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The Israeli withdrawal early last month spurred what amounted to a homecoming, first for Aitaroun’s living, who returned in the thousands the morning soldiers left; and now, on this Friday in February, its dead.

Prof Deshpande says that this increase is not solely due to an increase in employment opportunities for women, but has also been spurred by economic distress.

It was a spur of the moment decision, yet it marked another effort to restore the spontaneity of her early career.

Still, at this week's meeting, known as Two Sessions, the spotlight will be on how to spur growth in the wake of these tariffs.

Trump argues that his tariffs will boost US manufacturing, raise tax revenue and spur investment – but most economists say that prices for Americans are likely to rise, potentially in a similar timeframe.