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Republican China committee chair urges tough Trump line with Xi

WASHINGTON, Sept 18 - The Republican chair of the US congressional committee on China on Friday urged President Donald Trump to take a tough line in his summit with Xi Jinping next week, warning against concessions and calling for tighter technology restrictions and consequences …

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  • ✓Republican China committee chair urges tough Trump line with Xi
  • ✓WASHINGTON, Sept 18 - The Republican chair of the US congressional committee on China on Friday urged President Donald Trump to take a tough line in his summit with Xi Jinping next week, warning against concessions and calling for tighter technology restrictions and consequences for China's alleged support for Iran.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 18 - The Republican chair of the US congressional committee on China on Friday urged President Donald Trump to take a tough line in his summit with Xi Jinping next week, warning against concessions and calling for tighter technology restrictions and consequences …

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