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“We are where we're going to be basically for the foreseeable future… Both sides' red lines are still too far apart,” Middle East Lead for Bloomberg Economics Dina Esfandiary tells @davidguraand @EenaRuffiniabout negotiations between Iran and the U.S. Bloomberg Economics Defense Lead @becca_wasseradds “Iran has a great deal of... show more

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