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"The Foreign Secretary reiterated the need for urgent progress to resolve the international community's concerns about Iran's nuclear programme," said a foreign office statement.

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Both the length of the meeting and the fact that the two sides agreed to release a joint statement hinted at a broader progress to resolve differences between the countries.

At the same time, the lack of diplomatic progress to resolve the dispute has increased sentiment among Iran's critics for even tougher economic sanctions, including a trade embargo, and has resurrected warnings from the Obama administration that "all options are on the table" — a reference to possible military action if Iran is thought to be close to the ability to make a weapon.

"Don't get up tomorrow and expect it all to be working," the space station program manager, Michael T. Suffredini, said at an evening briefing for reporters, but he added, "I feel like we're making good progress to resolving this issue".

But I also feel a deep sense of disappointment at the lack of progress made to resolve the housing crisis during that time.

Mr. Liang and Mr. Antony also reviewed progress in talks to resolve a long-running border dispute in the Himalayas that led to the brief war in 1962.

The prime minister told reporters before a meeting with the Chinese premier, Li Keqiang, on Thursday that progress was slow to resolve the disputes between regional players "but there is cautious optimism that agreement can be reached on a code of conduct".

He added: "We are prepared to come back here next week if it is clear that progress can be made to resolve the outstanding issues".

However, significant progress has been made to resolve these problems with several groups reporting nearly 100%% yield of TERS probes [35, 36].

Mr Zarif, who has been holding talks with US Secretary of State John Kerry since Thursday, said he believed they could "make the necessary progress to be able to resolve all the issues and start writing them down".