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In fact, China has expressed worries about its American investments in surprisingly blunt terms, and it is watching its industrial cities closely for signs of unrest now that millions of Chinese factory workers are being laid off.

They argued that Iran would never adhere to its terms and it would collapse.

Now, with the hype muted, this second compilation provides an opportunity to appreciate the music on its own terms – and it feels more beautiful and progressive than ever before.

entry terms, and it wants to continue that arrangement when it expands its operations.

In fact, Mr. Obama was right on two counts: The U.S. has to learn to deal with China on equal terms and it must be mindful of China's role as its creditor.

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She delivered her performance on her own terms, and it was masterly.

Even so, A.I.G. is borrowing the Fed's money on expensive terms, and it must pay it off within two years.

The large, enthusiastic, if bronchially challenged, audience was invited to approach on Ravel's terms and it did.

All that is required in eligibility terms – and it could be done today – is to make one single modest adjustment.

But Mark D. Schofield, global head of interest rate strategy at Citigroup in London, said, "It's a huge increase in percentage terms, and it dwarfs anything else".