Services in general. after britain would be the great prize in trade. in terms of the other trade deals that we have done since brexit, are you happy with the number and quality of those trade agreements? yes, and i think the agreement that rarely was the change was the japan agreement because it did something that we were never able to do inside the european union, which was to bring data into that agreement, and i think it s a fact of life that you cannot move goods and services but not data in this day and age, so i think that was the really important thing. it was in many ways of reluctant, but i think as a stepping stone to future trading agreements that allow greater movement of data, that allow greater movement of data, that was very key. i think that japan agreement well in time be seen as a much more important agreement than many others. than many others. liam fox, thank ou ve than many others. liam fox, thank you very much than many others. liam fox, thank you very much fo
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Also have to remember that dynamic here, the united states is our single biggest trading partner has a country, but we represent only 2.5% of us trade. so they see it in a slightly different dynamic. i think that s the first thing to say. the second thing to say is that i think the benefits of a us uk free trade agreement is limited because the federal government in america doesn t have the authority to negotiate over the full range of issues in a free trade agreement and the way that our government would, for example. the debate around services and access to services in the united states is primarily a responsibility of state governments, that something long missed in this debate. ., ., that something long missed in this debate. ., . , debate. you are saying it is limited a otential debate. you are saying it is limited a potential deal. debate. you are saying it is limited a potential deal. a debate. you are saying it is limited a potential deal. a couple - debate. you are saying
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