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The World in Brief from The Economist
Iran’s “advanced” plans to kill Americans; Trump to cut more Canada tariffs, and more
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America’s top intelligence official said that Iran had drawn up detailed plans to kill American citizens in the Middle East; Mr Trump will exempt more Canadian products from his 50% tariffs.
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