Why šµ NatSecAllTheTime picked: The US has allowed a flurry of engagements with Taiwan in the wake of Donald Trumpās lavish welcome for Chinaās Xi Jinping, signaling support for the island even as it keeps an arms sale in limbo ahead of more meetings between the leaders
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