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dispute resolution, instead of domestic trade remedies like antidumping, "is that if the subsidies are withdrawn, it can improve the competitive position of U.S. exporters in other markets," said Carolyn B. Gleason, a partner and longtime trade lawyer in the Washington office of McDermott Will & Emery.

"The terms may be set with the E.U., but we all know that China's excess production will continue to be targeted at other markets — the U.S. and elsewhere," said Michael Wessel, a longtime trade lawyer in Washington who has advised the United Steelworkers union on solar panels.

The Labor Party leader, Amir Peretz, a longtime trade union leader, is to become the defense minister in a move that has stirred debate in Israel, where the post has often been held by former generals with many years of military experience.

One piece of good news is that Ron Bloom, the longtime trade unionist and union-friendly investment banker who brought the rescue of GM and Chrysler to a speedy resolution, has been promoted by the Obama Administration to be a kind of manufacturing policy czar.

The most significant stipulations are tied to movements in the yuan, says Paul McLaughlin, a longtime trade-fair customer from a British sourcing company, Libra.

Bush administration officials and Republican leaders squeezed their party ranks, relying on several longtime trade-wary lawmakers, one late vote switch, and the House speaker, J. Dennis Hastert, who often does not vote, to eke out the 215-214 victory.

Moscow Tehranan's longtime trading partner and enabler — now seems determined to let up on the pressure.

Its leaders will be watching carefully, especially to see what its longtime trading partners and enablers in Russia and China do.

He said he did not expect that the promotion of a longtime trading executive would lead Goldman to take more risk because "the trading and risk-taking are already substantial".

One longtime trading partner of Dr. Khan's was Peter Griffin, a British engineer who said in an interview that he had been a supplier to Pakistan for two decades, in the period when Dr. Khan was building nuclear weapons.

President-elect Donald Trump on Tuesday tapped Robert Lighthizer, a former Reagan administration official and longtime international trade attorney, to be his U.S. trade representative.