"We would negotiate, negotiate and negotiate and create that connection," he said.
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"They want to negotiate ... they want to negotiate," the President said.
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We start to negotiate, when we negotiate or understand each other's position.
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That's partly because people who negotiate once tend to negotiate a lot — and the more you negotiate, the higher your chances of making more money.
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"'Negotiate like crazy' must mean 'not negotiate at all,'" Pelosi said earlier Tuesday.
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Countries negotiate and negotiate, but customarily they come to an agreement to represent unity.
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"They want to negotiate, they're talking about negotiating, but I don't think they're ready to negotiate."
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It would negotiate whatever deals it wants to negotiate with Europe in its own sweet time.
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Getting the North Koreans to seriously negotiate requires real fear of the consequences of failure to negotiate.
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"The president will negotiate but, at this point, he's not going to negotiate with himself," Sanders said.
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If President Trump can negotiate successfully with North Korea he can — and should continue to negotiate with Russia.
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I know they want to negotiate, they're talking about negotiating, but I don't think they're ready to negotiate.
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Doggett's has a keen sense of cowboy aggression: You better negotiate with us, or we'll make you negotiate.
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While doing research for her book, Hauser found that women negotiate more effectively when they negotiate for someone else.
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I didn't negotiate my first salary — hell, I didn't negotiate anything until I was 33 — 10 years into my career!
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In addition to authorizing Medicare to negotiate, it adds teeth, if the drug companies refuse to negotiate in good faith.
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But if Trump can't negotiate some cheesy diversions, what makes anybody think he can negotiate a new trade deal with China?
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Others have tried to negotiate with all involved, however, expecting the unconscionably greedy to negotiate in good faith is rather naïve.
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And I think Bolton has his own views that you can't negotiate with the Taliban, you can't negotiate with the ayatollah.
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The first thing… is we will not negotiate under a threat, we will not negotiate with a gun to our head.
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That leaves the U.K. with very little time to negotiate a complex trade deal that normally takes several years to negotiate.
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Allow Medicare to negotiate on what it pays for prescription drugs Currently, Medicare cannot negotiate prescription drug prices with pharmaceutical companies.
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I mean, it used-- it's just part of our lives to negotiate and it's part of my life not to negotiate, so.
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But as Marty Feldstein, the economist, talked about in our paper last week, we can negotiate that, and we should negotiate that.
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"I tried to negotiate the situation over the years, and negotiate with myself and pretend it kind of never happened," she said.
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"If the PSOE (Socialists) don't want to negotiate with us, it's very difficult to negotiate," Rajoy said during a radio interview on Monday.
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Doha has used this sway to negotiate with various groups including the Taliban, as well as to help negotiate ceasefires between Israel and Hamas.
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Negotiate a raise Once you've proven your skills, negotiate new responsibilities with your boss and how those responsibilities affect your position in the company.
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Rather than empower Medicare to negotiate directly, the blueprint would give private plans more authority to negotiate by loosening requirements that they cover certain drugs.
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"You come on here knowing you have to negotiate, but that puts a cap on what you're able to negotiate," Cuban said during the episode.
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"When it comes time to negotiate the cost of drugs, we are going to negotiate like crazy," Trump said in New Hampshire in early 85033.
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"When it comes time to negotiate the cost of drugs, we are going to negotiate like crazy," Trump said in New Hampshire in early 2016.
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"When it comes time to negotiate the cost of drugs, we are going to negotiate like crazy," Trump said in New Hampshire in early 2016.
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You have room to negotiate on almost every part of your car purchaseMost people don&apost think to negotiate beyond the price of the car.
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I remember very well: The first job I had out of law school, I didn't negotiate; the second job out of law school, I didn't negotiate.
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"China hasn't used that as an excuse not to negotiate... It's only the EU that is insisting we can't negotiate if there are tariffs, " he added.
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In the scene in the Dragonpit, Jon talks about the army of the dead having no general to negotiate with, and no terms you can negotiate.
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" Instead, Trump asserts that the U.S. was in the prime position to negotiate with Iran, and dings Obama for allegedly possessing "absolutely no ability to negotiate.
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She also co-sponsors the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Act, which would allow the Secretary of Health and Human Services to negotiate drug prices in Medicare, and the Empowering Medicare Seniors to Negotiate Drug Prices Act, which would allow Medicare to negotiate for prescription drugs. Yes.
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"We should increase their incentive to negotiate, but we also need to be realistic about how much they can negotiate for those products," Vanderbilt's Stacie Dusetzina said.
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In Germany, sickness funds leverage market power to secure lower prices, coming together regionally to negotiate contracts with doctors and hospitals, and nationally to negotiate drug prices.
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And, though salary wise it's not always an option to negotiate individually because of unions, I wish I had felt I had room to negotiate other things sooner.
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"Bedtime is not optional, and just as parents should not negotiate whether a child has to brush his or her teeth, they should not negotiate bedtime," she said.
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Israeli official: We don't negotiate with prisoners A spokesman for the Israel Prison Service, Assaf Librati, said the prison service does not, as a rule, negotiate with prisoners.
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Her research has found that women negotiate for lower salaries for themselves, and worry about seeming too pushy, as opposed to when they negotiate on behalf of a friend.
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The U.S. can re-negotiate tariff rates, but is supposed to go through the WTO process — and whatever rate they re-negotiate they have to give to everybody else.
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"The aim is to form a united group vested with the power to negotiate, vote on and deliver finality if there is an opportunity to negotiate a settlement," Rice said.
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The CFPB accused the company of offering to negotiate debt settlements on behalf of consumers while knowing that some companies refuse to negotiate with debt-settlement companies as third parties.
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Negotiate rental termsAfter you've found a house that meets your budget and lifestyle needs, speak to the landlord or property management company to negotiate terms that work best for you.
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But I would say this, in order to negotiate a deal, I'd want to go in there as evenly as possible and we'll see if we can negotiate a deal.
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That would allow Medicare to finally negotiate and lift the ban that big pharma got into law that says they can't negotiate for better prices [for drugs] for our seniors.
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If the recruiter can't offer you a raise or bonus in any certain terms, see if you can at least negotiate an expedited review process to re-negotiate your salary.
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"Iran will never negotiate under pressure ... We will never yield to America's pressure and we will not negotiate from a position of weakness," Rouhani said in a televised news conference.
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We are using them to negotiate fair trade deals and, if countries are still unwilling to negotiate, they will pay us vast sums of money in the form of Tariffs.
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"We're continuing to negotiate, trying to negotiate in good faith and not wanting to draw a line in the sand without seeing real numbers in terms of mandatory spending," he said.
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Negotiate bilaterally — and quickly — without Mexico at the table.
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" "We need to open up government and then negotiate.
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" To be successful, Malhotra advises, "negotiate multiple interests simultaneously.
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However, last week, Barzani bit the bullet and returned to Baghdad, not to negotiate independence, but to negotiate bettering economic and military cooperation, a tone echoed by Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) representatives.
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The "Better Deal" labor law reform bills introduced in Congress — the Workers Freedom to Negotiate Act and the Public Service Freedom to Negotiate Act — are a major step in the right direction.
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Consequently, Pyongyang sees no guarantees for its survival other than nuclear weapons and while it proclaims it will negotiate about other issues, it will not negotiate away its rights to nuclear weapons.
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Allow Medicare to negotiate with Big Pharma It's time to empower the Medicare program to negotiate prescription drug prices directly with pharmaceutical companies, which would save money for the program and patients alike.
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Trump wants to negotiate individual trade deals with these countries.
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There are other ways to negotiate between Republicans and Democrats.
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We are always ready to negotiate with the Russian side.
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The guy could negotiate a bird off a bird feeder.
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So if I can — now, I love to negotiate things.
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I tend not to negotiate, though I know I should.
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The President says he'll negotiate new deals with other countries.
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Cortese said the county is willing to negotiate with landowners.
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Women are eight times less likely to negotiate their salary.
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" As a prime example, Brewster points to the word "negotiate.
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Like they don't negotiate or ask for what they want.
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David had reportedly been trying to negotiate less since then.
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It uses an app to negotiate with farmers and fishermen.
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He goes to David, Miguel's son, and tries to negotiate.
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Nadler said he would not negotiate on the hearing's format.
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Different insurance plans negotiate different discounts off that list price.
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I'll negotiate a lot more money than you'll ever get.
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"Know the variables you want to negotiate on," he said.
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Uber also helps its drivers negotiate leases with car dealers.
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We go on tour, and negotiate a simple massage party.
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Then, finally, they can begin to negotiate a labor contract.
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Basically, negotiate from the beggar's manual with a fearful perspective.
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"We are not saying we will not negotiate," Hemedti said.
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The Medicare program cannot negotiate drug prices under current law.
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"Until then, everybody's positioning, but nobody can negotiate," Collins said.
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"I'm not going to negotiate in the media," he replied.
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Mack appears to be trying to negotiate a plea agreement.
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Outside, the police have gathered to negotiate the hostage situation.
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That's a very obvious thing we're willing to negotiate on.
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Specialized wallet contracts could also negotiate fees with miners directly .
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Saves money: Teams don't have to negotiate costly venue agreements.
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Or negotiate with an unreasonable auto rickshaw driver in Mumbai?
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Women do negotiate, but they have less success than men.
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The President said many times that he's willing to negotiate.
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I mean, we are not going to negotiate on CNBC.
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People have got to negotiate that and figure it out.
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By contrast, college athletes aren't free to negotiate with schools.
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He just says, I will negotiate a better deal. How?
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But we can't negotiate with a murderous, evil regime, right?
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Pharmaceutical companies negotiate discounts, called rebates, with pharmacy benefit managers.
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Trump told Ross he didn't trust him to negotiate anymore.
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In fact, only half of job seekers negotiate their salary.
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There are Kurds invited, but as observers -- not to negotiate.
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Attempts to negotiate a truce in recent months have failed.
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Be smart about your approach when you call to negotiate.
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We're guessing she might be in the market to negotiate.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas refuses even to negotiate with Israel.
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They'll be able to negotiate salaries they deserve to have.
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Most trade agreements take at least 18 months to negotiate.
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Learn how to negotiate with this onlin course See Details
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"We will not negotiate our way to talks," Thornton said.
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People flash cash as they negotiate, and everyone is haggling.
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Some pension funds are clubbing together to negotiate lower fees.
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"We don't negotiate in the press," Manfred told Fox Sports.
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They also negotiate rebates from manufacturers and discounts from drugstores.
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Parties negotiate not just price but a variety of terms.
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Those are the people that we have to negotiate with.
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Are good writers able to help readers negotiate such issues.
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Hilal and Ruwayshan were involved in efforts to negotiate peace.
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Pai has also shown a willingness to negotiate and compromise.
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The EU will not negotiate our future partnership without it.
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Iran says it will not negotiate until sanctions are lifted.
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Efforts to negotiate some kind of compromise have gone nowhere.
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"The U.S. is willing to negotiate with Pyongyang," they wrote.
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"I don't want to negotiate through the media," he added.
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Ideally, increased pay transparency would encourage women to negotiate harder.
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The committee then hired a mediator to negotiate a settlement.
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"Some people have an ability to negotiate," he told her.
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But the White House is in no mood to negotiate.
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And-- and-- we thought they should sit down and negotiate.
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Laffer also said that Trump could negotiate better trade deals.
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And the EU reiterated that it is ready to negotiate.
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He could choose to negotiate or perhaps he could stonewall.
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The Public Service Freedom to Negotiate Act, introduced by Sen.
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"We can't pay, we are going to negotiate," he said.
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THEN YOU NEGOTIATE WITH THE SECOND YOU GET PICKED APART.
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And when you lose the war, you have to negotiate.
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Sir, my last – TRUMP: I would use trade to negotiate.
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Many sex workers negotiate reviews as part of their tip.
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Each has to negotiate its own prices with drugmakers separately.
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Consider the Veterans Health Administration, which does negotiate drug prices.
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Can Trump just decide to let Medicare negotiate drug prices?
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Go deeper: What it's like to negotiate with North Korea.
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It is important for entrepreneurs to be ready to negotiate.
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TC: You're only going to negotiate with other European countries?
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Since then, I've had to negotiate my prison time differently.
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That threat is now on hold while the sides negotiate.
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I don't want to negotiate my prices or condom use.
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There just isn't, because there's no one to negotiate with.
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You know, I'm going to negotiate with the Freedom Caucus.
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In many foreign countries, officials negotiate prices with drug manufacturers.
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The A.A.C. is preparing to negotiate a new deal now.
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How does one negotiate the power dynamics of collaborative curation?
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Bashar is not going to negotiate himself out of power.
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Pence has already tried to negotiate to end the shutdown.
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"The agency never encouraged me to negotiate," she told me.
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Is the President going to meet with Rouhani to negotiate?
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North Korea has also struggled to negotiate with Mr. Trump.
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It allows the federal government to negotiate lower drug prices.
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Gavin: Maybe you can negotiate a lifetime supply of CoronaRitas.
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The hostages were released, but the government refused to negotiate.
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It is our responsibility to try to negotiate with them.
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"More and more, the clients try to negotiate," she says.
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Women don't get paid well because they don't negotiate well.
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The United Nations has been unable to negotiate a ceasefire.
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How can a liar negotiate treaties or navigate international disputes?
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The city must negotiate a deal with the Boring Company.
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The government refused, saying it would not negotiate with terrorists.
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If you think you need maintenance packages, negotiate for them.
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Whereas for everything else I've written, you negotiate all that.
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They couldn't negotiate delivering basic sanitation supplies to the camps.
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Drug companies would be severely penalized if they don't negotiate.
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Check resources that can help you compare prices. Appeal. Negotiate.
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But they disagree on what sort of deal to negotiate.
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Why negotiate with someone who goes back on their word?
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I encourage both parties to negotiate to end this conflict.
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They then negotiate the defendant's ultimate charges or potential sentence.
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See if you can negotiate some sort of moving package.
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"I'm using them to negotiate," Trump said of the tariffs.
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The right option, though painful, is to negotiate with China.
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Tehran wouldn't want to negotiate with Trump either, Newton said.
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GM must contractually negotiate any plant closures with the UAW.
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Brokers may charge a fee, too, which you can negotiate.
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Each side wants to negotiate from a position of strength.
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There are limits to how much you can negotiate, though.
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If they have suggestions, then now they need to negotiate.
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These doctors negotiate separate deals with insurance companies for payment.
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Wage transparency helps women negotiate for the money they deserve.
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China -- very, very, very soft as we negotiate on trade.
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There is virtually nothing left for the Palestinians to negotiate.
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The men, both in their late 214s, declined to negotiate.
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AND THE PRESIDENT WOULD MUCH PREFER TO NEGOTIATE THROUGH NAFTA.
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It's also continuing to negotiate more deals with other developers.
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They will not negotiate until further gains prove too costly.
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North Korea must renounce nuclear weapons before we will negotiate.
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He tried to negotiate further, but Dubai officials stopped responding.
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Lawyers look for loopholes and mistakes and then negotiate deals.
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Wheeler summoned both parties to Washington to negotiate with staff.
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AND YOU KNOW, THEY HAVE TO NEGOTIATE AN IMMIGRATION BILL.
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"I think we're going to continue to negotiate," she said.
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Negotiate in good faith with Putin to pursue common interests?
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The two chains might also decide to negotiate a settlement.
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The president did his best to negotiate a marital truce.
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The next step was to negotiate a formal withdrawal agreement.
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That agreement froze U.S. tariffs while the two countries negotiate.
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Find Senator Schatz and me a Republican to negotiate with.
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Mr. North has said Mr. LaPierre helped negotiate the contract.
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"There is no other option than to negotiate," Youssef said.
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City officials signed an agreement to negotiate a consent decree.
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I hope they come back and negotiate a real deal.
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One of the many sticking points was it didn't want to have to negotiate deals with the major broadcast networks and then negotiate again with multiple local affiliate providers to carry the local signals.
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The CFPB had accused Freedom of misleading consumers about creditors' willingness to negotiate, charging fees after having consumers negotiate their own settlements and falsely claiming it charged fees only on debt settlements it negotiated.
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"The faction said it is ready to negotiate if the government is willing to sit down with them," said Shehu, adding that the state is prepared to negotiate with the branch of Boko Haram.
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That would mean allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices, but drug companies overwhelmingly oppose that, and Trump has sent mixed messages about whether he'd support letting the federal government negotiate what it pays for drugs.
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"What she's doing right now is something that I see Democrats do sometimes too often … we're already trying to negotiate among ourselves ahead of time, pre-negotiate, which is always a bad idea," he said.
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"The European Commission, who has a mandate, who has the capacity to negotiate on behalf of member states on trade-related issues, we were not given a chance to negotiate on the text," he said.
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"Part of the reason I keep pushing on, 'Let's just sit down and negotiate this stuff out,' I'd just as soon not have another shutdown over wall funding, so let's negotiate it now," he said.
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Everyone knows you can negotiate on a new car&aposs price, but they look at the wrong price to startMost people know that you can negotiate on the price of a new or used car.
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"If you face some problem, just talk and negotiate," Lu says.
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"Threats and temper tantrums are no way to negotiate foreign policy."
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The company said it had attempted to negotiate with the union.
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Let the president negotiate deals that Obama was not capable of.
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Also, how will I negotiate with my foreign business partners now?
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It would take several years, however, to negotiate such an agreement.
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You may be able to negotiate down the loan origination fee.
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Such anonymity makes them hard to control—or to negotiate with.
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Saleh said on Friday he would not negotiate with Hadi's government.
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That could force Ecuador and China to negotiate a new arrangement.
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" Best Salary-Related Advice: "Even though it's teaching, you can negotiate.
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After that, Britain will have two years to negotiate a deal.
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Much like pro athletes, they can renew or negotiate new contracts.
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The company's AI researchers have taught the bots how to negotiate.
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What's it like to negotiate with North Koreans on hostage releases?
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His ministry has been given increased authority to negotiate trade deals.
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He can reach out across the aisle and negotiate a deal.
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CETA, the Canadian free trade agreement, took seven years to negotiate.
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You got to have a stick to get them to negotiate.
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Europe has so far refused to re-negotiate the deal, however.
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If they want, we are ready to negotiate with them tomorrow.
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"We don't negotiate with a gun to our head," Lyman said.
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It was now time to negotiate the rent we'd actually pay.
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If you're looking to negotiate your salary, we've got you covered.
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López Obrador has said he had no choice but to negotiate.
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All the terms we usually negotiate, we have this big negotiation.
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The justices ordered the parties to attempt to negotiate a solution.
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The firm may have been able to negotiate a discounted rate.
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PBMs negotiate discounts, in the form of rebates from drug companies.
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We believe Wanda has the option to negotiate with its lenders.
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It took about a week to negotiate a price, he said.
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Companies must resist the temptation to sue first and negotiate later.
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They hoped instead to negotiate plum positions in the next administration.
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Presidents and Congresses typically negotiate such matters every day in Washington.
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Mr Puigdemont has published a list of 46 points to negotiate.
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"She should negotiate the best way she knows how," Trump said.
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Chairman Mustafa Sanalla NOC would not negotiate with the militia group.
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But also employers would be able to negotiate group supplemental plans.
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It can negotiate for rights the way other services do today.
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It seems like it could work; they seem willing to negotiate.
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But it appealed to them to negotiate rather than block operations.
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Both women still found it tricky to negotiate a man's world.
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Mr Salvini said that he intends to negotiate more repatriation agreements.
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"We're prepared to negotiate with no preconditions," Pompeo told reporters Sunday.
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We negotiate and settle on $2,200 for a romantic GFE encounter.
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They then negotiate a fair price through bext360's mobile app.
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International partners can hardly negotiate with political ciphers in good faith.
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He said that his next trip would be to negotiate independence.
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He would negotiate over a bread roll at the dinner table.
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It's almost a lake of veins that they're trying to negotiate.
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In addition, new rules will be difficult to negotiate and monitor.
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If you do not negotiate with them, we will be killed.
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Other parties say they will not negotiate with the Finns Party.
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If his counterparts refuse to negotiate, these threats lose their potency.
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It can negotiate for lower costs for a group of workers.
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Changing the encryption changes the way browsers negotiate connections with websites.
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Among other functions, PBMs help insurance companies negotiate lower drug costs.
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This week she asked MPs for two more weeks to negotiate.
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Then I thought about how I always encourage people to negotiate.
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The growing importance of technology makes the minefield trickier to negotiate.
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I am not going to negotiate on CNBC on that stuff.
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"What is still to negotiate is the future relationship," Montchalin said.
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Two-thirds don't trust him to negotiate with other world leaders.
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Do you accept the given number or negotiate for higher pay?
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The area we are searching today is extremely tough to negotiate.
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Allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices is progress toward single-payer.
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Choose your own price and communicate/negotiate directly with interested buyers.
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Company executives aim to negotiate a settlement over disputed royalty payments.
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Critics say those aren't accurate because insurers negotiate those prices down.
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This is not the time to present an offer or negotiate.
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"So yes, we could negotiate some sort of swap," he said.
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"They refused to negotiate at all with the union," McTighe added.
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" Boehner says, "It's hard to negotiate when you're standing there naked.
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Helping to negotiate and implement a treaty to reduce nuclear weapons.
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Lamar Alexander and Patty Murray will try to negotiate next month.
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But the intervention also undeniably forced the warring parties to negotiate.
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From there, try to negotiate any bills you can't live without.
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But China prefers to negotiate with (and bully) ASEAN members individually.
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He's not going to want to negotiate with her, number one.
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The Tuesday Group is, however, no longer willing to negotiate. Rep.
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That's where we conservatives can negotiate with fence-sitters if necessary.
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American girlfriend (Zoe Kazan) try to negotiate cultural differences in their
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"As a lawyer, I negotiate on a daily basis," Bourdrez says.
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That said, it's costly and challenging to negotiate distribution and exhibition.
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Traders also have to negotiate a series of often costly roadblocks.
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And it is illegal for Medicare to negotiate with drug companies.
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Negotiate at restaurants Why is everything covered in citrus these days?
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How are they going to negotiate their careers and their maternity?
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When people negotiate, they often focus too exclusively on the substance.
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The tax office has offered no opportunity to appeal or negotiate.
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I don't think he feels a lot of pressure to negotiate.
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Seventy-three percent support allowing Medicare to negotiate lower drug prices.
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She is set to meet with them this week to negotiate.
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That makes it difficult to prioritize projects and negotiate regional contracts.
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Colombia's Peace Accords took years to negotiate and had to be
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The political dialogue and cooperation agreement took two years to negotiate.
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So Brexiteers would prefer to negotiate informally, without invoking Article 50.
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Will Democrats and sensible Republicans be able to negotiate with Trump?
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The government appeared unusually willing to negotiate, sending high-ranking officials.
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But the government appeared to be in no mood to negotiate.
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AND HERE WE ARE GOING TO CHINA TO TRY TO NEGOTIATE.
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We'd go see what was available, negotiate costs, and buy it.
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A Murray aide said she is continuing to negotiate with Alexander.
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And I like everyone to think that way when we negotiate.
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Is he going to negotiate a Russian withdrawal from eastern Ukraine?
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We are open-minded, flexible, and ready to negotiate a solution.
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Unless you change the coverage, but there's no way to negotiate.
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The family was eventually able to negotiate that down to $4,000.
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I told him [Trump] that Turkey will not negotiate with terrorists.
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"The people locally can negotiate a better rate," Ms. Proctor said.
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So even if you accept that strategy, how does he negotiate?
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"Let's negotiate based off of royalties," Weaver recalled his mother saying.
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First, Industrious and the landlord negotiate the terms of the contract.
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Roy Cooper, who helped negotiate the measure, will ultimately sign off.
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"Some people have an ability to negotiate," he told the paper.
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So-called PBMs negotiate drug benefits for insurance plans and employers.
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In the final battle, Kirk helps him negotiate a severance package.
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Accordingly, the president wants to negotiate a new deal with Tehran.
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Rajoy, which refused to negotiate Catalan nationalist demands, only fueled the
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It's often easier to negotiate housing when you book last-minute
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If both sides agree, they could negotiate higher or lower rates.
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But Mr. Trump insists he could negotiate a far better deal.
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He promised to negotiate better deals and pointed to North Korea.
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The pressure on the Greek Cypriots to negotiate is less clear.
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Democrats want to negotiate on border security after the government reopens.
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Writers can also negotiate better terms and conditions into their contracts.
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The things they can only negotiate are things they have written.
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She also left herself space to negotiate a less damaging departure.
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"Any customs arrangement that we negotiate must be temporary," he added.
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We will save $2111 billion a year if we properly negotiate.
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We don't have any room in the current situation to negotiate.
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Clinton flew to Israel and Egypt to negotiate a cease-fire.
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Understandably, President Donald Trump is attempting to out-negotiate the Chinese.
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They negotiate drug rebates and pass the savings on to patients.
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"I'd like to see us negotiate with China," the CEO said.
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But Maeder decided to negotiate with investors to make it work.
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You've got to negotiate your way into some actual paid events.
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The use any needed repairs they spot to negotiate the price.
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She undertakes to contact him to try to negotiate a reconciliation.
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It's easier, for instance, to negotiate one deal than multiple agreements.
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And how people ask for money, how they negotiate for money.
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Nearly two-thirds of people do not negotiate their job offers.
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Trump's three unshakable beliefs: America sends the wrong people to negotiate.
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I want someone who is tough and knows how to negotiate.
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They tried to negotiate with a mayoral commission to no avail.
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We cannot overcome it or circumvent it or negotiate with it.
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But did you know CFPs can also negotiate loans and mortgages?
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Visitors must negotiate their way between its spindly legs to enter.
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Negotiate a free-trade deal with the EU by December 2020.
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"It is wrong to negotiate with Kim Jong-un," says Cindy.
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In some cases, you can negotiate for a lower interest rate.
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"We are condemned to negotiate with the bad guys," he said.
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It's also up to you how hard you want to negotiate.
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This is a very dangerous way to negotiate a trade deal.
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This greatly reduces the health plans' ability to negotiate lower prices.
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The two sides have met to negotiate more than 20 times.
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I'm just saying I think it's very positive that we negotiate.
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Under George W. Bush, America refused to negotiate with the Taliban.
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Don't be afraid to negotiate, especially if buying a few things.
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Some, like the middlemen who negotiate drug prices, could be eliminated.
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May, he would negotiate a withdrawal that would protect British jobs.
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Prescriptions are cheaper in other nations because they negotiate drug prices.
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Under the current system, private insurers negotiate with the drug companies.
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That's even less of an incentive for the EU to negotiate.
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But those programs also negotiate directly with manufacturers, obtaining additional discounts.
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To help facilitate sales, developers were more willing to negotiate prices.
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"That's for the director and the actors to negotiate," he said.
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It doesn't mean that you can't connect and you can't negotiate.
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And Ms. Blandin makes it a point to negotiate her salary.
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But helping negotiate it, and supporting it, is not a crime.
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The senators would then have to negotiate a compromise with Democrats.
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"Drivers do not and cannot negotiate with passengers," the judges added.
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Franchisees say they have no ability to negotiate with 27-Eleven.
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Mr. Emanuel's administration must still negotiate a contract with the company.
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Tehran says it will not negotiate unless U.S. sanctions are lifted.
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He is decisive, quick and tends not to negotiate on price.
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IDR provides incentives for insurance companies and providers to negotiate fairly.
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He also vowed not to negotiate an extension beyond the Oct.
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He also wants to negotiate a new tax agreement with Gov.
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"Congressional leaders tell me to negotiate with President Trump," Schumer said.
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Phase 1: Measure his official height and negotiate his official weight.
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We're prepared if they're going to make serious moves to negotiate.
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And Paraguay is not well equipped to negotiate a better arrangement.
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Americans and other Westerners tend to ask questions and negotiate directly.
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She said that the competition allowed customers to negotiate better prices.
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Its goal is to help Puerto Rico negotiate with its creditors.
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The PLO often took the concessions but did not really negotiate.
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It can easily merge into highway traffic and negotiate complex intersections.
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Police eventually killed the gunman after trying to negotiate with him.
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We have a $7 reimbursement rate despite trying to negotiate more.
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If you can negotiate with enemies, do it with allies first.
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McConnell negotiate special procedures like those used in President Clinton's trial.
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"Both of them are saying they want to negotiate," Inhofe said.
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But that does not mean Seoul (and the US) shouldn't negotiate.
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NATO can only negotiate with Moscow from a position of strength.
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Iran says it will not negotiate while sanctions remain in place.
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He prefers quick discussions and tends not to negotiate on price.
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So, I think it's unrealistic for her to negotiate in public.
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We can direct Medicare to negotiate lower prices with drug corporations.
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Republicans have long opposed allowing the government to negotiate drug prices.
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They negotiate discounts and rebates with manufacturers, and do so aggressively.
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Pharmaceutical companies will soon have to negotiate prices for more drugs.
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" That, he said, "is for the Israelis and Palestinians to negotiate.
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Mitch and Chuck have to, at some level, negotiate a process.
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Now that I've seen those things, I would like to negotiate.
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And none of them want to negotiate with the Sweden Democrats.
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The U.S. and E.U., meanwhile, have agreed to negotiate tariff reductions.
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For example, women are viewed as less likable when they negotiate.
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"I'm not looking to negotiate a better deal," said Mr. Gianaris.
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But our trading partners have no incentive to negotiate with us.
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The guilty plea had taken more than two years to negotiate.
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Subcontractors abounded, meaning companies could strongly negotiate for lower supply costs.
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"The North Koreans don't negotiate the way we do," explained Gov.
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We cannot negotiate for ever, we need to see the results.
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"We want to negotiate soon... the sooner the better," he said.
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It means Democrats have to have to negotiate within their ranks.
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Prosecutors and Ng's lawyer are trying to negotiate a plea bargain.
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"We are using them to negotiate fair trade deals," Trump said.
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Instead, they want the two sides to negotiate yet another proposal.
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They didn't negotiate with, or even adequately inform, the minority party.
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"One ray of hope for the Trump administration [is] … Donald Trump has been very good at … negotiating," he said, but stressed it's tough to negotiate on behalf of the government like one would negotiate in business.
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"When gorilla or other apes have things they shouldn't have, keepers will negotiate with them, bring food, their favorite treats, pineapple or some kind of fruit that they don't know and negotiate with them," he told CNN.
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States have some flexibility to negotiate supplemental rebates, but they may not be able to negotiate much if it's a commonly used drug they know they have to cover — like EpiPen or the hepatitis C drug Sovaldi.
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"It we can't negotiate with the people that we're supposed to negotiate with, then we're really just sticking out our necks and saying, this is what we're fighting for," said Lindsay Smalls, a sixth-grade science teacher.
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"There are literally more than two dozen things you can negotiate beyond your salary, so failing to negotiate may cause you to lose out on many of them and force you to settle for less," Simpson added.
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In Abbas' mind, pressing for statehood will improve his position in negotiations; he believes that this will allow Palestinians to negotiate over what their state will look like, instead of being forced to negotiate over statehood itself.
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Presently, American and Taliban negotiators are again trying to negotiate a deal.
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If she can't use her successes to negotiate, then what's the point?
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Seehofer has agreed to give Merkel two weeks to negotiate a solution.
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I anticipate I expect we'll be able to negotiate a good deal.
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Is there any room to negotiate or adjust on copays and deductibles?
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U.S. officials have 90 days — until March 1 — to negotiate an agreement.
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And so far we've seen no sign that they're willing to negotiate.
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Trump, on his Asia trip at the time, helped negotiate their release.
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A proposal by Uruguay to negotiate free trade with China was rejected.
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He said regional powers should discuss mutual complaints and negotiate a compromise.
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When you negotiate, you can't just have an opening bid in mind.
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A tie-up between Fiat and Peugeot could be easier to negotiate.
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NAFTA took years to negotiate, and will likely take years to renegotiate.
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But that doesn't mean he's well-suited to negotiate this monumental deal.
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Barneys unsuccessfully attempted to negotiate lower rent at some of those stores.
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Sense the road, map the road, negotiate your place on the road.
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China, Pyongyang's most important partner, could help push the country to negotiate.
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If Russia is acting in good faith it should stop and negotiate.
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Will he be able to use that knowledge to negotiate later on?
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Hulu had to negotiate this deal with NBCUniversal like any other partner.
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But they often don't know that it's possible to negotiate them down.
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We can now urge Kim to negotiate through the New York channel.
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Sprint and T-Mobile have tried to negotiate a merger twice before.
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That in turn helps them negotiate higher borrowing bases with their lenders.
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The government rebuffed the ceasefire, saying it did not negotiate with terrorists.
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I got four teams trying to negotiate with me for my guy.
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"We like women who negotiate on behalf of someone else," Coomber said.
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The Gipper did raise taxes and was prepared to negotiate with terrorists.
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Private outfits may negotiate joint ventures with the government company, he added.
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"I'm looking to negotiate the health care maze for you," he said.
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Based on her findings, Sadler attempted to negotiate her salary with E!
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WE HAD SPECIAL BOARDS, SPECIAL COMMITTEES OF BOTH BOARDS NEGOTIATE THE TRANSACTION.
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Any future deal to end the violence will be harder to negotiate.
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"We're prepared to negotiate with no preconditions," Pompeo told reporters on Sunday.
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"China is a more complex country to negotiate than Russia," adds Saarnio.
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You may be able to negotiate such an arrangement on your own.
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But if the candidate fails to negotiate, that's an additional $20k saved.
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"I think they want to negotiate," Mr Trump said on June 232rd.
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Mr Khosrowshahi plans to visit London to help negotiate a new licence.
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I had to negotiate what I would and would not write about.
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Then you've got a lot of government negotiate which we are not.
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European Union and U.S. officials could negotiate the Airbus-Boeing dispute bilaterally.
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I WOULD USE THESE SIX MONTHS TO NEGOTIATE WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION.
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The government has not been able to negotiate enough of a discount.
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So China prepared to negotiate, drawing up a 150-page draft agreement.
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He helped negotiate the 1978 Camp David Accords between Israel and Egypt.
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Now the onus is on Mr Trump to negotiate a better agreement.
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"I'm hopeful that we can engage and negotiate with them," he said.
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Some of them had wanted her to negotiate earlier, the official said.
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I won't go further because I don't want to negotiate against myself.
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That remains the company's focus unless Qualcomm agrees to negotiate, Tan said.
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We want somebody with kidney stones having to negotiate in the ER?
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RIVERA: My advice to the president is to secretly negotiate with Schumer.
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You're going to negotiate with the government and we'll have complete transparency.
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He's dropped the promise to negotiate lower prescription drug prices for Medicare.
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"I love tariffs, but I also love them to negotiate," he said.
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Trump is perfectly positioned to negotiate the terms of China's market entry.
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Trump said he is willing to negotiate a new deal with Iran.
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The Brazilian company and Alpek will negotiate the deal for 60 days.
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They want to reconquer every inch of Syrian territory and then negotiate.
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Fernandez refused to negotiate with the creditors, who she derided as "vultures".
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It's a standstill so Clarke and Roan decide to try to negotiate.
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"The ice caps don't negotiate, and neither do rising seas," he said.
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He's also managed to negotiate a deal with his employees in mind.
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His brother, Brian, told CBC that the family was willing to negotiate.
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That may give leaders and the White House some room to negotiate.
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To avoid a new default, [bondholders] have to sit down and negotiate.
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They are less likely to price compare or to negotiate on price.
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The two sides will then try to negotiate a new trade agreement.
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And he said the new president was free to negotiate trade pacts.
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Others said they were angry he was able to negotiate at all.
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"We have no margin to negotiate like in a market," he said.
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I said don't negotiate at all until you get the prisoners back.
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SpotMini can climb steps and negotiate uneven terrain, so that's basically solved.
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Insurers and pharmacy benefit managers negotiate with drug companies for significant discounts.
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"We have no policy to negotiate with terrorists," Zaw Htay told CNN.
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It creeps into Biden's efforts to negotiate a Central American aid package.
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I believe that we have -- both sides want to negotiate a deal.
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They have also blamed Democrats for failing to negotiate stricter immigration laws.
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There is rarely an option to negotiate the privacy terms of service.
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Cities are designed to negotiate where we live and how we move.
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European leaders are in no mood to negotiate with their bolshie neighbour.
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So what kind of deal with the EU would such leaders negotiate?
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And what are my options, besides trying to negotiate with my landlord?
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Well, you can't negotiate on all drugs, then it's clearly price setting.
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I believe that we have both sides want to negotiate a deal.
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The insurance companies complain because they are not allowed to negotiate prices.
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This would allow the next Congress to negotiate with Trump over appropriations.
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But, crucially, it lacks an agreed leader with a mandate to negotiate.
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North Miami police said the officer opened fire after attempting to negotiate.
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They want us to negotiate the way we should on border security.
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Women more often do not have the ability to negotiate at all.
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Pharmacy benefit managers, or PBMs, negotiate discounts, or rebates, down from this.
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It's not uncommon to call hotels directly and further negotiate nightly rates.
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He called it "seriously flawed" for encroaching on his ability to negotiate.
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We'll continue to work to negotiate, still in charge of the team.
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That price does not include rebates that the manufacturers negotiate with insurers.
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Graham continues to negotiate with his Dream Act cosponsor, Illinois Democratic Sen.
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It's only the EU insisting we can't negotiate if there are tariffs.
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Medicare itself cannot negotiate drug prices, and Trump's plan wouldn't change that.
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Countries negotiate trade agreements in order to advance their own economic interests.
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You can also see if you can negotiate down any annual fees.
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Those urging a Brexit insist Britain can negotiate a tailor-made deal.
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Mueller's team has sought for months to negotiate an interview with Trump.
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Britain will have to try to negotiate new deals covering those issues.
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Messam supports empowering the government to negotiate prescription drug prices for seniors.
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Some of Puerto Rico's creditors are still trying to negotiate debt restructuring.
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As policymakers negotiate a long-term funding deal ahead of their Feb.
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Don't negotiate over text or email, where miscommunication can easily take place.
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If you want to negotiate higher pay, you need to justify it.
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It's just that they've lost their ability to negotiate with one another.
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The US does not negotiate with terrorists as a matter of policy.
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Can you negotiate a guaranteed bonus or performance raise year over year?
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He probably doesn't believe them himself, but he'll use them to negotiate.
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Likewise, both bills actually take away workers' freedom to negotiate a contract.
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But the biggest impediment is Assad's refusal to negotiate his own downfall.
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I said don't negotiate at all until you get the prisoners back.
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"They will negotiate peace," Matt Matematico, a retired Con Edison worker, said.
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His officials show up at peace talks but essentially refuse to negotiate.
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I often have to negotiate with men for my services (graphic design).
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Protect teachers' freedom to negotiate, right to join unions, and collectively bargain.
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However, Meirelles said the delay grants the government more time to negotiate.
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Most European countries pay for citizens' healthcare and directly negotiate drug prices.
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For years, politicians promised them they would negotiate for a better deal.
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The two sides also agreed to negotiate over the next 90 days.
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It's like when Ellis tried to negotiate with Hans in Die Hard.
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In one scene, Eric and Matt negotiate the eldest daughter's romantic rights.
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Blair said what the government was seeking to negotiate was not possible.
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"You can't negotiate with a deadline, especially in Africa," he told reporters.
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We want to be able to come to a solution and negotiate.
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Chris Coons (D-Del.), who helped negotiate the bill's small business provisions.
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And the maker has to negotiate a contract to do all this.
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In return, Spotify was able to negotiate lower rates from the labels.
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Dick Durbin (D-IL) thought he could negotiate with Trump on immigration.
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Mr. Sánchez later failed to negotiate a settlement of the territorial dispute.
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Mr. Trump's assertions that he is ready to negotiate sound hollow, too.
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Mr. Zhou and Mr. Hou, the musician, approached the soldiers to negotiate.
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Giuliani has indicated he wants to "negotiate an end" to the probe.
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Ohtani, 23, can now negotiate with major league teams through Dec. 22.
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A new ride-hailing app lets drivers and passengers directly negotiate fares.
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Trump tried to negotiate with House conservatives on the basis of politics.
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You can negotiate rates, you can request that they keep certain boundaries.
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We will work to fix bad trade deals and negotiate new ones.
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Then negotiate with the Arabs about their rights and status in Palestine.
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But I don't know that other people negotiate sex the same way.
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"They want to dictate a solution, not negotiate it," Mr. Erekat said.
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You don't negotiate by starting on day one by negotiating with yourself.
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Iran has said it will negotiate only if Washington lifts the sanctions.
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I suggest that based on these two offers we sit to negotiate.
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However, Herak has no formal leaders, making it hard to negotiate with.
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"Ask the dealer for that amount and negotiate that number," he said.
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Instead they came to socialize, attend cultural events and negotiate political treaties.
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The White House will now have to negotiate a package with Congress.
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Unofficially, some think Sanders should negotiate a deal with fellow progressive Sen.
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The women have in-house protection and can negotiate their own fees.
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The company continues to negotiate with the Justice Department for regulatory approval.
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Here is Dickinson's easy, three-step process to negotiate like a pro.
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Instead, the appeals court suggested the other branches of government should negotiate.
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Japan repeatedly attempted to negotiate with the Russians but to no avail.
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As regards Poland, it is possible that we should negotiate with Russia.
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Conservatives have offered to negotiate but have gotten zip from leadership. pic.twitter.
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Congress should pass legislation to empower Medicare to negotiate lower drug prices.
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As such, trying to negotiate or compromise with them was utterly pointless.
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Most of the time, professionals aren't put on the spot to negotiate.
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"They didn't even try to negotiate with him," a sales engineer said.
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The United States so far has chosen not to negotiate with them.
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The couple offered $1.45 million, but the seller was unwilling to negotiate.
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"We don't mediate, negotiate with terrorists," he told German broadcaster Deutsche Welle.
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The organization is reportedly willing to negotiate on price and other terms.
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Compaore was often called upon to negotiate with militias in the region.
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" Biggest Salary Negotiation Regret: "I regret not being able to negotiate much.
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Ghani is seeking to appoint a team to negotiate with the Taliban.
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Villagers advised the family to negotiate a marriage contract with the man.
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Hence, it's important to advocate for yourself and negotiate for higher pay.
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The key is not trying to negotiate everything and "win" the interaction.
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What if, at best, it takes a long, long time to negotiate.
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Yes. Will that take time as investors negotiate agreed upon fallback language?
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Mr. Volcker hoped to negotiate a new set of fixed exchange rates.
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Clinton supported or helped negotiate (she later rejected the trans-Pacific deal).
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Washington must also negotiate expanding oil supplies to keep the economy growing.
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"It doesn't help ourselves to negotiate against ourselves," Short said of Ryan.
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"You have to negotiate then with 11 different legal departments," said Bigelow.
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The companies can negotiate with Fashion Nova, but their power is limited.
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He chose Jason Greenblatt, another of his lawyers, to negotiate Mideast peace.
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But when she wanted to negotiate better set times, she faced resistance.
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She also produced a fake pay slip to negotiate a higher salary.
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Obama had the same three choices on Iran: bomb, acquiesce or negotiate.
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Jimmy Gomez (D-Calif.), who helped negotiate the Democrats' compromise, told POLITICO.
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"The bill ... encroaches on the executive branch's authority to negotiate," he said.
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U.S. officials have been eager to negotiate with Baradar, according to Reuters.
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ThirdLove has disputed the claim that they do not let people negotiate.
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McConnell told reporters Tuesday that he was hoping to negotiate a deal.
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Trump has argued that his tariffs have successfully pressured countries to negotiate.
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They further agreed to negotiate separate compacts for migrants and for refugees.
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Republicans say there should be room to negotiate on Trump's border wall.
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That would require team owners to negotiate more frequently with the players.
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I would like Beto O'Rourke to negotiate all my future hotel stays.
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Attempts to negotiate with the landlord, 99 Canal Realty, failed, they said.
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The same goes for the younger prosecutors who negotiate those corporate settlements.
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The N.F.L. and its commissioner routinely negotiate such matters behind closed doors.
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" "We cannot break open or start to re-negotiate the withdrawal agreement.
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Goalies like Hamilton, with eight years experience, can negotiate a lower commission.
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Insurers use pharmacy benefit managers, called P.B.M.s, to negotiate prices with manufacturers.
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Medicare, Medicaid, and VA all negotiate much lower prices than private insurance.
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Medicare, by law, is not allowed to negotiate discounts on drug prices.
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Republican and Democratic lawmakers credited Trump's strategy for Kim's readiness to negotiate.
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"We're happy to negotiate, but let's get the government going," freshman Rep.
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"Right now, I'm not in a position to negotiate that," he said.
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We'll continue to work to negotiate; still in charge of the team.
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Tight capacity means trucking firms have leverage as they negotiate freight rates.
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In Texas and Georgia, only police and firefighters can negotiate contracts together.
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With just a few weeks to go, it is not clear what kind of relationship London would negotiate with the bloc should Britons vote to leave the EU. The UK would have two years to negotiate new terms.
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"I've always said I'm happy to have another administration negotiate better trade deals but we have to negotiate the trade deals and we've got to get moving on it or we're going to be left behind," said Sen.
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"The government extended my mandate to negotiate on the lease or purchase ... and also untied my hands to negotiate with other states in order to best use our resources in terms of price and securing Slovakia's defense," Gajdos said.
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If it is good policy for the Department of Veterans Affairs to negotiate drug purchases, then it makes sense to authorize all agencies to negotiate drug purchases, especially considering that many of these drugs are developed with federal support.
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The bill is notable for being much stronger than earlier proposals floated by Pelosi's office, which had been restricted to Medicare prices, included having an arbitrator negotiate prices, and permitted the HHS to negotiate prices on only 25 drugs.
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BECKY QUICK: --that you're going to negotiate-- WARREN BUFFETT: Yeah, anything you say.
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First, the state would try to negotiate a lower price directly with drugmakers.
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If you can't negotiate your salary, consider what else is on the table.
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Their position is to open the government and then negotiate on border security.
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"The problem is, they can't negotiate when it comes to sex," she said.
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"Trump obviously likes to negotiate," Calacanis said referring to the recent Carrier deal.
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"We don't know how to manage or negotiate it," he told Reuters Health.
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Nonetheless, the Committee remains willing to negotiate a reasonable accommodation with the Department.
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The Labor Ministry ordered the striking workers and management to negotiate a deal.
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If they don't want to negotiate something in the Senate, there's no bill.
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The scientists then used this data to teach the bots how to negotiate.
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Iran says it cannot negotiate with a country that abandoned the previous deal.
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And that is fine, she should negotiate the best way she knows how.
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Only a top performer who knows they're worth it will negotiate, he says.
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Then, when you get close to an election, they negotiate them all away.
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So Spielberg can negotiate a very favorable income-share agreement for the kid.
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It took three years to negotiate trading terms for its only export, fish.
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Letter said he believed Trump's offer to negotiate was "insincere," which Strawbridge denied.
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Trump said he will not negotiate while the investigations into his administration continue.
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" CNBC's translation of the Chinese phrases in the image reads: "Negotiate— we can!
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Once there, we negotiate pricing and discuss the details of our time together.
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Then the Trump administration offered to negotiate with the Iranian regime without preconditions.
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During the transition period, both sides will look to negotiate a trade agreement.
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The complainant can then opt to pursue a lawsuit or negotiate a settlement.
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"Best Salary-Related Advice: "Always negotiate, even if you don't get much more.
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But I'm an artist, so as soon as you negotiate, you're being compromised.
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For example, they could negotiate lower app prices through reduced fees to developers.
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And Trump's not just talking about letting Medicare negotiate drug prices, Cummings says.
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They assume that means allowing the government, through Medicare, to directly negotiate prices.
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We have tried to negotiate a settlement with the creditors to no avail.
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China has said repeatedly that it prefers to negotiate directly with affected parties.
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The government says it has approached Mozambique to negotiate a power purchase agreement.
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"We didn't even bother to negotiate," Ocasio-Cortez told CNN at the time.
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Pompeo said he hopes Trump and Kim meet in early 2019 to negotiate.
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That made it simpler for Google to negotiate deals with labels and artists.
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The new reform would allow several employees to negotiate such voluntary agreements together.
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But it will have to negotiate with each distributor for that to happen.
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Some driver organizers see unions as one way to negotiate decisions like these.
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Framestore had to negotiate with Hepburn's family in order to make its advert.
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Personally, I think maybe the most surprising information was how much people negotiate.
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Like Hillary Clinton, Trump supports the idea of allowing Medicare to negotiate prices.
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Of course, AMC will have to negotiate with her to make that happen.
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A different administration in Washington might seek to negotiate with Cuba about Venezuela.
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But I have to negotiate, meaning the United States has to buy things.
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Upon anticipating that possibility, they could negotiate a bipartisan plan to handle it.
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Background: Divergent views on whether to negotiate have long stymied Afghanistan peace efforts.
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The EU too has already said it will not re-negotiate the deal.
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Kerry is meeting Vietnamese government officials this week in Boston to negotiate details.
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We wrap up the tour and head back to my suite to negotiate.
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With very few exceptions, yes — you should always try to negotiate your salary.
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At a certain point, you have to negotiate, and this is classic negotiation.
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They wanted to negotiate the ability to pass that cost on to consumers.
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None of this will be easy to negotiate, let alone by October 31st.
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And I didn't have to negotiate that—it's just part of the plan.
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Landlords and tenants negotiate through the platform, where they also sign the contract.
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Summits at most are expected to negotiate the last 10% of a deal.
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Scale is vital to grocers, giving them more muscle to negotiate with suppliers.
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He would renegotiate every bad Clinton trade deal and negotiate equitable new ones.
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So, why did it take until 1996 to negotiate a comprehensive test ban?
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The group's leader, Abdel-Malik al-Houthi, is seen as willing to negotiate.
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The tax bill could yet change as the House and the Senate negotiate.
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He said he hopes to avoid going to court and would rather negotiate.
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Higher costs reflect fragmented insurance markets, where consumers have little scope to negotiate.
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" Best Salary-Related Advice: "Don't be afraid to negotiate, counteroffer, and shop around.
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It's expected that any customer would be able to negotiate a smaller figure.
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Macron said Paris and Washington wanted to negotiate a new, more stringent deal.
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We can disagree, we can talk, we can negotiate - that's a family issue.
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We said if we don't negotiate something fair, then we have tremendous retribution.
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All the while, Trump has intensified his bid to get Iran to negotiate.
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It could come in handy if you have to negotiate with your insurer.
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Large strategic projects required more time to research, negotiate, and study, it added.
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A ceasefire that had taken months to negotiate took only hours to unravel.
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As other countries negotiate greater market access, American companies are being left behind.
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Yet other countries have not lined up to negotiate with the U.S. Why?
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There was a sense of distance and having to negotiate terms regarding access.
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The opposition committee and the government are the only ones empowered to negotiate.
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Fields emphasized, however, that he did not negotiate any special deal with Trump.
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Just getting the two sides to agree to negotiate is a major accomplishment.
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The GBI says Sims shot at officers who tried to negotiate with him.
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It can order burritos for takeout; it can negotiate with Amazon customer service.
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We were talking about it, trying to negotiate it with some other stuff.
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That money provided a buffer than allowed him to negotiate higher insurance deductibles.
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Democrats, meanwhile, have called for ideas like allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices.
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Local and international attempts to negotiate safe passage for them have largely failed.
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But it's up to the buyer and seller to negotiate their own price.
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Macron will have to negotiate with MPs and will be fragile and unpopular.
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But Trump will want to make his mark and negotiate his own deal.
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"That's really a decision for us to negotiate with the administration," he said.
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However, the two sides are prepared to negotiate further on this next year.
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China, he said, had continued to negotiate even after getting hit by tariffs.
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That is why Trump and Democrats must negotiate to find a middle ground.
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This requires her to negotiate with stand operators from Switzerland and surrounding countries.
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Let that be inspiration next time you need to negotiate your salary, ladies.
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" This is "where servicers negotiate modifications and pursue foreclosures at the same time.
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Even if you're willing to negotiate, it's hard to know where to start.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has so far failed to negotiate a way through.
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Despite belittling the protesters, Mr Khan has felt obliged to negotiate with them.
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Like others, he blames Salgado for not doing more to negotiate his freedom.
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" Asked if he could still negotiate with Kim, he replied: "Oh, sure, sure.
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"Listen, rule number one in negotiation is don't negotiate against yourself," Costello said.
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"It was my first opportunity to watch him negotiate in action," she said.
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One idea is to put it off and negotiate a new relationship informally.
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Bankruptcy would halt the lawsuits and allow the organization to negotiate with plaintiffs.
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"Chairman Hensarling is not asking to negotiate the Financial Choice Act," Flaim said.
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He said he would also seek to negotiate with those holding Argentine bonds.
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It did not negotiate any payments from Monsanto shareholders for Roundup-related litigation.
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Mr. Zelensky ran on a promise to negotiate an end to the war.
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Here are the facts: Women, in general, don't negotiate what we are worth.
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Official time is used to negotiate union contracts, lobby Congress, and attend conventions.
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Investors have also been better able to negotiate financing terms that benefit them.
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The Trump administration should negotiate stronger protections for American IP rights holders globally.
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"The Kurdistan region will happily negotiate with Baghdad after the referendum," Barzani added.
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He would then push for Europe to agree to negotiate a tougher deal.
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Rather than be discouraged by the starting number, she got ready to negotiate.
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"Biggest Salary Negotiation Regret: "When I was younger, I didn't negotiate at all.
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The countries have been trying to negotiate a deal to end the spat.
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BUT, DIRECTLY TO YOUR QUESTION, I THINK THEY KNOW THEY HAVE TO NEGOTIATE.
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The two companies have since sat down to try to negotiate a deal.
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It is against the law for unauthorized citizens to negotiate with foreign governments.
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In September, they tried to negotiate with the management company in housing court.
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Trump has said he would like to negotiate with the Islamic Republic's leaders.
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But his personal experiences speak to the perils of trying to negotiate peace.
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They are trying to negotiate a port for the ship to dock at.
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It could negotiate trade deals with 27 remaining member nations, as Switzerland did.
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You can negotiate housing costs — especially if you show up at the property
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"Your mother is not going to help you negotiate with China," Trump said.
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We're willing to negotiate in Jerusalem, in Ramallah, New York, London or Vienna.
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Unlike in the past, Iran might be ready to negotiate over these issues.
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Murkowski and Cantwell will be able to negotiate with the House on this.
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Skills needed: Can negotiate, is knowledgeable about value-based selling and customer service.
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Even trying to negotiate with partner groups takes a lot of serious effort.
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And now the company said it's going to negotiate with the-- with-- Knauf.
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They don't even want to negotiate a long overdue... ...peace treaty with Israel.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) Harris also supports allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices.
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They say they won't negotiate; they're walking away from the negotiation table ... again.
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They aren't exactly going to negotiate away Kim's nukes at this jaw-jab.
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He had come to negotiate for time with his 216-year-old son.
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CBS accused Dish of punishing its subscribers rather than negotiate a fair deal.
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Health plans negotiate prices with doctors and hospitals who are within their network.
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The companies negotiate multiyear contracts with each jail and prison that they serve.
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Congress could not even negotiate a healthcare bill after seven years of talking.
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They say they won't negotiate; they're walking away from the negotiation table... again.
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But the group was not able to negotiate an agreement on service animals.
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I think we will negotiate a deal that will be beneficial to everybody.
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I can tell you, this president and Secretary Pompeo know how to negotiate.
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"We stand ready, willing and able" to negotiate with Argentina, Ms. Sleater said.
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Grassley added on Friday that he had been trying to negotiate with Sen.
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Defendants, he said, will be negotiating from strength, if they negotiate at all.
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Ironically, when President Reagan began to negotiate with Soviet leaders, conservatives accused Mrs.
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They have to agree and negotiate and we have to get an agreement.
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I do not negotiate with terrorists and that's how I looked at it.
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A primary function of a PBM is to negotiate rebates from drug companies.
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On the campaign trail, Reagan insisted that he would never negotiate with Tehran.
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Trump criticized the deal as weak, saying he would negotiate a stronger one.
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Which means, the Bruins had to allow him to negotiate with the Canadiens.
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I don&apost see how you negotiate a deal and are then neutral.
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But national leaders do not negotiate or verify arms control agreements; governments do.
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That raises more questions about the government's ability to negotiate an orderly withdrawal.
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Certainly partners will also have to negotiate whether virtual-reality sex constitutes cheating.
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Instead, Mr. Trudeau said his country would continue to negotiate for their removal.
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His Department of Justice will negotiate a settlement with one of his creditors.
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Some Brexiteers want to negotiate an orderly rupture with the bloc's economic structures.
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" She pushed "GM to come to the table and negotiate in good faith.
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Yet Trump continues to encourage senators to negotiate a deal on gun reforms.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who supports the bill, more leverage to negotiate with legislators.
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Henry Kissinger was in Paris, preparing to negotiate a cease-fire in Vietnam.
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Medicare for All would empower the government to negotiate all prescription drug prices.
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So these are the five tests for the deal that we will negotiate.
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Republican leaders say Democrats have to negotiate with Trump to end the shutdown.
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Steve Scalise (R-LA) — had advocated for a little more time to negotiate.
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Democrats called it "hostage taking" and refused to negotiate until the government reopens.
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Throughout the album, the songs negotiate intimacy and independence, responsibility and personal needs.
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I started buying directly from the artists, and I could negotiate with them.
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This ends up being something you negotiate with other parts of your life.
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And the votes could prompt the two sides to negotiate a bipartisan compromise.
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The president-elect will need to negotiate with a highly fragmented legislative assembly.
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But, Ms. Lind argues, "you can't negotiate" with those who want no immigration.
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But six months is not a long time to negotiate a trade deal.
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Don't worry if you can't negotiate this thing, we've got an alternative plan.
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They use this leverage to negotiate with manufacturers for generous discounts and rebates.
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"The strategy of the Holy See," he said, "has always been to negotiate."
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And Somali Amazon workers in Minnesota banded together to negotiate improved working conditions.
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"We're continuing to try and negotiate and find a path forward," he said.
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A facilitator would negotiate the deal for both parties, keeping the process moving.
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The British wanted to negotiate, and officers arrived bearing letters intended for Washington.
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Americas most difficult adversary agreeing that Donald is a good guy to negotiate.
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Canada is perfectly happy to negotiate changes to Nafta; in fact, they're overdue.
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If you really do need to negotiate this with another person, don't worry.
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"The appetite of the European side to negotiate is quite limited," Lange said.
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Here are five strategies that can help women negotiate effectively across their career.
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You should never negotiate for yourself via email, text, or a voicemail message.
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Iran's leaders will naturally say that they refuse to negotiate a new deal.
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At work, you can negotiate things like your salary, benefits, and vacation days.
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Forever 21 continues to negotiate with landlords to try to earn rent reductions.
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The rates remain subject to change as insurers and regulators continue to negotiate.
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HU Resist is not willing to negotiate on the remaining demands, she said.
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He said Iran was willing to negotiate, but not with the United States.
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Mr. Dershowitz helped negotiate Mr. Epstein's lenient sentence on sex charges in 2008.
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The company will continue to negotiate to sell its remaining stores, it said.
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Even then, the group tries to negotiate the best terms for its investment.
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You can't negotiate with someone if they're not in the range of reason.
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He said he has been waiting for McConnell to negotiate to no avail.
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A shortage of skilled labor is also helping workers negotiate more favorable terms.
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He claims he wants to "re-negotiate" more symmetric trade terms with China.
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Lobby and negotiate with high-ranking government officials, legislators, business and community leaders.b.
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"If he thinks we can negotiate better, then we ought to," he said.
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But the Syrian delegations almost immediately began arguing and refused to negotiate directly.
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Both Washington and Beijing later said they were willing to negotiate a resolution.
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He was willing to negotiate if he sensed an opening, fellow diplomats recalled.
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That's something that obviously is going to take a while to negotiate through.
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They are called upon to negotiate a peace deal between Bees and Termites.
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Women who dare to negotiate for higher salaries are penalized for doing so.
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After days of refusing, the students have agreed to negotiate with the government.
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Clinton's lawyers immunity and negotiate access to her hard drives, the officials said.
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"We will not negotiate under threat," the commission said in the statement Tuesday.
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Members repeatedly said that they wanted more time to negotiate with Mr. Pashinyan.
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For its part, American continues to negotiate with the unions representing its mechanics.
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Mr. Levashov will remain imprisoned in Spain while American officials negotiate his extradition.
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They negotiate to have repairs made, so tenants don't have to withhold rent.
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We remain ready to negotiate common rules for subsidies in the aviation industry.
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We're going to negotiate in a different way than has been done before.
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But Chinese officials do not seem to be in any rush to negotiate.
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The board of directors had authorised him to negotiate the sale, he added.
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The Taliban have refused to negotiate with the Afghan government, calling it illegitimate.
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His administration only tepidly tried to negotiate a political settlement of the conflict.
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And he won't negotiate with her over those terms, as he said yesterday.
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Subpoenas might follow, the counsel said, but they will try to negotiate first.
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And you know people will put things try to negotiate for her whatever.
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To negotiate well, you have to understand your counterpart's side of the argument.
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"If they'd like to negotiate fairly we'll do that," he said of Canada.
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The EU did not want to negotiate on this, so imposed a deadline.
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Senate and House negotiators will negotiate a final measure in the coming weeks.
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But the two companies have not been able to negotiate a new deal.
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Imagine if you could negotiate your rent 5 percent or 10 percent down.
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The first step you should take is to negotiate for a better rate.
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The time has come to negotiate better terms for American companies and workers.
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SO WE'RE NOW SITTING WITH A SITUATION WHERE NORTH KOREA'S PREPARED TO NEGOTIATE.
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Liberate this country from your chokehold and come in to negotiate directly, now.
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So there is a level at which they're willing and able to negotiate.
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"We had to negotiate just to keep prices where they are," Carr said.
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We're going to negotiate in a different way than has been done before.
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But in the meantime, he added, lawmakers still have to negotiate the bill.
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Transport Minister Elisabeth Borne urged unions to negotiate, but union leaders hit back.
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Despite Ho's sincere efforts to negotiate decolonization peacefully, the French wanted Indochina back.
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"We ought to go back to see what we can negotiate," he said.
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Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, helped negotiate that payment, according to the Journal.
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It's also not clear, exactly, what kind of future relationship Johnson will negotiate.
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When she tried to negotiate, the recruiter told her ThirdLove didn't do that.
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When negotiating a new position, women should be sure to negotiate their pay.
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The country has played a vital role in pushing the group to negotiate.
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The best solution, she said, would be still for both countries to negotiate.
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They shop around for you and negotiate terms to find the best deal.
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Until then, Mr. Ramírez waits in Havana for a delegation to negotiate with.
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The cable and satellite companies typically negotiate agreements with broadcasters every three years.
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"I'm all for trying to negotiate better trade deals," Cramer said last month.
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Further down the line, however, they hope to negotiate a lower surplus target.
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The Taliban refuse to negotiate with the Afghan government, which they consider illegitimate.
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And once that happens, once he says no, then you're supposed to negotiate.
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So the frustrating part was to see how the Democrats refused to negotiate.
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The Taliban have long refused to negotiate with the government, calling it illegitimate.
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They were trying to negotiate their relationship to race, Civil Rights, and aesthetics.
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We're told promoters tried to negotiate with cops, but THEY killed the party.
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What about borders — the visible and invisible ones we all have to negotiate?
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Trump has repeatedly criticized the deal and promised to negotiate a better one.
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Senate leaders seemed to think more time to negotiate will save the bill.
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"I think it's important to acknowledge how people negotiate their presence," Sohail said.
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The only thing they were willing to negotiate on was their nuclear program.
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They don't even want to negotiate a long overdue peace treaty with Israel.
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And Trump later indicated he was not willing to negotiate along those lines.
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Each state's Medicaid program also has the authority to negotiate even lower prices.
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Instead, he asked to negotiate with the Spanish central government before demanding independence.
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We're in all these sorts of one sided bad trade deals and the problem that we have whenever we negotiate with whoever we negotiate is they are getting such a great deal they really don't want to give us anything.
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Massachusetts would then have to negotiate prices from scratch and, because Medicaid state waivers are required to be budget neutral, the state would have to on net negotiate lower prices than it would have received with the typical Medicaid rebates.
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"You have got to know when to negotiate and when not to negotiate ... When the time is right we have no problem doing that, not only as Kenya but as a region," said Adan Mohamed, Kenya's minister for the EAC.
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From all this, it is clear that China is willing to negotiate some modest changes in policies and purchases that Trump could take as a victory, but that they are not willing to negotiate with a gun to their head.
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Trump presents himself as the ultimate winner — and a dealmaker who can negotiate good terms for the U.S. He's said he would negotiate better trade deals and stronger agreements that would force U.S. allies to pay for their own defense.
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I'm still not thinking the house is going to burn; I couldn't negotiate — because I'm so visual — that the home I lived in, my photos, my art books, that everything would be gone; I couldn't negotiate that in my head.
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"In the meantime we would have to negotiate a kind of truce," he said.
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Secretary Kerry helped negotiate a nuclear agreement that worked to solve an intractable problem.
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The union said it spent 20 months trying to negotiate an agreement with Alcoa.
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Threatened to withhold Obamacare cost-sharing payments from insurers until Democrats agree to negotiate.
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They both recently signed agents to negotiate their respective book deals and speaking engagements.
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"When you see a piece, feel free to negotiate with the owner," she says.
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But to negotiate with Trump, CEOs can't come at him with threats, Sonnenfeld said.
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But some investors say they were ignored by Argentina or never allowed to negotiate.
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It repeatedly set forth non-negotiable positions that it then proceeded to negotiate away.
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That said, I did attempt to negotiate my base salary at my current company.
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It also offers a status-quo transition period in which to negotiate trade arrangements.
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As Latin America's biggest economy, there is room for Brazo; to negotiate bilateral deals.
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Labour says its aim is to win power and negotiate Brexit on better terms.
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A pragmatist is more likely to enter coalitions, make compromises, and negotiate to settlements.
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They want to feel that you can deliver and you can negotiate with them.
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That&aposs going to come down to the pace at which we negotiate this.
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They turn that everything was negotiate except two things, our freedom and our future.
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There was an attempt to negotiate but the rapper finally walked 2 weeks ago.
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"I don't think they're ready to negotiate," Trump said from the White House Thursday.
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He helped negotiate a $13 billion capital increase for the World Bank last year.
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"We had a great meeting and we will be continuing to negotiate," Trump said.
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Wheelchair users have to negotiate a "long, uneven path" and go up an incline.
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And if they don&apost want to negotiate, then we will do the tariffs.
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He pledged to negotiate a winning trade deal with China, or walk away altogether.
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Democrats have urged allowing Medicare to negotiate prices directly with pharmaceutical companies. (reut.rs/2IzEY6E).
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I didn't negotiate my salary for my previous jobs, and I still regret it.
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"They're talking about negotiating, but I don't think they're ready to negotiate," he said.
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They really want to make a sale so they're prepared to negotiate pretty heavily.
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So why, then, is the insurgent group all of a sudden willing to negotiate?
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He said the US will not stay in unless it can negotiate better terms.
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He doesn't see a problem for the companies to negotiate the required state concessions.
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But you need to negotiate, to talk to them, in order to achieve this.
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Even so, Amy Schumer's decision to negotiate her salary is inspiring to us all.
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These days free-trade deals take years to negotiate and ratify in national parliaments.
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Publicists for high-profile clients and networks typically negotiate about what will be discussed.
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After additional efforts to negotiate having McGahn testify failed, the Judiciary Committee on Aug.
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But a franchisee should attempt to negotiate renewal rights to avoid a disaster scenario.
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Players did not use agents because they would negotiate their deals directly with Mutko.
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In big casinos, high rollers have been known to negotiate rules with the house.
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Another source said Ramirez tried to fight back and negotiate but was unable to.
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Only rather than Wildlings, this time he'll negotiate a treaty with the Night King.
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But his lifelong opposition to globalisation hardly makes him the man to negotiate one.
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And so you might have a lawyer or a banker who wants to negotiate.
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But he added it would be "much more difficult" to negotiate a new relationship.
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To negotiate where this could fall out personally, how this could personally jeopardize careers.
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Know that companies are always willing and prepared to negotiate from the initial offer.
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In the meantime, then-CIA Director Mike Pompeo went to North Korea to negotiate.
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It's wise to negotiate what is called right of first purchase for the franchisor.
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In 2018, Graham helped negotiate what would have been a historic immigration reform package.
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