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Reuters: UPDATE 1-Trudeau's dilemma: how to be tough on Saudi Arabia and save jobs


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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces a dilemma as an election approaches - how to credibly clamp down on Saudi Arabia over its human rights record while sparing a $13 billion weapons deal with Riyadh.


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