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It would also revive confidence in the WTO's ability to negotiate global trade deals following a string of bilateral talks between the major trading blocs that have left the body at risk of collapse.

Thanks to the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and a string of bilateral deals, it trades more than Argentina and Brazil combined, and more per person than China.

And without the cover of a new trade round, a string of bilateral trade disputes between the Americans and Europeans including America's use of anti-dumping laws over steel, and its tax subsidies for exporters could quickly degenerate into an all-out trade war.

Since Seattle, the big two have been further distracted by a string of ugly bilateral trade disputes and by their efforts to shepherd China into the WTO.

But with a string of "bilats" — diplomatic jargon for bilateral, or one-on-one, meetings between world leaders — facing the president at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum, Mr. Obama and his irritable press pool had little choice but to soldier on.

"There is a string of events now that certainly puts a cloud over our friendship and affects our bilateral relationship severely," said Han ten Broeke, foreign affairs spokesman for the VVD party.

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