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Admittedly, Europe’s increasingly divisive zero-sum thinking is not entirely new: the EU is accustomed to distributional disputes, and the lengthy budget discussions (which take place every seven years) are typically acrimonious affairs.

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Which brings us to the burning question: Will the US-China trade conflict end with a peaceful resolution or an acrimonious divorce?

In the United States, an acrimonious and divisive presidential campaign, Donald Trump’s election, and a wave of post-election protests all speak to the importance of paying attention to both political messages and cultural divisions.

The grudging short-term compromise between the IMF and Europe comes after months of sometimes acrimonious discussions.

However, such a body would not prevent acrimonious debate, particularly in view of the absence of any of the "new" NATO members.

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