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The coalition includes the RMT union, a host of trade union fighters, community campaigners and socialists.

With Mr. Bush's planned attendance at the Games prompting debate and criticism, the White House has sought to strike a balance between expressing support for advocates of greater political and personal freedom in China and cultivating cooperation with China's government on a host of trade and security issues.

In an open letter expected to be published on Wednesday, a host of trade bodies representing technology firms will lay out 12 policy recommendations including pledging support for the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal, urging more "narrowly targeted government access to user data" and recognition of encryption as a "critical security tool".

Momentum, which MPs have accused of trying to be a "party within a party", has called its first "national committee" meeting in January, when up to 60 members will agree a new leadership team, membership fees, and official links with a host of trade unions – including those not linked to Labour.

Democrats, who generally oppose the fast-track bill, wanted to ensure that a host of trade reforms included in a customs and trade enforcement bill would be included in the fast-track bill, preventing House Republicans or Obama from rejecting them without undermining their own objectives.

The host of "Trading Spaces" chronicles a year in the life of the show.

The host of "Trading Spaces," a television program about interior design, chronicles a year in the life of the show.

Panama has the added advantage of being a relatively short plane ride from the U.S. A decision to pick a foreign spot for retirement involves a host of trade-offs that only you can decide on.

Precipitating a wave of demand for basic infrastructure, raw materials, agricultural foodstuffs and energy, the China-India-Brazil boom carried along with it a host of trading partners both supplying essentials as well as the recipient of low-priced exports.

Wall Street was near session highs Monday afternoon, as a host of deal news drove trading.

The North American Free Trade Agreement, passed by Congress in 1993, and a host of subsequent trade pacts granted corporations new powers that had previously been reserved for sovereign nations and that have allowed companies to sue nations directly over issues.