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U.S. official's intervention in Canada talks draws mixed reaction

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's intervention in talks involving Canada has attracted both praise and criticism. The headline indicates ongoing bilateral friction or negotiation.

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U.S.-Canada tensions could affect trade and broader North American relations.

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