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Carney told reporters in Johannesburg over the weekend, at the sidelines of the Group of 20 leaders’ summit, that Canadian officials would re-engage with their U.S. counterparts on trade talks at the appropriate time.

The OT’s Jewish victims, like their non-Jewish counterparts, were forced to work on everything from underground armaments factories to V-2 rockets and even a railroad above the Arctic Circle in Norway.

Brussels hoped the proposal would then see the EU team up with Washington to tackle Chinese overcapacity, and Sefcovic had been pushing his US counterparts agree on steel import quotas.

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The EU is the leading supplier of foreign direct investment to the continent and its leading commercial counterpart.

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In many ways, the Five Great Forests serve as tropical counterparts to North America's eastern forests.

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