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These latest measures come as an escalation and could make it difficult for China to retaliate further, given the country only imported about $170bn of US goods and services last year.

Sunday's violence crystallized Lebanon's growing predicament: as Hezbollah has deepened its involvement in the war, fighting alongside the Syrian Army against the rebels, opponents of President Bashar al-Assad of Syria appear to be making good on threats to retaliate, further destabilizing the country.

Canada is likely to retaliate, further hurting two-way trade.

Before the committee voted Tuesday, North Korea warned that it might retaliate with further nuclear tests.

The Syrian government has warned it will retaliate against further military action by Israel, which would risk embroiling the US ally in a regional conflict.

He said Russia, for now, should not retaliate any further than the entry bans for nine U.S. officials it announced Thursday.

Some in the opposition fear that if the US strike is not strong enough, the regime will get stronger and retaliate with further violence, creating more destruction.

Otherwise, they fear, Americans may retaliate by blocking further integration.But will Mr Chrétien take any notice?

Mr. Gilani offered no specifics about what actions he expected the United States and NATO to take, and it was not clear how Pakistan would further retaliate.

Mr. Moslehi's remarks came a day after Iran's oil minister, Rostam Qasemi, threatened to retaliate against any further tightening of Western sanctions by terminating all Iranian exports of oil, the country's most important product.

Dooley, of the American Chemistry Council, said China had made clear it would further retaliate if the new tariffs go into effect, a prospect that frightens many U.S. companies worried about getting caught in the middle of a trade war.