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The Wall Street Journal |
Lai said a team led by Taiwan’s deputy premier and including security and trade officials will aim to begin talks with the U.S. by focusing on the goal of eliminating tariffs on both sides.
Business Insider |
Tariffs are an attempt by Trump to reorder the global economy away from China manufacturing.

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