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No Progress in Negotiations

No Progress in Negotiations

You and your client are having the same argument in a negotiation discussions, since many weeks.
Your client always pushes the same argument despite the fact that you have given him a number of counter arguments.
You are going to meet him again today and you are afraid to make no progress.
How will you resolve the situation?
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