GERMANY HAS SAID THAT THEY WOULD RETALIATE, OTHERS HAVE SAID THEY WOULD RETALIATE.
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"Ultimately, we have to retaliate and retaliate in a meaningful way," he said.
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"What we ought to do we regard to the Russians is retaliate, seriously retaliate against the Russians," McConnell said.
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"I would expect that if Mexico were to retaliate, they would retaliate on things like tomato products," Rufer said.
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If the EU were to retaliate, that move would effectively give a green light for other WTO members to retaliate.
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I clearly think that all countries affected by tariffs will retaliate because if they don't retaliate they will be voted out of office.
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"What we ought to do with regard to the Russians is retaliate, seriously retaliate against the Russians," McConnell told MSNBC's Hugh Hewitt on Saturday.
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Johnson will have to decide whether he wants the UK to retaliate to any nuclear strike, not retaliate, or put the decision at the discretion of the submarine's commanders.
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He said he hadn't urged Russia not to retaliate on sanctions, and claimed he didn't remember Kislyak calling him back to say they didn't retaliate in response to his request.
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"We were cocked & loaded to retaliate," tweeted Mr Trump.
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" He added, "if they retaliate, they're making a mistake.
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The EU said it would be forced to retaliate .
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Obama explains why he didn't retaliate against Russia for hacking Hillary Clinton's campaign Obama explains why he didn't retaliate against Russia for hacking Hillary Clinton's campaign President Barack Obama defended his decision not to retaliate against Russia for tampering with the U.S. presidential election by initiating email hacks and leaks that undermined Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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Others are waiting for China to retaliate before recommending action.
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China has promised to retaliate if the tariffs are imposed.
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Moreover, unilateral action might lead other central banks to retaliate.
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China has vowed to retaliate with tariffs of its own.
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Beijing will retaliate in kind, at least at the start.
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Go deeper: After Huawei arrest, experts say China could retaliate
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This seller requested anonymity because they feared Amazon would retaliate.
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China has vowed to retaliate but has not given details.
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Beijing warned it would retaliate, though it didn't say how.
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Officials now wonder where and when the PCC will retaliate.
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If the tariffs are imposed, Europe is expected to retaliate.
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After that, Putin released a statement saying he wouldn't retaliate.
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Visich began to retaliate against her for complaining, Carlson says.
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Beijing said it plans to retaliate to the tariff spike.
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The country has also promised to retaliate for those tariffs.
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China has warned it would retaliate if they are applied.
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China has threatened to retaliate if Meng is not released.
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On Monday, China, without specifics, said it will retaliate (Reuters).
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For its part, South Korea said Thursday it may retaliate.
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Russia responded by choosing not to retaliate to the sanctions.
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Russia responded by choosing not to retaliate for the sanctions.
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The EU is expected to retaliate with its own measures.
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I.C.E. does not retaliate in any way against hunger strikers.
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So that gives the EU the power to retaliate, too.
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Labels suggested that they could retaliate against Spotify for overstepping.
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Beijing has already reacted to Trump's statement, pledging to retaliate.
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China said it would retaliate, though it hasn't given specifics.
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There remain fears that Trump will retaliate in some way.
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"We were cocked & loaded to retaliate last night," Trump tweeted.
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So far Mexico has not said whether it would retaliate.
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The opportunities for China to retaliate would be more limited.
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But other nations could retaliate with tariffs of their own.
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She said she kept quiet for fear he would retaliate.
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Elsewhere in trade: Japan may retaliate against U.S. metal tariffs.
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But his wife feared that the government would retaliate harshly.
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Will Love find out he's stalking the neighbor and retaliate?
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The terrorist group has threatened to retaliate with deadlier attacks.
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"Indeed they threaten to retaliate against our family," she said.
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Moreover, Mexico could retaliate by imposing taxes on U.S. exports.
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If not, China will retaliate "for sure," she told CNBC.
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A company can't retaliate like that — it's against the law.
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Saudi Arabia has threatened to retaliate against potential US sanctions.
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After talking with other members of Trump's transition team, Flynn contacted Kislyak and emphasized to him that the Russian government shouldn't retaliate against the US. President Putin soon announced that Russia in fact wouldn't retaliate.
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Mexico would face a political imperative to retaliate against U.S. exports.
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Trump has pledged to retaliate with punitive tariffs on Chinese goods.
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The spokesman added that Europe could retaliate in the Boeing case.
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NOTHING will be ruled out in regards to how I retaliate.
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China immediately said it would retaliate, though did not specify how.
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Beijing has vowed to retaliate, but did not provide further details.
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The EU could retaliate if Trump makes good on his threat.
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China then confirmed it would retaliate but still traders barely flinched.
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None of this is to say the Saudis will not retaliate.
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The Turkish president has threatened to retaliate by seeking "new alliances".
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China claimed it will retaliate if the higher levies are imposed.
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Should the tariffs be enacted, as seems likely, Europe will retaliate.
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On May 13th Mr Trump tweeted, warning China not to retaliate.
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You can't retaliate like someone hit your sister, you just can't.
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Tehran threatened to retaliate the following day but kept relatively quiet.
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And later, Twitter says it is going to retaliate against jerks.
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China can retaliate by blocking access to the world's biggest market.
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China has vowed to retaliate with an equivalent amount of tariffs.
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So there is a risk that it may retaliate in turn.
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Combined with Archie and his Red Circle, they're ready to retaliate.
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He warned that Tehran would retaliate if the sanctions are approved.
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One option for Washington is to retaliate against Russia in cyberspace.
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There's a risk, or even a likelihood, that China will retaliate.
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America could retaliate against Mr Assad's forces after particularly egregious actions.
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Russia has warned it would retaliate if Russian forces are attacked.
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Beijing vowed to retaliate if the United States slapped further tariffs.
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Beijing has said it would retaliate with tariffs on U.S. products.
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Iran had said it would retaliate against the seizure in Gibraltar.
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Japan's trade minister in August warned the country could possibly retaliate.
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In addition, China could — and likely will — retaliate at any time.
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At the time, Moscow did not retaliate, claiming the high road.
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Other countries have already threatened to retaliate by targeting American exports.
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China has already threatened to retaliate by hitting U.S. agricultural exports.
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The EU also threatened to retaliate with tariffs of its own.
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Beijing has said it would retaliate if the U.S. imposes tariffs.
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They asked him if he had encouraged Kislyak not to retaliate.
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Why U.S. tech companies are worried: China could very well retaliate.
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When Iran's planes attacked again, the fighters would retaliate with force.
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Children ripped from their parents and put in cages can't retaliate.
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At the time, President Richard M. Nixon chose not to retaliate.
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Iranian officials have repeatedly warned that Iran will retaliate if attacked.
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Russia also has the ability to retaliate against the British economy.
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They quickly denounced the tariffs on Thursday and prepared to retaliate.
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This pattern could spread globally should other countries decide to retaliate.
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The Trump administration, thankfully, agreed not to retaliate further, for now.
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Beijing has said it will retaliate with tariffs on U.S. products.
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Military planners considered options to retaliate if Iran killed American troops.
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If North Korea sent up a missile, would the U.S. retaliate?
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Consequently, Beijing threatened to retaliate with its own set of levies.
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Defying some expectations, the United States did not immediately retaliate Tuesday.
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But on December 30th Putin said that he would not retaliate.
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China has warned it will retaliate with levies on U.S. products.
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Beijing has said it will retaliate with tariffs on U.S. products.
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That could change should other countries retaliate against the U.S. levies.
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China has threatened to retaliate with tariffs of an equal amount.
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U.S. officials warned they expect extremist groups to try and retaliate.
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China is all but certain to retaliate if he takes action.
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Beijing has already warned that it will retaliate against the measures.
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Effects on other industries depend on how U.S. trading partners retaliate.
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There will be no way to respond other than to retaliate.
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Trump threatened to target 52 Iranian sites, however, should Iran retaliate.
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"It's a mind game; they want me to retaliate," Embiid said.
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As for why he'd retaliate with murder -- Duval offered an explanation.
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He could also follow through on his threat to retaliate with tariffs.
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China has threatened to retaliate, triggering a flight to safety among investors.
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Investors worry Saudi Arabia could use oil supply to retaliate against critics.
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Iraq's Prime Minister said he won't retaliate against the US's travel ban.
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China has vowed to retaliate if the US tariffs go into effect.
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"China should not retaliate-will only get worse," Trump said on Twitter.
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" He said "China should not retaliate" as it "will only get worse!
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Meanwhile China said it will retaliate if the higher levies are added.
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The Mexican government would retaliate, and business confidence in America would suffer.
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Under WTO rules, they say, that gives them the right to retaliate.
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Pyongyang typically calls these exercises acts of war and threatens to retaliate.
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China has warned it would retaliate if Washington implements any new measures.
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When the Americans refused, the Indians looked for a way to retaliate.
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It seems likely the United States will retaliate here in some way.
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If the Chinese retaliate, an early target will be America's farm exports.
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China, the world's biggest exporter, responded angrily, saying it would likely retaliate.
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An EU official said the European Union had begun preparations to retaliate.
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They think Beijing will retaliate against U.S. interests, possibly damaging American farmers.
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China has vowed to retaliate with equivalent tariffs against any U.S. action.
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This doesn't mean that the U.S. should not retaliate against Russian interference.
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China's finance ministry said it would retaliate to the latest U.S. tariffs.
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This will no doubt be used to retaliate — keep track of that.
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The board cannot, however, retaliate against the woman for living with someone.
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The Chinese would have the legal right to retaliate against tariff increases.
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When countries retaliate with tariffs against US goods, that's a trade war.
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He says he was offended ... and had no choice but to retaliate.
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Of course, Trump may retaliate by imposing punishing tarrifs on European imports.
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Beijing is preparing to retaliate if Trump imposes sanctions on Chinese goods.
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"China should not retaliate-will only get worse," he said on Twitter.
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China has already said it will retaliate with tariffs of its own.
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Beijing again reacted to Trump's statement, pledging to retaliate with counter measures.
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And if he follows through, the European Union has pledged to retaliate.
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Canadian and European officials have already publicly discussed ways they could retaliate.
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The world's response: China could retaliate with tariffs on some U.S. goods.
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The United States did not retaliate for the loss of the drone.
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The next day, the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, agreed not to retaliate.
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Members of Team Kellyanne jump on Twitter to retaliate, on her behalf.
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"If they retaliate, they're making a mistake," Mr. Trump said on Saturday.
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Mr. Trump's tariffs against Europe are patently illegal, and Europe should retaliate.
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It was President Trump's refusal to retaliate against Iran for the Sept.
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Tehran will retaliate — maybe not immediately, but eventually — putting Americans at risk.
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"We did not retaliate -- we reported what the guy did," he said.
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China has promised to retaliate with equal measures on the same day.
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Our house actually got shot up because another gang came to retaliate.
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What happens when foreign countries and markets retaliate against these new tariffs?
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And Mr. Erdogan warned Wednesday that Turkey would retaliate against further aggression.
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It will surely retaliate against American targets, in Iraq, Syria or elsewhere.
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Russia's foreign ministry warned that Moscow would retaliate against any British sanctions.
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What are possible actions it might take in the future to retaliate?
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But foreign militaries can retaliate in ways that ragtag terrorist groups cannot.
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The next day, Putin agreed not to retaliate for the U.S. actions.
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One likely way it could retaliate is through cyber attacks, experts say.
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One way Iran could retaliate is through cyber attacks, according to experts.
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TRUMP SAYS EU SHOULD NOT RETALIATE OVER U.S. TARIFFS AFTER WTO RULING
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He had heard that some of the mourners were planning to retaliate.
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Doing so means the Chinese could retaliate by not buying our coal.
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Beijing has said it would retaliate immediately with tariffs of its own.
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ROSS SAYS EU THREAT TO RETALIATE AGAINST POTENTIAL U.S. TARIFFS "NOTHING NEW"
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China has also threatened to retaliate with additional tariffs of its own.
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Britain has expelled 23 Russian diplomats, and Moscow is expected to retaliate.
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If we are making money, I can ignore the urge to retaliate.
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Today, I am still afraid my former employer and colleagues will retaliate.
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Mexico's Foreign Ministry called Bolivia's move "political" but did not immediately retaliate.
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But Israel, after careful thought, chose not to retaliate for the retaliation.
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They're worried about not being able to retaliate when they need to.
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He did not threaten to retaliate, saying he wanted to avoid confrontation.
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" Cui said, adding "if such actions are taken, we have to retaliate.
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I know he will retaliate by trying to harm me in some way.
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Tariffs would be negative for the companies if other countries decided to retaliate.
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If Beijing did choose to retaliate through trade, it could make significant dent.
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They can retaliate and harm us, and therefore threaten our long-term survival.
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Beijing has threatened to retaliate if tariffs rise, without elaborating on the details.
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But what Congress can actually do to retaliate against Saudi Arabia is uncertain.
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Saudi Arabia has threatened to retaliate by selling off billions in American assets.
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But Iran, at least, hasn't found reason to publicly retaliate in that time.
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She vowed that the EU would retaliate over US subsidies to Boeing (BA).
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The strike on an air base brought warnings from Tehran it would retaliate.
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If Mr Trump follows through with his proposals, other economies would probably retaliate.
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McGuinness urged Britain not to retaliate if the EU limited financial market access.
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And all parties say they have the right to retaliate in self-defense.
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Trump recently raised additional import tariffs on Chinese goods, prompting Beijing to retaliate.
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If that happens, India is expected to retaliate with tariffs on U.S. goods.
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Turkey has threatened to retaliate if Washington imposes sanctions over the S-400.
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China said it's forced to retaliate but did not specify a time-frame.
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Third, that it's likely to provoke someone to retaliate and breach the peace.
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Putin said Friday that the Kremlin would not retaliate and make similar expulsions.
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But the United States did retaliate in another form: with cyberattacks against Iran.
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China's planning to retaliate with tariffs of its own on 2020 U.S. products.
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S. border, making it difficult to retaliate against U.S. products in those industries.
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Putin did not retaliate to the seizure of the compounds at the time.
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Her family believe this was because she thought he would retaliate against them.
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India, of course, would retaliate by launching its own 100-plus nuclear weapons.
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Trump said he did not think Beijing would retaliate for the U.S. tariffs.
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And the EU said that it had "no choice" but to also retaliate.
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The Europeans threatened to retaliate against American firms and Reagan eventually backed down.
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Beijing previously vowed to retaliate against Trump imposing new tariffs on Chinese products.
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Israel has had to retaliate against the Hamas regime in two major wars.
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China has threatened to retaliate on any additional US tariffs tit-for-tat.
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But China instead chose to retaliate, in many cases targeting U.S. agricultural products.
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Apparently this is how they retaliate when you report facts they don't like.
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Turkey's threat to retaliate against the recent Kurdish independence vote is one example.
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If signatory nations suffered a chemical attack, they could then retaliate in kind.
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Ms. Hua added that China would be ready to retaliate, without providing details.
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Saudi Arabia has said it would retaliate against any pressure or economic sanctions.
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Moscow says those sanctions are unlawful and has warned that it will retaliate.
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North Korea called the sanctions an "act of war" and threatened to retaliate.
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Russia agreed to not retaliate, an unusual decision that Mr. Trump himself praised.
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Turkey was prepared to retaliate against violations by the Syrian government, he added.
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Beijing indicated it won't retaliate against President Donald Trump's new tariff threat immediately.
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China has promised to retaliate, casting further doubt on the global economic outlook.
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Saudi threats to retaliate against any punishment may break a 45-year taboo.
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China has vowed to retaliate, leading to worries of a potential trade war.
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The robot eventually starts to retaliate, and even holds its human testers hostage.
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AD: In the meantime do you think Beijing will retaliate against the U.S.?
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He added that Russian forces would retaliate against the source of any attacks.
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Some see the possibility that China could retaliate against American journalists in China.
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But we have seen ICE retaliate more and more against activists and organizers.
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But Schumer and other Democrats warned on Monday that Iran could still retaliate.
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The Whistleblower Protection Act bars federal agencies from threatening to retaliate against whistleblowers.
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What if that person uses all the power at his disposal to retaliate?
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Beijing, which has called the bill a malicious attack, has threatened to retaliate.
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Prices will be higher, and other countries will retaliate with their own tariffs.
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If the Chinese are found guilty, Schulze fears that the nation will retaliate.
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Mexico, China and Brazil have also said they are considering steps to retaliate.
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Beijing has vowed to retaliate if Washington takes any new steps on trade.
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"It's illegal to retaliate against an NLRB charge," he wrote in the email.
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Can't North Korea already retaliate militarily and cause massive damage to U.S. interests?
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The North has warned that it would immediately retaliate by launching nuclear missiles.
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Canada now intends to retaliate with $12.8 billion worth of its own tariffs.
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That's also why Peter Navarro predicted that nobody would retaliate against Trump's tariffs.
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The official said Iran was expected to retaliate against Israel for the strikes.
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India has accused Pakistan of orchestrating the recent violence and vowed to retaliate.
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China has warned that it would retaliate "in proportion" against any U.S. sanctions.
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Then the next step in the game: Are the Europeans going to retaliate?
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"Iran will retaliate; it's only a question of when/where/how," Maloney says.
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I THINK THE FEAR HERE IS THAT THEY WILL RETALIATE AND THEN POTENTIALLY, WE WILL RETALIATE AND THIS ISN'T JUST A SMALL FRACTION OF GOODS THAT WE IMPORT AND EXPORT – IT BECOMES AN ALL OUT TIT FOR TAT TRADE WAR.
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She reassured me that he wouldn't retaliate against me because there would be consequences.
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Beijing would probably retaliate, perhaps disrupting the supply chains of American companies within China.
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Tariffs would be adverse to the U.S. automaker if other countries decided to retaliate.
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Saudi Arabia said last week it would retaliate against any punishment for the killing.
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The additional intelligence also informed U.S. President Barack Obama's decision to retaliate on Dec.
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China has said it would retaliate with its own escalated tariffs on US exports.
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Trump has warned the EU and Canada not to retaliate against the U.S. tariffs.
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And U.S. allies slapped with new tariffs on steel and aluminum vowed to retaliate.
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On Pax, however, the grass might have an opinion and the means to retaliate.
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President Trump also warned China on Monday not to retaliate to those new tariffs.
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Mexico has also vowed to retaliate, though it is not part of those talks.
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The North calls the annual exercises preparations for war and routinely vows to retaliate.
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China said it would retaliate and the U.S. benchmark index closed the session lower.
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Canada and Mexico have said they will retaliate for the Washington-imposed metals tariffs.
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"That makes it very difficult for him" to retaliate against individual advisers, she said.
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The Foreign Ministry also vowed to retaliate against the new sanctions imposed on Larijani.
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I know that he will retaliate by trying to harm me in some way.
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We strongly denounce the cruel efforts of this administration to retaliate against sanctuary cities.
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U.S. exporters would most likely suffer as well, as impacted emerging market economies retaliate.
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"We can expect China to retaliate against Canada very vigorously," he said by email.
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Partners would be likelier to retaliate directly rather than seek redress through the WTO.
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However, he cautioned her to remain quiet in fear of how Trump may retaliate.
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Saudi Arabia has vowed to retaliate if the West moves to punish the Kingdom.
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Peterson, understandably, assumes that China and Mexico would retaliate with tariffs of their own.
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Kalin said that Turkey's foreign ministry was preparing to retaliate to the U.S. sanctions.
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Turkish military says 68 PKK terrorists killed in Kurdish areas How will Turkey retaliate?
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" The man says he will retaliate against Mack ... "Me and him gonna fight again.
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Very peacefully we are not going to retaliate if things get thrown at us.
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It had warned that it might retaliate in some way if Brussels went ahead.
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Iranian officials have since been quoted as suggesting Iran might retaliate against British shipping.
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If the candidates' ideas became policy, China would almost certainly retaliate in some fashion.
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"If such actions are taken, we have to retaliate," Cui was quoted as saying.
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It is not waiting for Trump to sign, but taking steps now to retaliate.
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The Foreign Ministry said it would retaliate against what it called Washington's hostile action.
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But more than that, don't retaliate or react harshly when someone does something wrong.
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Another official said Pakistan would retaliate at a time and place of its choosing.
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The EU on Thursday also said it would retaliate against the Trump administration's move.
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China plans to retaliate with tariffs of its own on U.S. goods and agriculture.
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Trump recently announced $50 billion in tariffs on Chinese goods, prompting Beijing to retaliate.
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Shares in major U.S. exporters have fallen as U.S. trading partners pledge to retaliate.
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China has said it will retaliate, though both sides are still engaged in negotiations.
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The announcement prompted China to retaliate with tariffs on $60 billion of U.S. imports.
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The announcement prompted China to retaliate with tariffs on $60 billion in U.S. imports.
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However unlikely, China could also dump U.S. Treasurys to further retaliate against U.S. sanctions.
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The downside: Russia has said it will retaliate to strikes that endanger Russian troops.
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Corporate America is nervous, wondering what the Chinese are going to do to retaliate.
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And not even Russia hawks think Obama would — or should — retaliate with military force.
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"Police were met with a volley of fire...prompting police to retaliate," Pacleb said.
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Global Times said Beijing was only just beginning to look at means to retaliate.
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And if Assad went through with it, he should expect the US to retaliate.
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Turkey, a NATO ally, responded by calling the sanctions "unacceptable" and promised to retaliate.
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What are the worst-case repercussions of these tariffs when our trade partners retaliate?
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China could retaliate against American companies and products, former officials and trade experts warned.
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China's commerce ministry warned that the country would retaliate against any new tariff measures.
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China has said it is prepared to retaliate should those tariffs go into effect.
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To use our military as pawns to retaliate against Speaker Nancy Pelosi is undignified.
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American agricultural exporters have been particularly concerned that Mexico would retaliate against their products.
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On Friday, Mr. Trudeau also spoke with the president about Canada's decision to retaliate.
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Should the United States decide to retaliate, any countermeasures could take months to decide.
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Liz Cheney (Wyo.), appeared to urge Trump to retaliate against Iran on Tuesday night.
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The price action came despite ongoing fears that Iran will retaliate against U.S. interests.
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Iran is widely expected to retaliate for the death of its iconic military leader.
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This creates a prime target for countries looking to retaliate against the United States.
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If the president supports the plan, other nations could retaliate, prompting a trade war.
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Some foreign nations have said they plan to retaliate if the tariffs are imposed.
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Under Section 301, the president has unilateral and discretionary action to retaliate against China.
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U.S. officials contend the EU has "no basis" to retaliate against the planned duties.
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China is due to retaliate by raising taxes on American items such as soybeans.
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The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad promised to retaliate on Sunday evening, according to students.
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"I think that they will retaliate," one military official said, referring to Kataib Hezbollah.
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Back then, investors expected U.S. President Donald Trump to retaliate on Saudi Arabia's behalf.
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There's little, nay, there's no doubt that Iran will further retaliate for Soleimani's killing.
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The Chinese Foreign Ministry said it would retaliate to the AI companies being blacklisted.
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And, by the way, if you even retaliate again, it may be another 500.
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And we can expect the Chinese to retaliate with damaging tariffs of their own.
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The U.S. is also considering additional tariffs for which China warned it would retaliate.
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Beijing has vowed to retaliate if the U.S. takes any new steps on trade.
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But investors worried that other countries could retaliate by imposing tariffs on U.S. goods.
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It allows the administration to retaliate against foreign trade moves that hurt U.S. companies.
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Other countries might retaliate against Boeing aircraft, or agricultural products — beef, pork, wheat, corn.
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If Pakistan decides to retaliate, some or all of these benefits could go away.
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Yeltsin concluded that it was not actually a first strike and did not retaliate.
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Turkey's Foreign Ministry called Washington's action a "hostile stance" and said it would retaliate.
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Reading a barrage of violent comments and threats doesn't make me want to retaliate.
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But he and his family say they don't want anyone to retaliate against the attackers.
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Turkey might retaliate by trying to scare tourists away from visiting Cyprus, says Ms Mullen.
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China said Wednesday that it would retaliate if Washington goes ahead with the tariff increases.
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We&aposre waiting to see -- or China already said that it&aposs going to retaliate.
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But later, I will use my methods to retaliate against them (China), to undertake resistance.
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SAN ANTONIO – Educators in Texas are getting firearms training to retaliate against potential school shooters.
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Speaking on state-run Rossiya 1 channel, Zakharova said Washington realizes that Moscow would retaliate.
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They -- they will retaliate and the -- all the parade of horribles may come into being.
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China said it would retaliate if taxes on exports to the United States are raised.
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With Mr Trump in the White House, he may have much less cause to retaliate.
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It made it easier for employers to retaliate against workers who file civil rights complaints.
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"Mexico is going to have to retaliate if we pursue this foolish policy," he said.
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She added the EU was ready to retaliate if the U.S. imposed car import tariffs.
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If the United States goes ahead with the tariffs, which seems likely, Europe will retaliate.
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December 30: Russian President Vladimir Putin announces Russia will not retaliate against the United States.
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Normally, WTO dispute-resolution panels hear legal arguments and issue a ruling before plaintiffs retaliate.
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America has potent weapons, but the trouble is that China can retaliate in devastating fashion.
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The officers had "no other option but to retaliate," said Patay in a separate statement.
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Shere Khan has taken to killing man's cattle, leading Akela to fear men will retaliate.
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China said this morning it would retaliate if those levies were to go into effect.
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Lockwood is not going to publicly disclose very negative information about Ms. Presley to retaliate.
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Kidwell told police that the woman's actions caused him to "flip out" and physically retaliate.
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Expect the EU to retaliate, French finance minister Bruno Le Maire said earlier this month.
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" He also asks why Obama is so afraid to retaliate, reminding the president, "Kennedy wasn't.
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It has vowed to retaliate by imposing restrictions on some foreign media operating in Russia.
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Moscow said last month it would retaliate if Canada banned individuals under the new law.
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So, #Tesla is trying to retaliate by remotely commanding my car to downgrade to 2.12.45.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping will also be under pressure to retaliate for the Huawei case.
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Some members of parliament said Iraq should retaliate with similar measures against the United States.
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Market-watchers are wondering if, and to what degree, China might retaliate against U.S. companies.
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Canada said it will retaliate with about $12.8 billion worth of tariffs on our products.
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The ministry also appeared to suggest that Iranian authorities planned to retaliate against the CIA.
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Ottawa is not expected to back down on key issues despite Trump's threats to retaliate.
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China has said it would retaliate with another $60 billion in tit-for-tat tariffs.
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Russia did not retaliate right away, perhaps waiting for the Trump administration to take office.
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Turkey on Sunday threatened to "absolutely retaliate" against the U.S. should Congress enact the ban.
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And those countries swiftly announced they would retaliate with their own tariffs and trade actions.
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The event went ahead despite that but Beijing said it reserved the right to retaliate.
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Going further, the Saudi government even threatened to retaliate by intervening in Canada's internal affairs.
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China is expected to retaliate by imposing higher tariffs on U.S. products sent to China.
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China said it would retaliate with countermeasures if the U.S. went ahead with its threats.
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And when they called police, the family says, Majors would retaliate with complaints against them.
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Mr. Sanders was moved to retaliate, and he struck back harder than he had before.
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What's next: Russia has vowed to retaliate, but the scope of its response remains unknown.
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Otherwise, China is prepared to retaliate with its own list of tariffs on U.S. goods.
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Mr. Trump has threatened to retaliate against Republican lawmakers who withdrew their support for him.
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China responded that it would retaliate with countermeasures if Washington went ahead with its threats.
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The president has promised to essentially tax all Chinese imports if China continues to retaliate.
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Bundy, the national security adviser, sent panicked cables to Johnson demanding the United States retaliate.
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If other countries follow up on their threats to retaliate, the pain could be significant.
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China has warned that it will retaliate, tit-for-tat, against tariffs and other measures.
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But North Korea would retaliate, imperiling the safety of US allies South Korea and Japan.
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Canada has threatened to retaliate if Trump goes ahead this week and imposes the tariffs.
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President Trump, in response, is likely to retaliate and further escalate the pressure on Iran.
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" Dr. Fryer also said that "I have never and would not retaliate against any employee.
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Mr. Flynn told the ambassador that Russia should not retaliate in response to the sanctions.
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Beijing has already promised to retaliate for any sanctions in the runup to the announcement.
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China's Ministry of Commerce vowed to retaliate, although it did not say how or when.
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For China, any move to retaliate against the United States risks speeding up that process.
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Despite the possible effects on his industry, Mr. Hanna backs the government's decision to retaliate.
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China has promised to retaliate against the latest tariffs with new duties on American products.
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China said Friday it would retaliate by slapping duties on several American commodities, including oil.
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With Iran vowing to retaliate, investors might want to hide out before things get ugly.
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Iran has also demonstrated a willingness to retaliate in much more direct and deadly ways.
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Europe could also find ways to retaliate against the tariffs announced after last week's ruling.
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Many fear that the tariffs could lead other nations to retaliate, triggering a trade war.
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Try to force too many drinks on him or stare inappropriately, and he might retaliate.
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There is also fear that China will retaliate with similar tariffs over U.S. soybean imports.
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Targeting Aramco might have less severe consequences - Trump did not retaliate after the September attacks.
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They also suggest that if the US does not respond, Iran will not retaliate further.
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In response to the WTO ruling, the EU suggested it would retaliate against U.S. tariffs.
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At the same time, Iran's ability to retaliate using its proxies is diminished without Soleimani.
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Qassim Suleimani and Mr. Trump is threatening disproportionate strikes inside Iran if it does retaliate.
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Trump's tweets came after Tehran threatened to retaliate for the killing of Iranian Maj. Gen.
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Turkey said it would retaliate against any attack on its 12 observation posts around Idlib.
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The police and soldiers retaliate with tear gas, water cannon blasts, rubber bullets and buckshot.
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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said Turkey would retaliate against any measure taken against it.
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The US did not retaliate with more military strikes, but the conflict is still simmering.
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Subsequently, Trump on Thursday signaled he would not retaliate and risk sparking a wider conflict.
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It&aposs still unclear whether Iran will seek to retaliate further in the near future.
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That strike prompted the Iranians to retaliate with missile attacks on U.S. forces in Iraq.
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The result seems to be that Russia decided not to retaliate with its own sanctions.
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Mark Finchem said he wasn't looking to retaliate against teachers when he wrote HB 22214.
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The company has indicated a greater willingness to crack down on labor organizing to retaliate.
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Caesar said his greatest worry was that the government would retaliate against his extended family.
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Flynn soon spoke to Kislyak and urged him not to retaliate, according to court filings.
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Other nations could retaliate, prompting a trade war that could hit consumers around the globe.
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Over the weekend the Saudis pushed back, threatening to retaliate if the US imposed sanctions.
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The U.S. is also considering additional tariffs for which China has warned it would retaliate.
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A spokesman for Erdogan said in August that Ankara will retaliate against any U.S. sanctions.
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China has said it would retaliate with tariffs on another $22.88 billion in U.S. goods.
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Saudi Arabia said last week it would retaliate against any economic sanctions or political pressure.
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Mr. Modi ratcheted up the rhetoric against Pakistan and suggested that India would retaliate militarily.
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China will retaliate with its second batch of tariffs on $75 billion of American goods.
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Western companies have been afraid of antagonizing Chinese regulators, who have broad powers to retaliate.
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It was not clear whether Russia might retaliate against Siemens by ending cooperation in other areas.
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Beijing has said it will retaliate with punitive measures on U.S. products worth a similar amount.
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If the extradition happens, there is a "high possibility" China will retaliate in a similar fashion.
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Trump in May raised import tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods, prompting Beijing to retaliate.
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"We were cocked & loaded to retaliate last night on 3 different sights," Trump tweeted on Friday.
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" Manchin said he is not "going to retaliate" against Trump and called the president's remarks "immature.
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The French retaliate by nuking the hell out of Springfield, with Homer as its only survivor.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani reacted angrily, promising to retaliate if the US tries to reimpose sanctions.
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"Russia is looking for ways to retaliate that are asymmetric and provide Moscow opportunities," he said.
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Malpica, however, cautioned that Mexico won't retaliate against Trump's tariffs until the threat seems more serious.
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The Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said China would retaliate if Trump enforced the latest U.S. tariffs.
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A senior Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander has said Tehran would retaliate against any aggressive U.S. moves.
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Every American should be confident that employer will not retaliate against them simply for speaking out.
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But it remains to be seen what President Trump would do to retaliate against the weapon.
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Smith said his government would retaliate with equivalent measures "immediately" if tariffs or quotas were imposed.
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The European Union has already promised to retaliate if it is hit by U.S. steel tariffs.
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The EU says the metals tariffs are protective restrictions in disguise, which means it can retaliate.
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South Korea has asked the World Trade Organisation's permission to retaliate with penalties of its own.
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China's Commerce Ministry said Wednesday it would retaliate with "necessary countermeasures" if the U.S. increased tariffs.
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Reitman claimed Ronell would retaliate against him if he didn't succumb to her alleged sexual pressure.
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Note: The Russian Foreign Ministry has cautioned it could retaliate "tit-for-tat" before, per CNN.
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The Obama administration may outline today how it'll retaliate against Russia for messing with our elections.
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They decided to retaliate by throwing frozen chopped potatoes all over the exterior of city hall.
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Risk consultants and analysts said that the arrest could prompt Beijing to retaliate in some form.
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China's commerce ministry said late on Wednesday it would retaliate if the tariff hikes went ahead.
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It was a way for him to retaliate for the Iran nuclear pact that Obama negotiated.
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But "when cattle rearers feed on farmers' crops, farmers retaliate by killing their cows," he said.
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You can see in the video ... Busta appears to retaliate by throwing a punch but misses.
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It has pipelines in the Gulf and could retaliate but cutting off supplies to its neighbors.
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Ethel is brave enough to help the girls (dramatically) retaliate against the well-connected jock, Chuck.
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Anaheim coach Randy Carlyle said that his team needed to "initiate, not retaliate" against the Kings.
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An act that they cannot properly retaliate to, even if they throw food back at you.
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These acts could have generated a fierce response, but, in the end, Seoul did not retaliate.
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China has threatened to retaliate against $5.4 billion in exports of U.S.-made chemicals and plastics.
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The US could retaliate against the tax, which might spark a new trade war with France.
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The Europeans are also likely to retaliate in the event of increased automobile tariffs, Cramer said.
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"Rather than address our legitimate concerns, China has begun to retaliate against U.S. products," he continued.
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He also warned that Republican legislators would almost certainly retaliate in state legislatures that they controlled.
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For now, Pakistan may instead retaliate with softer measures, such as issuing fewer visas to Americans.
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To retaliate against anyone who called her out, she would put the files out of order.
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Flynn described to them how Russia would not retaliate for the sanctions following team Trump's request.
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Soon after, Trump tweeted he would be escalating the trade war, suddenly forcing China to retaliate.
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Zinke suggested that the Trump administration could retaliate against her state economically because of her vote.
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China has said it would retaliate with punitive duties on thousands of American products including cars.
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Chinese officials responded early Wednesday to threats of higher tariffs by saying they would retaliate again.
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Hacking back, when companies retaliate against cybercriminals, likely happens a lot more than the public realises.
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I remember he nutted me first, and I sort of leapt at that opportunity to retaliate.
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Tehran has threatened to retaliate, and Israel has made clear that it's prepared to keep fighting.
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China responded that it would retaliate with countermeasures if the U.S. went through with those threats.
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For weeks, he has promised to retaliate against any North Korean aggression toward the United States.
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Mexican officials continued to say they would retaliate if the United States pressed ahead with tariffs.
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They promised to retaliate against quintessential American goods like Kentucky bourbon, bluejeans and Harley-Davidson motorcycles.
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The escalation also raises the risk that China will retaliate by imposing tariffs on US oil.
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The state-run Global Times suggested China might retaliate with boycotts in tourism and higher education.
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President Donald Trump responded by ordering a tariff hike, and China has said it would retaliate.
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Maybe I'm old-fashioned, but I thought that when our country comes under attack we retaliate.
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This might have pushed Boudet to retaliate in "an attempt to decimate my podcast," Drown says.
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Iran's oil exports have crashed China could retaliate indirectly by seeking to undermine Trump's foreign policy.
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So Hamas wanted to make it clear that that was unacceptable and that it would retaliate.
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He also said Iran would not escalate the missile strikes if the Americans did not retaliate.
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That night, Mr. Thomas told his mother he had been warned the Rice brothers might retaliate.
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China has threatened to economically retaliate against countries that ban equipment made by its technology companies.
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We don't yet know how Iran will retaliate, or whether all-out war will be averted.
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They say they will retaliate, but they won't show their cards until Trump's tariffs come through.
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Under such a scenario, the other party promises not to retaliate with tariffs of its own.
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Trump, again, would be nearly compelled to retaliate, ramping up the cycle of violence once more.
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"If it is maintained, there will be (further) pressure" on the government to retaliate, he said.
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Administration officials have spoken more publicly about their ability to handle the hacking threat -- and retaliate.
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" There was a pervasive fear that "security staff might retaliate if health staff reported patient abuse.
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Second, other countries will retaliate against U.S. exports, costing jobs in everything from motorcycles to sausages.
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That Iran and its proxies will retaliate is the only predictable aspect of this emergent challenge.
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Democrats have not settled on how they would retaliate against Republicans if their conditions aren't met.
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Within one day, other countries announced their displeasure and in some cases, their intention to retaliate.
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If that can be proven, the UK government reportedly may retaliate with sanctions and diplomatic expulsions.
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If it is credible, then it forces Mr. Assad and Moscow to both retaliate and compensate.
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Asked whether China would retaliate against the blacklist, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said "stay tuned."
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"Rather than address our legitimate concerns, China has begun to retaliate against U.S. products," he added.
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More importantly, there would be political consequences - China could be tempted to retaliate against German companies.
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China said Wednesday it will retaliate against the latest round of U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports.
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Saudi officials threatened to retaliate if the US imposed sanctions, but Riyadh later softened its tone.
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"I've seen no indication that Trump is able to control his need to retaliate," Robinson added.
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A spokesman for Turkish President Erdogan said Tuesday that Ankara will retaliate against any U.S. sanctions.
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" Meanwhile, a report from The Global Times said China will retaliate with an "unreliable entity list.
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On Monday, President Donald Trump threatened to retaliate against two beloved French exports: Champagne and cheese.
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Even if he doesn't there will be other countries who will retaliate and they'll get bigger.
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And why did Mr. Obama initially opt not to openly retaliate, through sanctions or other measures?
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Putin revealed the extent of the cuts Sunday, having initially announced the decision to retaliate Friday.
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The Trump administration has taken no measures to explicitly counter or retaliate for Moscow's election meddling.
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A US airstrike took out a prominent Iranian general, and the country has vowed to retaliate.
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He says sending the texts from a mysterious number meant his friends wouldn't know how to retaliate.
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All three of these, all of the E.U., Canada and Mexico, said we are going to retaliate.
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China may run out of U.S. imports to hit with tariffs but can retaliate with other measures.
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Nobody knows how China will retaliate if Meng is ultimately extradited to New York to face charges.
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Kentucky voters could retaliate and act as the "Grim Reaper" -- bringing McConnell's political career to an end.
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Both Germany and France have expelled Russian diplomats, and Moscow had warned it would retaliate in kind.
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Moe, whose Saskatchewan Party is often allied with the federal Conservatives, said Trudeau should retaliate against China.
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China has promised to retaliate against the tariffs, but it is unclear what action Beijing would take.
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He called the group "The Hypocrites" and rallied his remaining followers to retaliate severely: by killing them.
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Another top official said he did not think Beijing would retaliate for the latest increase in tariffs.
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The Chinese have promised to retaliate on the same day with duties on $60bn of American exports.
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Despite warnings from his team that he has bigger problems, Escobar is convinced he needs to retaliate.
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If, for instance, ISIS were to acquire and use a nuclear bomb, where would the US retaliate?
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They can respond when a shooting takes place, for instance by convincing loved ones not to retaliate.
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Washington slapped higher tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods earlier in May, prompting Beijing to retaliate.
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China warned that it would retaliate in an "appropriate" way, but the announcement also rattled America's allies.
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Canada and Mexico say they should be exempted from such moves, and have warned they could retaliate.
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Within minutes, the Houthis retaliate with incoming rounds of their own, gashing into the hardened mountain crust.
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Donald Trump would see that as a provocative act against the United States, and he would retaliate.
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In response, an EU official said the European Union had begun preparations to retaliate over Boeing subsidies.
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A group of girls in my grade suggested that I might be bullied because I never retaliate.
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Pakistan denies any involvement in cross-border terrorism and said it would retaliate against an Indian attack.
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The most reliable way to retaliate against a revenge fart, it seems, is to revenge fart back.
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For now, Mr Hind is praying that Polish youths don't retaliate, setting off a cycle of violence.
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Roskomnadzor, Russia's media regulator, said in a statement on Thursday it was now taking steps to retaliate.
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If the Bashar al-Assad regime decides to retaliate against Turkey, will we commit ourselves under it?
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China's finance ministry said earlier in the day that it would retaliate to the latest U.S. tariffs.
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Meanwhile, the EU has started preparing to retaliate over Boeing subsidies, an EU official said on Tuesday.
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Beijing officials, who have been in and out of trade talks with the administration, vow to retaliate.
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Syria said the Israeli attacks marked a new phase in the conflict there, and vowed to retaliate.
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But he was consumed by the war in Vietnam, and, in the end, he did not retaliate.
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George gets super emotional, calling the incident horrible and making note that victims like Mahud never retaliate.
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It moved quickly to retaliate for the tariff on Chinese tires with punitive duties on American products.
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Beijing also threatened to retaliate, and vowed to impose sanctions on U.S. firms selling arms to Taiwan.
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Valentina Matviyenko, a Kremlin loyalist and speaker of the upper house of parliament, said Russia would retaliate.
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That threat alarmed farm-state senators, who worry that China will retaliate by hitting U.S. agricultural exports.
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Analysts suggest China could retaliate, and the Trump administration may be preparing other moves against Chinese interests.
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Some in Iran have threatened to retaliate by reinitiating their nuclear program - but there are other considerations.
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The coalition said it would retaliate against anyone who threatens the safety of its citizens and residents.
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Last week, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia would retaliate if the U.S. placed missiles in Europe.
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Meanwhile, Tehran could retaliate against Trump's move by ramping up military support to the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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So if North Korea hits Japan with a missile, Japan actually doesn't have the ability to retaliate.
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If you go after top defensemen on other teams, someone will eventually retaliate against your best defensemen.
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Russia, for instance, did not retaliate militarily after Turkey shot down its jet in 2015, he noted.
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After the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, the US was determined to retaliate.
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It is not clear whether China will retaliate if the United States pulls out of the treaty.
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In 2009, Mexico imposed targeted tariffs to retaliate against Washington's violation of a Nafta agreement on trucking.
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Should American tariffs lead other countries to retaliate, it could result in a full-blown trade war.
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But it will also upset other countries, which could retaliate by restricting American products from its market.
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Trump imposed additional import tariffs on Chinese goods, after a breakdown in negotiations, prompting Beijing to retaliate.
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He added that it was up to the trade organization to define how each side could retaliate.
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Iran said on Saturday it would retaliate against the new sanctions, although it did not specify how.
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Mr. Trudeau's decision to retaliate won a rare endorsement from all three of Canada's major political parties.
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Then her supporters retaliate by calling the president "Brokeahontas" and attacking Native people who challenge Warren's claims.
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Questions have been swirling not about whether Iran will retaliate for the airstrike, but when and how.
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Qasem Soleimani last week, Iran has threatened to retaliate by striking US forces in the Middle East.
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Trump threatened the attacks should Iran retaliate for the assassination of its top military commander, Maj. Gen.
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He also floated the possibility of releasing immigrants into sanctuary cities, in part to retaliate against Democrats.
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He also floated the possibility of releasing immigrants into sanctuary cities in part to retaliate against Democrats.
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Meanwhile, Iran is warning that it will retaliate for any strike with a "rapid and crushing" response.
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Some wonder whether Trump will continue to retaliate against those who complied with the House impeachment inquiry.
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Trade officials aren't stupid; when they retaliate, they hit where it hurts — which is not always obvious.
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The Administration knew that if it imposed tariffs on Chinese goods, China would retaliate against U.S. agriculture.
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China has also announced that it will retaliate with duties on the same value of U.S. products.
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Consequently, the U.S. has also been hit with additional duties as those countries retaliate against Trump's decisions.
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The EU responded by saying it will have no choice but to retaliate to such a move.
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In addition to soybeans, China threatened to retaliate with tariffs on American cars, chemicals and other products.
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"I think we should expect that they will retaliate in some way, shape or form," Esper said.
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Trump warned Saturday that if Iran strikes any Americans or Americans assets, U.S. forces would retaliate immediately.
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Iraqis have the "natural right" to retaliate, the Iranian military branch asserted, according to Iranian state media.
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How, or even if, Iran may retaliate against the United States is still a matter of speculation.
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And it will tell the employees that Google will not retaliate against them for exercising those rights.
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It raised questions about how Washington might retaliate — and why Iran would have risked such a confrontation.
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Lawmakers — Republicans included — have already shown they are willing to retaliate against the Saudis for Khashoggi's killing.
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"Iran has no choice but to strike back and retaliate assassination of Major General Suleimani," he said.
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While the U.S. didn't retaliate with further military action, Trump did levy additional "punishing" sanctions against Iran.
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China will also likely retaliate to the extent that they can and worsen the dispute, they added.
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China demanded that the United States stop interfering in its internal affairs and said it would retaliate.
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The EU has already made very clear that it will retaliate if the U.S. pursues that course.
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On Thursday, Russian Vladimir Putin said that Moscow would have to "retaliate" if fresh sanctions were imposed.
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Saudi Arabia has threatened to retaliate against potential sanctions from the United States over the Khashoggi case.
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Those requests were denied, they said, out of concern for what the Russians might do to retaliate.
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France and the wider European Union have promised to retaliate against potential U.S. tariffs on French goods.
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President Trump threatened to retaliate by cutting aid to countries voting against the U.S. OpinionThomas L. Friedman
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"I would say that the DOJ can never be used to retaliate politically against opponents," Sessions replied.
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The Republicans may retaliate by replacing longstanding Senate rules with a simple majority vote on his confirmation.
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China's state-run Global Times said Beijing was only just beginning to look at means to retaliate.
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He threatened to retaliate against Iran, but said later he does not want to go to war.
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The indictments prompted warnings from Beijing that it would retaliate if Washington followed through with the charges.
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Russia denies any role in the poisoning and has vowed to retaliate against Britain for the expulsions.
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Then, through so-called paper-terrorism tactics, it offers them a way to retaliate against the system.
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China on Tuesday said it would retaliate but has not yet specified what steps it will take.
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When you see China retaliate stronger than the U.S. that's a very strong signal that they mean business.
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Sitting through a haircut is painful — especially when stylists retaliate on your unruly mane by breaking your glasses.
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To retaliate, Fox News went nuclear and posted Carlson's unlisted home phone number in Virginia on its website.
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Visiting Oman, Mattis stopped short of threatening to retaliate against Syrian forces if a chlorine attack were confirmed.
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Almost immediately, Reuters reported China had already begun looking for ways to retaliate against any potential US tariffs.
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" Beijing has said it would retaliate against the tariff hike while Trump insisted that China "broke the deal.
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"Turkey is not a tribal state, we will retaliate against what has been done in kind," he said.
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Canada's foreign minister has warned the Trump administration that Canada will retaliate if the U.S. applies new tariffs.
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Should China retaliate, Oxford Economics estimates that the U.S. economy would be about $100 billion smaller by 2020.
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Chinese officials said Monday the country plans to retaliate by raising tariffs on $60 billion of U.S. goods.
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A university could also retaliate against the student's high school by limiting the number of students they admit.
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France would show "no weakness" in the face of any such attacks, and would not hesitate to retaliate.
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During middle school, the paradigm shifted: Tech became a place to retaliate in typical, hormone-raging teenage fashion.
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Iran for one is threatening to retaliate against U.S. sanctions by breaching a nuclear pact signed in 2.73.
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ICE has been previously accused of using solitary confinement to retaliate against hunger-striking detainees at other facilities.
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In response to Kim's blunt summary of events, Thompson has also decided to retaliate and unfollow Kim back.
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After the attack in Bogotá the Colombian government may seek ways to retaliate, probably politically, against its neighbour.
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On a radio station run by Islamic Jihad, a rival militant group, hosts urged their comrades to retaliate.
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The Federation of Korean Industries has called on the Seoul government not to retaliate, which could exacerbate tensions.
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He said the public will "find out" about whether the U.S. intends to retaliate with a military strike.
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Maria Zakharova, the Foreign Ministry's spokeswoman, told reporters on Tuesday that Moscow would retaliate in kind if necessary.
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Pakistan denies any involvement in cross-border terrorism and has said it would retaliate against an Indian attack.
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ET. China is preparing a range of responses and has threatened to retaliate by hitting U.S. agricultural exports.
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Perdue said President Donald Trump approved the farmer aid to undermine China's efforts to retaliate against US tariffs.
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Mexico is preparing to retaliate against US tariffs and the EU is said to be weighing its options.
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Another technology — the capacity to retaliate — brought us out of that terrible situation and into a stabler one.
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Mexico's government said it would retaliate with targeted tariffs on pork legs, apples, grapes and cheeses, plus steel.
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India has threatened to retaliate but said it would not take action until the end of this month.
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It's therefore no surprise that Iran would bristle at Trump's move and that it would want to retaliate.
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WTO rules allow the U.S. to "retaliate" against countries if they do not implement WTO decisions against them.
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For rejecting his advance, he then began to retaliate against her in the workplace, according to the suit.
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Yet when the coverage doesn't go his way, he can retaliate with lawsuits and childish fits of pique.
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Mr. Ghani vowed in a speech afterward to retaliate with military action and the execution of Taliban prisoners.
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Officials are concerned that China could retaliate using measures other than tariffs now, according to the news service.
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The point wasn't necessarily to get things done; it was to retaliate against the media and other enemies.
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Hun Sen this month threatened to retaliate against the opposition if the EU withdraws duty-free trading access.
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Most analysts expect the European Union, Mexico, and Canada to retaliate with their own tariffs on American exports.
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Slap tariffs on imports, which has prompted other countries to retaliate by doing the same to American products.
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China has said that it's prepared to retaliate should the U.S. proceed with the additional tariffs on Friday.
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The announcement sent stocks tumbling and prompted China to retaliate with tariffs on $60 billion in U.S. imports.
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Would one of the ways in which Beijing could retaliate (to U.S. protectionism) be to sell U.S. Treasuries?
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European leaders warned the president that they would retaliate against protectionist measures from his administration, the Journal said.
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If we impose tariffs on other countries, they will typically retaliate with their own tariffs on American goods.
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Beijing plans to retaliate the same day with its own duties on $34 billion worth of U.S. goods.
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Such coercive tactics, however, could literally backfire if Japan or South Korea decide to retaliate, triggering further escalation.
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But he lifted the tariffs a little more than a year later, after U.S. allies threatened to retaliate.
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The United States launched 59 cruise missiles at a Syrian airfield on Thursday to retaliate after the attack.
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China's Foreign Ministry said on Monday it would retaliate after Slovak President Andrej Kiska met the Dalai Lama.
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"Stand-off weapons" are things like cruise missiles launched from far enough away that Syria could not retaliate.
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A number of foreign nations have said they plan to retaliate if the tariffs are put in place.
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Obviously, using your inherited power to retaliate against a woman who refuses to entertain his advances is unacceptable.
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Pyongyang would immediately retaliate by blitzing South Korea's capital Seoul, which is only 50 miles from its border.
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The U.S. has the capability to retaliate against Russian hackers — and it probably should, one cybersecurity CEO said.
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I had to find the thing inside me that would make me retaliate, hurt people, be a sociopath.
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Don't retaliate but block and ignore bullies, or if you feel up to it, tell them to stop.
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China has threatened to retaliate in kind with its own tariffs on U.S. agricultural products and other goods.
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Several other countries — Japan, India, Turkey and Russia — are planning to retaliate or have already added new tariffs.
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The following day, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia would not retaliate against the US for the sanctions.
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"We will not expel anyone," Putin said in a statement, adding that Russia reserved the right to retaliate.
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I do not want to alert my bosses for fear they might retaliate against him in some way.
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Moscow denies any involvement in the attack and has vowed to retaliate against the measures announced by London.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin will decide if and how Moscow will retaliate once the fresh sanctions become law.
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Without an exemption, the EU will retaliate with a series of measures it is already preparing, Moscovici said.
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This has not happened, but if it does, India is expected to retaliate with tariffs on U.S. goods.
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And China may well retaliate by imposing its own tariffs on American exports, including airplanes and agricultural products.
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The problem is that the dealers may retaliate against the rival or others they wrongly think are responsible.
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Erdoğan has said Turkey would not "remain silent" if Syrian attacks continued, adding that the country would retaliate.
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There were unconfirmed reports that the Saudis had threatened to retaliate against states that supported the Dutch position.
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Iran has promised to retaliate, and President Donald Trump has warned the U.S. would respond with more violence.
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In their effort to retaliate against perceived injustices, hard-line protesters see few actions that are off limits.
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If Republicans win the White House, Democrats are more likely to retaliate with filibusters to block judicial nominees.
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Iran was about to retaliate for the American drone strike that had killed Iran's top military commander, Gen.
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Multiple drivers agreed to speak on the condition of anonymity because they were concerned that Uber would retaliate.
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Beijing said on Wednesday that it will retaliate against the latest round of U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports.
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"Apparently this is how they retaliate when you report facts they don't like," CNN said in a statement.
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The message is the same as in the call-in: If you retaliate, a long prison sentence awaits.
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And if someone's going to retaliate then by hitting me with a pitch, it's not a big deal.
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"Iran has no choice but to strike back and retaliate for assassination of Major General Soleimani," he said.
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But if American tariffs are imposed before that happens, France has vowed to retaliate with its own tariffs.
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They continue to retaliate against and smear a victim of sexual assault and the person who reported it.
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State and federal officials are investigating the incident, which came after Tehran vowed to retaliate for Soleimani's death.
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Likewise, Obama did not retaliate against Russia when it annexed Crimea, invaded Ukraine, or facilitated genocide in Syria.
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Iran has vowed to retaliate over the assassination of the country's top military commander Major-General Qasem Soleimani.
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Second, there is the risk that U.S. trade partners will retaliate against other sectors of the U.S. economy.
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Chinese state media in light of the levies that have been threatened, saying the Asian nation would retaliate.
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China's commerce ministry stated Thursday that Beijing would retaliate if Washington was to inflict new tariffs, Reuters reported.
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China's commerce ministry had stated on Thursday that the country would retaliate if the U.S. imposes new tariffs.
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If the decision goes against Turkey, it could retaliate by banning the United States from Incirlik Air Base.
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The group has accused Israel of killing Qantar in an air strike in Syria, and vowed to retaliate.
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He will almost certainly retaliate against the Machado attacks by bringing those matters up at the next debate.
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Beijing said Tuesday it will retaliate by putting tariffs on $60 billion worth of U.S. goods next week.
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Several European nations, Canada and Mexico, among others, Froman said, have already said they were going to retaliate.
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If U.S. trading partners retaliate with their own tariffs or restrictions, it may cause another dip, he said.
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Canada, the America's biggest supplier of steel and aluminum, said it would retaliate if hit by U.S. tariffs.
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China has indicated it will similarly retaliate, making the talks beginning this week critical to resolving the standoff.
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But anti-Pakistan protests broke out in parts of India, with demonstrators calling on the government to retaliate.
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The Iranians attempted to retaliate by inflicting higher costs, both military and economic, on America and its allies.
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You present notorious anecdotes as evidence that hotlines are frequently ignored or used to retaliate against whistle-blowers.
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He says it's all fine to be critical of the Prez, but his record shows he'll eventually retaliate.
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China's government has promised to retaliate in kind if these types of actions continue from the Trump administration.
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The bigger fear, though, is how America's trade partners retaliate — and how the Trump administration responds to that.
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Beijing promised to retaliate but said it would "absolutely not" fire the first shot in a trade war.
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"We have evidence that Mr. Kelly has engaged in efforts to intimidate and retaliate against Faith Rodgers," her attorney, Gloria AllredGloria Rachel AllredAlleged R. Kelly victim's attorney says he tried 'to intimidate and retaliate' after being accused Ex-OSU wrestler seeks to eliminate Ohio statute of limitations on sexual assault Mrs.
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In the near term, there is concern China will find ways to retaliate against companies that operate in China.
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Trump on Friday announced hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports and China threatened to retaliate in kind.
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Milanesi and Greengart both think it's unlikely China would retaliate, but not completely out of the realm of possibility.
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Reports claim that R. Kelly is ready to retaliate against the Lifetime series that alleges he is a predator.
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And if anti-Trump delegates managed to prevent him from winning the nomination, Stone said, Trump's campaign would retaliate.
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Malmstrom told reporters the EU was ready to complain to the World Trade Organization, and retaliate within 90 days.
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Trump later said he had called off a military strike to retaliate because it could have killed 150 people.
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For Obama, chemical attacks were a "red line" that Assad could not cross lest US forces retaliate in Syria.
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Trump faced a near unanimous national security team that felt the United States should retaliate by striking Iranian targets.
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Emerging-market currencies firmed, led by the Indian rupee after China said it won't retaliate with competitive currency devaluations.
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The potential for China to retaliate against American companies operating in the country has also increased, according to experts.
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Even if they hit all of the goods with tariffs, they'd struggle to fully retaliate, except with higher tariffs.
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If China and Mexico retaliate, U.S. exports fall, forcing layoffs at American companies that sell to those foreign customers.
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The Taken actor said he was once looking to retaliate after a friend told him she had been assaulted.
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But the E.U. has plans to retaliate with its own tariffs on up to $300 billion of U.S. goods.
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Trump's move led China to retaliate by announcing higher tariffs on $60 billion worth of U.S. products on Monday.
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The European Commission said it had started to draw up plans to retaliate over subsidies for U.S. planemaker Boeing.
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U.S. stock futures fell and Asian shares pared gains as China said it would retaliate over the tariff increases.
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Basically, it asks one question: what happens when the subjects of a controversial documentary try to retaliate against it?
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"He told me he'd rather call the police and have restraint rather than retaliate and play [aggressively]," Mulabah said.
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"The Chinese will retaliate," William Reinsch, a trade expert at the Stimson Center, a nonpartisan think tank, told me.
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For one thing, it is easy to exaggerate China's ability to retaliate—especially if the West acts as one.
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A number of countries, including Canada, have threatened to retaliate against planned U.S. import tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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The House of Commons unanimously passed a motion backing Mr Trudeau's decision to retaliate against steel and aluminium tariffs.
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If that happens, Iran could retaliate by undermining the interests of Washington and its allies in the Middle East.
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Officials in China, meanwhile, who have called Mr Trump's tariffs an act of "blackmail", could retaliate in other ways.
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Within minutes, China said it planned to retaliate and announced 23 percent tariffs on U.S. goods worth $50 billion.
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The Hollywood Reporter writes that Depp allegedly punched location manager Greg Brooks and then offered Brooks $100,000 to retaliate.
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An escalation in the war on Huawei might prompt Beijing to retaliate by kicking Western firms out of China.
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Free ad-supported video viewing (AVOD) will continue its meteoric growth, but consumers will retaliate against poor advertising experiences.
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Defence Secretary Delfin Lorenzana said Abu Sayyaf, which means "bearer of the sword", would have good reason to retaliate.
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What happens if Iranian ships are targeted in international waters, and they choose to retaliate in the same fashion?
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Rather than retaliate against the United States, which is waging a trade war against it, China is punishing Canada.
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If this happens, China is likely to retaliate to protect its economy and spark a war between the two.
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Tehran had previously warned it would retaliate after the Britain captured an Iranian tanker off the coast of Gibraltar.
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The bailout was approved by Trump, Perdue said, in order to undermine China's efforts to retaliate against US tariffs.
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Ant-Maduro protesters use their own makeshift weapons and improvised explosives to retaliate -- including Molotov cocktails filled with feces.
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Turkey told the Netherlands on Sunday that it would retaliate after its ministers were barred from speaking in Rotterdam.
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" Many Muslims killed AQIM said the attack was to retaliate against French actions in the region and "Western crusaders.
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"We have said we wouldn't participate in any attack, but if the enemy attacks, we will retaliate," he explained.
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Vice President Biden is vowing the U.S. will retaliate against Russia for its alleged hacking of American political groups.
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The U.S. also ejected 35 Russian diplomats, but Putin said he would not retaliate yet with a similar move.
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Trump on late Thursday fumed over the event's speakers for criticizing him, adding he wanted to retaliate in kind.
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On Sunday, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said "Turkey will absolutely retaliate" if the US halts the weapons sales.
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Seoul is already seeking WTO trade sanctions to retaliate for Washington's failure to comply with an earlier WTO ruling.
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The U.S. added to the geopolitical premium when Trump decided to retaliate against Syria's chemical attack on its citizens.
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The tactic is meant to dodge a crippling blow that might curb or eliminate a nation's ability to retaliate.
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In April, Bromwich announced that McCabe planned to retaliate by suing Trump for defamation, and was considering other charges.
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China vowed to retaliate immediately with tariffs of the "same scale," and accused Trump of instigating a trade war.
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Indeed, the 2017 Foal Eagle exercises began on Wednesday, and the next day, like clockwork, Pyongyang threatened to retaliate.
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Putin said at the time he would not retaliate immediately, in the expectation that relations would improve under Trump.
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He said that because he had not technically hit Escobar, he did not know why the Royals would retaliate.
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But it's hard to see how another round of escalation would benefit his endgame, given Pakistan's willingness to retaliate.
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China promised to retaliate in kind, saying it would target products from the U.S., including soybeans, cars and whiskey.
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Should the US impose further tariffs, "we won't have any other choice but to retaliate once again," he said.
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That declaration followed China's announcement that it would retaliate with its own tariffs on $75 billion of American goods.
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Beijing has threatened to retaliate on the Trump administration's proposed tariffs with duties on U.S. goods such as soybeans.
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We were cocked & loaded to retaliate last night on 2202 different sights when I asked, how many will die.
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We were cocked & loaded to retaliate last night on 6900 different sights when I asked, how many will die.
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The human toll would likely be catastrophic, because Kim would almost certainly retaliate by launching an attack on Seoul.
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Beijing has already vowed to retaliate with unspecified "countermeasures," which are likely to include higher tariffs on American goods.
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"If any of these parties retaliate that does not mean that there can't be continuing negotiations," Ross told reporters.
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China has warned it will retaliate against the US if Trump signs the bill supporting the Hong Kong protests.
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"Rather than address our legitimate concerns, China has begun to retaliate against US products," Lighthizer said in a statement.
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The US is set within weeks to slap tariffs on more Chinese goods, and China has vowed to retaliate.
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He resigned from Turing after an internal investigation, which, she says, led the company leaders to retaliate against her.
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Emerging market currencies strengthened, led by the Indian rupee after China said it would not retaliate with competitive devaluations.
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Their analysis estimates that if other countries retaliate with tariffs, then American job losses would likely increase to 624,000.
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Washington slapped higher tariffs on $200 billion (£157.3 billion) in Chinese goods earlier in May, prompting Beijing to retaliate.
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That, added to Monet's daunting abilities and his bossy personality, plainly stung Bazille, who could retaliate only passive-aggressively.
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Putin has said that if the U.S. places ground-based intermediate-range missiles in Europe, then Russia will retaliate.
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Second, it's possible Assad's allies, mainly Russia and Iran, may retaliate against the approximately 2,000 US troops in Syria.
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The United States launched missiles at a Syrian airfield last week to retaliate a deadly chemical attack on civilians.
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When your identity is being suppressed, what better way to retaliate than by being yourself only much, much louder?
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Should the EU decide to retaliate, that would effectively give cover for other WTO members to do the same.
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China has pledged to retaliate against any U.S. tariffs and Beijing has already challenged the tariffs at the WTO.
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The Chinese government said the U.S. was starting "the biggest trade war in economic history" and promised to retaliate.
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And the second thing that could happen is, China could start to retaliate by discouraging purchases of US brands.
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China plans to retaliate, saying the U.S. 'initiated a trade war' and Beijing is not afraid to fight back.
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Here's a rundown of the ways Saudi Arabia is allegedly using big tech to surveil and retaliate against critics.
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Investors shrugged off trade tensions after China did not retaliate immediately to the latest U.S. tariff on Chinese goods.
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And it expelled 60 Russian diplomats to retaliate for Russia's poisoning of a former Russian spy on British soil.
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When employers receive sexual harassment complaints, they most often try to keep them quiet or retaliate against the victim.
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Top officials in Canada and the European Union are already threatening to retaliate forcefully against the new Trump tariffs.
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Both companies have categorically denied they retaliate against drivers, and there is no evidence that they have done so.
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The Pentagon and intelligence officials had warned that Iran might retaliate against American troops or operatives in the region.
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"There's a clear indication that we are willing to strike and retaliate when they hit us," Mr. Crenshaw said.
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Senator Cory Gardner, Republican of Colorado, threatened to retaliate by holding up Justice Department appointments that required Senate approval.
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China's threats to retaliate against US tariffs fueled fears of a trade war, unnerving manufacturers and even Tyson Foods.
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Modi promised a tougher approach to Pakistan and gave security forces the license to retaliate forcefully against the insurgency.
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Washington later slapped additional tariffs of up to 25% on $200 billion of Chinese goods, prompting Beijing to retaliate.
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A spokesman for Ankara's foreign ministry said it would retaliate against the tariffs as it has done so far.
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But there was also good reason to believe that Trump, if he did not get his way, would retaliate.
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China vowed to retaliate while also urging Washington to act rationally and return to talks to resolve the dispute.
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China has not said whether it plans to retaliate against the United States in response to Mr. Trump's move.
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Both decided to leave Nxivm, despite concerns that the group would retaliate by releasing their "collateral" or suing them.
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Beijing said it would immediately retaliate with its own tariffs and file a complaint with the World Trade Organization.
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Now some scientists think we should retaliate — and infect the mosquito with a strange little bug of our own.
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On Thursday, China threatened to retaliate if the US issues new tariffs on $300 billion of Chinese-made products.
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We don't know when or how Iran will retaliate for the strike that killed Quds Force commander Qasem Soleimani.
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Then the president balked at a planned airstrike in June to retaliate for Iran's downing of an American drone.
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Efforts by Trump administration officials to retaliate against the whistleblower or dispose of documents relating to the Ukraine investigation.
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The U.S. didn't retaliate, and in the weeks since, tensions have steadily decreased from their peak following Soleimani's death.
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President Xi Jinping has plenty of more targeted tools to pressure the United States and retaliate against trade measures.
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After the investigation was completed, the accuser said Malik had threatened to retaliate against her for reporting the behavior.
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Iran also has deep ties to terrorists and militias across the region, and has sometimes taken years to retaliate.
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Escalating tensions: Tehran had vowed to retaliate for Soleimani, who was killed Friday in a drone strike in Baghdad.
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In addition to an expected executive order to retaliate against the dumping of Chinese steel, he has promised more.
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She also warned that the company will likely retaliate, as Kickstarter fired two organizing employees during the bargaining period.
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But social media has amplified the power of speaking out, while reducing opportunities for companies to retaliate in secret.
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Tehran has promised to retaliate, and one place is particularly vulnerable: the Strait of Hormuz, off Iran's southern coast.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif warned on Friday that Iran would retaliate against the U.S. for its actions.
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Maria Zakharova, the Foreign Ministry's spokeswoman, told reporters on Tuesday evening that Moscow would retaliate in kind if necessary.
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President Obama has pledged to retaliate against the Russian activity, although the administration appears conflicted about how to respond.
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Separately, the Obama administration put new sanctions into place a day later to retaliate against the ballistic missile tests.
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It's possible that American exporters face more trade barriers abroad, forcing the U.S. government to retaliate against unfair practices.
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U.S. officials blamed Iran for the strike and President Donald Trump said Washington was "locked and loaded" to retaliate.
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Meanwhile, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce said it must retaliate against the U.S. tariffs "to defend the nation's dignity. "
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The failure of the United States to retaliate in defence of its long-term Saudi ally has unsettled Riyadh.
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Yet, the real harm to agriculture will come another way, as our trading partners retaliate against the United States.
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Trading partners have already pledged to retaliate, though Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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China has denied engaging in unfair trade practices and threatened to retaliate with its own tariffs on U.S. companies.
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Moreover, China is hardly without options to retaliate against U.S. agricultural exports, like soybeans and sorghum, and U.S. companies.
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China threatened to retaliate after President Donald Trump signed two bills into law in support of Hong Kong protesters.
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Beijing said Tuesday that it will retaliate by putting tariffs on $60 billion worth of U.S. goods next week.
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Both Canada and Mexico are threatening to retaliate if the U.S. moves forward with its steel and aluminum tariffs.
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Despite the rushed, incomplete investigation and unanswered questions, the Obama administration has announced its decision to retaliate against Russia.
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Ms. Glover said she made an excuse about being busy with her daughters, worried that her boss would retaliate.
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Washington later imposed additional tariffs of up to 25% on $200 billion of Chinese goods, prompting Beijing to retaliate.
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But Trump still has more tariffs in the pipeline and he's also threatened to retaliate against other countries' retaliations.
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"If the United States imposes sanctions on us or takes such a step, Turkey will absolutely retaliate," Cavusoglu said.
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Ankara has threatened to retaliate if Congress approves sanctions, including by kicking U.S. troops out of Incirlik Air Base.
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The potential for U.S. trading partners to retaliate against the tariffs with their own actions is an additional risk.
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Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said in a statement on his Twitter account that Turkey would retaliate for the losses.
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The United States launched 59 cruise missiles at a Syrian air base last Thursday to retaliate against the gas attack.
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He added that the market is worried about whether China retaliate by imposing tariffs on U.S. imports such as soybeans.
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You don&apost know when I&aposll retaliate, but it WILL happen, and it will happen over and over again.
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So, when "Finals, Part Two" begins chipping away at that cloak of protection, it's so obvious the Order will retaliate.
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The strip searching of the consul caused India to retaliate by downgrading security at the US embassy in New Delhi.
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China's foreign ministry on Wednesday said it would retaliate if US lawmakers approve bills that support the Hong Kong protests.
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Their proposal would also prohibit teams from disbanding cheerleading squads as a way to retaliate against women who raise complaints.
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" He predicted that Mexico "will probably be forced to retaliate," while the Democratic-controlled House will also "react very negatively.
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Last month Mr Trump had criticised Mr Macron's "foolishness", and promised to retaliate with restrictions on imports of French wine.
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Causing mayhem in a district on the island attracts the attention of its leader, who will retaliate with armed forces.
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It could also potentially lead the Chinese to retaliate and restrict U.S. company access to the world's second-largest economy.
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But if China chooses to retaliate, it could disrupt the global supply chain in electronics, which would affect countless companies.
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They retaliate by tricking her into trying on a winter formal dress at a store, which leaves her possessions unprotected.
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China said it would retaliate immediately by suspending previous trade agreements and slapping duties on American exports, including crude oil.
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Survivors are usually traumatized by the attack, and they fear they won't be believed or that the assailant will retaliate.
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"But because we have not seen that, the president has not felt compelled to retaliate," he told CNBC on Tuesday.
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In a speech earlier on Wednesday, Erdogan said Turkey would "retaliate in kind" if the officers involved were not probed.
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Russia has vowed to retaliate against those sanctions and has in the past also denied hacking into other countries' infrastructure.
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The Brooklyn Nine-Nine actor was allegedly told by the Los Angeles Police Department that WME could retaliate against him.
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This prompted China to retaliate by halting U.S. agricultural imports, intensifying the trade dispute between the world's two biggest economies.
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He was expected to level tariffs on about $200 billion of Chinese imports, and China has said it would retaliate.
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Mr Trump was advised that he had no option other than to retaliate with a nuclear strike on the North.
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But it is holding in reserve a plan to retaliate with another A321 makeover, using new wings to boost performance.
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"There could be firing by the North Koreans, which then could prompt South Koreans to retaliate very quickly," she said.
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Two, "the US could retaliate in a fashion Kim couldn't withstand," meaning the end of the Kim regime, he said.
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The suspicion is that Beijing used the antitrust body to retaliate against Trump's aggressive trade policies, though officials deny this.
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Worse, does Trump believe that with his provocative tariffs, other nations won't retaliate with impunity on imports of American goods?
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Partly, they wanted to retaliate against Republicans for blocking Merrick Garland—Obama's pick to replace Antonin Scalia—from the bench.
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The new hack at the DCCC could add pressure on the Obama administration to make a public accusation or retaliate.
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Putin, at the time, decided not to retaliate, but the Russian Foreign Ministry is now warning it might strike back.
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The Ohio market is simply too big and too lucrative for the drug industry to ignore or to retaliate against.
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Trump had ordered a missile attack on a Syrian airbase to retaliate for Syria's use of chemical weapons on civilians.
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Turkey, a key NATO ally, vowed to retaliate, auguring for a stormy road ahead for relations between Washington and Ankara.
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CNI's president, Robson Andrade, said Brazil would have the right to retaliate if it wins its case at the WTO.
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Russia stands ready to retaliate against the latest round of U.S. sanctions, the country's Finance Minister Anton Siluanov told CNBC.
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SPEAKING OF TARIFFS: Via Reuters, the European Union has decided to retaliate against the U.S. with tariffs starting in July.
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Yet U.S. trade barriers — whether to retaliate or to foster better policies abroad — aren't going to reduce the trade deficit.
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China, the largest holder of U.S. government debt, is threatening to cut its bond holdings and retaliate against U.S. investors.
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Weinstein has denied accusations of nonconsensual sex and said he did not retaliate against any women for refusing his advances.
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Focus has shifted to how China will retaliate and the potential volatility that could cause in the global financial markets.
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Why it matters: Wednesday's move was widely viewed as an effort to retaliate against a vocal critic of the administration.
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"Our determination to retaliate to attacks that aim against our unity and future grows stronger with every action," Erdogan said.
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The Obama administration in 2012 threatened to retaliate if Syria's Bashar Assad used chemical weapons in that country's civil war.
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That's what I learned from him: Don't retaliate to articles or pieces or to things that are said about me.
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If we slap high tariffs on imports, history suggests that other countries will retaliate by imposing tariffs on American exports.
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Europe's announced retaliation list includes Harleys, bourbon and Levis, while China could retaliate against American aircraft, soybeans, and digital products.
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The U.S. tariffs have fanned trade war fears, with countries the world over poised to retaliate in products beyond steel.
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When the president announced his intent to retaliate against a broadcaster based on content, the FCC should have rejected it.
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Countries from Iran to Cuba to China now have increased motivation to retaliate against sanctions and his strong-arm tactics.
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President Donald Trump's tough stance on international trade has the European Union replying that it would retaliate against the sanctions.
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If a company tries to snooker Google with what are known as "black hat" search tricks, Google will sometimes retaliate.
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In his Friday remarks to IRNA, Mousavi urged the UK to immediately release the Grace 1 and threatened to retaliate.
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China's finance ministry said earlier in the day that it would retaliate to the latest U.S. tariffs, spooking markets initially.
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"Mexico will not have any other option but to retaliate in kind" if the U.S. tariffs are enacted, said Urteaga.
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Iran has threatened to retaliate for the British seizure of an Iranian oil tanker accused of violating sanctions on Syria.
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Emerging-market currencies strengthened, led by the Indian rupee after China said it would not retaliate with competitive currency devaluations.
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But it comes as President Trump is considering strikes to retaliate over the attack, which would escalate tensions with Russia.
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Other Iranian officials have made similar statements, and some figures have been quoted as threatening to retaliate against British shipping.
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That raises more questions: Will other countries claim national security to retaliate, or to take similar measures in the future?
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The United States would escalate tariffs on Chinese goods if the deadline is missed, and likely prompt China to retaliate.
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If the news leaked, officials knew, there would be political pressure to retaliate, even if no culprits had been identified.
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Trump has repeatedly signaled a willingness to use the powers of the presidency to retaliate against critics and political opponents.
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Mr. Putin almost certainly will retaliate, continuing a downward spiral in Russian-American relations unheard-of since the Cold War.
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On Thursday, Canada, the European Union and other countries said they might have no choice but to retaliate in response.
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His themes are terrible—it's all about blood and people coming from the mountains to retaliate—but it's well crafted.
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Concerns also are growing that China could retaliate against U.S. tariffs with a fresh set of duties on U.S. dairy.
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In response, Beijing suggested it was ready to retaliate should Mr. Trump follow through on new tariff increases on Friday.
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And the Guard declined any attempt to retaliate against Israel after it repeatedly attacked Guard operations inside Syria, analysts said.
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Six feet tall with a heavy build, he was taunted for his size but rarely used his strength to retaliate.
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" In an earlier televised address, Kim said the regime would retaliate with the "highest level of hardline countermeasure in history.
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Beijing's initial response was muted, although it vowed to retaliate with its own tariffs and possible boycotts of American products.
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Still, the Trump administration has spoken repeatedly about its desire to blunt China's technological development, and China threatened to retaliate.
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Jihadists from Mali to Afghanistan promised to retaliate, but the Islamic State took aim at its rivals and Arab leaders.
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"The Chinese will retaliate," Claude Barfield, a trade scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank, told me.
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In response, the European Commission said earlier Tuesday it had started to draw up plans to retaliate over Boeing subsidies.
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If President Erdogan walks away from the S-400, Mr. Putin may retaliate in one or more of these areas.
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In particular, automakers fear that the administration would retaliate against them by imposing trade sanctions like tariffs on auto imports.
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Mexico has signaled it would retaliate to the tariffs, with targets likely to include farm products on Trump supporting states.
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In December, al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula threatened to retaliate against Saudi Arabia for any execution of its members.
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China has previously said it would retaliate against any new tariffs tit for tat, but the statement nonetheless spooked markets.
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But at the end of the 90 days, the US would retain the freedom to retaliate, the industry officials said.
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Thus, when Iran shot down a U.S. drone, Trump rationalized declining to retaliate by saying no U.S. citizens were hurt.
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China is looking for ways to retaliate because it has more or less run out of American imports to tax.
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Beijing made clear that it will retaliate dollar-for-dollar against the United States as soon as tariffs take effect.
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As several current and former US national-security officials have warned, Iran's ability to retaliate with cyber attacks is significant.
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However, any such benefit is likely to be illusory, as our trading partners would almost certainly retaliate in any event.
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Moreover, cyberattacks are particularly hard to retaliate against, since it is difficult to definitively establish where the attack came from.
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Trump said on Monday there was "no rush" to retaliate and Washington was coordinating with Gulf Arab and European states.
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"If I were a Trump supporter, I would want to retaliate massively because it has tainted his victory," Begala added.
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She said that she never asked anyone to retaliate, and there was no evidence that she made any direct threats.
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Thus far, the U.S. has declined to retaliate for attacks on American assets or the destruction of Saudi oil facilities.
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According to the article, how might the White House retaliate for the chemical weapons attack in Syria over the weekend?
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And North Korea, unlike Cuba, has nuclear weapons, which frees it to retaliate conventionally against what Mr. Castro merely endured.
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"It was clear that Iran didn't expect Trump to retaliate in any meaningful way," said Mr. Sadjadpour, the Iran expert.
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On Wednesday, the Kremlin softened the impact a bit by saying it would not retaliate beyond the measures already announced.
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EPA's regulatory powers should be used to promote environmental protection, not to retaliate for policy disagreements or carry out vendettas.
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Neighboring tribes come and slaughter them and rape their women, and the Pawong don't know to defend themselves or retaliate.
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That gives Google a lot of power over hardware makers, and Google may have used it to retaliate against Sonos.
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That includes pressing to allow the U.S. to re-impose tariffs while denying Beijing the opportunity to retaliate with counteractions.
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A military advisor to Iran&aposs Supreme Leader told CNN to expect Iran to retaliate by attacking US military sites.
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Trump also said that the United States will retaliate against Iran if Tehran were to strike back after the killing.
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Iran has suffered economically under U.S. sanctions and has threatened to retaliate if United Nations member countries add sanctions themselves.
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Trump said he did not expect the EU to retaliate since the U.S. tariffs had been cleared by the WTO.
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North Korea would retaliate by attacking Seoul or Tokyo, or may strike U.S. territories like Guam or Alaska with missiles.
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"If anything, he may feel the need to push hard on trade issues -- despite China's ability to retaliate in kind."
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He said that he was still weighing a mix of covert and public actions to retaliate before he leaves office.
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China said Tuesday it has "no choice " but to retaliate, according to a statement released Tuesday by its Commerce Ministry.
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Canadian officials said they could retaliate and took issue with Trump using national security as a reason for the tariffs.
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China had earlier said it's prepared to retaliate with its own tariffs on about $60 billion worth of U.S. goods.
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Earlier this week, the French economy and finance minister told CNBC the EU could retaliate alongside nations from outside Europe.
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Defendants undertook such unlawful conduct with the intent to obstruct, chill, deter, and retaliate against the NRA's core political speech.
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The administration says that other nations won't retaliate against our tariffs because they do not want to lose our business.
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The two countries have a long history of reciprocal expulsions, and Russian officials had been threatening to retaliate for days.
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Former employees say the bank used termination notices to retaliate against attempts to blow the whistle on its fraudulent activities.
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China is preparing to retaliate in the escalating trade war with tariffs on about $60 billion worth of U.S. goods.
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President Vladimir Putin had warned on Thursday that Russia would have to retaliate against what he called boorish U.S. behavior.
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Emerging-market currencies firmed, led by the Indian rupee after China said it would not retaliate with competitive currency devaluations.
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The deal is expected to anger Moscow, whose lawmakers have vowed to retaliate after Trump announced the additional 1,000 troops.
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"There's already a very real concern that when families of imprisoned people in China go public, they retaliate," he said.
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And South Korean government and military experts believe that South Korea would bear the brunt if Kim decided to retaliate.
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But the way we retaliate from our failures is a choice the reflects the way we go about our lives.
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In her suit, Ms. Calvacca states that Mr. Milano uses the fines, which mount up quickly, to retaliate against owners.
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They'll rehash everything you've ever done wrong and push every button they can to retaliate against you for rejecting them.
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I hadn't mentioned his name because he was still alive at the time and I worried that he might retaliate.
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As the strike was expected to begin Tuesday, the ACLU called on corrections authorities not to retaliate against striking prisoners.
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The United States slapped an additional 25 percent tariff on Chinese-made vehicles earlier this year, prompting China to retaliate.
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He added that he prefers dialogue, not confrontation, which suggests that he doesn't want to retaliate by taxing US goods.
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"It's awful that some people have felt that they've had to retaliate by taking the lives of police officers," Morial said.
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A Mexican trade official told CNBC last week that Mexico won't retaliate against Trump's tariffs until the threats seem more serious.
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Trump's administration is expected to crack down on Chinese trade practices with enforcement cases, which has raised fears Beijing would retaliate.
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In an open letter to Trump published late Thursday, López Obrador had hinted that Mexico would not retaliate by imposing tariffs.
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They want to retaliate for political reasons ... but actually in economic terms probably their best option would be to do nothing.
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It was a strange reaction because Canada had already signaled that it was going to retaliate against the US weeks before.
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If China were to retaliate with higher tariffs, US companies that do big business in China would end up getting penalized.
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Domestic pressure had been building on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to retaliate after 103 soldiers were killed in a Sept.
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Good attempted to retaliate, but he said the man began to drive away – with his arm still stuck in the car.
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