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It has since ceded more power now and then in statutes that stipulate specific and limited terms for imposing tariffs.

The CEO said he worried about the U.S. permanently ceding the market to China.

The shiny-faced, spaced-out humans of 2024 have ceded their place to an expanded host of critters, letting Coke dodge the “uncanny valley” where nearly real simulations of people wind up unsettling viewers.

Voters backing the measure express concerns about broader threats to democratic institutions and argue that failing to respond to partisan actions by other states would effectively cede political power.

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Moscow wants Kyiv to cede the entire Donbas region as part of a peace deal, including the parts it currently does not control.

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