under Hong Kong's flag.
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The Montana Supreme Court in May, however, ruled that state courts there can hear cases against BNSF without violating due process rights guaranteed in the U.S. Constitution because the company does business in the state.
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"When China does business in places like Latin America, it often injects corrosive capital into the economic bloodstream, giving life to corruption and eroding good governance," Pompeo said during an April 12 speech in Chile.
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"If D.C. does get chosen, we have some real issues with how Amazon does business, in terms of fair labor, equitable hiring, and equitable practices for people of color and women in particular," Sneed said.
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Unlike in the case of Iran, the United States has not sought to strangle regular trade between North Korea and the international community with threats to blacklist any company that does business in the country.
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Unlike in the case of Iran, the United States has not sought to strangle regular trade between North Korea and the international community, with threats to blacklist any company that does business in the country.
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But West's visit is also a poetic reminder that the future president of the United States does business in a very similar fashion to the first family of entertainment: the Kardashians, and more specifically Kim Kardashian.
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Since Huawei does business in countries that are signatories to international sanctions against Iran—spearheaded by the U.S., but including France, Germany, the UK, and the European Union—it is not allowed to do business there.
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Jewelers, like psychologists and hairdressers, inevitably know the story beneath the story, like the tale of a man who was a client of Tiny Jewel Box in Washington, where Mr. Fine does business in pink diamonds.
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On several occasions Mr. Woods has talked about how Exxon does business in an environment in which, under the 2015 Paris accord, nearly 200 countries, including China and India, have agreed to reduce their carbon emissions.
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"If the investigation confirmed our concerns, Google would have to face the legal consequences and change the way it does business in Europe," Margrethe Vestager, the European Union's competition commissioner, told the New York Times last year.
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Still, the New York-based company (which currently does business in six states) now claims more than $300 million in gross premiums in Q1, and says it's on track to pass $1 billion in revenue this year.
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At a dinner party, some nights earlier, she and some of her women friends who were also artists put everyone down; saying things like, "this one 'does business' in Europe" instead of saying he has shows there.
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Rising mortgage rates and a slowdown in luxury real estate sales in key areas of the country have made some question the fate of Toll Brothers, which does business in 20 states including California and New York.
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The deal will allow Sportech, which already does business in Connecticut, New Jersey and Georgia, to offer Sportradar's products to its 90 licensed operator business clients and other eligible operators in states where sports betting activity is permitted.
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"You never know when the crossing will be open, so if you want to come and visit your family at home, you should be prepared to risk your job," said a Gaza merchant who does business in the Gulf.
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By contrast, Facebook — which is based in the United States but does business in Britain and is therefore subject to British taxes — paid just £4,327, or $6,274, in corporate tax in 2014, or about one-seventh of what Mr. Lewis paid.
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With today's announcement, the EU has scored the first-mover advantage, says Chris Padilla, IBM's VP for government and regulatory affairs, as it did with GDPR, the landmark privacy bill that has changed the way Big Tech does business in Europe.
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He employs people from both north and south; does business in both north and south (and abroad); and, along with some 325,000 other people per week, regularly drives back and forth, too many times to count, between the two places.
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"As a regular customer myself, I've always admired Starbucks' focus and deep passion for its customers and the communities it does business in and hope my years of experience in the technology industry will be of value to the company," he said.
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This often puts them at a disadvantage when competing for assets against companies, because a corporate acquirer that does business in the same sector as the acquisition target can derive cost synergies from a deal that are not available to a buyout fund.
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Under the settlement of charges it installed secret software in U.S. vehicles to allow them to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution, the German automaker agreed to change the way it does business in the United States and around the world.
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The decision on Friday by U.S. District Judge Valerie Caproni halts a lawsuit seeking damages from Pressler and its client, Absolute Resolutions, an Arizona debt collector that does business in New York state, for violations of the U.S. Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA).
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"If D.C. does get chosen, we have some real issues with how Amazon does business, in terms of fair labor, equitable hiring, and equitable practices for people of color and women in particular," the Fair Budget Coalition's Stephanie Sneed told me back in April.
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"That's what we have the White House for, we would love to see more of those State Department visits in Washington, DC. I think it's smart that he does business in Washington DC, so I've had those same concerns myself," the Republican lawmaker said.
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Even if Chance the Rapper does manage to "save" SoundCloud by buying it or hooking it up with some big-time investor, the site will have to change the way it does business in order to prevent itself from getting in similarly dire straits again.
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As I have written elsewhere, because Chapter 11 of the bankruptcy code contains few barriers to filing by a foreign corporation, and its results are binding on any financial institution that does business in the United States, it provides a useful tool to restructure global enterprises.
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David Zimmel, president of Zimmel Associates, a New Jersey commercial real estate company that does business in New York, said he was surprised the Kushner-led team would have paid that much for property without some guarantees that it would be able to recover its investment.
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Former Republican House Speaker John Boehner, who long opposed marijuana law reforms when he was in office, announced last week that his thinking had "evolved" and that he will join the board of advisers for Acreage Holdings, a marijuana corporation that does business in 11 states.
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The three alleged co-conspirators, who are not named or charged in the indictment, include two Syria natives, who, like Jijakli, are U.S. citizens, and a Kuwaiti-born citizen of Canada who is the president of the corporation that does business in Orange County as Orange Check Cashing.
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If there is, it's not a particularly new one: The prevalence of streaming, the rise of TV, the increasing call for diversity, the shifting focus toward international audiences, and the cost of going to movies at the theater are changing the way Hollywood does business in its biggest season.
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Donald Trump is continuing to show signs that he's serious about transforming the way America does business in the global arena: On Tuesday, he picked Robert Lighthizer, a former trade official in the Reagan administration and longtime skeptic of free trade, to head the US Trade Representative office.
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Adding him to the Treasury Department's sanctions list means that no financial institution that does business in the United States can also do business with or provide accounts to Mr. Park or Chosun Expo Joint Venture, the company he worked for that American officials said was a front for the government.
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"The painting was taken from its legitimate owners in 20093 in violation of international law during the period of the Nazi occupation in the Netherlands in furtherance of the Nazi campaign of Jewish genocide," said the complaint, which was filed in New York because the bank also does business in Manhattan.
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"The Brexit situation is an issue for everybody who does business in and with the UK at the moment and we already announced last month that there will be an impact on our European financial performance if the value of the pound remains at its current level for the rest of the year," Opel said.
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Parnas and Fruman also brought up Firtash's name to Ukrainian officials at a Houston meeting in March as they pitched their company Global Energy Producers LLC as a supplier of U.S. gas, according to Dale Perry, an executive at a U.S. gas company who does business in Ukraine and was informed about the meeting.
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"We are working to improve city services for our residents, and to do that – whether it's better police and fire protection, street lights or better schools for our children – we need everyone who does business in this city to pay their fair share," said David Szymanski, Detroit's treasurer and deputy chief financial officer, in a statement.
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"We are working to improve city services for our residents, and to do that - whether it's better police and fire protection, street lights or better schools for our children - we need everyone who does business in this city to pay their fair share," said David Szymanski, Detroit's treasurer and deputy chief financial officer, in a statement.
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That it was a time for honesty... Over four days in Los Angeles it was great to spend time with [Juergen Teller] and some of today's amazing talents as they look to reshape how Hollywood does business in a post-Weinstein world, including cover stars Margot Robbie and Nicole Kidman – two of the most straight-talking professionals I've ever had the pleasure of working with.
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The European Union's top court has ruled that Uber should be regulated like a taxi company, a move that could have major implications for how the popular ride-hailing app does business in Europe — and raises questions about its future in the US. The European Court of Justice issued the ruling in a case brought by Barcelona cab drivers, who argued that Uber had an unfair advantage over them because it wasn't regulated as heavily.
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If the U.S. government were to use a broad definition of a terrorist organization to define the Brotherhood, "this would mean a complete reworking of how the U.S. does business in the Middle East and potentially in countries beyond the Middle East," said Dana Stroul, a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy and a previous senior staffer on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, where she covered the Middle East, North Africa and Turkey.
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