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Now, you could argue whether China didn't renege on those terms of that deal, it might well have done.
Now, you could argue whether China didn't renege on the terms of that deal.
Unsurprisingly, since 1997, the Communist Party has been working hard to renege on that promise.
the Communist Party has been working hard to renege on that promise.
So even if these threats don't go ahead, of course means that we now have to question the legitimacy of these deals and the sustainability of these deals because it's become increasingly clear that the President will renege on them if something important to him rises up the agenda.
So even if these threats don't go ahead, it, of course, means that we now have to question, uh, the legitimacy of these deals and the sustainability of these deals because it's become increasingly clear that the president will renege on them if something important to him rises up the agenda.
and it may break down or get stuck if the parties renege on their commitments.
it may break down or get stuck if the parties renege on their commitments.
they insisted that any deal that they made, they wanted guarantees that no future president could renege on it the same way that President Trump had reneged on the 2015 deal.