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Trade Talks Go Down to Wire; Farmers Riot Outside Trade ministers from around the world tried to conclude a deal on farm subsidies at a World Trade Organization conference in Hong Kong, as police officers outside battled rioting South Korean farmers.

Nasr ibn Sayyar tried to conclude an alliance with al-Kirmani, but failed when the latter was murdered by one of Harith's sons in revenge.

The two left the meeting talking about trying to conclude a nuclear agreement in one year.

During his visit here, Mr. Obama will try to conclude a deal for the rotation of F-16 warplanes and C-130 transport planes through Poland.

His first task will be to try to conclude a renegotiation of about $1.2 billion of debt that AES owes to Brazil's development bank, BNDES.

Diplomats from 114 countries spent two weeks in Geneva trying to conclude a treaty that would have banned older, less sophisticated cluster munitions — bombs and rockets that scatter a large number of smaller bomblets over a wide area.

At that point, he said, he hopes "the parties will at least know where each other's bottom lines are" and try to conclude a deal within two weeks.

In their first meeting as the new leaders of Russia and Japan, President-elect Vladimir V. Putin and Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori pledged today to meet often, to call each other by their nicknames and to try to conclude a long-sought peace treaty by the end of the year.

12 Russia and Japan Leaders Meet President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori of Japan, in their first meeting as new leaders, pledged to meet often, and to try to conclude a long-sought peace treaty by the end of the year.

And that's why we will try to conclude a Doha trade agreement - not just any agreement, but one that creates real access to key global markets.

World powers and Iran are trying to conclude an accord by the end of the month, setting 15 years of restrictions on Iran's nuclear program in exchange for significant relief from the international sanctions that have crippled the Iranian economy.