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Pats and praise: How Trump and Xi’s body language speaks louder than their words
Pats and praise: How Trump and Xi’s body language speaks louder than their words
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Pats and praise: How Trump and Xi’s body language speaks louder than their words

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What happens when the leaders of the two biggest superpowers meet? More often than not, their body language is a giveaway. We decode the handshakes, the smiles and more from the photographs and videos from Beijing, where US President Donald Trump held a bilateral with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping

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