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A senior official said the U.S. is not planning to offer any waivers on oil imports from Iran.
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Britain's 35.3 billion pound ($47 billion) defense spending in 2016/17 makes it one of the few NATO members to meet a 2 percent target set by the U.S.-led alliance. Parliament's Defense Committee said spending needed to increase to 2.5 percent of national output from its current level of 2 percent.
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Delta Air Lines Bans 'Pit Bull Type Dogs' As Service, Support Animals
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Philippines Plans To Take Drug War To Schools With Searches, Testing
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US Military Pilots In East China Sea Targeted By Blinding Laser Attacks
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Chinese Media Says US Has 'Delusions' As Impact Of Trade War Spreads
It added US' self-defeating protectionism must not distract China from its path to modernization.
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Trump Threw Starbursts At Merkel During A Tense Exchange At G7 Summit
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