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The U.S.-China relationship is on ‘tactical autopilot’ after the Xi-Trump summit. Maybe that’s not so bad

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Fortune The U.S.-China relationship is on ‘tactical autopilot’ after the Xi-Trump summit. Maybe that’s not so bad
The two countries keep pulling apart, but a summit short on substance suggests that Beijing and Washington want stabilization, not a clean break.
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