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It will take longer to thrash out the nuts and bolts that would need to underpin a complex agreement.

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Officials will now thrash out a further deal to set the details of British participation, after EU ministers formally authorised negotiations on Thursday.

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At the time there were indications the occasion could be used to thrash out a deal for Guehi but it is understood no significant discussions took place at Wembley.

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To keep the sessions spontaneous, he didn't finish any of the "16 or 17" songs he'd written, preferring to thrash out the arrangements in the studio with his touring band.

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Hnath has constructed “A Doll’s House, Part 2” as a modern comedy of ideas, divided into a series of confrontations in which characters get to thrash out different perspectives on their shared history.

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