WASHINGTON -- U.S. Republican lawmakers have introduced a comprehensive anti-China bill that would reshape the two countries' economic relationship, but the proposed law faces long odds in a presidential election year where Donald Trump is the presumptive Republican nominee.
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The U.S. House Republican bill includes a provision that would revoke permanent normal trade relations status for China. © Reuters
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