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The heavy Republican defeat in the midterm elections could prompt opposing reactions from US President Donald Trump and North Korea, fanning eagerness from the former and reluctance in the latter to seek a breakthrough in top-level diplomacy, experts say. With Democrats having wrested control of both chambers of the US Congress in Tuesday's midterm elections — securing at least 54 Senate seats and surpassing the 218-seat threshold needed for a House majority — Trump faces a difficult final two y
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Upgrade this serverThe heavy Republican defeat in the midterm elections could prompt opposing reactions from US President Donald Trump and North Korea, fanning eagerness from the former and reluctance in the latter to seek a breakthrough in top-level diplomacy, experts say. With Democrats having wrested control of both chambers of the US Congress in Tuesday's midterm elections — securing at least 54 Senate seats and surpassing the 218-seat threshold needed for a House majority — Trump faces a difficult final two y
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