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According to the 22nd Amendment to the Constitution, a U.S. president cannot be elected for more than two terms, consecutive or not.
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Paul Arter, a costs lawyer for Orbis, said that Trump had very strong negotiating skills and was paying one of his own lawyers 750 pounds an hour.

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