But he wants to make a deal and I'd like to make a deal.
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But he wants to make a deal and I'd like to make a deal.
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But he wants to make a deal and I would like to make a deal.
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Republicans want to make a deal and Democrats say they want to make a deal.
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"China wants to make a deal; if we can make a deal, we will," he said.
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TRUMP SAYS CHINA IS GOING TO MAKE A DEAL BECAUSE THEY HAVE TO MAKE A DEAL
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"China wants to make a deal; if we can make a deal, we will," he said.
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"The Taliban wants to make a deal — we'll see if they make a deal," Mr. Trump said.
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This enthusiasm for them wanting to make a deal ... We are going to hopefully make a deal.
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China is "going to make a deal because they're going to have to make a deal, " Trump added.
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So if we can't make a deal with Congress, we should be able to make a deal with Congress.
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"Every country is calling every day, saying, 'Let's make a deal, let's make a deal,'" Trump said on Sunday.
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We hope that we can make a deal, and if we can't make a deal, that's fine too, OK?
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He doesn't know how to make a deal with those who don't want to make a deal with him.
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"I think they would like to make a deal and we would like to make a deal," Trump said last month.
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To the Editor: President Trump knows how to make a deal with those who want to make a deal with him.
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"If we make a deal certainly we would not have sanctions and if we don't make a deal we will," Trump said.
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" In the CNBC interview, Mr. Trump predicted China was "going to make a deal because they're going to have to make a deal.
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"We are under no pressure to make a deal with China, they are under pressure to make a deal with us," Trump tweeted.
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"We are under no pressure to make a deal with China, they are under pressure to make a deal with us," Trump tweeted.
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"We are under no pressure to make a deal with China, they are under pressure to make a deal with us," he tweeted.
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"We're ready, willing and able to make a deal on DACA, but I don't think the Democrats want to make a deal," Mr. Trump said.
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"But I think China wants to make a deal and I think Mexico wants to make a deal badly," he said on his way to France.
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Because probably Putin assumes that he's not going to be able to make a deal with me because it's politically not popular to make a deal.
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"The Taliban wants to make a deal, we&aposll see if they make a deal," Trump said while speaking to reporters after his meeting with Ghani.
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"They want to make a deal, and let's see if we can make a deal," he said on Friday evening during a campaign rally in Missouri.
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"Putin probably assumes that he can't make a deal with me anymore because politically, it would be unpopular for a politician to make a deal," he said.
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And I will tell you don&apost know about this, but every country is calling, every day, saying let&aposs make a deal, let&aposs make a deal.
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I would've said, I would've said that maybe, maybe you know, maybe Israel never really wanted to make a deal or doesn't really want to make a deal.
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" Or as Trump actually tweeted last week: "We are under no pressure to make a deal with China, they are under pressure to make a deal with us.
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It was tougher, I mean it was nasty, and you couldn't make a deal for 2317, think of it, for 15 years, 20 years, they couldn't make a deal.
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They really want to make a deal, they want to make a good deal, they want to make a fair deal, but they do want to make a deal.
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" On deals with Russia "Putin probably assumes that he can't make a deal with me anymore because politically it would be unpopular for a politician to make a deal.
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And I will tell you that you don&apost know about this, but every country is calling every day, saying, let&aposs make a deal, let&aposs make a deal.
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And China will, in my opinion, based on a lot of facts and a lot of knowledge, China's going to make a deal because they're going to have to make a deal.
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AND CHINA WILL, IN MY OPINION, BASED ON A LOT OF FACTS AND A LOT OF KNOWLEDGE, CHINA'S GOING TO MAKE A DEAL BECAUSE THEY'RE GOING TO HAVE TO MAKE A DEAL.
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Their supply chain is all broken, like an egg, they want to make a deal, perhaps they have to make a deal, I don't know, I don't care, that's up to them.
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Their supply chain is all broken, like an egg, they want to make a deal, perhaps they have to make a deal, I don't know, I don't care, that's up to them.
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"Putin probably assumes that he can't make a deal with me any more because politically it would be unpopular for a politician to make a deal," Trump said at a press conference.
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Because, look, it'd be much easier for me to be tough on Russia, but then we're not going to make a deal Now, I don't know that we're going to make a deal.
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So they're big enough that they can make a deal.
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I believe that China would like to make a deal.
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I believe that we would like to make a deal.
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ARE YOU GOING TO TRY TO MAKE A DEAL THERE?
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I will tell you, China wants to make a deal.
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That's why China wants to make a deal so badly!
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These could make a deal more vulnerable to shareholder agitation.
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I think they very much want to make a deal.
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Demps was unable to make a deal at the Feb.
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The EU's position does not make a deal impossible, though.
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In an effort to make a deal with them, Sen.
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They are under pressure to make a deal with us.
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I think that we will eventually probably make a deal.
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On Monday, Trump said China wants to make a deal.
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Let's Make A Deal: You'll be a real world leader.
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Later, they make a deal they can both live with.
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It sounds like President Trump wants to make a deal.
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But it's hard to make a deal around Donald Trump.
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They make a deal for the sake of doing it.
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Cramer asked Neidorff why not wait to make a deal.
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What we did was make a deal with those people.
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"I think we'll make a deal with China," Trump said.
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This is where Trump and Putin could make a deal.
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"They very much want to make a deal," he said.
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"They very much want to make a deal," Trump said.
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The trust to make a deal just does not exist.
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Why would PayPal want to make a deal that expensive?
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Some Democrats might be more willing to make a deal.
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On Monday, the Supreme Court tried to make a deal.
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The problem is that Trump refuses to make a deal.
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I had nobody to make a deal with the Democrats.
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"I think they want to make a deal," Trump said.
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But the Chinese don't really want to make a deal.
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" The Kraft Heinz Company: "They need to make a deal.
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Plenty of lawmakers said they wanted to make a deal.
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I can convince the other party to make a deal.
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"I'd like to make a deal right now," he said.
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"They want to make a deal," Trump said of Beijing.
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That's why China wants to make a deal so badly!...
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If we could make a deal, that would be good.
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Now that doesn't mean we're going to make a deal.
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If we could make a deal that would be good.
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They want to make a deal more than I do.
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"If they want to make a deal, frankly it's getting harder for me to want to make a deal with Iran because they've behaved very badly," Trump told reporters Monday afternoon at the White House.
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On the other hand, he has said we're getting close, the talks are constructive, and if we can make a deal that works for both sides, we'll make a deal that works for both sides.
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Then you get a call from Jukin and make a deal.
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Now, if we're unable to make a deal, we'll terminate NAFTA.
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After that, he said, negotiators are free to make a deal.
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A good deal maker would never make a deal like that.
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We are under no pressure to make a deal with China.
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They want to make a deal much more than I do.
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"It's possible we are going to make a deal," Trump said.
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Maybe if they make a deal on China before year-end.
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"The great deal maker failed to make a deal," Booker said.
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And some of those Democrats may want to make a deal.
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Cardi and Offset have no desire to make a deal ... yet.
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And if they can't, you're never going to make a deal.
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Gilead said it might use the cash to make a deal.
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But Mr. Trump said that he's ready to make a deal.
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If I were them I would want to make a deal.
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If this isn't a great deal, I won't make a deal.
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Officials in Washington are hoping to make a deal by Friday.
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"See, we can make a deal together," Mr Trump tweeted afterwards.
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Look, we're going to try and make a deal on DACA.
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The lawyers were there to make a deal with The Times.
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Donald Trump said he wanted to make a deal on DACA.
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"We expect to be able to make a deal with Europe and if they don't make a deal, we'll certainly give that very strong consideration," Trump told reporters in Davos, Switzerland, at the World Economic Forum.
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"The Taliban wants to make a deal — we'll see if they make a deal," he said during brief remarks to reporters following his meeting with Ghani, who had only been notified of Trump's plans hours earlier.
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You make a deal with other people in order to be yourself.
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You either make a deal or we&aposre going to strangle you.
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If we're unable to make a deal, we will be better off.
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"I have a feeling we're going to make a deal," said Trump.
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Now that doesn't mean we don't make a deal at some point.
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Here is the case, they both agree, they can't make a deal.
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President Trump may soon decide that it's time to make a deal.
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You'll most likely with that attitude be able to make a deal.
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The president's going to make a deal if it's a good deal.
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Senators from both parties ratcheted up the pressure to make a deal.
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And, you know what, if this is probably --" Pelley: "Make a deal?
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So far, 8 restaurants have agreed to make a deal with Deliveroo.
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" His administration "will see if we can make a deal that's fair.
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And, you know, if this is probably— SCOTT PELLEY: Make a deal?
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"They are under pressure to make a deal with us," Trump tweeted.
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China would like to make a deal much more than I would.
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Jimenez then reportedly ordered company officials to make a deal with Cohen.
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"These drivers up here, we should just make a deal," Dillon said.
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And, you know what, if this is probably — PELLEY: Make a deal?
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We're going to hopefully make a deal; if we don't, that's fine.
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Sometimes when you make a deal, it is a one-time transaction.
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"We're not ready to make a deal," he said, speaking in Japan.
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"They want to make a deal more than I do," he said.
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" That began to change while Merrill was on "Let's Make a Deal.
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Purdue Pharma might be ready to make a deal to avoid trial.
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" On China: "I think they want to make a deal very badly.
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We're not ready to make a deal, but we'll see what happens.
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"China would like to make a deal," he told reporters on Sunday.
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And what if the Kurds make a deal with the Assad regime?
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Mr. Delrahim behaved like a man who wanted to make a deal.
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"Nobody knows how to make a deal better than Nancy," he said.
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"I think we're going to make a deal," he said in 2017.
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The President warned that time was running out to make a deal.
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Raul Labrador (R-Idaho) — and found them willing to make a deal.
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Are you confident at all that they'll make a deal before 2020?
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Canada wants to make "a deal that works for Canada," Busch said.
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He repeatedly said he is in "no rush" to make a deal.
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For that, he seems prepared to make a deal with the devil.
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The Democrats are the ones that aren't going to make a deal.
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As for the attorneys leaving, which was a big conversation and him taking on a new attorney, that has been a sign that people are about to make a deal and maybe he is about to make a deal.
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Okay. But I'll tell you one thing, she tried to make a deal.
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TRUMP: I would love to make a deal with the Israelis and Palestinians.
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If we are unable to make a deal, we will be better off.
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Now with the upper hand, it has no incentive to make a deal.
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With that being said, I think we'll probably very easily make a deal.
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"Yet Obama can make a deal with Iran, #1 in terror, no problem!"
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Trump told reporters the United States would probably make a deal with China.
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WHEN THE PRESIDENT SAYS CHINA HAS TO MAKE A DEAL, IS HE RIGHT?
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So both parties have an incentive to sit down and make a deal.
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Let's get in the room, spend 200 minutes, and we'll make a deal.
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If anything, Israel is taking steps that would make a deal even harder.
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Trump claimed he doesn't believe "Democrats want to make a deal" on DACA.
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I know that we are all going to make a deal on healthcare.
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Authorities "would have to want to make a deal" with Flynn, Bash said.
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By now, we should be well into the let's-make-a-deal stage.
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Trump predicted he'd be able to make a deal with China on trade.
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I would make a deal with exiting hospitals to take care of people.
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We have a great chance to make a deal or, blame the Dems!
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Frankly, they want to make a deal a lot more than I do.
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"That model would take place if we don't make a deal," Trump said.
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The very players challenging Mattel and Hasbro may make a deal more likely.
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"I don't know if they're going to make a deal," Trump said Friday.
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When you're in an Uber — did you make a deal with Uber yet?
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I would make a deal with existing hospitals to take care of people.
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And I will tell you China very much wants to make a deal.
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"Make a deal with yourself to fill it up every month," she said.
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"I really believe that Iran would like to make a deal," he said.
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"Honestly, I don't think the Democrats want to make a deal," he said.
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The U.F.C. reportedly chased Emelianenko for years but could never make a deal.
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" He continued later: "...Our country wanted to make a deal under President Obama.
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" He also said: "...Our country wanted to make a deal under President Obama.
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President Trump recently indicated his willingness to make a deal with North Korea.
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The following day he stressed his desire to make a deal with Iran.
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Those who make a deal with the devil are deserving of no sympathy.
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After all, Mr. Trump always talks about his ability to make a deal.
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It doesn't matter who's sitting downtown trying to make a deal for us.
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Trump may be right that the Democrats don't want to make a deal.
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"Personally, I don't think we can make a deal," Trump told the crowd.
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"If this isn't a great deal, we won't make a deal," he added.
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Trump, however, still defends his company's push to make a deal in Russia.
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"If we don't make a deal, you'll see a tariff increase," Trump said.
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King Testicle and Prince Kushy make a deal for the future of humanity.
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Trump said on Thursday that he hoped he can make a deal with China when he meets Xi. "I can say this, China wants to make a deal very badly — because of the tariffs," Trump told reporters in Palm Beach, Florida.
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We'll see what happens... I could go up another at least $300 billion and I'll do that at the right time, but I think China wants to make a deal and I think Mexico wants to make a deal badly.
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"The perspective in Tehran, rightly or wrongly, is that Trump is a dealmaker and wants to make a deal, and if you didn't have people around him pushing him into a hawkish perspective, he would make a deal," he told me.
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"When the time is right we will make a deal with China," Trump said.
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With a premium, that could make a deal the largest transaction of all time.
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With that being said, I think we will probably very easily make a deal.
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With that being said, I think we&aposll probably very easily make a deal.
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That's no good, (if) we're gonna make a deal, let's make a real deal.
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I think that you can't make a deal unless you know what you want.
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"I would borrow, knowing that if the economy crashed, you could make a deal," .
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Wirth signalled that Chevron considers itself on track to make a deal for Anadarko.
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In order to be a witch, she must make a deal with Satan himself.
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But there, too, they are sounding more conciliatory and keener to make a deal.
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" He said Trump told him, "Let's make a deal, then open up the government.
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I think this - the best thing he could do is to make a deal.
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I really hope they'd make a deal and get that settled sooner than later.
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"I don't know if they're going to make a deal," he said on Friday.
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He's going to make a deal if it's in the best interest of America.
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"The Democrats are the ones who aren't going to make a deal," he said.
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I personally don't think we can make a deal without termination, but we'll see.
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I would borrow, knowing that if the economy crashed, you could make a deal.
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"That puts a lot of pressure on China to make a deal," he said.
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The last time Washington lawmakers were able to make a deal was in 2004.
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"Trump needs to make a deal because the 2020 campaign has started," Kotok said.
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But this time, the Trump White House may not want to make a deal.
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" He said Trump told him, "Let's make a deal, then open up the government.
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Owens tried to make a deal saying he'd pay the dude back next week.
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It's time for the Democrats to come to the table and make a deal.
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The Weinstein Company and Colony agreed on a limited window to make a deal.
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He desperately needs to make a deal with Democrats to keep the government funded.
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"That puts a lot of pressure on China to make a deal," Hassett said.
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Perhaps because of the court injunctions, the pressure was off to make a deal.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi, if he did not make a deal with the United States.
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"The Taliban wants to make a deal, and we're meeting with them," Trump said.
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But if the Democrats want to make a deal, it's really up to them.
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The president is in the Oval Office ready and willing to make a deal.
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They are doing so in the face of Republican willingness to make a deal.
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Even the world's best negotiator can't make a deal with someone who never compromises.
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"What a disaster using that to make a deal with North Korea," Trump said.
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"Typical politician – can't make a deal work," Trump tweeted, reacting to Kasich's conflicting remarks.
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I think Putin probably assumes that he can't make a deal with me anymore because politically it would be unpopular for a politician to make a deal — I can't believe I'm saying I'm a politician but I guess that's what I am now.
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" He also said that he thinks the Israelis and Palestinians want to make a deal and added that the Palestinians would like to make a deal because of his decision to cut U.S. funding, saying, "I think they'd like to get it back.
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"But I think China wants to make a deal and I think Mexico wants to make a deal badly," said Trump before boarding Air Force One at the Irish airport of Shannon on his way to France for a D-Day commemoration.
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Growing political turmoil in Germany and France could also make a deal harder to reach.
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"I think they want to do something, they want to make a deal," Trump said.
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They plead with President-elect Trump to make a deal so they can be freed.
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They [had to] make a deal with Columbia and traded Carmine Caridi for Al Pacino.
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Washington (CNN)To make a deal, you have to know when it's time to walk.
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" Video But he added: "That being said, I think we'll very easily make a deal.
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Last year, another billionaire proposed to make a deal for shares of the casino operator.
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If the parties would only come back to the table, they could make a deal.
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The Palestinians are weak and divided, and might not be able to make a deal.
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He is going to make a deal, he's going to shake Washington into working again.
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"They want to make a deal very badly," Trump told reporters at the White House.
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Can you make a deal with your costume designer at the end of a season?
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"I have a feeling that were going to make a deal with China," Trump said.
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TRUMP SAYS I HAVE A FEELING THAT WERE GOING TO MAKE A DEAL WITH CHINA
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"China wants to make a deal, and I say they're not ready yet," Trump said.
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I had the intention to make a deal today and we made a deal today.
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HANNITY: Why would you want to let somebody who killed 19 people make a deal?
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"I don't know if they're going to make a deal," Trump said of his negotiators.
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McMaster wants to solve problems with military solutions, and Trumps wants to make a deal.
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Oh, and Disney would like to make a deal with you for their streaming services.
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TRUMP: If we don't make a deal with Congress, which we should be able to.
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Stylistically, too, Mr Trump is Mr Putin's type: a man ready to make a deal.
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TRUMP: If we don't make a deal with Congress, most likely I will do that.
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I'm sitting here now, in your amazing home, because you, sir, can make a deal.
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"If we don't make a deal, we're going to substantially raise those tariffs," Trump said.
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"China wants to make a deal," the president told reporters Friday in the Oval Office.
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We're the ones that are deciding whether or not we want to make a deal.
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Opening day should be viewed as a deadline to make a deal in both markets.
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"Let's Make A Deal: You'll be a real world leader," Carrey wrote in the tweet.
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If we don't make a deal with China, I'll just raise the tariffs even higher.
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He then claimed that even that wasn't enough to get Trump to make a deal.
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"We have a great chance to make a deal or, blame the Dems!" he wrote.
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"We're trying to make a deal," Mr. Trump said at the White House last month.
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You make a deal with somebody and it's like making a deal with — that table.
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"We're not ready to make a deal, but we'll see what happens," the president said.
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"Dummy Beto made it much harder to make a deal," Trump tweeted earlier this week.
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The administration seemed ready to make a deal with Democrats to keep the government running.
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"I do believe they would like to make a deal," Mr. Trump said on Wednesday.
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" Then he turned to leave, saying: "I think China wants to make a deal badly.
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As China's economy atrophies, Beijing is going to be more inclined to make a deal.
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He said the swap showed the United States and Iran "can make a deal together".
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You make a deal with somebody and it's like making a deal with -- that table.
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Most times when you make a deal you're not happy with everything that's in it.
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It's time for Robert Kraft to play "Let's Make a Deal" ... Asian Spa prostitute edition!
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Let's make a deal for the future of humanity, Holding the benefit of doubt intact.
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Anthony Levandowski didn't make a deal with Uber until he was protected against possible lawsuits.
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"All of those things that you mentioned are very recent, because probably Putin assumes that he's not going to be able to make a deal with me because it's politically not popular for me to make a deal," Trump said during a news conference Thursday.
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Trump, who has already imposed billions of dollars in sanctions on Chinese imports, disputed that reasoning: The Wall Street Journal has it wrong, we are under no pressure to make a deal with China, they are under pressure to make a deal with us.
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President Trump himself continues to say: we will make a deal, as long as it's a good deal for the United States work force and the economy, and the President himself believes China wants to make a deal because they are not doing well.
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Trump said on Thursday he hoped he could make a deal with China when he meets Xi. "I can say this, China wants to make a deal very badly - because of the tariffs," Trump told reporters in the town of Palm Beach in Florida.
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President Donald Trump tweeted "there is a good chance " the two countries can make a deal.
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Trump said he would like to make a deal now but that China was not ready.
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For quick results, Trump should make a deal with Germans, the chiefs of their EU realm.
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The Interactive Advertising Bureau is ready to make a deal with people who use ad-blockers.
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"The fake, horrible reporting makes it much harder to make a deal with Russia," Trump said.
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The days of wondering which team has the cap space to make a deal are gone.
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President Trump loves to boast about his ability to make a deal and get things done.
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"And I have $267 billion waiting to go if we can't make a deal," Trump said.
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In addition to Whose Line, Brady also hosts the CBS reboot of Let's Make a Deal.
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On "Shark Tank," Cohen and her partner received two offers but did not make a deal.
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Meanwhile, Trump said the U.S. is "not ready to make a deal" on trade with China.
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" U.S. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: On China: "I think they want to make a deal very badly.
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After an uproar following his "make a deal" comment, Trump tried to walk back the idea.
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" He added that Kim will only end like Gaddafi if Kim "doesn&apost make a deal.
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Someone, somewhere, seems very keen to make a deal happen, and so we have the reports.
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President Donald Trump said Monday the U.S. was not ready to make a deal with China.
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Teams are skeptical about Minnesota head coach Tom Thibodeau's willingness to make a deal, Wojnarowski tweeted.
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Larry Balma: We started talks in '92, and I didn't think we'd ever make a deal.
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" He added, "I would borrow, knowing that if the economy crashed, you could make a deal.
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TRUMP: My threshold will be if I can't make a deal with people that are unreasonable.pic.twitter.
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Is it the dealmaker, is it the let's make a deal guy, the businessman, the pragmatist?
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U.S. stocks moved higher after Trump said China seemed willing to make a deal on trade.
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"Frankly it's getting harder for me to want to make a deal with Iran," he said.
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Dems cannot make a deal with coup plotters and expect anything good to come of it.
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So, you'll certainly, I assume, keep working with HBO if they make a deal for you?
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McGuire also warned that Ocado's contract with Waitrose could make a deal with M&S difficult.
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Politico first reported Wednesday that Trump has privately pushed McCarthy to make a deal with Jordan.
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Hence Trump's eagerness to make a deal with North Korea that would include ending military exercises.
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"[But] I have $28503 billion waiting to go if we can't make a deal," he added.
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"If we can't make a deal, it'll be terminated and that will be fine," Trump said.
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And, on Tuesday, Trump stated once again that he's "ready to make a deal" with Iran.
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"I would borrow, knowing that if the economy crashed, you could make a deal," he said.
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Trump wants to make a deal happen as a way to solidify his place in history.
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Because the establishment in Washington, the dealmakers, they know that Donald Trump will make a deal.
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So make a deal with all new hires that you'll give them immediate and specific feedback.
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Let's make a deal where you get something but, far more importantly, I get something. 3.
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"I'd make a deal" with Havana, he said, "but it's got to be a great deal."
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How can you make a deal with Congress that doesn't include both sides of the aisle?
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Meanwhile, Trump has four days to make a deal before many federal workers start missing paychecks.
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You can't make a deal just for the sake of making a deal, and all that.
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"The bottom line is, we have a very good chance to make a deal," Trump said.
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When you want to make a deal real bad you will make a really bad deal.
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For most health care services, there is pressure to make a deal because both sides benefit.
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" Over the weekend, Mr. Trump told Fox News that Mr. Xi "wants to make a deal.
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If Democrats are tempted to make a deal, it needs to be a very favorable one.
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"I would borrow, knowing that if the economy crashed, you could make a deal," Trump said.
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"When the time is right, we will make a deal with China," Mr. Trump tweeted yesterday.
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From there, make a deal with yourself to invest more in one month regardless of price.
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On Friday, the president again threatened to let Obamacare "implode" in order to make a deal.
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"The Palestinian track record is perfect in not being able to make a deal," Kushner said.
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Barstool wouldn&apost be the first media company to make a deal with a gambling outfit.
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So when the regime looked to make a deal in 2011, there was no one there.
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It's tough to tell when it comes to Trump and his need to make a deal.
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However, Siegel cautioned Trump's downplaying the urgency to make a deal could be a negotiating tactic.
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"[But] I have $267 billion waiting to go if we can't make a deal," he added.
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"Personally, I don't think we can make a deal," Trump told a political rally in Phoenix.
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He also indicated that the Trump administration was softening its position to make a deal possible.
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And they want to make a deal very badly ... it could happen sooner than you think.
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Liberal lawmakers, however, are not eager to make a deal with Trump on the wall. Rep.
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We'd like to make a deal, but it has to be a good deal for everybody.
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"I don't think they're going to make a deal," Trump told reporters at the White House.
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Yet at some point, and maybe soon, Ryan may be forced to make a decision: either make a deal with the House Freedom Caucus on process, which would lead to chaos, or try to make a deal with Democrats on policy that could lead to governing stability.
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He emboldens me to make a deal with him that puts him here for the long term.
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A revamped Let's Make a Deal hosted by actor/comedian Wayne Brady is currently airing on CBS.
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Now, if Canada doesn't make a deal with us, we're going to make a much better deal.
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Now, if Canada doesn't make a deal with us, we're going to make a much better deal.
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If we make a deal with the regime, it will be difficult for the Americans to return.
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It's refreshingly honest: make a deal, I'll get the better of it, but you're always welcome back.
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And we've canceled a couple of meetings because I say they're not ready to make a deal.
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The Democrats will make a deal with me on healthcare as soon as ObamaCare folds - not long.
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"Our hope is to make a deal before the day is over," McConnell, a Republican, told reporters.
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JEAN-CLAUDE JUNCKER, PRESIDENT OF THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION: I had the intention to make a deal today.
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"The window to make a deal and cooperate is narrowing, but it's not yet closed," he said.
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It's clear that Trump will have to reach across the aisle to make a deal on infrastructure.
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Before you can imagine a deal you have to believe there's someone to make a deal with.
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"If we don't get what we want, we will make a deal with the Democrats," he said.
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"We're the ones that are deciding whether or not we want to make a deal," he said.
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In recent months, the company's stock price has surged, giving it more currency to make a deal.
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When you want to make a deal real bad you will make a really bad deal. #SingaporeSummit.
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So why rush to make a deal when the prosecution team still was being selected, some wondered.
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So far, the idea has gained little traction from unretired Republicans who could actually make a deal.
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That's where the delegates will meet in July to make a deal on the Republican party platform.
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But it also capable of outwitting an American president, especially one too eager to make a deal.
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One state, two states, it doesn't matter: you're never going to be able to make a deal.
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"The Democrats will make a deal with me as soon as ObamaCare folds – not long," he tweeted.
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This is the pain that's supposed to jar lawmakers back to the table to make a deal.
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"Every country is calling every day, saying, 'Let's make a deal'" on trade, he told Fox News.
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"I would borrow, knowing that if the economy crashed, you could make a deal," he said then.
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TRUMP SAYS GENERAL MOTORS AND UNITED AUTO WORKERS UNION SHOULD "GET TOGETHER AND MAKE A DEAL" - TWITTER
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President Donald Trump on Sunday urged the UAW and GM to "get together and make a deal!"
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"As far as China is concerned, China wants to make a deal," Mr. Trump said this week.
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He teamed with the writer and producer Stefan Hatos to create "Let's Make a Deal" in 1963.
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Now, whether or not we make a deal -- it's got to be a great deal for us.
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Maybe we could make a deal like the one Trump was trying to urge on the Mexicans.
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Boris and I are friends and he wants to make a deal, and that's okay with me.
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We have to make a deal where we do much better, because we have to catch up.
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"I think we're going to make a deal," he said, describing that as personally important to him.
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"I do believe they'd like to make a deal," Mr. Trump told reporters at the White House.
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Some senators are surely eager to make a deal and will accept whatever Mr. McConnell offers them.
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Boris and I are friends and he wants to make a deal, and that's okay with me.
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But if we don't make a very good deal for our country, I wouldn't make a deal.
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But, insofar as we know, President Xi at the moment does not wish to make a deal.
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"If we don't make a deal with China, I'll just raise the tariffs even higher," he said.
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The president predicted that Democrats would return to him to make a deal in roughly a year.
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Come to the table to make a deal to save the Dreamers alongside the president and Republicans.
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They want to make a deal much more than I do, but we could have a deal.
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Virginia can teach New York a few things about how to make a deal that actually works.
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A crippled judiciary system could put enormous pressure on President Trump and Congress to make a deal.
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" Trump has threatened to end DACA, but he seemed to keep the door open for a deal when he told reporters before dinner on Sunday night: "We're ready, willing and able to make a deal on DACA, but I don't think the Democrats want to make a deal.
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" Trump has threatened to end DACA, but he seemed to keep the door open for a deal when he told reporters before dinner on Sunday night: "We're ready, willing and able to make a deal on DACA, but I don't think the Democrats want to make a deal….
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" Accompanying the tweet , Carrey also wrote this caption: "Let's Make A Deal: You'll be a real world leader.
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Trump called him a "brilliant leader," and proceeded to make a deal that proved how brilliant Xi is.
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She has no rival for the chancellorship, so all the pressure is on her to make a deal.
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I tried to make a deal with the teacher that I wouldn't need to go into the class.
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Gary, Lisa, and Anthony make a deal with Tilman to provide wood siding and furniture for his restaurants.
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"What we're hearing is that the president [Donald Trump] is actually eager to make a deal," she said.
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If Prema want to make a deal, and that's a sensible choice for us, that's another great option.
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Adams was on the trade block before Tuesday's NFL deadline -- but ultimately, the team couldn't make a deal.
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Ainge said after the deadline that he didn't feel anything offered was "good enough" to make a deal.
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Therefore, "they'll try to make a deal with the [Trump] administration before" the 2020 presidential election, he added.
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"It's possible we won't be able to make a deal, and it's possible that we will," he said.
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"We'll see whether or not we make a deal," with China, he said at an event in Washington.
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FROM COINAGE: Mind-blowing American Idol Success Stories "I'm gonna make a deal with you, okay?" said Brooks.
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" On dealing with North Korea: "North Korea has an incredible, brilliant economic future if they make a deal.
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The Lakers need to wait to make a deal until the free agent moratorium ends on July 6.
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The downside, of course, is that no one will ever make a deal with you more than once.
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"I think President Xi ... wants to make a deal, but frankly, he's not going fast enough," Trump said.
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PERINO: Because the Republicans have shown over and over that they&aposre not willing to make a deal.
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What will happen if Canada has ... TRUMP: I think Canada's going to make a deal at some point.
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"In proceedings that are well founded, (the defendant) can confess or make a deal," Salles said last month.
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Sometimes she would even try to make a deal with the Lifebrarian, as if it were a person.
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"The Taliban wants to make a deal and we are meeting with them," Trump said at the time.
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To get China to act against its own interests, the Trump administration would have to make a deal.
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Trump later told reporters it was getting harder for him to want to make a deal with Iran.
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Personally, I don't think we can make a deal because we have been so badly taken advantage of.
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For those reasons, Baucus said there is greater impetus for the U.S. to make a deal with China.
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But with determination, compromise and the belief that peace is possible, Israelis and Palestinians can make a deal.
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Make a deal with one of your mates and create a schedule you both have to stick to.
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But with determination, compromise, and the belief that peace is possible, Israelis and Palestinians can make a deal.
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China's Communist leaders feared Kim might be a little too willing to make a deal with the Americans.
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"It's possible we won't be able to make a deal and it's possible that we will," Trump said.
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But with determination, compromise and the belief that peace is possible, Israelis and Palestinians can make a deal.
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But we will start to negotiate, and we will see if we can make a deal that's fair.
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"I think there is a very great possibility that we can make a deal," he told Israel Hayom.
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Khosrowshahi told CNBC he was a Buffett "fan boy" and hopes to make a deal happen some day.
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If they don't or if we don't make a deal with Congress, the border's going to be closed.
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" Trump added that he believes Xi "wants to make a deal, but frankly he's not going fast enough.
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"I'd like to make a deal right now, I just say they're not ready," he told Fox News.
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They're strangers who come to me at night, in the street or via text, to make a deal.
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First, it shows to what lengths this administration will go to make a deal when it really matters.
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When he advises her to take the deal instead of make a deal, though, the jig is up.
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Caracas (CNN)Oscar Perez knew death was closing in, but he was still trying to make a deal.
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"They want to make a deal, but I like the deal that we have," Trump said on Tuesday.
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And we've cancelled a couple of meetings because I just say they're not ready to make a deal.
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"I'm the only one who can make a deal with him," Bernier said during the debate in Toronto.
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" With that, he made to leave, telling reporters: "But I think China wants to make a deal badly.
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"We fell in love," he explained, as he sought to make a deal with the dictator in 2018.
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"He's afraid that they may have to make a deal with the Devil to survive," Mr. Tucker said.
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Cohen has been signaling for a while that he might be ready to make a deal with prosecutors.
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And now they're, I mean they want to make a deal so badly and it's, it's big stuff.
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"People can come to understand that this is one of your prerequisites to make a deal," he said.
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" But he also raised another prospect before the Republican crowd: "Maybe I'll make a deal with the Democrats.
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At the same time, no one in Congress is categorically saying they won't make a deal — even Sen.
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Or she might simply harass the investigation's target enough to get him to agree to make a deal.
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Trump told reporters Wednesday that "Mexico you know wants to make a deal," referring to the White House talks.
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He said yesterday the family separations are "so sad" and again called on the Democrats to make a deal.
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"We've gotten an indication that they want to make a deal, our teams are in continued negotiations," Sanders said.
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"That sometimes makes the label say, 'Let's make a deal,' depending upon a lot of factors," he tells PEOPLE.
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The tariffs are -- in fact, it could go up to 500, frankly, if we don&apost make a deal.
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"Sometimes you seen suddenly the NHS make a deal with someone and you wonder how that happened," said Nathrath.
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Trump said in the interview he would like to make a deal now, but that China was not ready.
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But for political considerations, including the fight for control of Congress in November elections, would Trump make a deal?
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"We will not make a deal with the Devil to get elected," said Bolsonaro, whose middle name means 'Messiah'.
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By the end of the visit, the landlords warmed up to Rose and were willing to make a deal.
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Either Democrats or Trump and congressional Republicans may feel compelled to make a deal if the shutdown's damage widens.
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If President Trump does make a deal with Iran, he should send it as a treaty to the Senate.
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Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot make a deal Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) and Peugeot owner PSA Group are making it happen.
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And you really can't make a deal if you don't know what you want or why you want it.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday that Washington was not ready to make a deal with China yet.
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It was unclear which institution to get permission from or which to make a deal with for various applications.
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"I would borrow, knowing that if the economy crashed, you could make a deal," Trump told a business reporter.
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They want to make a deal, they've put together a day of meetings, and they need me there today.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday that Washington was not prepared to make a deal with China yet.
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When you walk into a room to make a deal, you should be clear on three things, Carter said.
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"Oftentimes, people think that the only way to make a deal is to sign a legal document," Lemonis says.
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"Let's make a deal DO NOT come to Florida for spring break unless gun legislation is passed," he tweeted.
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"We will start to negotiate and we will see if we can make a deal that's fair," he said.
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Don't worry, Dems -- he has an unconventional plan to satisfy both sides and he's ready to make a deal.
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"The Democrats will make a deal with me on healthcare as soon as ObamaCare folds — not long," he tweeted.
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"I know that we are going to make a deal on healthcare," he said during a White House reception.
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Can you imagine Barack Obama having forsaken Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi to make a deal with John Boehner?
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The European Union agreed Thursday to give the United Kingdom a brief extension to make a deal on Brexit.
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Trump said China could still reach out to make a deal, but he saw no signs that would happen.
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In order for the military to get the increases it has been promised, someone needs to make a deal.
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"But you have to make a deal with [yourself]," he said, and believe that someday it will be better.
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Rick comes out with arms raised, but a gun in his right arm, saying they can make a deal.
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On Tuesday, Trump resorted to begging incoming House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Twitter to make a deal with him.
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So what does Trump choose to believe from Kim, and what's he willing to offer to make a deal?
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And only last week, after threatening to rain down Armageddon on Iran, Trump again offered to make a deal.
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President Donald Trump threatened higher tariffs on Chinese goods if that country does not make a deal on trade.
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Barney Greengrass has always been a gathering place, a place to eat and gossip and maybe make a deal.
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So while it's true that China is under pressure to make a deal, the pressure also pushed on Trump.
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And Afghan officials are increasingly suspicious that Mr. Trump will make a deal with the Taliban behind their backs.
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It's possible Russia and Saudi Arabia could come back to the table and make a deal to cut output.
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To make a deal both sides will have to take a leap and meet somewhere between their stated positions.
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On Thursday evening at a Fox News town hall, Trump said the Taliban "really want to make a deal."
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They figured Republican fiscal conservatives would balk, but they could make a deal to deliver the needed extra votes.
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"We will start to negotiate, and we will see if we can make a deal that's fair, " he said.
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"Trump is not the first president to think he can make a deal with these guys," said Mr. Auslin.
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So perhaps you can make a deal that if your child gets in, you'll spring for the pricey sweatshirt.
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"I genuinely think he wants to make a deal," Sajwani said at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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I think they want to make a deal, and they've sent their top people to try and do it.
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I think Justin understands this, if we can't make a deal it'll be terminated and it will be fine.
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"It's possible we won't be able to make a deal, and it's possible that we will," the president said.
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According to the article, why might she not want to compromise and make a deal, despite the president's assertion?
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"I know that we are going to make a deal on healthcare," he said at a White House reception.
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Donald Trump sold himself to America as a tough and savvy negotiator who knew how to make a deal.
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But if they lose a third presidential election in a row, they may be ready to make a deal.
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There are few deals to be had because it's rarely in the other party's interest to make a deal.
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There is a very simple reason to be skeptical that Donald Trump is willing to make a deal on immigration: Donald Trump keeps saying that he wants to make a deal on immigration, and then keeps refusing to budge from a list of demands that Democrats have made clear they won't agree to.
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Agents and executives, middlemen and managers, all of them looking to make a deal in the game's greatest shopping mall.
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Even if we come back to talks and make a deal with the United States, how can we trust them?
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We want to make a deal that's great for both countries and that's really what we're going to be doing.
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But if U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping fail to make a deal, he says it will.
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We thought the president would make a deal with great flamboyance, proclaiming victory against the Chinese and saving the economy.
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Some State Department officials also worried about the risk to ongoing efforts to make a deal with Russia over Syria.
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A senior administration official denied that the Mexican agreement was made to put pressure on Canada to make a deal.
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OK, one more - Verizon hasn't approached Charter, and Charter is skeptical Verizon will pay enough to make a deal worthwhile.
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Trump then calls on the Turkish president to make a deal with Kurdish leaders so they don't fight each other.
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" In May, he also told CNBC that he would borrow, and if the economy crashed, he would "make a deal.
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TRUMP SAYS IF U.S. CANNOT MAKE A DEAL WITH CHINA, U.S. WILL PUT TARIFFS ON $325 BLN OF CHINESE GOODS
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"If we don't make a deal with Congress, most likely I will do that," the president said on January 10th.
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The hope is seeing that light at the end of the tunnel will motivate both sides to make a deal.
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" And: "But — so I don't know that they're going to — I don't know if they're going to make a deal.
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If you don't want to do something, make a deal with yourself to do at least five minutes of it.
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The Trump administration set a self-imposed deadline to make a deal by Friday, but it didn't, and negotiations continue.
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"We're not ready to make a deal," Trump said in Tokyo, before casting an optimistic view of an eventual resolution.
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On Tuesday, Trump said it would in the North's interest to "come to the table and to make a deal".
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SARA EISEN: On the time frame, President Trump said we'll see if we can make a deal in four weeks.
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She has called for the union to end the strike and make a deal with the Chicago Public Schools (CPS).
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" Added Kirk: "Our experience, anytime the vice premier [of China] shows up, he has the authority to make a deal.
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I personally don't think you can make a deal without a termination, but we're going to see what happens, OK?
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"I know that we're all going to make a deal on health care, that's such an easy one," Trump said.
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The timing of the talks remains unclear and President Donald Trump said there is no pressure to make a deal.
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Prediction: It looks as if Axiall has been forced to make a deal by the pressure of the proxy contest.
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Second, the Papadopoulos plea directly links a Trump campaign official with attempts to make a deal with the Russian government.
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" Trump said early Monday that China wants to "get back to the table" on trade negotiations to "make a deal.
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According to court records, the unnamed informant was participating in order to make a deal on their own criminal charges.
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"I felt they should have been able to make a deal," Trump told The Associated Press in a recent interview.
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"If we don't make a deal with China, I'll just raise the tariffs even higher," Trump said in the meeting.
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"I have a feeling we're going to make a deal on Nafta," Mr. Trump said as he announced the tariffs.
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"It's possible we're going to make a deal, but I'm also very happy where we are now," the president said.
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Under Trump, Uncle Sam might be happy to threaten tariffs one day and promise to make a deal the next.
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In general, they think these hardball tactics will make a deal more likely, for some combination of the following reasons.
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It's meant to be a surname, and the answer is MONTY Hall of "Let's Make a Deal" game show fame.
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The exception is when the owner of a lot-line window has the cash and foresight to make a deal.
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In one recent Twitter post, he said Republicans "stand ready to make a deal" to protect the Dreamers from deportation.
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"He said, 'Howard, I felt that Stalin was someone with whom I could not make a deal,'" Mr. Shaw recalled.
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B. and I make a deal: If I go find the real deal Reese's, he'll make dinner while I'm out.
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DAVOS - U.S. PRESIDENT TRUMP SAYS "WE'RE GOING TO MAKE A DEAL I SUSPECT, OTHERWISE WE'LL HAVE TO DO SOMETHING ELSE"
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Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, Joe Donnelly of Indiana and others -- led the push to make a deal with McConnell.
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" TRUMP, on declaring a national emergency: "If we don't make a deal with Congress, most likely I will do that.
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But most traders said they were in no rush to make a deal ahead of more industry gatherings this month.
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And now it looks as if Qatar may be about to make a deal on 666 Fifth Avenue after all.
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The sources did not suggest any of the companies listed are currently in talks with anyone to make a deal.
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These modern movements are crowdsourced but also crowd-enforced, and that's intimidating for anyone who wants to make a deal.
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Californias air chief Mary Nichols told Reuters last month that she sees a window to make a deal this fall.
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In the aftermath, enough Republicans cut across party lines to make a deal with Northam to expand Medicaid under Obamacare.
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IOVINE He was part of Jay's thing and chose to make a deal with his friend, and I respect that.
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"China is going to have to make a deal that I like," Trump said on Tuesday at a cabinet meeting.
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"As far as we know, President Xi, at the moment, does not wish to make a deal," Kudlow told Cramer.
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Trump has said he thinks there's a good chance the U.S. can make a deal with China during the meetings.
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"When it explodes, they'll come to me to make a deal," Mr. Trump told The New York Times's Maggie Haberman.
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"Will not be easy to make a deal, both parties very dug in," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter on Saturday.
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I could make a deal really quickly, but I'm not sure that's in the best interests of the United States.
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"We want to make a deal," Trump said at an event in Virginia with U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials.
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"We don't believe Rivera was the triggerman, and yes we did make a deal with him," the prosecutor told me.
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Look, it'd be much easier for me to be tough on Russia but then we're not going to make a deal.
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"I have had to make a deal with most of my clients, because they can't stop using acids immediately," Radu says.
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Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo) and Lara Jean Covey (Lana Condor) make a deal in To All the Boys I've Loved Before.
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And it speaks to how Donna Edwards isn't a typical D.C. insider who compromises her values just to make a deal.
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This group is running out of food, and they're willing to make a deal with Rick if he can help them.
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Chevron Chief Executive Officer Michael Wirth signaled on Friday that Chevron considers itself on track to make a deal for Anadarko.
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"My threshold [for declaring an emergency] will be if I can't make a deal with people that are unreasonable," he said.
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President Trump has voiced support for Manafort in the past, praising him for not caving into pressure to make a deal.
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If you want terrorists out of jail, capture an American and President Obama is in the let's-make-a-deal business.
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When Ben tries to make a deal, Devon refuses to do so until Ben gets up and hands Probst the idol.
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AT&T has said it wouldn't make a deal on those terms, and Trump has denied making the decision to intervene.
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Pence told Fox News on Monday that North Korea could end up like Libya if Kim failed to make a deal.
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The worried experts feared Mr Trump, in his eagerness to save face and make a deal, would make a bad deal.
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But there is mounting pressure for Canada and the United States to make a deal happen by the end of September.
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But then again, when Siminoff appeared on "Shark Tank" in 2013 to pitch his company, he didn't make a deal either.
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We believe Israel is willing, we believe you're willing, and if you both are willing, we're going to make a deal.
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"China has just informed us that they (Vice-Premier) are now coming to the U.S. to make a deal," he wrote.
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"Now, if they don't, or if we don't make a deal with Congress," Trump said, "the border's going to be closed."
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The second would be for the United States to make a deal with China whereby the extradition request would be dropped.
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"Chuck and Nancy would like to see something happen, and so do I. "I think they're going to make a deal.
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Trump appeared to lower expectations heading into the summit, saying repeatedly that he is in "no rush" to make a deal.
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Trump is therefore is in the dominant negotiating position because he is under no pressure to have to make a deal.
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"I don't think the Dems on the Border Committee are being allowed by their leaders to make a deal," Trump tweeted.
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He said on Saturday that Washington would only make a deal with Beijing if it was the "right deal" for America.
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Donald Trump thinks he knows what's best — when it comes to how to make a deal or what shampoo to use.
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"I would do additional tariffs, very substantial additional tariffs, if that doesn't work, if we don't make a deal," Trump said.
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The Trump team should make a deal there involving some ratio of pre-existing patients covered for every Medicare Advantage customer.
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"Cohen still has to make a deal and that deal is probably not going to be with Bob Mueller," he said.
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The president thinks North Korean officials "want to make a deal" to get the international community to remove damaging economic sanctions.
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Trump expressed confidence China wants to make a deal but also said he would be fine leaving the tariffs in place.
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JEAN-CLAUDE JUNCKER, EUROPEAN COMMISSION PRESIDENT: I had the intention to make a deal today, and we made a deal today.
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But when it's clear that Rick's not trying to make a deal, they get back in the RV and back away.
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" Earlier Friday, Chinese President Xi Jinping said that while Beijing wants to make a deal, it isn't afraid to "fight back.
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You have a Chinese economy that's weaker than what we know, so they probably have an impetus to make a deal.
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It's having a devastating effect and they're coming to the table and we'll see whether or not they make a deal.
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Jared Kushner arrived in Israel Wednesday looking to make a deal — but his negotiating partner was, to put it mildly, distracted.
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Officials have played down the probability that the two will make a deal to end their trade war at the meeting.
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I am in the White House waiting for the Democrats to come on over and make a deal on Border Security.
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The video was produced by the U.S. government to help persuade Kim to make a deal, a White House official said.
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Having failed in Vietnam, he said, Mr. Trump might be even more motivated to make a deal with the Chinese president.
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"Let's Make a Deal" had its premiere in late 21921 and, with some interruptions, has been a television phenomenon ever since.
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Trump is trying to make a deal with North Korea, a last Cold War holdout, much as Obama did with Cuba.
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The reason Social Security and Medicare left the Obama years untouched was fundamentally that Republicans didn't want to make a deal.
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China is looking to make a deal with the U.S. Chinese economic officials are meeting with their American counterparts this week.
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If you want to make a deal you give in to get rid of the items and not lose the customer.
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Then again, we know the feds are usually willing to make a deal to nail their target -- just ask Tekashi 6ix9ine.
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We must also make a deal that allows Iran to thrive and prosper, and take advantage of its enormous untapped potential.
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Meanwhile, on the other side of the Florida Straits, the Castro government is nervously saying it's ready to make a deal.
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Still, Sena believes more clothing retailers with larger wholesale businesses could be willing to make a deal with the internet goliath.
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We must also make a deal that allows Iran to thrive and prosper and take advantage of its enormous untapped potential.
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The minute I make a deal with someone, I put a photo of them in a matted frame on my wall.
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ANDREW GOLDSTEINPHILADELPHIA To the Editor: The collapse of the health care process demonstrates that Republicans cannot make a deal with themselves.
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We also must make a deal that allows Iran to thrive and prosper and take advantage of its enormous untapped potential.
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A seller pays a listing fee of $25, then it's up to the buyer and seller to make a deal. Tradesy.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday threatened higher tariffs on Chinese goods if Beijing does not make a deal on trade.
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"When it comes to a citizen, it's not, 'let's make a deal,'" Jonathan Hafetz, a senior staff attorney at ACLU, said.
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This is increasing the odds that the UK could fail to make a deal, or rush into one, with unexpected consequences.
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" Trump also said Monday that diplomacy hadn't been exhausted with Iran, telling reporters, "I know they want to make a deal.
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If there's a minimum of grandstanding on everyone's part, Mr. Trump might get a lesson in how to make a deal.
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He said, "What a shame" He felt it was hard for me to make a deal because of all of this nonsense.
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"We would like to make a deal but it has to be a deal that will work for both parties," he said.
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Wednesday: Up and down In a tweet, Trump said China Vice Premier Liu He was coming to Washington to make a deal.
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Tilman doesn't get the wholesale price he wanted, but is impressed by the team's dedication and works to make a deal happen.
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"But if the United States and China could make a deal, there is a possibility that things get better dramatically," he said.
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Japan wants to make sure Trump does not make a deal with Pyongyang that protects the U.S. mainland but leaves Japan vulnerable.
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One of the cities the fund would like to invest in is Singapore, but it has yet to make a deal there.
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He's been reluctant to make a deal with congressional Democrats, though, and the last potential deal failed in the Senate in February.
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So Chuck goes ahead and makes ostensibly the riskiest and biggest mistake of his life: He approaches Spyros to make a deal.
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But I know for a — I just feel very strongly — my instinct, my ability, or talent — they want to make a deal.
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If you want terrorists out of the jail, capture an American and President Obama is in the let's make a deal business.
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Trump left Vietnam abruptly on Thursday after failing to make a deal with Kim regarding the country's nuclear weapons program, CNN reported.
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We can make a deal, a fair deal, we just don't want them to have nuclear weapons - not too much to ask.
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President Sergio Mattarella is pushing them to make a deal quickly or else he will dissolve parliament and call a snap election.
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Before the market open Wednesday, Trump tweeted that Chinese Vice Premier Liu He is coming to the U.S. to make a deal.
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Twitter is vetting multiple terms sheets from companies offering to buy Vine and hopes to make a deal soon, sources told TechCrunch.
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He added that he has a "great relationship" with Xi and said Beijing wanted to make a deal with the United States.
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"My threshold [for declaring a national emergency] will be if I can't make a deal with people that are unreasonable," he said.
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Despite a few rough patches, Bernard and Adrian are able to make a deal with Tilman by cutting out their own wholesaler.
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For someone who has banked much of his public persona on being a dealmaker, Trump is struggling to make a deal here.
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"They'll pray that Trump loses and they'll make a deal with a stiff, somebody who doesn't know what they're doing" he said.
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So let's make a deal: In every state, tech regulations should be judged against the most lenient gun law on the books.
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Trump on Monday said he was "not yet ready" to make a deal with China but he expected one in the future.
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Diplomats in Athens believe the Turks will make a deal conditional on EU countries resettling Syrians from refugee camps in southern Turkey.
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Kim Jong Un, for survival of its system, will be forced to send a special envoy to China to make a deal.
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We are getting out, but we will start to negotiate and we will see if can make a deal that is fair.
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But President Donald Trump tempered market expectations, tweeting on Thursday that Washington is "under no pressure to make a deal with China" .
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It's also unclear, according to Reuters, if a company would make a deal for a three-game package or for individual games.
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The problem is that there's very little incentive for China to make a deal if they can't get rid of the tariffs.
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Farmers have urged the government to make a deal with the company though they object to private exporters playing an enforcement role.
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Canadian officials have said they are working on the assumption that they have until the end of September to make a deal.
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We are getting out, but we will start to negotiate and we will if we can make a deal that is fair.
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Kim, on the other hand, is suffering under increasing pressure from the sanctions and is under great pressure to make a deal.
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Trump appeared to offer Pelosi an olive branch earlier Tuesday, inviting her to make a deal to end the partial government shutdown.
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Trump's tweet seeking to make a deal with Pelosi came after the president tweeted a number of attacks against Democrats earlier Tuesday.
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Hall once told the Archive of American Television that when "Let's Make a Deal" started, people showed up in suits and dresses.
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" But Hassett added that the economic repercussions of the trade war "puts a lot of pressure on China to make a deal.
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He suggested the U.S. could make a deal with China and drop the extradition request, or a Canadian court could release Meng.
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TV co-host Krystal Ball said in response to whether Democrats and Republicans will be able to make a deal on immigration.
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When we talk about art crime, it's not about art history, it's about the art business and how to make a deal.
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Wallace asked if Trump would make a deal to save Social Security (and Medicare) that included both tax increases and benefit cuts.
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"We need Trump to make a deal with Erdogan and use American power to keep him in line," said the Greek official.
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"Many on the opposite side of this 23000 year war, and us, are looking to make a deal - if possible!" he wrote.
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"Chuck won't make a deal because he's afraid of Brian Fallon," Mr. McConnell said, according to a person familiar with his remarks.
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Ask why it's been so hard to find an apartment, and what can be done going forward to make a deal happen.
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Mr. Hall remained involved in "Let's Make a Deal" to the end, as an owner of the show and an occasional guest.
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Gao did not confirm Trump's claim last weekend that Chinese officials called him to say they were ready to make a deal.
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So we're getting out, but we will start to negotiate, and we will see if we can make a deal that's fair.
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But our correspondent in Hollywood says studios are in a weaker position now and may be more willing to make a deal.
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"The Taliban wants to make a deal and we are meeting with them," Trump told reporters after arriving in Afghanistan on Thursday.
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"So we've got all the cards, all the recipe for let's make a deal, truce or dare — Trump style," the investor added.
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In late September and early October there's still plenty of compelling inventory, less competition and sellers are ready to make a deal.
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Perhaps the simplest solution is to scrap the dam entirely and make a deal to lease Turkish dams north of the border.
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" He accused Parnas, who was indicted in October over an alleged campaign finance scheme, of trying to "make a deal for himself.
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But legal details aside, how do you make a deal with a group that valorizes something so morally abhorrent as the Confederacy?
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President Donald Trump said Tuesday he would impose higher tariffs on Chinese goods if Beijing does not make a deal on trade.
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""Listen, I&aposll make a deal," Aniston said, asking whether Kimmel would "like it to be an Italian kind of a flair.
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The group's leader, a professor, argued that Mr. Trump, with his background as a businessman, would ultimately make a deal with Iran.
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"If we don't make a deal with Japan, Japan knows it's a big deal," the president told reporters aboard Air Force One.
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"Let's make a deal DO NOT come to Florida for spring break unless gun legislation is passed," David Hogg wrote on Twitter.
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"Dummy Beto made it much harder to make a deal," President Donald Trump tweeted Wednesday morning in reference to former Texas Rep.
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With Democrats taking control of the House of Representatives on Thursday, he now has the excuse he needs to make a deal.
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So we're getting out, but we will start to negotiate and we will see if we can make a deal that's fair.
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The Hurricanes dropped deeper out of the potential playoff mix in the Eastern Conference, perhaps adding to the decision to make a deal.
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Trump has suggested Iranian leaders are "going to call me and say &aposlet&aposs make a deal&apos" but Iran has rejected talks.
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Then, White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders also told reporters that China informed the administration that Beijing indeed wanted to make a deal.
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"I am all alone (poor me) in the White House waiting for the Democrats to come back and make a deal," he tweeted.
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Sidney Torres spoke with CNBC to discuss his path to success and explain why you don't need a fortune to make a deal.
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The answer, it seems, is that he's trying to send a stern message to Trump: Make a deal with me soon — or else.
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Rooster and Butch won't make a deal until they've peered into your heart and soul – and taken the true measure of your character.
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"Iran wants to make a deal because the sanctions are not good for them," Trump said recently at a rally in New Hampshire.
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The father-daughter scene was especially meaningful for Wayne because the Let's Make a Deal host often watched B&B with his grandmother.
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If the UK doesn't make a deal, it would revert to the World Trade Organization's trade rules, which would slow growth by 8%.
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Yet the White House claimed on Wednesday China still wanted to make a deal, which kept the market temporary afloat for a day.
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But during an interview on Wednesday on Fox Business, Trump seemed to play down the potential consequences of failing to make a deal.
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Now, Ted's been very critical — I have a sister who's a brilliant... HEWITT: Mr. Cruz, will you make a deal about religious liberty?
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It's happening: Annie is being approached to make a deal with the devil, or rather the GRTA, to live in this reflection forever.
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"I would do additional tariffs, very substantial additional tariffs, if that doesn't work, if we don't make a deal," Trump said on Wednesday.
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One of the parties the socialists might make a deal with include the Catalan separatists who pushed the unsuccessful independence movement in 2017.
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Trump told the news conference that Washington was not ready to make a deal with Beijing but he expected on in the future.
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In Chicago, on the other hand, Verizon needed to make a deal with the city to set up new sites on light poles.
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We are getting out, but we will start to negotiate and we will see if we can make a deal that is fair.
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The dude who got epically friend-zoned on "Let's Make A Deal" is blaming it all on the game show's host, Wayne Brady.
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They have made such bad deals, both of the countries, but in particular Mexico, that I don't think we can make a deal.
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Here's Cramer's game plan for next week: "If we make a deal with China, of course the stock market will soar," Cramer said.
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"I can say this, China wants to make a deal very badly - because of the tariffs," Trump told reporters in Palm Beach, Florida.
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We are getting out, but we will start to renegotiate and we will see if we can make a deal that is fair.
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But if they do make a deal—in spite of Crimea and Syria and the 2016 election—it will be on Putin's terms.
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If you count M&S as a brand, this would make a deal impossible as Waitrose can't and won't stock its competitor's products.
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They have made such great deals, both of the countries, but in particular, Mexico, that I don't think we can make a deal.
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"This will only end like the Libya model ended if Kim Jong Un doesn't make a deal," Pence told Fox News' Martha MacCallum.
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Ariel does make a deal with Ursula to trade her voice for legs and the opportunity to fall in love with Prince Eric.
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No deal in sight White House officials say that the administration is increasingly frustrated with the refusal of Democrats to make a deal.
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He urged Democrats to "come to the table" to make a deal but did not indicate that the administration's funding demand was negotiable.
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President Obama is reported to have asked Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull for warning next time Australians make a deal with such strategic implications.
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"I'd like to see him make a deal with Xi Jinping," Buttigieg said of the Chinese president as the crowd broke into cheers.
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And as the president made clear, this will only end like the Libyan model ended if Kim Jong Un doesn't make a deal.
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President Trump may need to make a deal with Democrats to get his $1 trillion infrastructure package over the finish line in Congress.
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"We're getting out, but we will start to negotiate and see if we can make a deal that's fair," Trump said Thursday afternoon.
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"We would like to make a deal but it has to be a deal that will work for both parties," Ross told CNBC.
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The growing economic and financial strains on OPEC and non-OPEC countries, including Saudi Arabia, Russia and Iran, make a deal more probable.
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Liv reveals David's (Joshua Malina) decision to take off his White Hat and make a deal over big sugar with the Florida governor.
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They devised "Let's Make a Deal" in which Hall picked people from the audience to become contestants in sort of a trading game.
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But I will tell you this: at a certain point they're going to call me they're going to say 'Let's make a deal'.
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BUT TO GET BACK TO MY POINT, THE BOARD WAS WILLING TO MAKE A DEAL WITH FUJI, TO MERGE IT WITH FUJI XEROX.
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The streaming giant tried to make a deal with AMC Theatres and Cineplex to show the movie, according to The New York Times.
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President Donald Trump also said Tuesday he would impose higher tariffs on Chinese goods if Beijing does not make a deal on trade.
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Ahead of a cabinet meeting at the White House on Wednesday, Mr. Trump said that China was not ready to make a deal.
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There is reason summit meetings are usually saved for the end, when leaders can give the last push to make a deal happen.
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He chose not to make a deal with Kansas City and signed a year later with the Orioles as an amateur free agent.
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After the Hanoi meeting, Mr. Trump has continued to reaffirm his good relationship with Mr. Kim and his willingness to make a deal.
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Returning to Capitol Hill, the Democratic leader expressed disappointment, and said they were ready to make a deal with the president on infrastructure.
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He said then that he was loath to make a deal that, if it turned sour, could hamstring the Yankees financially for years.
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You can't make a deal that provides green cards to Salvadorans with TPS but not to Haitians, because Trump wants Haitians to leave.
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Trump said if the two sides cannot make a deal, the United States would go back to manufacturing products that China now makes.
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I can only tell you this thing is a big hoax," he said, adding, "He's probably trying to make a deal for himself.
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You offer some carrots, you threaten implicitly, you make a deal: Jobs stay, factories don't close, and maybe next time they even open.
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Trump, squinting at the audience, insisted that he would have found a way to get Bush to make a deal on the casino.
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"It's possible we won't be able to make a deal and it's possible that we will," Trump told reporters at the White House.
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Gannett equivocated on whether it still wanted to make a deal but ended up setting aside a blockbuster offer of $18.50 a share.
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"They want to make a deal very badly... It could happen sooner than you think," he told reporters in New York on Wednesday.
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"Our main enemy is not our political opponents," she said, "our main enemy is physics and we cannot make a deal with physics."
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The defendants may be able to make a deal only if they have valuable information that Mueller can use to help his investigation.
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"We've picked up trillions of dollars and they've lost trillions of dollars and they want to make a deal very badly," he said.
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But no one really offered a concrete alternative to what Trump is doing — which is try to make a deal with China, somehow.
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They have made such great deals — both of the countries, but in particular Mexico — that I don't think we can make a deal.
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" Sentiment was also dented after President Donald Trump said China still wants to make a deal on trade, "but we'll see what happens.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina looks like the only lawmaker in Congress trying to make a deal that would reopen the federal government.
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"We're getting out, but we will start to negotiate and we will see if we can make a deal that's fair," Trump said.
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"I don't think the Dems on the Border Committee are being allowed by their leaders to make a deal," he wrote on Twitter.
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If landlords think they can fetch substantially more money for the apartment after renovating it, they have an incentive to make a deal.
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Trump's erratic statements on the border wall and DACA have left Republicans scratching their heads over how to make a deal with Democrats.
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Trump told the news conference that Washington was not ready to make a deal with Beijing but he expected one in the future.
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USA-TRADE-CHINA Trump says 'I think we'll make a deal with China' on trade U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday that he will likely make a deal with China on trade, adding that a lot of progress had been made to resolve the two countries' differences but warning that he still may impose more tariffs on Chinese goods.
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That outcome will hinge on whether Mr. Liu comes ready to make a deal with the United States or is merely seeking to gather more information on acceptable outcomes before returning to China to gauge what is palatable to Mr. Xi. "We've gotten an indication they want to make a deal," Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, told reporters on Wednesday.
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That could force a direct showdown with the president, who asked incoming Speaker Nancy Pelosi to "make a deal" in a Tuesday afternoon tweet.
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My thought bubble: Chill out ... this will continue to be a grind, but I still believe Xi is very motivated to make a deal.
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The Let's Make a Deal host had suffered from coronary artery disease since his 20s, according to a death certificate obtained by The Blast.
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"Earlier today you went on TV and you told the American people that you wanted to make a deal," Thompson's Harvey told Baldwin's Trump.
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Trump tries to make a deal Trump visits Capitol Hill to convince House Republicans on the bill to repeal and replace much of Obamacare.
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Since it has its own streaming service, CBS All Access, it's anyone's guess if CBS make a deal with Sling TV or anyone else.
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Trump left Vietnam abruptly on Thursday after failing to make a deal with Kim Jong-un regarding the country's nuclear weapons program, CNN reported.
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William tries to make a deal with them, but but doesn't realize that they might be even more crazy and vicious than he is.
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The host breaks down why the two leaders think it's in their best interests to wait it out instead of make a deal here.
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And it's why Congress didn't respond to Trump's eleventh-hour veto threat over the wall and DACA with a scramble to make a deal.
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The Kurds and Turks quickly scrambled to make a deal with Russia, and India is also pursuing closer ties to both China and Russia.
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It became apparent that Cespedes wanted to return to the Mets and was willing to make a deal that had an opt-out clause.
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But when Bobby and Chuck finally come to the table, ready to make a deal, the alpha dogs within start sniffing and barking again.
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Meanwhile on January 9th, Mr Trump reiterated his right to declare a national emergency if the Democrats do not make a deal with him.
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Because in my business, when I make a deal, it just means once we're done negotiating, we have to go off and work together.
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The vice president warned about the example of Libya and how things will end badly for Kim if he does not make a deal.
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Twitter is currently vetting multiple term sheets from companies offering to buy Vine, and hopes to make a deal soon, multiple sources tell TechCrunch.
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Any contending teams, particularly those that don't have to jettison core members to make a deal, would all become championship favorites by adding her.
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And I think -- put it this way, I have every hope that they will make a deal and get that settled sooner than later.
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If you make a deal with us, you can stay in power and your country will see untold riches from investment from the west.
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Sometimes your venue will host your show for free, and other times you can make a deal for a percentage of the works sold.
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One idea is for the British to make a deal with the EU that lets them keep their economic privileges, kind of like Norway.
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In recent months, shareholders of Neoenergia tried to make a deal to sell their shares to Iberdrola, but they have not reached an agreement.
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There have been recent reports that Lighthizer is unhappy with Trump's willingness to make a deal with the Chinese without extracting strong enough terms.
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In early March, Trump attempted to make a deal with Planned Parenthood that he would not defund the organization if they stopped performing abortions.
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Now it was Marlins GM Dave Dombrowski's turn to play pass the Piazza, and to make a deal that would spark the Marlins' rebuild.
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I mean, you make a deal with J.J. Abrams when he does "Star Wars," and you own a piece of that business in perpetuity.
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But the partisanship that got us here in the first place — and the supposedly deal-making president's inability to make a deal — will continue.
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"We're the ones that are deciding whether or not we want to make a deal," Trump said at the Economic Club of New York.
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"So we're getting out, but we will start to negotiate, and we will see if we can make a deal that's fair," Trump added.
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The lawsuit said the board had been considering firing Jacobson, prompting him to try to make a deal that would leave him in charge.
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And while general manager Thomas Dimitroff wouldn't disclose the figure he has in mind, he sounded confident the two sides could make a deal.
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However, Trump emphasised that he would raise tariffs on Chinese goods "very substantially" if China does not make a deal with the United States.
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But he left open the possibility that the two leaders could make a deal to avert further tariffs at the G20 summit in Japan.
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The GOP leadership will likely try to make a deal with their Democratic counterparts: Don't filibuster Gorsuch and we won't use the nuclear option.
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The work on the funding legislation pushed into the early morning hours as Senate leadership tried and failed to make a deal with Paul.
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It was essentially a deal to make a deal, announced in celebratory fashion during an previously unannounced appearance in the White House Rose Garden.
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Trump told reporters at Friday's press conference that he didn't think the shutdown would last that long, saying Democrats want to make a deal.
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" In two tweets Monday, Trump claimed U.S. tariffs hurt economic growth in China, tweeting that is why the country "wants to make a deal.
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If we don't make a deal, I would say it would be very surprising to me that I would not declare a national emergency.
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"You can't make a deal with Russia and then expect it to keep the terms of the agreement," said Mr. Targalski, the political analyst.
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It is not the first time Trump has appeared to break with his party's thinking in a quest to make a deal with Democrats.
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Because there's not huge negotiation involved with ISS, because there's an irrationality that is pretty — this is not something, 'Oh let's make a deal.
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So much of the Trump presidency feels like reality TV. But the pardon process is turning into a let's-make-a-deal game show.
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This wouldn't be the first time that government officials in Miami-Dade make a deal with developers to wipe their property clean of trailers.
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The false reporting by the media — by you people — the false, horrible, fake reporting makes it much harder to make a deal with Russia.
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Numerous teams have complained in recent days that Thibodeau and Layden are acting like two men who really don't want to make a deal.
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Trump has instead repeatedly expressed a desire to cooperate with Russia and "make a deal" with Putin, rather than treat him as an enemy.
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We in the EU27 want to solve this situation and make a deal together that we need in some way but this hasn't happened.
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The president himself at one point expressed sympathy for the young immigrants and said he might make a deal with Democrats to protect them.
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Once they are able to do so, McConnell said that would be a "logical time to sit down and make a deal" with Democrats.
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They've suggested that either candidate could make a deal with the other prior to the convention in a bid to keep their delegates together.
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Mr. Trump has said several times that while China "wants to make a deal," he does not believe it is ready to do so.
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But U.S. President Donald Trump tempered market expectations, tweeting on Thursday that the U.S. is "under no pressure to make a deal with China" .
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The White House rejected that offer, insisting that they needed at least $2 billion or $3 billion for the wall to make a deal.
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Mr. Trump drew chuckles with his tweets last year about sitting down to make a deal with the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un.
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"China has just informed us that they (Vice-Premier) are now coming to the U.S. to make a deal," Trump said in another tweet.
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"I think he's going to make a deal with President Putin, and he will be invited to the White House," Mr. Trump told reporters.
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He questioned how it would work for Pelosi to go to Trump saying, '"I'm trying to impeach you, let's make a deal'" on trade.
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Why make a deal with hardliners who may not be around for long -- and are certainly distracted while they are in the White House?
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A senior Chinese diplomat said provoking trade disputes is "naked economic terrorism", even as Trump said Beijing wanted to make a deal with Washington.
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"Both sides have huge public support for their positions, so logically they should make a deal there rather than revert to gridlock," Penn said.
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But they want to make a deal, and we'll see whether or not the deal's going to be right, it's got to be right.
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President Trump, in a series of early morning tweets, blamed Democrats for failing to make a deal in order to keep the government open.
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Both the United States and China have adopted a reconciliatory tone, with China saying it hoped to make a deal as soon as possible.
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A deal between May and the DUP could involve her accepting demands which make a deal on the formation of a new assembly impossible.
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The following that Mullah Baradar commands among the Taliban's rank and file could help make a deal negotiated by him more acceptable, officials said.
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Mr. Trump on Tuesday again portrayed China's economic weakness as the United States' strength, saying it was in China's interest to make a deal.
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The big picture: On policy, Trump and Democrats are aligned — but the Dems may not want to make a deal just before the election.
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For Congress to actually make a deal on such a touchy issue as immigration, that combination of flexibility and relentlessness would be desperately needed.
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But isn't China very weak right now and could they be just having – have to make a deal in order to get their economy restarted?
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Just before Wednesday's market open, President Donald Trump tweeted that China's Vice Premier Liu He was coming to the United States to "make a deal".
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To prompt him, they make a deal: if he makes money for the circus, they'll convince Max to use it to buy his mom back.
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Trump's request for North Korea to "make a deal" was in stark contrast to his previous hardline rhetoric when it comes to the rogue nation.
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Even Bron shows up in time to make a deal to turn his back on Cersei's promise of Riverrun if only Tyrion grants him Highgarden.
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He felt it was very hard for me to make a deal because of, you know, all of this nonsense and much of the case.
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"I'm assuming we'll be able to make a deal with them," he said when the subject of AT&T's new internet TV service came up.
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Rosales says the representative had him fill out a form and then told him to make a deal with the driver who had hit him.
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"So we are getting out, but we will start to negotiate and we will see if we can make a deal that's fair," he added.
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"If we don't make a deal with Congress, most likely I will do that," Trump told Fox News host Sean Hannity in a Thursday interview.
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It's possible we won't be able to reach a deal with one or the other, but in the meantime we'll make a deal with one.
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Trump, who is expected to meet Xi at the G20 summit in Argentina later this month, said on Monday China wants to make a deal.
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He seemed to say that iRobot could make a deal with Apple, Google, or Amazon in the next year or so to share the data.
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But the things he has in common with Trump are he was incredibly ambitious, and he was willing to make a deal under any circumstances.
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This is why China wants to make a deal with the U.S., and wishes it had not broken the original deal in the first place.
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"Frankly it's getting harder for me to want to make a deal with Iran," Trump said, citing the country's increasingly hostile rhetoric and combative behavior.
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That's what they should do... And they should make a deal because it's gonna get worse for the American public, and they shouldn't allow it.
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"We are getting out, but we will start to negotiate and we will see if we can make a deal that is fair," he added.
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"Obama is in the 'let's make a deal' business," Republican candidate Ted Cruz told Fox News, accusing the President of being too accommodating to Iran.
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"We are getting out, but we will start to negotiate and we will see if we can make a deal that is fair," Trump added.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday that Washington was not ready to make a deal with China, but he expected one in the future.
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Quinn and Chet make a deal: Divvy up the crew, and whichever team makes a more compelling season will get the final network air time.
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There hasn't been any official confirmation about the rumored takeover, but according to Kanye West, Apple needs to stop playing hardball and make a deal.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said at the White House that trade talks with Canada were going well and that Ottawa wants to make a deal.
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Moreover, it's not clear that Abbas could sell Palestinians on the concessions he'd inevitably need to make in order to make a deal with Israel.
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"Personally, I don't think we can make a deal because we have been so badly taken advantage of," Trump said in Arizona earlier this year.
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So Canada, Mexico and the EU should make a deal, or better yet, they should drop their tariffs and the United States will remove its.
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RIP, Monty Monty Hall, best known as the host of the zany game show "Let's Make a Deal," died over the weekend at age 96.
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Democratic leadership has already clashed with the president this week after he tweeted that it would not be possible to make a deal with them.
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But it's that very government that Pyongyang is about to sit down with, and, potentially, to make a deal regarding the regime's precious nuclear weapons.
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Even when Latshaw does make a deal, not all the workers it laid off want to return to a business that is so cyclically volatile.
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"As the President made clear, this will only end like the Libyan model ended if Kim Jong Un doesn't make a deal," Pence had said.
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Delta announced an order for 75 jets from Bombardier on Thursday, marking the first U.S. airline to make a deal with the Canadian aircraft manufacturer.
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Inventor Jamie Siminoff was rejected by the sharks on ABC's "Shark Tank" in 2013 when trying to make a deal for his video doorbell startup.
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And the closer they get to the midterm elections in 2018, the harder it will be to make a deal on pretty much any policy.
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"While many Democrats in the House and Senate would like to make a deal, (House) Speaker (Nancy) Pelosi will not let them negotiate," Trump said.
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It's because Donald Trump won't commit to accepting a deal — and he can't even commit to what, exactly, he wants to make a deal about.
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"There's a good possibility that we can make a deal, and he is open to it," Mr. Trump's chief economic adviser, Larry Kudlow, said Tuesday.
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All the Iranians had to do was come to him and they could make a deal, Mr. Trump said, according to a senior French official.
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But both sides were tamping down prospects of a big breakthrough: • "I don't know if they're going to make a deal," President Trump said Friday.
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In 14142 -- was 14213, now it's 14203 years, and they wanted to make a deal and we made a deal, and it's a great deal.
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Op-Ed Contributors Michael T. Flynn, the retired general who served a brief month as President Trump's national security adviser, wants to make a deal.
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Trump was very suspicious of the Evil Empire then and warned that the U.S. should not be too eager to make a deal with Gorbachev.
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Should Cohen seek to make a deal to avoid indictment, it could require him to cooperate with any investigation prosecutors wish, including the Russia probe.
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His potential customer told him that he&aposd make a deal, but only if McDermott added $1,000 worth of free office supplies under the table.
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" "I think the United States should be very, very careful about if they want to make a deal — it should be very tough on that.
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"If we can't make a deal, it'll be terminated and that will be fine," he said in the runup to this last round of negotiations.
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Oscar said that wouldn't happen ... and told the media Canelo was now focusing on trying to make a deal with other fighters, including Daniel Jacobs.
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His insights are just as relevant outside of the show, whether you're looking to make a deal with a client or trying to get hired.
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In sum: All of this is Democrats' fault, and when Obamacare simultaneously implodes and explodes, they will come begging to him to make a deal.
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Brady persuaded the first President Bush to make a deal with Democrats to raise taxes, despite the president's "read my lips" pledge not to do so.
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"China wants to make a deal," Trump said, adding that China had recently sent a list of trade items the nation is open to compromise on.
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We know this," a senior White House official told CNN "Obviously it will be up to them to make a deal and agree to certain compromises.
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On Sunday, President Donald Trump sounded optimistic about trade talks, in part because he believes China is motivated by its slowing economy to make a deal.
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President Donald Trump sounded optimistic about trade talks on Sunday, in part because he believes China is motivated by its slowing economy to make a deal.
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It wasn't that some of the most conservative and liberal members just woke up and decided to make a deal on a recess week for Congress.
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Trump "clearly wants to make a deal with [Russian President Vladimir Putin]," said Chris Brown, a professor of international relations at the London School of Economics.
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"I might want to make a deal with you, but I don't know if the government will seize your assets the next day," says Mr Altug.
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" The big picture: President Trump said in a tweet Thursday that China is "under pressure to make a deal with us," while their markets "are collapsing.
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President Donald Trump said Monday that the U.S. was "not ready" to make a deal with China before adding that he expected one in the future.
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"Whether or not China wants to make a deal, from what I can tell, President Trump believes the longer he holds out, the better," Cramer said.
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Tekashi69's lawyers should be hosting "Let's Make a Deal" ... 'cause they struck another sweet one for him in his alleged assault of an NYPD officer.
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But when it is ready to extract itself from the battlefield, it needs to have a political process underway, and a way to make a deal.
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But with China, if we don't make a deal, you'll see a tariff increase of, you know, we have three – they do $100 billion with us.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday that Chinese trade negotiators should make a deal with President Donald Trump before the 2020 election, or risk dealing with Sen.
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Trump said Friday that the U.S. would continue to hold trade talks with Beijing, but that Washington was not prepared to make a deal for now.
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On Friday, President Donald Trump said he was not ready to make a deal with China and called into question the next round of trade talks.
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If he hadn't been on The Apprentice, he wouldn't have been able to convince anyone that he could "make a deal" with other countries as president.
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It&aposs also possible that he just has a lot of stuff about tariffs and the other side gets scared, and then, they make a deal.
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Houlette went even further and said that France's legislation doesn't work this way and there's no way the French government could make a deal with Google.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday that Washington was not ready to make a deal with China, but that he expected one in the future.
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In Trump's final tweet of the night, he repeated his willingness to make a deal on health care with the Democrats "as soon as ObamaCare folds."
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Then Democrats, who will take the blame, will come crawling to us wanting to make a deal because the politics will be so bad for them.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Monday that he would make a deal on immigration only if he sees it as beneficial for the country.
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While I remain wary, I am encouraged that the Trump administration did not fall into the trap of making a deal simply to make a deal.
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"This will only end like the Libyan model ended if Kim Jong Un doesn't make a deal," Vice President Mike Pence told Fox News on Monday.
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"I am in the White House waiting for the Democrats to come on over and make a deal on Border Security," Trump tweeted late Saturday morning.
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But if the world's two largest economies fail to make a deal, investors should brace for a possible further economic slowdown and potentially more retaliatory tariffs.
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Oil prices fell after investors were disappointed again that members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries did not make a deal to limit production.
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Trump insisted Tuesday that he maintains the upper hand in his battle with China, arguing that Chinese President Xi Jinping is eager to make a deal.
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As chatter of the negotiations spread, Leah Greenberg, the co-executive director of Indivisible, said on Twitter that Schumer should not make a deal with McConnell.
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In 2016, Trump and his then lawyer Michael Cohen wanted to make a deal with David Pecker, the CEO of the company that runs National Enquirer.
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So no one was more surprised than he when the phone rang one day and it was Glencore on the line, looking to make a deal.
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Earlier this month, conservative elder statesmen issued a "Let's Make a Deal" on climate: Nix Obama-era regulations in return for a carbon tax and dividend.
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But the timing of the proposed talks remains unclear, with President Donald Trump saying that the United States was under no pressure to make a deal.
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Lown told Trump that in his opinion, Gorbachev might be ready to make a deal and that he also found the Soviet leader intelligent and knowledgeable.
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The recent merger between Vantiv and Worldpay, and Visa's minority stake in Klarna could fuel PayPal's urgency to make a deal happen, as well, she wrote.
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At some point the Democrats not wanting to make a deal will cost our Country more money than the Border Wall we are all talking about.
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I am all alone (poor me) in the White House waiting for the Democrats to come back and make a deal on desperately needed Border Security.
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It's possible in such a circumstance that McCarthy and Scalise would make a deal where they both just keep their current jobs, cutting Jordan out totally.
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"We're seeing 123 percent of the respondents saying they expect to make a deal in the next 12 months, which is kind of unprecedented," he said.
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The two leaders agreed to make a deal to reduce the use of HFCs a priority, a major concession from China, the world's largest HFC producer.
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Do you think the President would ever make a deal that is sort of watered down just to get it off the table before the election?
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"If we can make a deal, it will be a great thing," Mr. Trump said at a news conference with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull of Australia.
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For now, that leaves Salesforce as the only potential buyer for Twitter, though the company has never confirmed publicly that it wants to make a deal.
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The combative nationalist gave way to the let's-make-a-deal businessman, as he invited them to invest in what he called a resurgent United States.
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The government shut down for three days back in January when Democrats tried to force Republicans to make a deal to take care of DACA recipients.
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" He said Iran's economy is crashing, U.S. sanctions are hurting the Iranian oil industry and that the country's government "very much want to make a deal.
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"We will see what happens but I think we will make a deal," Trump said during an earlier meeting with Egyptian leader Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
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"If it drags on for weeks, it will be Donald Trump's meltdown -- the deal maker who couldn't make a deal," said CNN presidential historian Douglas Brinkley.
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"If we don't make a deal with Congress, most likely I will do that," Trump told Fox News's Sean Hannity, referring to declaring a national emergency.
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Let's hope this very positive step on the trade front encourages China to come to the negotiating table ready to make a deal of their own.
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The women have said since November that their ultimate hope is that Wedgewood will come to the table and make a deal to sell the property.
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Trump has gone out of his way to make sure Democrats know the White House door is always open if they want to make a deal.
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I told him we could make a deal: I would keep it out of my article if he would tell me one of his teammates' nicknames.
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He said the wall&aposs construction will "ruin" his life, but that he felt he had little choice but to make a deal with the government.
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He had to make a deal with prosecutors after he helped deliver his pal Donald Trump's hush payments to the Playboy model and the porn star.
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Toler said she was looking into trading Candace Parker, the franchise star, but because Simmons and Parker were close Holoman wouldn't let her make a deal.
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But it's not yet clear if Cohen is willing to cooperate — or if he has anything of value for federal prosecutors to make a deal worthwhile.
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The other side: President Trump on Wednesday tweeted that O'Rourke "made it much harder to make a deal" on gun reforms but that negotiations would continue.
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Brenda W. Burman, commissioner of the Bureau of Reclamation, the federal agency that oversees the river, pressured states and their water agencies to make a deal.
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"It really makes sense for North Korea to come to the table and make a deal," Trump told reporters at a joint news conference with Moon.
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She was trying to make a deal to sell a long-lost record by a legendary blues musician, on behalf of one of the musician's descendants.
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" Trump kept it much simpler with tweets and soundbites, saying that trade discussions were "moving along nicely," and that the Chinese were "ready to make a deal.
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"If we don't make a deal, I would say it would be very surprising to me that I wouldn't declare a national emergency," Trump told reporters Thursday.
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" "Announcer Jonathan Mangum of Let's Make a Deal pitches game ideas to Zonk favorite characters, The Donkey, Gorilla and Turtle, that could put them out of work.
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He will also add $267 billion worth of tariffs onto goods that are not already subjected to existing tariffs if the two countries don't make a deal.
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If you go to the crossroads and make a deal, they might help you for awhile, but after seven years, they want you to work for them.
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A spokesman for Pelosi did not immediately respond to a request to comment on what it would take for Democrats to give ground and make a deal.
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Trump said he could make a deal with Beijing now, but said he would not be burned again and criticized China for last-minute attempt to renegotiate.
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"But if Trump wants to make a deal with the Palestinians, he will have the Republicans' backing and Netanyahu won't be able to say no to him."
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"I think he's going to make a deal with President Putin, and he will be invited to the White House," Mr. Trump said of the Ukrainian president.
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President Donald Trump said Monday that the United States was "not ready" to make a deal with China, before adding that he expected one in the future.
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On Monday, President Donald Trump said that the U.S. was "not ready" to make a deal with China before adding that he expected one in the future.
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You make a deal like this with a country you don't trust because it creates an accountability mechanism so we know if or when Iran is cheating.
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WAPNER: ANY WORRY THE CHINESE ARE IN NO IMMEDIATE -- HAVE NO IMMEDIATE DESIRE TO MAKE A DEAL AND WILL WAIT IT OUT AS LONG AS THEY CAN?
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Still, regulators could strip a security company such as Symantec of certain clearances if they felt Broadcom ownership posed risks that could make a deal less appealing.
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WALLACE: On immigration, the president says he&aposs willing to make a deal to protect the so-called dreamers, people brought into this country as -- as children.
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He encouraged Uber to sell its South-East Asian business to Grab earlier this year and is urging it to make a deal in India with Ola.
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"I don't want that to happen," he said, referring to the president's claim that the "the Democrats will make a deal" with him after Obamacare spirals out.
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However, even though Bytedance has had some difficulties with those top labels recently, it might be in a good position to make a deal with the companies.
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Just as the producers were about to make a deal to distribute the movie last October, Spacey was accused of sexual assault by "Rent" actor Anthony Rapp.
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A bigger worry, perhaps, is that DirecTV Now doesn't offer CBS and Showtime, though it's still trying to make a deal to bring those to its service.
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Television icon Monty Hall -- the co-creator and host of "Let's Make a Deal" -- died from heart failure at his home in Beverly Hills ... TMZ has learned.
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She went on to explain that she tried to make a deal with the man who attacked her, in an attempt to regain control of the situation.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that trade talks with Canada were going well and that Ottawa very much wanted to make a deal.
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Trump told reporters he has not agreed to the rollback of tariffs sought by China and that Beijing wanted to make a deal more than he did.
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" After providing such reassurances that the United States was absolutely not seeking regime change, he warned, "The best thing he could do is to make a deal.
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Rather, Di Maio has urged Lega to drop its ally, Forza Italia and Berlusconi, in order to make a deal possible, but Salvini has so far refused.
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Trump told reporters he has not agreed to the rollback of tariffs sought by China and that Beijing wanted to make a deal more than he did.
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"I hope we're going to make a deal with China, and if we don't, they're paying us tens of billions of dollars worth of tariffs," Trump said.
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As a result, several of the president's advisers have reportedly urged him to make a deal with China and avoid any escalations that further hit American's wallets.
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"I have $267 billion waiting to go if we can't make a deal," Trump said in an interview on Monday with Fox News Channel's Laura Ingraham (Reuters).
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But Taliban representatives have made clear throughout the negotiation process that they do not intend to make a deal through Ghani's government and have refused direct talks.
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Or did he purposely salute as a part of a broader strategy aimed at putting the North Koreans in the best possible mindset to make a deal?
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But then Rodman started to recount his attempts to convince former President Barack Obama of Kim's willingness to make a deal as long as five years ago.
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Trump's rhetoric and statements to "make a deal with an ExxonMobil ... to go in there" and "spread the wealth" have raised alarms with lawmakers and former diplomats.
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" Trump said this week that if he "can't make a deal with people who are unreasonable" he will declare a national emergency, calling it his "absolute right.
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They are certainly major arms exchangers, which in itself is terrible that we would make a deal with somebody that's a major arms exchanger with North Korea.
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"This is why China wants to make a deal with the U.S., and wishes it had not broken the original deal in the first place," Trump tweeted.
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First, failure is a decoupling of our alliance with South Korea — where we basically break our relationship with South Korea to make a deal with North Korea.
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We entered into contract negotiations with AT&T in good faith, but the company sent negotiators to the table who lacked the authority to make a deal.
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As the Clinton camp continues to press Mr. Trump to release his tax returns, she might be tempted to make a deal, or at least float one.
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So even if he has information of interest to Mr. Mueller and decides to make a deal, Mr. Manafort might not lead investigators into brand-new territory.
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They know that if they don't make a deal, current DACA recipients will remain protected from deportation and able to work for several more months at least.
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"I'd like to see him make a deal with Xi Jinping," Buttigieg cracked Thursday, referencing Trump's months long effort to strike a trade agreement with China. Sen.
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We are going to try to make a deal with China, I want to have great relationships with President XI, as I do, and also with China.
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At some point the Democrats not wanting to make a deal will cost our Country more money than the Border Wall we are all talking about. Crazy!
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You can't make a deal that preserves diversity visa slots for Norway (which currently qualifies) but not for Namibia, on the basis that Trump doesn't like Namibia.
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Both blocs have sworn not to make a deal with the Sweden Democrats, the right-wing, anti-immigration party that now controls enough seats to play kingmaker.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly said that China wants to make a deal, and on Wednesday he said he was also hoping to reach an agreement with Beijing.
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"I know they would like to make a deal," he said of the Iranians, whom he has been trying to draw into talks over their nuclear program.
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Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, told an Iowa radio station on Tuesday that China and the U.S. shouldn't make a deal on "trust" alone.
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In 2014, one of New York City's largest private employers, JPMorgan Chase, sought to make a deal with the newly minted administration of Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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And you know, as the president made clear, you know, this will only end like the Libya Model ended if Kim Jong-un doesn't make a deal.
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Under the circumstances, it is highly unlikely that Cohen is serving up anything new and unobtainable elsewhere that would induce Mueller to make a deal with him.
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