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Yeah, and Aaron, that would be quite a moment too, wouldn't it, because, you know, the two countries have been, let's say at loggerheads, particularly about things like trade.
Because, you know, the two countries have been, let's say, at loggerheads, particularly about things like trade.
they're still at loggerheads over things like Iran's nuclear capabilities and their proxies in the region.
and they're still at loggerheads over things like Iran's nuclear capabilities and their proxies in the region.
Now we know also the president and the opposition are at loggerheads because the opposition is accusing the president to intending to have intentions of extending and also to have also ratify the Constitution.
Now we know also the president and the opposition are at loggerheads because the opposition is accusing the president to intending to have intentions of extending and also to have also ratified a constitution that's also contested by the opposition.
The United States, U.S., and China have been at loggerheads in the political landscape.
The United States, U.S. and China have been at loggerheads in the political landscape.
Already, Takaichi in China are at loggerheads.
Already, Takaichi and China are at loggerheads.
Some people say it's at loggerheads with the Iranian regime.
Some people say it's at loggerheads with the Iranian regime.
And whilst those two brothers are at loggerheads, this place is falling apart.