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It’s time to accept that Vladimir Putin likely believes any realistic end to the war in Ukraine on negotiated terms would endanger his rule.

For all the benefits of joining the anti-ISIS coalition and negotiating security understandings with Israel, the real test lies inside Syria.

Former museum director Adam Lerner had reportedly been negotiating a three-year contract renewal when he stepped down.

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In 1994, the Clinton administration’s attempt at health care reform failed, largely due to Republicans being unwilling to negotiate.

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Adding that a "lot of pain and effort" had gone into negotiating the withdrawal deal, she said it was "completely ridiculous" for Farage to suggest Reform would renegotiate the settlement.

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