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Trump Hints at Pulling Back Threat of US Bombardier Boycott

President Donald Trump indicated he would back away from threats to boycott Canadian firm Bombardier Inc., citing the company’s workforce in Kansas, as he campaigned in the state ahead of November’s midterm election.

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