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failed to effectively negotiate with the EU, and refused to find common ground for a deal Parliament could support.”.
Palestinians leaders to find common ground, Washington's new plan is drafted to be a prescriptive,
I would be happy if our critical resolution was understood by the Russians as an effort to find common ground, and as a warning that some of the specific steps
Turkey's Foreign Ministry said Friday that Ankara has"limited" patience and if efforts to find common ground with the U.S. fail,
forcing the Conservative leader to open talks with Labour to try to find common ground and win approval to avoid taking part in the European elections.
Far from discouraging us, the vicissitudes of 60 years have only strengthened our conviction that travel is invaluable when it comes to broadening our understanding of the world and our capacity to find common ground across cultures and classes.
In the same way, it will be the task of the European Parliament and the Council to find common ground for a rapid and effective response,
that is what the G-20 is for- to bring together the views of a diverse set of players to find common ground and commit to action for a shared
But our political leaders will engage and try to find common ground or a way forward where Russia,
Saying they need more time to find common ground, Kosovo lawmakers Thursday(2 October)
and would work to find common ground, no matter how hard.".
The Turkish economist and academic stated the general theme of Bilderberg meetings is to find common ground between the United States
mobilise this network in order to find common ground on the main topics to be agreed on in Paris,
Way to find common ground!
We will work to find common ground.
You really have no desire to find common ground.
Try to find common ground to work together.
I would prefer you to find common ground.
It's about trying to find common ground.