S. trade and economic cooperation is mutual benefit, he added.
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He urged cooperation for the mutual benefit of both nations.
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We should work together more to further policies of mutual benefit.
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Our interests simply naturally converge with yours to our mutual benefit.
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We need to incentivize all parties to proliferate data to mutual benefit.
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Despite the cloud of jargon, there's also visible scope for mutual benefit.
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S. consultations "must be based on mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit".
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The partnership between big tech and small businesses is built on mutual benefit.
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NASA should form partnerships with the new asteroid mining companies for mutual benefit.
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Each of those agreements is tailored to its participants, emphasizing areas of mutual benefit.
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China will stay calm and sober-minded, embrace greater openness and work for mutual benefit.
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S. relations are based on 'non-confrontation, non-conflict, mutual benefit and win-win cooperation.
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S. trade has been of "mutual benefit" and the two countries should continue working together.
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"The relationship between our two kingdoms is one of mutual benefit, learning and understanding," Elizabeth said.
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Despite inevitable tensions between the secret and published world, the relationship has generally been of mutual benefit.
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China's principles are clear, he said - mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit and meeting each other halfway.
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When Mr. Bratton returned and was reunited with Mr. O'Neill, it was a reunion of mutual benefit.
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But behind the scenes, they'll be looking to forge relationships that could work to their mutual benefit.
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And because of that, it's to our mutual benefit for America and Russia to no longer be enemies.
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This is creating a platform where we can have an exchange of mutual benefit that's dignified and equitable.
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Some ads make you aware of products or ideas you might actually like, thus providing a mutual benefit.
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There is an opportunity for China to engage in innovative, positive diplomacy for mutual benefit and mutual respect.
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In the traditional sense, allies are partners with equal resources who choose to work in tandem for mutual benefit.
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The peso has since recovered, on mounting hopes that Mr Trump's administration will recognise the mutual benefit in NAFTA.
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China, in the soothing words of Mr Wang, offers Latin America a "strategy of mutual benefit and shared gain".
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Li said he hoped the two countries could conduct treaty talks on the basis of equality and mutual benefit.
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As L. J. Hanifan and his successors recognized, social networks and norms of reciprocity can facilitate cooperation for mutual benefit.
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Li said he hoped the two countries could conduct the treaty talks on the basis of equality and mutual benefit.
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It will not be carried out on a 'one-size-fits-all' basis, and should stress mutual benefit and reciprocity.
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The revelations show a relationship characterized by mutual benefit and favor-trading on a greater scale than was previously known.
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A blog post by Fei-Fei Li announcing the new lab strikes a similar tone of harmony and mutual benefit.
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We count on sustaining a political campaign, which is of benefit, I would say of mutual benefit for the two countries.
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The tightening ties between Egypt and Israel are an increasingly rare example of America's Middle Eastern allies cooperating to mutual benefit.
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The crucial thing is that it involves two or more people sharing an apartment or a house to their mutual benefit.
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In dealings between people, the alternative to sacrifice is trade, whereby the parties cooperatively engage in voluntary exchange, to mutual benefit.
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"So it's time for China, U.S. to really (go) back to serious communication based on mutual respect, mutual benefit," he said.
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In contrast, the Democratic Party, and Hillary Clinton in particular, is running on a vision of optimism, pragmatism, inclusiveness and mutual benefit.
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" By contrast, he says, Democrats and their nominee, Hillary Clinton, are "running on a vision of optimism, pragmatism, inclusiveness and mutual benefit.
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This partnership is also all about mutual benefit; no money is changing hands in either direction as a result of the deal.
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I have always supported healthy engagement with China, particularly efforts to strengthen economic ties for the mutual benefit of our two countries.
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If the FCC were to allow an edge provider and a consumer to voluntarily negotiate a market arrangement of mutual benefit – i.e.
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To achieve this goal, most traditional banks will use third-party suppliers or will acquire fintech startups for education and mutual benefit.
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But we have to stick to the basis of mutual respect, equal and mutual benefit in the process of resolving the dispute.
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"Let us concentrate on cooperation and properly manage our differences in a spirit of mutual respect and mutual benefit," he said to Tillerson.
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Perhaps a more "emotionally intelligent" workplace might learn to embrace a wider spectrum of people with different outlooks on life, for mutual benefit.
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However, an IT focus would allow both countries to fortify an area of mutual benefit while avoiding sectors that have historically caused friction.
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After La Jolla, a friend invited Richards to participate in the Mutual Benefit Life Open in New Jersey, held right before the Open.
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"We are willing to continue exploring cooperation with Venezuela in various sectors following a principle of mutual benefit and shared development," he said.
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China always believes that consultation on the basis of mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit is an effective way to resolve trade differences.
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"Negotiating with other great powers about how we can together help the world progress to mutual benefit, all of that is fine," he said.
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We know there are positive spillovers and if all countries are trying to lift their economies I think there would be substantial mutual benefit.
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"China and Myanmar are friendly neighbours," it said, adding that infrastructure initiatives where "in accordance with the principles of equal consultation and mutual benefit".
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The biggest surprise was the identity of a mysterious businessman who was apparently recorded discussing matters of "mutual benefit" with the Israeli prime minister.
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The episode underscores the way the Clinton Foundation donors and State Department employees interacted under Secretary of State Clinton — often to their mutual benefit.
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S. trade and business ties is mutual benefit and that there is no future in any trade war between China and the United States.
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This is just one example of the power of corporate venture capital and the mutual benefit it can generate for corporations and startups alike.
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Although the governors are of opposing political parties, they have repeatedly found mutual benefit in cooperating on issues like the Ebola scare in 2014.
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Even then, no single racial group held a majority in the city, and the businessmen put race aside to come together for mutual benefit.
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Even then, no single racial group held a majority in the city, and the businessmen put race aside to come together for mutual benefit.
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The United States should observe the principles of mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit, and they must also keep their word, Lu said, without elaborating.
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Britain hopes to continue collaboration with the EU on security and environmental issues and major science, research and technology initiatives to mutual benefit, Davis said.
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S. economic and trade consultation can only follow the correct track of mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit for there to be hope of success.
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Among them were the Penn Central, a Teamsters union pension fund and Mutual Benefit, at the time the largest life insurance company to have failed.
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More sinister, and less public, are the lobbyists and semipermanent political staffers who connect candidates to donors for their mutual benefit, if no one else's.
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"There is a mutual benefit for sure, but we really want to be able to empower as many people as we possibly can," she said.
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Asked on Wednesday for Beijing's view on the deal's rejection, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said cooperation on economic and trade matters was of mutual benefit.
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But after offering her the job, Ross, said, Ailes met with her and proposed a "sexual alliance," which he said would be to their mutual benefit.
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A senior Trump administration official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the energy strategy aims at the mutual benefit of the United States and its allies.
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Unfortunately, when healthy people are given the choice to not buy coverage and they don't make those forward payments, this system of mutual benefit breaks down.
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This is what it will take to make progress on the issues and ultimately create a society of mutual benefit – where people succeed by helping others.
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This is what it will take to make progress on the issues and ultimately create a society of mutual benefit -- where people succeed by helping others.
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"China is merely doing business with Latin America and all the trade ties are based on the countries' free will and for mutual benefit," it said.
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The United States should look at China's development in a more positive light, and constantly look to "expand the space and prospects for mutual benefit", he said.
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A liking for tariffs on trade, a hard economic power play, reflects the idea that there's no mutual benefit to be had from compromise, accommodation or cooperation.
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The two countries, both listed as state sponsors of terrorism and subjected to U.S. sanctions, saw mutual benefit in teaming up against Western attempts to isolate them.
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"The market consensus is that the U.S. and China will compromise to some extent for mutual benefit, but it still remains the market's major concern," Takahashi said.
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Boosting connectivity can enable information exchanges, bringing about "mutual benefit and win-win cooperation" according to a 2015 white paper jointly released by various Chinese government bodies.
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May's position underscores the nature of today's global supply chain and mutual benefit for all countries to avoid interruptions and distortions in cross-border trade and investment.
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"China is willing to cooperate with the United States on a basis of equality and mutual benefit," the spokesperson said in the speech released on the ministry's website.
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"Equality and mutual benefit means the consultations have to happen on an equal basis, the agreement to be reached has to be beneficial for both sides," he said.
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"There was an established exchange of information between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin of mutual benefit," he said, according to Russian sources he contacted while researching Trump.
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Development projects would be left to the market, while we would continue to support liberalizing trade agreements that foster cross-border cultural and economic ties for mutual benefit.
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The International Space Station now stands as an example of what allies can do in space, studying science and developing technology in low-Earth orbit for mutual benefit.
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Wang referenced China's own past when its economy was controlled by foreign powers, adding that Chinese foreign investment was based on mutual benefit, according to the news agency.
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Asked how China viewed the prospects, Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said China has consistently stressed that the essence of China-US trade is mutual benefit and win-win.
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"What I'm OK with are policies that will move us toward a society of mutual benefit, equal rights, where everybody has the opportunity to realize their potential," said Koch.
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Reuters noted that Wang, a member of China's negotiating team, said Monday that his country's principles are clear: mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit and meeting each other halfway.
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Several OPEC members think that Saudi Arabia and Russia are going to stitch up a deal to their mutual benefit, leaving the rest of them out in the cold.
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The deal is a three-month trial, to be clear, but it is an interestingly rare example of Uber and a taxi company working in tandem for mutual benefit.
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"As far as I know, this project was agreed upon by companies from both sides in accordance with market principles based on equality, mutual benefit and consensus-building," he said.
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Mutual Benefit - in education and business For the Chinese government, providing education to Africans is an extension of China's soft power -- cultivating the next generation of African scholars and elites.
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Trade is people in China and people in the United States engaging in the voluntary exchange of goods and services to their mutual benefit, whether Americans are importing or exporting.
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As such, it occurs to me that the time might be ripe for tech workers to consider how to collectively harness, and maybe organize around, automation for their mutual benefit.
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"Conversely as the many communications, including text and e-mails show, Leonard permitted Nike to use the Leonard logo for their mutual benefit ... for the term of their contract," it said.
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Trump said the United States was ready to make a bilateral deal with any country in the Indo-Pacific region, but only on the basis of "mutual respect and mutual benefit".
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Ultimately, Trump's disclosure of sensitive information is unlikely to prevent future sharing of intelligence between the US and the source's country because cooperation is done for "mutual benefit," the source added.
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That through uncomfortably close relationships, the well-connected act in concert with politicians to affect a mutual benefit, a benefit that may very well come at the detriment of the masses.
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This is simply untrue; this is a purely commercial project which is being implemented on the basis of mutual benefit to those commercial companies that operate in the European energy market.
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It used to be argued that, despite manifold areas of tension between China and America, the relationship was so complex and multilayered there would always be mitigating areas of mutual benefit.
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Liking her own body, trusting her own instincts, valuing her own time and company, thinking she's interesting and special, entering business and personal relationships based only on mutual benefit and respect.
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One popular blog post explained that reciprocity has been translated into "mutual benefit" in Chinese, which explains why many in China didn't understand that the idea could be used in retaliation.
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Speaking in Beijing, Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said China has relations with all countries, including El Salvador, on the basis of mutual respect, mutual benefit and not interfering in domestic affairs.
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"There is enough self-interest and mutual benefit to ensure that the exit negation and ultimate arrangement between the two parties is such that it will result in a reasonable outcome," he said.
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"We see a great opportunity for mutual benefit," she said, adding that the gas could come both from the Neuquen basin, home to Vaca Muerta, and from the Austral basin in southern Argentina.
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If, during the course of conversation, two voters decide to change their minds for mutual benefit, that is merely an acknowledgement that our voting system — enslaved to the Electoral College — encourages strategic action.
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Here are a few of our favourite words: Symbiocene The antithesis of the Anthropocene, the future after solastalgia in which human beings are connected to nature in every way imaginable for mutual benefit.
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"There's not a lot of dramatic or emotional payoff in watching how they cooperate to stage events for the mutual benefit of his clients and her show," Mike Hale wrote in The Times.
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"Only if China and the United States respect each and give consideration to other's core interests and key concerns can there be long-term, stable cooperation, and effect win-win mutual benefit, " Wang said.
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The open CC list on those emails revealed reporters at every major outlet with whom that publicist shared relationships — and mutual benefit, given her firm's starry client list, from Will Smith to Meryl Streep.
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A spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs previously told Reuters "it's a major project for the mutual benefit and cooperation between China and Indonesia and helps promote local economic and social development".
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's premier Li Keqiang says cooperation between China and the United States can create mutual benefit, as negotiations between the world's two largest economies over a trade war continue to drag on.
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Energy and the environment were highlighted next; as the statement noted, the "world's largest energy-trading relationship" works to our mutual benefit, and the Keystone XL pipeline is a top priority for both leaders.
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However, many have been getting a makeover in the last couple years, so outfits like Founders Factory is linking corporates up with startups in a sort of pact of mutual benefit across several verticals.
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Additionally, portfolio companies are able to access competitive and often non-dilutive financing by monetizing an unavoidable expense that is being paid to its current processors, thus yielding a mutual benefit for both parties.
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"China is willing to strive together with the United States to appropriately handle and resolve trade issues felt by both sides on a basis of mutual benefit," the official newspaper cited Liu as saying.
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Groups put aside their short-term interests insofar as they believe that they are part of a larger Us, a larger identity, working collectively toward long-term goals that are to everyone's mutual benefit.
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The cheapest available option for many students is a school health plan administered by Deseret Mutual Benefit Administrators, which, like the university, is owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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"This is an uncompromising document from the US point of view, with no mention of mutual benefit," said David Henig, the director of the UK Trade Policy Project and a former UK trade official.
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"As has been repeated multiple times and proven by facts, China-US economic cooperation is in its essence for mutual benefit and win-win results," China's foreign ministry said in a statement released late Wednesday.
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"We are really grateful to Animals for Armed Forces Foundation for supporting our belief that orphan pets and military families provide a mutual benefit to one another," stated Helen Woodward Animal Services Manager Ed Farrelly.
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I hope the two sides trade teams can continue working in the spirit of mutual respect, equality, and mutual benefit to resolve each others concerns, and finish negotiations on the text of the China-U.
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Rooted in joint cooperation and mutual benefit, representatives of workers, employers and the government would share responsibility in overseeing this trust designed to advance equitable employment opportunities as a key mechanism to building workforce competitiveness.
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"It will be different, this deal, because it places an emphasis on both parties working in a far more collaborative fashion to try and develop the British Grand Prix to our mutual benefit," he added.
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" Charles Koch himself said he hopes to see people in power who will back policies that will "move toward a society, mutual benefit, equal rights, where everybody has the opportunity to realize their full potential.
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The essence of China-Japan business and economic cooperation is mutual benefit and win win, and both companies have legally operated in Japan for a long time, he told a daily news briefing in Beijing.
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"Only if China and the United States respect each other and give consideration to other's core interests and key concerns can there be long-term, stable cooperation, and effect win-win mutual benefit," Wang said.
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BEIJING, Oct 23 (Reuters) - China's premier Li Keqiang says cooperation between China and the United States can create mutual benefit, as negotiations between the world's two largest economies over a trade war continue to drag on.
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"China is a resolute protector of internet security, and advocates that the international community should jointly face internet security threats via dialogue and cooperation on the basis of mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit," it added.
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" Charles Koch himself told that he hopes to see people in power who will back policies that will "move toward a society, mutual benefit, equal rights, where everybody has the opportunity to realize their full potential.
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"It is China's hope that the two sides can find a way to resolve the economic and trade issues on the basis of mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit," he told a daily briefing on Wednesday.
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Koch replied that he hopes to see people in power who will back policies that will "move toward a society, mutual benefit, equal rights, where everybody has the opportunity to realize their full potential," he said.
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During a Chinese foreign ministry briefing on Monday, spokesperson Lu Kang said that "China is sincere about properly resolving trade frictions on the basis of mutual respect, equality, mutual benefit and reciprocity," according to an official translation.
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"I'm looking for policies that will move forward a society of mutual benefit, where everybody has the opportunity to realize their objectives, so I don't care what initials are in front or after somebody's name," Koch said.
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Later, asked about the US-China relationship during a question-and-answer session with the WEF chairman, Wang said that the two economies rely on each other, so "there has to be mutual benefit and win-win."
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"We hope that the U.S. can maintain calm, return to rationality, stop wrong practices, and create conditions for the two sides to conduct consultations on the basis of mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit," Geng said Tuesday.
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" Charles Koch himself told reporters that he hopes to see people in power who will back policies that will "move toward a society, mutual benefit, equal rights, where everybody has the opportunity to realize their full potential.
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"What we discussed with JP Morgan was that the relationship between the government of Indonesia with any institution, if it is really based on mutual benefit and serving the country, it should be defined more clearly," Indrawati said.
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After Cousins went down, Rondo's circumstances transformed into even more of a mutual benefit—Davis and Holiday are ideal complementary pieces on both ends—and playing with legitimately high stakes hasn't hurt the degree to which he's engaged.
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They discuss a few forms that such incremental cooperation might take, including Victor's long-time hobby horse, "climate clubs," small groups of countries working together on climate strategies that offer mutual benefit, boosting one another's fortitude and ambition.
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"This will be a vital part of Iran's re-integration into the international community and we will continue to work to strengthen and expand our trading relationship for mutual benefit," said a statement attributed to a government spokesperson.
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Egypt's irrigation ministry said it was seeking to reach agreement on filling and operating the dam that "achieves the interests of the three countries ... in a manner that preserves the sustainability of the river and the mutual benefit".
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"The key lies in that the Shanghai Spirit, featuring mutual trust, mutual benefit, equality, consultation, respect for cultural diversity and pursuit of common development, echoes the theme of the era, in which unilateralism can hardly prevail," it said.
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Having just concluded a state visit to China, Trump said the United States was ready to make a bilateral deal with any country in the Indo-Pacific region, but only on the basis of "mutual respect and mutual benefit".
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" Hollywood&aposs Most Nuclear Divorces The pair went on to say that they "ultimately want you to feel happy for us, respect our privacy during this difficult time, and pray for our mutual benefit as we weather this storm.
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If both shows agree to run each other's ad, they'll send each other the audio ad, and RedCircle will automatically determine how long they'll have to run it so that both shows get a mutual benefit from the deal.
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Highly skilled candidates who bring significant value and importance to an employer's business are likely to be rewarded with an employment contract, as the contract is often of mutual benefit to both the candidate and the employer, he said.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto said on Thursday he is optimistic that the United States, Mexico and Canada can successfully renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) to the mutual benefit of the three countries.
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For example, because the talent pool of engineers and developers who specialize in self-driving and electric technology is limited, partnerships allow the companies to combine their resources for mutual benefit rather than recruiting talent away from each other.
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"We want to see a close and cooperative relationship with our European neighbours outside the European Union, based on solidarity as well as mutual benefit and fair trade, along with a wider proactive internationalism across the globe," he said.
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"I don't think this administration is looking as hard into issues of human rights" compared to strategic alliances with partners that promise "mutual benefit," Hawthorne said, noting that the United States has many ongoing strategic concerns in the Middle East.
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And a very typical discussion we'll have with our supply chain is, if there's an opportunity for them to increase volume or access to additional platforms, if we can gain a cost advantage in the marketplace, that's a mutual benefit.
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A "new style" of international relations is proposed that is "win-win" and of "mutual benefit" for all, but many Western nations remain critical of China's regional behavior over issues such as the contested waters of the South China Sea.
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When it's done right, sex work is a straightforward and consensual form of sexual interaction in a deeply uneven world — money is power, sex is power, and the two can be consensually exchanged for mutual benefit in clear and honest ways.
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With the "we like seeing you" framing, Starbucks fell into a trap that is common with loyalty programs: establishing not just an exchange relationship with its customers based on mutual benefit, but a communal relationship based on mutual caring and support.
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"I would like to stress that this project was agreed upon by China, Britain and France in the spirit of mutual benefit and cooperation, and win-win cooperation, and has always had the strong support of Britain and France," Hua said.
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This proposes a "new style" of international relations is proposed that is "win-win" and of "mutual benefit" for all, but many Western nations remain critical of China's behavior over issues such as the contested waters of the South China Sea.
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Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke on Thursday about the NAFTA trade deal and agreed there was an opportunity to update the accord to the mutual benefit of all signatories, the Mexican government said.
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Some kind of mutual benefit has to be involved in the interaction, and compatibility is key; humans entering a threesome with plants to aid in the pollination process is a go, whereas certain modes of interspecies sexuality could constitute abuse.
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The future economic strength of both countries is at stake, as is the degree to which the U.S. and China view their relationship as a zero-sum game or one in which mutual benefit and cooperation are possible and necessary.
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Their EP Slop will be co-released on November 11 between House Anxiety / Marathon Artists and Father/Daughter Records who have, between them, introduced the world to Courtney Barnett, King Krule, Diet Cig and Mutual Benefit among loads of others.
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Glenn A. Albrecht, a self-described "farmosopher" for his love of gardening and philosophy, imagines a post-Anthropocene epoch (Anthropocene is the current geological age of negative human impact on the environment) where human beings live in symbiosis with nature for mutual benefit.
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LONDON, July 25 (Reuters) - Luxembourg will not seek to lure away British financial firms anxious about keeping a foot in the European Union after Brexit, the Grand Duchy's government said on Monday, saying it aimed instead to work with them for mutual benefit.
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In the white paper, titled "China and the World Trade Organization", the government reiterated that it pursues a trade strategy of mutual benefit and win-win, and that China will continue to open up in "a more comprehensive, profound and diversified way".
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China cooperated with other countries based on principles of mutual respect and mutual benefit, Hua told a daily news briefing, adding that if the U.S. wanted to invest in, and help with, projects in other countries, it was welcome to do so.
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"The two countries' governments agreed to develop good friendly relations on the principles of mutual respecting sovereignty and territorial integrity, non-aggression, mutual non-interference in internal affairs, mutual benefit, and peaceful coexistence," China's Foreign Ministry said in a statement on its website.
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The hire is directly connected to the company's push towards monetizing the platform, most recently signaled by January's sizable deal with Universal Music Group, which was arranged to ensure each party's mutual benefit as SoundCloud works toward new advertising and subscription services.
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Laura Bassett, a former senior politics reporter at HuffPost, touted Warren's signal of support for Klobuchar as an example of "shine theory," a term coined by Ann Friedman and Aminatou Sow to describe the practice of women elevating each other for their mutual benefit.
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"We think we can get a deal done fairly quickly ... I think we would transform the atmosphere, and it would be on the basis of mutual benefit and mutual interest, and on that basis I think we'd get a deal swiftly," he told reporters.
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Negotiating with other great powers about how we can together help the world progress to mutual benefit, all of that is fine, but if you have the attitude that you're aggrieved and pressing your grievance rather than negotiating the future is what it's about.
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That comes close on the heels of a similar meeting in Shanghai last December, showing that a Sino-Japanese "strategic relationship of mutual benefit" may be heating up while Tokyo feels secure under the U.S. defense umbrella and enjoys full access to American markets.
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In an address on the sidelines of the annual United Nations General Assembly in New York, Wang urged a move away from confrontation between the two biggest global economies, saying they should cooperate for mutual benefit and for that of rest of the world.
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"It is worth pointing out that mutual benefit and win-win results are defining features of economic cooperation and trade between China and the U.S., and meet the common interests of both," China's foreign ministry spokesperson Hong Lei, said in a regular press briefing on Wednesday.
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"MUTUAL benefit, joint responsibility and shared destiny," sings a choir of enthusiastic schoolgirls in a music video called "The Belt and Road, Sing Along" from Xinhua, a news service run by the Chinese government, that mixes shots of cranes and shipping containers with people enjoying foreign landmarks.
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" In a statement, Michael Mostyn, CEO of B'nai Brith Canada, said the premier is "demonstrating great leadership by strengthening bilateral cooperation between Israel and Ontario to their mutual benefit, and she has ensured the toxic BDS agenda will be recognized as the extremist dogma it is.
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Wouldn't it be more informative if the investigations focused on the possibility of direct influence on Mr. Trump by the Russian government and other Russian entities by the use of investments, deals, favors and financial incentives that would tie them together to mutual benefit, and, perhaps, obligation?
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Unlike negotiating a free trade agreement with a first-time partner, U.S. businesses and farmers have built massive networks of commercial and investment relationships across North America under NAFTA, by which companies are producing and selling things together across the borders of the continent to great mutual benefit.
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The Esports Forum provides an important and extremely valuable opportunity for us to gain a deeper understanding of esports, their impact and likely future development, so that we can jointly consider the ways in which we may collaborate to the mutual benefit of all of sport in the years ahead.
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"Such unilateral and bullying trade protectionism and maximum pressure violates the consensus reached by head of China and United States, violates the principle of mutual respect and mutual benefit, and seriously damages the multilateral trade system and the normal international trade order," China's commerce ministry said in a statement on Saturday.
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"Glocom makes sincere efforts at product services with education, transfer of technology, joint venture and collaboration for countries and organizations around the world that safeguard territorial integrity and struggle against aggression and war under the principle of independence, equality and mutual benefit meeting the customers' requirements," the company's website reads.
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Speaking at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Vietnam, Trump stated that while the U.S. was ready to make bilateral deals with Indo-Pacific nations, this would only be on the foundation of "mutual respect and mutual benefit, " adding that the States could no longer tolerate chronic trade abuses.
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In an address on the sidelines of the annual United Nations General Assembly in New York, Wang Yi, China's foreign minister and state councilor, urged a move away from confrontation between the two biggest global economies, saying they should cooperate for mutual benefit and for that of rest of the world.
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Speaking at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Vietnam, Trump stated that while the U.S. was ready to make bilateral deals with countries in the Indo-Pacific region, this would only be on the foundation of "mutual respect and mutual benefit," adding that the States could no longer tolerate chronic trade abuses.
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"To forfeit areas of mutual benefit with China unilaterally and voluntarily seems like the wrong thing for the Secretary of State to be doing at this time," Pete Ogden, who studies climate policy at the Center for American Progress and formerly worked at the State Department and in the White House, told me.
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NEW YORK, Sept 24 (Reuters) - China's top diplomat, Foreign Minister and State Councilor Wang Yi, hit back at tough criticisms from the United States on Tuesday and said the world's two biggest economies should respect each others' interests and cooperate for their mutual benefit and for that of rest of the world.
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Steelmakers recently urged Trump to take broad action to reduce steel imports to curb global excess steel production capacity, largely in China.. Asked about Trump's steel comments, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said the world economy was recovering and all parties should cherish the momentum and send signals of cooperation and mutual benefit.
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The Chinese counter-argument, from an op-ed in the Communist Party-linked Global Times: "China is merely doing business with Latin America and all the trade ties are based on the countries' free will and for mutual benefit ... However, the U.S. has long seen Latin America as its backyard," it said, per CNBC.
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Steelmakers recently urged Trump to take broad action to reduce steel imports to curb global excess steel production capacity, largely in China.. Asked about Trump's steel comments, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said the world economy was recovering and all parties should cherish the momentum and send signals of cooperation and mutual benefit.
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Mexican officials, concerned about negative impressions of Mexico in the United States, have been rolling out a strategy to improve the image of their country and show how the relationship between the two nations has been of "mutual benefit," said Paulo Carreño, the newly appointed under secretary for North America in Mexico's Foreign Ministry.
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Since Mr. Trump was elected, Mr. Trudeau has sent a series of envoys — cabinet ministers, premiers and a former prime minister, Brian Mulroney — on regular trips to the United States to meet with American officials, lawmakers, chambers of commerce and businesses, to convince them of the mutual benefit of free trade with their northern neighbor.
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"We would like to reiterate, mutually beneficial cooperation between China and the Maldives takes place on the basis of equality and mutual benefit, and has already achieved results that are plain for all to see, and has been welcomed by the people of the Maldives," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement sent to Reuters.
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If Erdoğan can accept that his expectations cannot be realized because of the constraints of U.S. law and national security interests but that he will be treated as an equal and there will be no interference or even harsh commentary regarding his domestic policies, these two birds of a feather should flock together for the mutual benefit of their respective national security interests.
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EU has put de-escalation and mutual benefit of good trade relation first, always, but today's concession could set dangerous precedent #trade It's also unclear how long Trump would want to engage in trade negotiations, which usually take a long time and hinge on increasingly specific and esoteric details, or if he will change his mind and lash out at the Europeans down the road.
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Though it can be frustrating when a WTO ruling goes against you, respecting these rulings struck the WTO's founding members as being, on balance, to their mutual benefit—much as it benefits individual Americans, on balance, to let courts resolve disputes among them, even if it's occasionally frustrating not to be able to tell your neighbors that if they don't turn down their music you'll burn down their house.
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Before coming to Florida last week to talk trade, plan out East Asian security and play a round of golf, Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe kicked off in Tokyo a series of meetings with China's visiting State Councillor Wang Yi. The meetings were set to strengthen the Sino-Japanese "strategic relationship of mutual benefit," to expand a $300 billion bilateral trade and to increase further the flow of 7.3 million Chinese visitors to Japan.
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