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Xi Jinping and Joe Biden seem to disagree on everything. But they both fear where US-China tensions could lead

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3 years ago

November 16, 2021

In the West Wing of the White House, President Joe Biden sat with his hands clasped at the head of the table.

Two television screens, propped up on temporary stands, beamed a live feed of his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping to the room — and the globe — from the Great Hall of the People in…

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Xi Jinping and Joe Biden seem to disagree on everything. But they both fear where US-China tensions could lead

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Xi Jinping and Joe Biden seem to disagree on everything. But they both fear where US-China tensions could lead

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