A negotiable timeline Talabani says is not written in stone and can be extended.
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ceasefire deadline
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...I think given the opportunity for things to continue and this ceasefire deadline isn't written in stone, it's very easy to extend things. And..."
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"...I think given the opportunity for things to continue and this ceasefire deadline isn't written in stone, it's very easy to extend things. And..."
"...last ultimatum was for Tuesday. And then when Tuesday, when the deadline came, he said that, okay, we're going to surrender to the Iranians...."
"...well be the biggest victim of trends. Professor Zhang, Donald Trump's deadline for imposing a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is sort of..."
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