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Other carriers have balked at the roughly $50,000-per-aircraft price tag that Airbus charges for the kit, the people said.

Retailers are closely monitoring whether or when shoppers will balk at prices bumped up by import costs.

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But, Bessent warned, if Beijing balks, the United States has "lots of levers" to retaliate.

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Jeff blinked in surprise, thought about it for second and instead of balking, quietly suggested, “Why not Vietnam, too?”

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The tech giant has balked at Disney’s demands, pointing to ratings declines at the ABC network, among other channels.

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