" – to The Guardian On feeling at peace"I feel at peace.
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That puts him at peace with the planet — and it puts me at peace with my boyfriend's family.
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BUT I'M REALLY AT PEACE WITH IT. I'M AT PEACE WITH IT BECAUSE THE COMPANY HAS NEVER BEEN HEALTHIER.
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And then, in her last moments, she was at peace.
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Get back to work feeling more at peace and optimistic.
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" As for Rob, Jennifer says: "I think he's at peace.
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To forget time, to forget life, to be at peace.
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After the procedure, Thompson said she was finally at peace.
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I think he wants the country to be at peace.
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They are so intuitive and so at peace with themselves.
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The country's at peace now, chill out and enjoy it.
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The leg twist seems to have put Fernando at peace.
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It's grief without words, and yet, we are at peace.
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The country is flourishing and the people are at peace.
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"He seemed much at peace in those years," recalls Garani.
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"I feel at peace," she told PEOPLE back in September.
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I really am at peace with not being a mom.
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Today we are at peace yet the debt is soaring.
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All the same, the world is obviously not at peace.
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Mexico and the United States haven't always been at peace.
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Nearly 15 years after my abortion, I am at peace.
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This is something no parent can be at peace with.
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Or maybe she's effortlessly at peace no matter the circumstance.
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However, Trump appears to be at peace with the idea.
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Yeah, my decision, I'm a hundred percent at peace with.
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I just want her to feel like she's at peace.
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White does come back when my country is at peace.
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That's a place where I feel really at peace and healthy.
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Or at peace with yourself and at conflict with the world?
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Today, I would be at peace and never think about that.
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It was a beautiful place where I felt completely at peace.
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But Dunham herself has always been at peace with her body.
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Most young people have never really known a nation at peace.
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Her death was peaceful, but Victor was anything but at peace.
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I didn't get no justice; I could never be at peace.
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That was the Yankees' decision, and I'm at peace with it.
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We are taught to be peaceful, but we aren't at peace.
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"No matter what happens, I'm at peace with myself," Rodriguez said.
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These fishermen are restless men, immobilized but never truly at peace.
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Neither will his father, who sounded at peace with his choice.
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I was suddenly at peace with decisions I'd been agonizing over.
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Today Mr. Trump is at peace with Fox, because he won.
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Some patients are very beautiful in repose and seem at peace.
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Mr. Trump's supporters seem completely and oddly at peace with this.
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"But we're strong believers in God, and we're at peace," Mrs.
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She was clearly at peace with whatever happened with the election.
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He has endured too much suffering to be completely at peace.
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"Now that we're finally at peace, working, this happens," he said.
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They also said Mr. Kabila was most at peace around animals.
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The soul of the rape victim must be at peace now.
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"I'm not happy about it, but I'm at peace," she said.
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I have never seen my country at peace with its neighbor.
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I pray he is at peace from the bottom of my heart.
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Minogue is at peace with her circumstances, and that's all that matters.
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Only here can I be at peace, amid the indifferent, ignorant trees.
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Greer: Yeah, I think it's over, and I'm at peace with that.
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I feel at peace for the first time in a long time.
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Latifah says she's heartbroken, but knows her mother is now at peace.
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Which is why, when I watch her sleep, I feel at peace.
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In recapping the memory, Simon says Onassis seemed "at peace" that night.
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I'm tired, but enjoying time with friends and feeling overall at peace.
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Bey appears to be at peace as both a wife and mother.
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Being at peace doesn't mean feeling euphoric self-love nonstop, of course.
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For one, past attempts at peace talks with the Taliban have failed.
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On the day he left, he seemed at peace with the sentence.
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"I feel so at peace and so at home here," she says.
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It's working and resting as an American, but never being at peace.
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He lost any sense of his body and felt completely at peace.
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Looking up at the sky, the Grammy Award winner looked at peace.
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"My dad was suffering, and now he is at peace," she said.
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It cannot be both, and it won't ever really be at peace.
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"I found the country at peace," he says of what he inherited.
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I was uncomfortable and drenched in sweat but I felt at peace.
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I have never felt more accomplished and at peace in my heart.
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I thought recounts were supposed to put the losing side at peace?
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That's what they say: It's whoever passes on who is at peace.
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But one had the sense that he was at peace with himself.
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But it was an unusually quiet evening, and Badrigian seemed at peace.
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He is in hospice care and at peace and comfortable, he added.
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"No matter what happens," Rodriguez said then, "I'm at peace with myself."
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"I was at peace with it," Freese, 33, said earlier this summer.
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Russia has already stopped insisting on separate Kurdish representation at peace talks.
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"Let your guests have that pleasure, and be at peace with it."
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Another fundamental is the extent to which the country is at peace.
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His officials show up at peace talks but essentially refuse to negotiate.
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You seem at peace, hence the title of the book, I presume.
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I will miss her so much but I know she's at peace.
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"I'm at peace because I know that I did the right thing."
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I still mourn that loss, but increasingly I'm at peace with it.
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His arm in a sling and still tender, Sabathia seemed at peace.
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It remains unclear if Stritch was ever happy or ever at peace.
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My grandmother died the next morning — in the hospital and at peace.
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As a result, he was at peace with himself on draft night.
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"We'd love for everyone to be happy and at peace," Barnett said.
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But what matters is how at ease he is, how at peace.
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"He's at peace," Jeff Roe said Thursday afternoon during a POLITICO event.
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Future hasn't sounded this at peace on an album in some time.
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The first thing is being at peace with it instead of panicking.
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"When he was finally at peace was the turning point," Slomba said.
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Kanye West feels most at peace when he is home with his kids.
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Feeling more "at peace" about his family, Louganis turned his focus to diving.
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Ultimately, it left me feeling very comforted, and left me feeling at peace.
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It took a lot of work but I'm finally at peace with myself.
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I wish I could see her every day but she's now at peace.
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It should be a place where people can come and feel at peace.
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China slowly conquers yet we believe we're still at peace; that's by design.
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Listen below and feel extremely at peace, but, like, in an indie way.
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After years of strain, Tori Spelling and her mother Candy are at peace.
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The country, ravaged by civil war in the 1980s, has been at peace.
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This was a place of beautiful intimacy, a place to be at peace.
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With the 20s roaring and the country at peace, voters liked Coolidge, too.
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"Now that I have kept my promise, I am at peace," he said.
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"My heart is at peace and I remain so excited for my future."
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"She said, 'I'm at peace, everything is right,' " Kellan said, according to news.com.au.
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I am at peace with myself and with the things that have happened.
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This morning, the world faces a startling new prospect: a peninsula at peace.
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We are a country at peace and we need to act like it.
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Please send prayers for my wife Dylan so she will be at peace.
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More than 20 years after retiring, Scissons, 44, seems to be at peace.
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Brazile acknowledges fierce blowback but says she is at peace with her decision.
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In this movie, he is only ever truly at peace in the factory.
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I have to believe that she's in a place where she's at peace.
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I hope to feel at peace in the beauty of the Sonoran Desert.
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"I think he's more at peace with his role in golf," Snedeker said.
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Two hours later, I felt more at peace than I had in months.
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"We should just be happy that she's at peace," Ms. Fattore said, weeping.
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"Then something magical happened: I felt at peace with its disposal," Silverberg writes.
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"People feel more at peace with each other," said Ms. Mohamed, the engineer.
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Hamilton appears to be at peace with himself, and with his Mercedes team.
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"I can be at peace," she told the Times of the special moment.
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I feel really at peace for the first time with having transmitted something.
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Only when I write poetry do I feel complete, at peace and content.
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I am less at peace with what is going on at 4-Down.
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Ms. Chavez I knew she was ready when her face was at peace.
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Feeling at peace in the sanctuary or inspired to make art outside it.
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And none of us-no senator, no American-should be at peace with that.
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In other words, words Egypt and Israel, we want them to be at peace.
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I do miss it, but I'm also at peace with the moment having passed.
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President Trump is informed by previous attempts at peace but not encumbered by them.
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Moreover, since 1945 the continent has mostly been at peace and protected by outsiders.
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He simply looked like he had gone to sleep very happily and at peace.
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Suasnavas has everything he's ever wanted, he says, and still can't feel at peace.
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She had described him as a "fallen hero" who will never be at peace.
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"Your choices will be very limited, so be at peace with it," she said.
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Though McCain said his cancer treatment "is still a fight," he feels at peace.
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Kyle Richards is at peace following the end of her friendship with Lisa Vanderpump.
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Despite past failures, there's reason to believe this attempt at peace could be successful.
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But Crowe plays him as canny yet relaxed, wistful but at peace with himself.
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Brad Pitt is at peace with acting less at this stage in his career.
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Knowing that I'm a role model, I need to be at peace with myself.
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If you moderate your expectations, then you are more likely to feel at peace.
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Better yet though, I feel more at peace with all the relentless not knowing.
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It looks like a hacker's paradise and is where Baba feels most at peace.
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The Iowa Republican told Martin on Tuesday that he's "at peace" with the comments.
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Between 1992 and 2011, only nine percent of negotiators at peace tables were women.
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One skeleton is in the lotus position, sitting cross-legged and looking at peace.
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More recently, Sessions appeared at peace with the prospect of being ousted from office.
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A stable, democratic Ukraine is essential for a Europe whole, free and at peace.
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Today, an Afghanistan at peace can be a strategic opportunity for the United States.
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They're also full of good faith too, that things will soon be at peace.
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"I am not at peace," he wrote in a Facebook post at the time.
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The ground would be warm from the sun and I would be at peace.
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You will feel very at peace this week; break out the bongos and guitars.
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At first, they left us at peace on the markets and in the streets.
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It's the ceaseless inner workings of a mind that's far from being at peace.
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People really just enjoy themselves more and are at peace with who they are.
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Running made me feel stronger, more confident, and more at peace with myself postpartum.
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David Tanis cooks like that, I think: very much in the moment, at peace.
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And balance doesn't mean all things are equal or at peace at all times.
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Released of the burden of playing caregiver to my mother, he seemed at peace.
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It is not merely that the Trumps are at peace commingling family and business.
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He was equally at peace with the two possible outcomes: getting high or death.
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I sip a hazelnut latte and feel at peace with abstract thoughts of death.
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I hate to say I'm at peace, because then it sounds like I wasn't before.
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His mother, Griselda Huesca, said after years of uncertainty, she can finally be at peace.
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We're blessed and happy and at peace, and so ready to welcome this little girl.
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Duke's son Sean Astin has said that his mother was "at peace" when she died.
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But Bran told him he was "a good man" first, so he died at peace.
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South Sudan&aposs five-year civil war has continued despite multiple attempts at peace deals.
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Have you found a way to feel at peace when even your brain seesaws constantly?
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Despite telling PEOPLE Now that she was "at peace" in November, drama flared on Dec.
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"I'm happy, I'm at peace because we came together as a collective," Lewis told Reuters.
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FOR a brief, beautiful moment in time Jeff Bezos and Bernie Sanders were at peace.
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After 15 years, I finally figured out how to be at peace with my body.
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An exhausted Doug dies in a bloody Claire's arms, finally at peace for murdering Frank.
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The Cold War was already underway, but the US and Russia were technically at peace.
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The US-EU partnership is indispensable to ensuring a Europe whole, free, and at peace.
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It's not like you get enlightened and then you're at peace because everything makes sense.
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Speaking with PEOPLE in 2015, Harper explained that she was at peace with her diagnosis.
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We have been able to live with it and are at peace with the mountain.
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"I'm a lot more at peace than I was when I was younger," he says.
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I think once you've accepted it, it becomes easier to be at peace with yourself.
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They told him to be at peace and that their Kathi wouldn't have blamed him.
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I want them to have that feeling of being at home, safe and at peace.
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So Ms. Melton's avoidance of Mr. Trump will set her ancestors at peace once more.
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I just don't think I can be at peace unless I speak up about it.
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Since then, Russia has also begun its own efforts at peace talks in Astana, Kazakhstan.
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We're have everything we could need, and to top it off we are at peace.
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Some people who drink ayahuasca describe feeling at peace with themselves, God and the universe.
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"And now we can go home tonight and sleep knowing that Laquan is at peace."
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"I go home after a hundred dollars — that's when I feel at peace," he said.
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We all deserve a better exit than that, at peace with our own imminent mortality.
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She is already at peace with what happened, but she does not want to forget.
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The insurgents also improved their military position for leverage at peace talks in Doha, Qatar.
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Violence has been increasing in Yemen since an attempt at peace talks failed in August.
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In the surf is where I feel most at home, most alive, most at peace.
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Despite the difficulties of his youth in East Flatbush, he still feels at peace there.
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His mother, Angelique Smith, said she was at peace and consoled those mourning her son.
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It was an odd sight—the man who was never satisfied was finally at peace.
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Paul Kawika Martin is the Senior Director for Policy and Political Affairs at Peace Action.
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But as 2016 neared its end, she was at peace to be where she was.
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For most Colombians, it will be their first day living in a nation at peace.
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" The woman's father was equally grateful, saying: "My daughter's soul must be at peace now.
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Spend the next three minutes feeling at peace and thinking of people you care about.
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The sky is bright and dark at the same time, and I am at peace.
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"Just let me go to sleep and be at peace," she recalled of her mind-set.
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"But it doesn't matter — I am at peace with my body and I'm grateful for it."
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These are also the pre-conditions for a constructive G3 relationship and a world at peace.
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For years, the three disparate wings of the organized crime world had been largely at peace.
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I leave yoga feeling light-hearted and at peace, which no other class does for me.
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It's hard to remember if there was ever a time I felt that much at peace.
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The nervous laughter will help you feel more at peace as we head toward the Dragonpit.
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"I'm finally at peace knowing who I am and who I want to be," she explained.
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Honna echoed Heidi's sentiment that Finnish happiness is really more about contentedness and being at peace.
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He's living a rich, full life with few regrets and he is at peace with himself.
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"I'm finally at peace knowing who I am and who I want to be," she says.
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"I'm at peace with my decision," he said, saying neither meet the "threshold" of the presidency.
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But, 35-year-old Tamba says while it is "bittersweet," he's at peace with the decision.
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Grimaldi reacted with a crying emoji, but Viall was at peace with this turn of events.
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After all, countries at peace make better trading partners, safer bets for business, and stronger allies.
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" QUOTE OF THE DAY "May the shadow of the moon fall on a world at peace.
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He bit the living daylights out of my nipple that night, so I felt at peace.
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I'm definitely at peace with where my shot is now, but there's just more to come.
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And the Ethiopian people are beautiful—Nadia and Tor were really at peace at that site.
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I was sad about Andrew's death, but I thought that I was at peace with it.
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Defeat for Iran's moderates would carry dangers even if the broader Middle East was at peace.
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That Liberia is at peace and able to hold a credible election for president is impressive.
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Other times, I just enjoyed his company and felt fully at peace with the new approach.
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Just looking at its relaxed, meditative state would put even the most stressed human at peace.
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I negotiated the Good Friday Agreement so that Northern Ireland could be at peace within Britain.
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Sprinkled throughout are women at peace with their newborns, often crowded by caretakers and birth partners.
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The benefits of a Colombia at peace are wide ranging and will affect the entire hemisphere.
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Kate, looking generally happier and at peace, sits on Tom's bench and writes in a journal.
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"I'm at peace with it that there is no right or wrong answer," he told us.
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The country is prosperous and at peace; it faces rivals and nuisances but no major threat.
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"The most important thing in life is for the mind to be at peace," Fuad muses.
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"No, Rwanda today is at peace and has been stable for a long time," he replied.
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It is a reality he has never been able to outrun, but seems at peace with.
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Domino's Pizza CEO Patrick Doyle could not be more at peace with his recently announced departure.
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But that has been a hope long deferred, as previous efforts at peace have proven hollow.
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It is how Arlene prefers to remember her son: at peace and optimistic about the future.
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"I&aposm kind of at peace, actually," Johnson said of potentially losing his home of 28 years.
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But there are things we can do individually to help America be more at peace with itself.
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Odysseas also looks pretty at peace on the beach in a photo shared by his big sister.
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"It gives our family great comfort knowing she lived a good life and is now at Peace."
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I walk away at peace knowing my love for the game & this city will never be broken.
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"He was at peace, and aware — aware that Lucullus dined with Lucullus for a reason," she wrote.
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Votes have to be won with the proverbial "meat and potato" issues and a country at peace.
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For the first time in my 34 years, I am at peace with this body of mine.
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She seems relatively at peace with all of this, but willing to acknowledge that it sucks anyway.
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The morning of her gender confirmation surgery, Ivory Aquino was at peace with the potentially fatal risks.
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The Zen Center's hospice met death with an open, loving embrace, and its residents seemed at peace.
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The episode ends with a semi-impassioned monologue from Steven, who wishes he could be at peace.
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You need to show people at work and at rest, but never able to be at peace.
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"So now I'm resting and I'm at peace," he wrote in a Facebook post on Tuesday night.
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It gives our family great comfort knowing she lived a good life and is now at Peace.
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He was at peace sitting at an outdoor table and watching an ant scurry at his feet.
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And though McCain says his cancer treatment "is still a fight," he says he feels at peace.
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"I think we have, actually, a good shot at peace between Israel and the Palestinians," Trump added.
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I can't speak directly for my son, but he seems to be at peace with it, too.
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When she held her daughter, she wanted to feel at peace the way she had always envisioned.
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Still, Rodriguez said he was at peace with his decision, and with his place in baseball history.
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But unlike most conflict zones, Cyprus is more or less at peace, and a popular tourist destination.
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She said he had tried to console her, saying he would finally be free and at peace.
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For the first time in the twenty-one years I've known her, my sister seems at peace.
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For the first time in nearly a year, I felt at peace again—except for one thing.
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Decisions made in the political realm affect directly whether our community is healthy, safe and at peace.
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" Others are left — as a headline in the local newspaper put it last month — "NOT AT PEACE.
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"I hope she's not at peace with her decision, because I'm not," Underwood said in a testimonial.
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Ingratitude leaves us in a state of perpetual discontent, short-tempered, rarely at peace, rarely at rest.
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" — SETH MEYERS "The point is we are at peace, thanks to and in spite of President Trump.
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Injury is a risk but Federer insists he is both eager and at peace with his choice.
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When I'm singing, I feel very much at peace, like I'm connected to something bigger than myself.
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As people get older, they tend to become more at peace with their finances, survey research shows.
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Who wouldn't prefer to simply take a whiff of lavender and feel at peace with no impairment?
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"She said not to me but to the chaplain, 'I am at peace with God,' " Lewis writes.
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Ultimately, what has always been clear is that we cannot force the parties to arrive at peace.
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Presumably the attacks against Americans must stop, as one of those derailed the last bid at peace.
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She almost seems at peace when she tells Joe that she killed his landlord, Delilah (Carmela Zumbado).
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Day after day and night after night, holding my baby in my arms, I am at peace.
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"I'm really at peace of mind with the system we have in place," Van Den Berg said.
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"I also grew up on the water and just feel at peace whenever near it," she added.
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After the American invasion, Mullah Baradar's name was associated with one of the first attempts at peace.
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Former President George W. Bush on the death of his mother, Barbara Bush: "I hope you don't feel sorry for any of us, particularly me – I am at peace with what took place, and the reason why is my mother was at peace for what took place." pic.twitter.
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"After she was born I bawled my eyes out because I just finally felt at peace," Leanna says.
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For two countries that have long been at peace, Japan and South Korea keep their fighter pilots busy.
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I travel a lot, but I'm most at peace when I'm back in China in this collective society.
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I'm more at peace with myself and I don't care as much about what people think of me.
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Whoever robbed him left his ass his ID. We go home now completely at peace with the balance.
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The town of Boda, where hundreds were killed in Muslim-Christian violence in 2014, is now at peace.
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BuzzFeed News reached out to Holzhauer for comment, but he appeared to be at peace with the outcome.
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She looks so relaxed, so at peace that I can't bear to wake her, disturb her stolen moment.
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My mother blessed Dodi and Diana, hoped they were at peace, and that their pain had been brief.
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And I also feel super at peace about the material; I've really not been encountering self-doubt recently.
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Fully 88% thought that being at peace spiritually at the end was "extremely" or "very important" (see chart).
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Ja'afari said he had raised the incident with UN mediator Staffan de Mistura at peace talks in Geneva.
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The fact that I left the corporate world and ended up at peace is just right for me.
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But I think -- I think we have actually a good shot at peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
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"I've reached a point in my life where I finally feel at peace with my body," Oldham writes.
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Today is bittersweet knowing that he is at peace and doesn't have to fight this horrible disease anymore.
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And though it's a bittersweet decision for Kardashian, 31, the insider says she is at peace with it.
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There's an instant switch for Jasper, who suddenly seems more at peace than he has in a while.
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After an ayahuasca ceremony, users tend to feel more accepting and at peace with their situation in life.
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The EU has helped foster long periods of economic prosperity, and it's helped keep the region at peace.
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I'm more at peace than I've ever been; I can find the joy in things I never could.
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The casket remained open, and some fans reportedly said she looked "at peace" ... according to the Irish Times.
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You just may need to be at peace with the uncertainty about where exactly your coverage is heading.
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"I've never felt more at peace with the kind of vibe that I'm in right now," says Stark.
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Recalling a bout with cancer four years ago, he said he would be at peace at the end.
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"Earl Andrews is at peace right now," his sister, Quanice, said at a vigil on campus Wednesday night.
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We can only hope—as Reynolds did in 1979—that by then, the world may be at peace.
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The long, bumpy road to a peace deal There have been sporadic attempts at peace since the 1980s.
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Today, with Homs mostly at peace, Ms. Sabouni is trying to reclaim a bit of her normal life.
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The park seems at peace with the surrounding area, most notably Trinity Church from 21994 that towers over.
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In 2016, he told ESPN that he was at peace for keeping with his principles, despite career sacrifices.
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Wouldn't it be nice to be at peace with, this is not the world I entered in 1993?
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"I guess I'm proudest of the fact that we have remained at peace these four years," he said.
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"If people see this box and know of their goodness, my heart will be at peace," she said.
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Jacques is a gay businessman who mourns our inability to be restful and at peace with one another.
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At peace talks, it was always Adams and McGuinness outside, whispering to each other away from prying ears.
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And for me, I get to look back at peace because I went all out, all the time.
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The two instrumentalists are in a constant state of change but remain deeply connected, and seemingly at peace.
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Some people around Ms. Warren were talking about being at peace with how the campaign had been run.
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Although he made attempts at peace with the Palestinian Arabs, Ben-Gurion was pessimistic about ever achieving it.
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Now, I'm really at peace with where I am in my life, where I am in my career.
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This afternoon's energy is especially comforting as the Moon and Sun connect harmoniously, finding you feeling at peace.
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He is calm, he is confident, he knows what he wants and he is at peace with the world.
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But a lot of younger people [have said], 'This makes me feel so hopeful and happy and at peace.
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I want to be proud and at peace with this body…I want to love what I've got now.
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I was just talking to some of the marchers who were all feeling so emotional and so at peace.
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When she thinks about her own priorities for her death, "being at peace spiritually" is top of the list.
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While Drew admitted that she cried after hearing the news, she said she's ultimately at peace with the decision.
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"Day after day and night after night, holding my baby in my arms, I am at peace," she says.
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"We are all at peace with the idea that it would make sense if this was the last one."
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Fans said O'Riordan looked "at peace" in the open coffin, where she wore black and held pearl rosary beads.
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I'm at a loss for words but I know u are in a better place and finally at peace.
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He was really special to me and to a lot of people, and I hope he's at peace now.
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Many of the people involved in the case — even the Halbachs, tight-lipped as they are — aren't at peace.
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It took me about an hour to decide to do it, and once I did, I felt at peace.
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This is the latest of several attempts at peace agreements and cease-fires since war broke out in 2013.
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And they deserve a world that gives them more than assistance; they deserve a world that is at peace.
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But if I thought motherhood would put me (or anyone else) at peace with my arms, I was wrong.
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So it took a while, but I'm finally at peace with not knowing what's going to happen next season.
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Elton John - Your Song played on the radio just after he passed and I know it's him at peace.
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All of which leads to the biggest and thorniest of issues: What would a Syria at peace look like?
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There, under the stars that Hannah once felt so at peace under, is where Bryce rapes a terrified Hannah.
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We're a hell of a team to make it through and to be here, finally happy and at peace.
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It wasn't until finishing this album that I could truly feel at peace with that chapter in my life.
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The trick, like Rihanna says, is to become at peace with the chaos, and embrace your jam-packed schedule.
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SIX days after upending Texas politics by suddenly announcing his retirement, Joe Straus sounds like a man at peace.
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If we are to build a society at peace with itself, we cannot sow seeds of hatred and division.
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"These kind of things are common here, and although I am worried, I am also at peace," she said.
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There is so much to learn from how animals live and how at peace they are with the world.
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How are the Brexotics to be reconciled to living in a quiet unpretentious country at peace with its neighbors?
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I am at peace with that decision and do feel like I honored my vows to the very end.
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Early Sunday morning, your boundless planetary ruler Jupiter harmonizes with transcendental Neptune, putting you at peace with your beliefs.
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"I feel like I'm at peace with everything now – I feel really proud of my past," she says, smiling.
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I could never be at peace with stillness, sleeping with the lights on, the radio tuned to the news.
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Like many Colombians, I have lived most of my life amid cycles of armed conflict and attempts at peace.
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Swift says she is at peace now, though at the time felt embarrassed, shamed and bullied by the couple.
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"Cottagecore is all about finally feeling comfortable and at peace, even if that peace is fake," Mx. Cavar said.
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For a woman who can generate so much sound and fury on a tennis court, she seems at peace.
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"In the vision was a world at peace where there was no more war between religions," the text reads.
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With each military victory against the Islamic State comes the realization that Iraq is far from being at peace.
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We need to leave behind an Afghanistan free of al Qaeda and ISIS and at peace with its neighbors.
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We want to see a prosperous China that is at peace with its own people and with its neighbors.
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Starting with: What moves you, what are you good at, what will set you at peace as you die?
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Time and again, Israel has made efforts at peace only to face unwillingness or inability from the Palestinian leadership.
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I find myself at peace with the life I've left behind to live the life I needed to live.
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We cannot remain a force for peace in the war if we are not at peace with each other.
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But now, at 91, Mr. Spires said he can finally be at peace with that part of his life.
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But Cudi seems too at peace to even want to revel in an argument he has no stake in.
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I just hope he is at peace wherever he is & that he will always be watching over his babies.
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If they are in the sealed landfill, he considers it "God's will" and he is "at peace" with it.
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It's almost like the rhythmic patterns on this song were designed to make listeners feel happy and at peace.
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"We all felt at peace that my dad was able to see us," Hauger says of herself and her siblings.
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Anything that he would've said during the Women Tell All [wouldn't have] made a difference because I was at peace.
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"Joey is at peace with where she is and where she's going," Rory wrote in a blog update in November.
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"I'm glad her suffering has ended and she can be at peace," Dale Jr. wrote in a post on Twitter.
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In the Middle East fractious Arab states will together have to find a formula for living at peace with Iran.
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But with the bulk of the FARC at peace, the security forces can at least concentrate on the drug mafias.
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But be warned, unlike with the tense Kardashian getaways, you may walk away happier and more at peace with yourself.
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" The reality star had previously opened up to PEOPLE in November about her divorce, saying that she was "at peace.
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If Kurdistan pursues unilateral independence, it risks becoming a short-lived, one-party state, not a new democracy at peace.
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"I'm so happy and at peace these days with the love of my life living La Vida Boca!" she wrote.
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And the fact that fat women can be at peace with and feel sexy in their bodies even more so.
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"We take solace in the fact that Sarah is finally at peace from her worldly ailments and frustrations," Montou wrote.
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"Now we must work together to build a future where the nations of the region are at peace," he said.
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If someone who looks like that feels so terrible, what chance do I ever have at peace and self-acceptance?
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Eventually, after she and Kim do a photoshoot for their makeup collaboration, Kylie is feeling at peace with her body.
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That was a time before 9/11 or the credit crunch, when the West was still prosperous and at peace.
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Jane and Michael parted ways seemingly at peace with their difficult situation, but not before Raf started to move on.
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The ELN is considered hard-line in its ideology and was not known for compromise during past attempts at peace.
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It's a moment for me to be at peace and think about all the great things our country does have.
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And the only time I was at peace was when I was lying awake at 3 o'clock in the morning.
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In fact, he said at one point, the "cyclical" nature of the show's storylines left him at peace about leaving.
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"I love my friend Lindsey Graham, but I think first we need a chance at peace," New Jersey Democratic Sen.
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Still, she and Vitaly claim to be at peace whether or not she gets to run at the Rio Games.
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The world was largely at peace, neither communism nor fascism was a force yet, and the country's possibilities seemed limitless.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein has told friends he's at peace with being fired, NBC News' Julia Ainsleyreported this afternoon.
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Posters written in Russian, a language most Kazakhs can understand, make clear that the area is not entirely at peace.
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Are these two people replicating the power imbalances of other well-to-do couples, or are they totally at peace?
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No matter how at peace you may be with being single, our society demands a reckoning for the never-marrieds.
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She has answered privately to the Cherokee Nation leaders and clearly seems at peace with leaving this in the past.
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"I am completely at peace with my decision," says Balkman, a Mormon and former conservative stalwart in the Oklahoma Statehouse.
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Everybody around me is doing the same thing, and I feel particularly at peace as summer begins to fade away.
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This gut-wrenching novel about the Gwangju massacre has no interest, and rightly so, in making us feel at peace.
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At peace talks in Geneva, efforts to bring the warring sides to a face-to-face meeting are in doubt.
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In the statement announcing his death, Warmbier's family said he had completed his journey home and was finally at peace.
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I'm at peace with it, because I'm choosing my kids and my family and my wife, versus not choosing football.
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From bumping "Famous" to his favourite track of 2015 "What Do You Mean" Ye seems like a man at peace.
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He worked to build a modern, progressive nation true to its history and religion while remaining at peace with its neighbors.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un speaks at Peace House in Panmunjom, in the Demilitarized Zone, South Korea, April 27, 2018.
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But I needed to be comfortable and at peace with my new identity before I could ask the same from others.
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Having an area where your pet can be at peace, surrounded by their favorite toys and treats, will keep everyone happy.
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So much is happening and I need to watch it at least five more times before I can be at peace.
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"Learning to be at peace with things I can't change (like having cellulite on my thighs)," Oglesby wrote in her post.
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Joined by Alicia Etheredge-Brown, Brown seemed at peace on Sunday, holding his wife's hand as he entered the award show.
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Ultimately, the lifestyle made me feel calmer and more at peace, which in turn led to a delightful feeling of contentedness.
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But I was at peace, not knowing where I was or what was happening or if I was awake or dreaming.
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"If she's at peace with it, I have to find a way to make peace with it," she told the newspaper.
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"At this point, I'm at peace with the question of 'is it fake or not,' because it doesn't matter," Weber said.
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"We sound like we always wanted to, and we feel at peace with what we've done to get here," explained Martin.
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I'm not huge into art, but the woman looks so comfortable in her own skin and at peace with the world.
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It puts a haunted kind of feeling into an area [where] I used to feel very comfortable and very at peace.
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It's an old-fashioned view, somewhat out of favor these days, but he appears at peace with it, and with himself.
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I will say, though, that it doesn't matter to me; I genuinely felt more at peace several times after using it.
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He seemed downtrodden but at peace with the situation, and he's getting through the 41-month sentence by keeping himself occupied.
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You might always want more—which is totally healthy, so long as you're grateful and at peace with what you have.
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He seems at peace with his new life and has no regret about passing up every offer that comes his way.
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"I know my due date is Tuesday, but I am perfectly at peace with going a couple weeks more," she wrote.
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Considering how much he lost, we wouldn't blame him if he was pissed -- but he genuinely seems at peace with it.
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"I know my due date is Tuesday, but I am perfectly at peace with going a couple weeks more," she wrote.
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While most people would be terrified to come close to a shark that big, Ramsey was at peace with the moment.
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Consistent and stark, these philosophical discussions are enough to make even the most at-peace viewer feel their expiration date approaching.
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"Day after day and night after night, holding my baby in my arms, I am at peace," she told the outlet.
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All we can hope for is that the political situation in China remains stable, the country strong and people at peace.
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Though she wasn't expecting to find love again so soon after her split, she's at peace with sharing her life again.
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Although McCain said he hoped to beat the disease and live as long as possible, he seemed to be at peace.
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With the exception of the odd regional and civil skirmish, it has been relatively at peace for the past 2200 years.
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The commitment to Israel is straightforward, executed through aid and trade, and support for those at peace with the Jewish state.
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Although we would never hear his voice again, within a day the countenance of his face changed — he was at peace.
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One day, by sheer chance, I stumbled into meditation, and for the first time in years, I felt completely at peace.
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INTERMISSION — fLoWerStand out lyrics: "Until the flower of this love has blossomed / This heart won't be at peace"Perrie or Gigi?
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The foreign ministers of Russia, France, Germany and Ukraine met in Berlin today to take another stab at peace in Ukraine.
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From 16 to 21 or 22, I would just get in my car and drive and that put me at peace.
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It was a quiet infused with a peculiar sort of violence, the type of silence that villages at peace never know.
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I had this sense when I was writing of how fragile the country is, and how it's never quite at peace.
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Venus clashes with lucky Jupiter, helping you make moves toward what you need in order to grow and feel at peace.
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For all the insinuations of risk and conflict, TikTok's Trump supporters are generally seen alone, at peace, quite clearly enjoying themselves.
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My heart is at peace when I look out over the vineyards and see the medieval stone tower in the distance.
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Vidal-Naquet sells this facile notion by keeping his protagonist a borderline cipher — even-tempered, accommodating, seemingly at peace with drifting.
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Francis urged that women become "fully associated" with decision-making in order to make the world more united and at peace.
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Although we would never hear his voice again, within a day, the countenance of his face changed — he was at peace.
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And I'm definitely way more at peace now with it than I was a year ago, which is a great thing.
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Pakistan will continue to support a peaceful, stable, united, democratic and prosperous Afghanistan, at peace with itself and with its neighbors.
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One moment is heavy and subdued, and the next seems to be at peace with the heartbreak the song is revisiting.
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Today Egypt is formally at peace with Israel but promotes paranoid anti-Semitism to distract its people from its economic mismanagement.
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Today, the Balkans are at peace, democracy (although imperfect) reigns, and many of the countries there are now members of NATO.
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Smith explained that many people feel transformed as a result of being at peace for an entire hour, without any interruptions.
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Repeat this process until you either feel at peace or can sum up your remaining frustration in a concept or two.
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Sure, Cersei's approach is harsh — but when the realm is finally safe and at peace, her evil will have been warranted.
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All of his effort was so that a single, suffering person — the girl's mother — could see her daughter's face at peace.
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The kingdom is at peace, and it really looks like Ned might be able to set things right in King's Landing.
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O'Callaghan now seems to have a solid support system in place and appears to be more at peace with his life.
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"As [my anxiety] balanced out and I started to be at peace with what I do as an artist," she said.
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But it still begs the question: how at peace can these practices be when they're impossible to access without staying plugged in?
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"What we had to say collectively was in the statement that we put out, and we all feel at peace with that."
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Her presence is so strong here, still, but it's very peaceful to know that she's at peace and not in pain anymore.
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"If our country were at peace, no one would select this life," Aster N, a 17-year-old from Ethiopia, told HRW.
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Rather, they want to die free from pain, at peace, and surrounded by loved ones for whom they are not a burden.
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The Nike co-founder is expected to step down as chairman in June, a plan that he says he's at peace with.
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Going to rehab Rapper Kid Cudi, after posting "I am not at peace" on Facebook, has checked himself into rehab for depression.
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These spirits don't need to be cleared away — rather, they're reaching out to let you know that they are, indeed at peace.
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It's been a bumpy couple last three years but now that Steve's in my life, I finally feel like I'm at peace.
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"Day after day and night after night, holding my baby in my arms, I am at peace," she told Billboard in May.
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"While we're not at war in space, I don't think we can say we are exactly at peace either," the admiral said.
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We can't make him happy anymore and we want him to be at peace so he's getting lots of cuddles & snacks pic.twitter.
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"I learned the importance of being at peace with oneself during those six months," she said before her comeback race at Soelden.
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A win-win scenario is intolerable to him, because mastery of others is the only moment when he is psychically at peace.
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Despite this setback, his substance abuse, stormy romantic history and other difficulties, Allman sounded at peace with himself in his 2012 memoir.
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Many years later, I'm still tweeting, so clearly this was not a panacea: the thing that would render me at peace forever.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin said on Friday it hoped the Syrian government delegation would show flexibility at peace talks with the opposition.
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For the past month, I've been at peace with my smartphone, focusing my fretting instead on other things like headphones and backpacks.
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A strong economy, a nation at peace and an unemployment rate at near-historic lows is something most Americans are enthusiastic about.
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I'm at peace with the reality that the sensations provided by body parts are less intense than those a battery can afford.
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The enemies of two world wars became allies, trading partners, neighbors — often uneasy or even fractious, it is true, but at peace.
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Our hearts are broken but we are at peace knowing he is in the arms of his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
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The judge described Pistorius as a "fallen hero" who will never be at peace and sentenced him to six years in prison.
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On the fourth floor, the family of the elderly woman played recorded Quranic chants for months, to put her soul at peace.
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Biden added that he is at peace with not launching his own Oval Office bid after ruling a campaign out last year.
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After ten years of working as a funeral director for humans, she decided to open Pets at Peace: Pet Loss & Memorial Services.
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He finds that he had not been living at all, not really, but now he is transformed and happy and at peace.
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I engage anyway, and to my surprise, hearing the rhythmic voices of those around me makes me feel lighter; more at peace.
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I left feeling relaxed and more at peace, though with at least two dozen bites from mosquitoes that seemed immune to DEET.
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On the train, I couldn't see cameras anywhere — so despite barely being able to breathe, let alone move, I felt at peace.
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"We cannot remain a force for peace in the world if we are not at peace with each other," Mr. Trump said.
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The agreement was reached at peace talks in the Netherlands, two months after guerrillas killed three soldiers and nearly derailed the process.
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When I was ready in '99 — and it was also my 34th birthday — on that day I was very much at peace.
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Still, he seems at peace somehow—as if he knows that his impending sentence, unjust as it may seem, isn't the end.
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Between the Battle of Sekigahara in 1600 and the 1868 Meiji Restoration, Japan was unified and at peace under the Tokugawa Shogunate.
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Now, it appears that Klingons and the Federation are at peace — and we don't have to see them for a little while.
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The only reason we're OK with Doctor Strange disappearing is because he looked surprisingly at peace with the fact he was vanishing.
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I'm at peace with the sadness I felt about my miscarriage — and with my belief that abortion is a fundamental human right.
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R. R. Tolkien While conscience is our friend, all is at peace; however once it is offended, farewell to a tranquil mind.
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"I'm very much at peace right now, I think however it works out it'll work out the way it's supposed to," he said.
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Romero's cut man did an admirable job of stifling the swelling but was never at peace for a moment over the coming rounds.
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Multiple attempts at peace, including a 2015 peace deal and a cessation of hostilities agreement in December, have failed to stop the fighting.
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He is at peace out of pain I thank you for respecting my family's privacy and inviting love during this shocking new chapter.
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"And that he'll keep our country at peace and that he'll refrain from using nuclear weapons and that he will promote human rights."
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I'm just so happy, and for the first time in a long time, I feel at peace, which is such a good feeling.
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Now, with Meredith finally at peace with her past, Grey's can return to that steamy love triangle the writers have teased for weeks.
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I&aposve been safe and comfortable and happy and at peace and content and this has been the perfect place to have that.
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The worst is that having taken life of a fellow human being in the manner that he did he cannot be at peace.
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"I have to accept that and I have and I'm at peace with it, and I'm happy with my decision," she tells PEOPLE.
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"Our only comfort is that we know she is in Heaven with her son and that she is now at peace," she wrote.
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That Underwood has healed with little visible damage means that she can be much more at peace with herself in her own skin.
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"France was a trip that provided her miracle through spiritual healing, and she was at peace," Lexi's father, Jon Brown, 39, tells PEOPLE.
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Stephen told police that the moments after his wife's death were "surreal" and he hoped she was at peace, according to the report.
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I mean, life is too short to put energy into negative emotion and I feel at peace because we did the right thing.
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Negotiators at peace talks in Cuba said they are asking the UN to send a 12-month mission to oversee any possible ceasefire.
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Related: Not Selfies, but Hybrid Selfie-Portraiture [Best of 2015] This Year in Art Selfies Feel at Peace Witnessing the Process of Watercoloring
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And so, Happy Gilmore buckles down, finds a job that he loves, and is truly at peace with himself and his career choices.
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Once the disarmament process culminates on May 31, those interested in running will need to be at peace with the country's judicial team.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - European Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini met with the head of the Syrian government delegation at peace talks in Geneva.
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But they can also leave you feeling more healthy and at peace, which is why it's so important to celebrate the little victories.
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While I am at peace with the fact that I will most likely never again ride a coaster, I could change my mind.
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She has found herself at peace; and in doing so, has invited the rest of us to join her in her happy place.
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That goodness is our lighthouse, and our solace is knowledge that the souls of those who passed are now at peace in heaven.
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But Somalia is hardly at peace now; the Shabab militant group continues to rule large parts of the country, brutalizing and killing civilians.
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"I put my child's body in their hands to bury him, to be at peace, and they didn't commit to it," she added.
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The world isn't at peace by any measure, and voters are anxious about terrorism, but war isn't at the front of anybody's mind.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Syrian Kurds must be represented at peace talks in Geneva or they will fail, a Syrian Kurdish leader said on Friday.
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"I was very, very bummed about canceling, but the more I'm learning about the virus, I'm at peace with our decision," she says.
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I felt deep down right away that this is my home—the one place I feel at peace with myself and my surroundings.
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In addition to feeling at peace in his own skin, Robbins has enough perspective to know that problems are part of the journey.
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I'm not at peace with the fact that so little was done to hold accountable a public figure's use of a racist term.
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Clinton, who can appear most at peace with a briefing book in her hand, there is no such thing as too much preparation.
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While making this film, I took a surreal trip to Khartoum, where I met Sudanese who told me their country was at peace.
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It was during this session that I felt the proof was in the pudding: I am indeed most at peace while getting off.
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"As far back as I remember, I have always felt the most inspired and at peace in the company of Nature," he writes.
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The way he hat-tipped all the warring factions around the company made me think he would make a serious effort at peace.
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Though long at peace, the Bosnian city of Mostar has two of everything: fire brigades, garbage collection companies, hospitals, nightclubs and soccer teams.
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Trump suggested that having the summit at Peace House would carry a symbolic value that having it in a third country would not.
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"Nothing is comfortable: my clothes, my teeth, my heavy heart, my existence — there is no place where I feel at peace," she said.
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As an American, I grew up with hope for a Jewish state, a liberal democracy one day living at peace with its neighbors.
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Such actions would have prejudged final status negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians, would have inflamed the region and undermined efforts at peace.
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It is incredibly liberating to feel finally at peace all these years later, and this date has a lot to do with that.
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Terrorist attacks have disrupted every attempt at peace between India and Pakistan, and Pakistan-based terrorists remain a threat to peace in Afghanistan.
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For someone who has endured two criminal trials for narcotics distribution and served almost five years in prison, he seems remarkably at peace.
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For millenniums, artists — choreographers included — have made pastorals, views of countryside in which humans are at peace with nature (which they implicitly controlled).
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In November, after over four years of working at Peace Corps, Greene was placed on unpaid suspension for creating a "hostile" work environment.
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Even more than I want to be at peace with her, I hope she finds that peace because God wants that for her too.
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Multiple attempts at peace deals have failed in the past, and the United States, the country&aposs top humanitarian donor, has grown increasingly frustrated.
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His final days brought a lot of pain but Maria believes that at the end, as he clasped her hand, he was at peace.
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Dressed in MAGA socks, Sean looked at peace Wednesday morning next to his former tormentor and his wife, now encased in silence and wax.
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South Sudan is now more or less at peace, thanks to a power-sharing deal struck in September between Mr Kiir and Mr Machar.
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Unlike Afghanistan, say, where international efforts at nation-building have foundered in part because the country is racked by insurgency, Cambodia is at peace.
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Even more than I want to be at peace with her, I hope she finds that peace because God wants that for her, too.
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I know you were ready and you are at peace, but you most certainly took a chunk of my heart when you left us.
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That is why the United States must now stand with Montenegro or risk undermining our vision of a Europe whole, free and at peace.
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With the world at peace, Rowling uses the book to show how tenuous their world is, and how it could have been extremely different.
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It's meant to remind viewers of another time—not a time when the world was at war, but when it was largely at peace.
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Janney then plants a big one on Winslet, and it was short and sweet, and for one brief second the world was at peace.
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The worst is that having taken the life of a fellow human being in the manner that he did, he cannot be at peace.
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Simply put, NATO is the architecture of a Europe whole, free and at peace -- and the United States is the steel of that architecture.
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" They "seem at peace with each other's bodily being, and seem to have given each other what they came for: companionship, reciprocity, care, protection.
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Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said the US strikes had hit the Syrian capital when the country "finally" had a chance at peace.
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As you find yourself at peace with yourself and the life around you, it may feel like you're being led by a divine guidance.
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Eager for the challenge — "The brewery will always be where I feel most at peace," he says — he knows its survival is not assured.
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He hopes to stand in the same spot in 50 years as an army veteran, in a powerful Russia at peace with the world.
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Like anyone who has lived through war, I dream that future generations will one day be at peace, will abandon the weapons of war.
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"I'm totally at peace with it," she said, noting that she had said what she wanted to in "Tippi: A Memoir," published in 2016.
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Mr. Raskin said Mr. Hoyer was "very much at peace with where he is right now," but Mr. Hoyer is not ruling anything out.
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There is an opportunity here for Saudi Arabia and other supporters of Haftar to improve their international reputations with such an effort at peace.
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Neutral Norway, at peace for more than a century, had a population of fewer than three million people when invaded on April 9, 1940.
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With a minimum amount of soapiness, he keeps the pages turning on his love triangles and nostalgic wrestlers and brothers at peace and war.
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"I'm at peace that with the information we had and the structure we had at the time, it was a sensible approach," he said.
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The rest of Britain — and the world — seems to think of Northern Ireland as a place that is either at peace or at war.
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They were at least getting willing to sit down with one another at peace talks — an early but crucial step in the right direction.
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"Although we would never hear his voice again, within a day the countenance of his face changed — he was at peace," the statement said.
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To signal religions at peace, it is lavishly decorated with symbols of the three traditions that inform life here, Hinduism, Buddhism and, the majority, Islam.
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Multiple attempts at peace have failed, and the latest cease-fire in December was violated within hours, to the growing frustration of the international community.
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Jennifer Garner is becoming more at peace with life after Ben Affleck, but that doesn't mean she's in any rush to enter the dating world.
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Someday, one hopes, the federal government will once again be run by people at peace with modernity, respectful of science, and concerned for the future.
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Syrian government negotiator Bashar al-Ja'afari said on Friday he had raised the incident with U.N. mediator Staffan de Mistura at peace talks in Geneva.
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But while Cersei clings to life just for the sake of saying she survived, Lady Olenna is clearly at peace with the idea of dying.
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While Gaga is enjoying her time in the sun, she's also at peace reading poetry by the beach, as she shared in a photo Friday.
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If he turned it down, he would have had to be at peace with the very real possibility that he would never get another shot.
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Kepner beatifically tells Bailey that the rabbi forgave her and seemed at peace with the idea that she won't ever know the will of God.
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But the West tends to think about conflict in a binary way: you are either at war or at peace; you win or you lose.
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If troops wake each morning believing this might be their last day at peace, he went on, they will be mentally "in the right place".
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I took a bright pink dress out of my closet with which I was at peace with parting and even wore heels — in full defiance.
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It has already kept Europe at peace for 70 years for the first time in its history, and enemy number one of that is nationalism.
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Adjust the Hue: Lighting is key in any home environment; nobody feels at peace with fluorescent lighting harshly highlighting every crevice of your living room.
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FROM PEN: Oprah Talks About Finally Being At Peace With Food The Hangover star has previously claimed that cutting out alcohol helped him lose weight.
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It's brash and brave, but also comforting; if he's at peace with how his story ends, it gives us the strength to do the same.
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"I finally feel at peace, I'm at home with my farm animals, they've become my babies and given me an outlet for love and affection."
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For a second I was at peace, but then I realized my arms were still paralyzed and I couldn't get the beer to my mouth.
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The United Nations has been trying to salvage a truce deal agreed at peace talks in December between the Houthis and the Saudi-backed government.
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Turnout falls in quieter times, averaging just 55.5 percent (1968 to 200063) when unemployment is falling or steady and the country is considered at peace.
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He felt at peace among the prairie lights of its university towns, which nourished his literary genius before his death in 2008, at age 46.
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"At that point, I felt like he was my best friend; I was completely at home and at peace in his presence," Dr. Wolf said.
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Strangely enough, it seemed to him, he was most at peace while caring for his mother when she had Parkinson's, but she died years ago.
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Shatner's edict to fans to "just learn the tools to deal with bullies and your fandom will be at peace" seems like pretty vital advice.
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"At that point, I felt like he was my best friend, I was completely at home and at peace in his presence," Dr. Wolf said.
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I cannot say that I am pleased he committed suicide, but I am at peace knowing he will not be able to hurt anyone else.
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The vote will bolster the government team at peace talks with rebel groups in Khartoum, Sudan, said Paul Youani Bonju, chairman of parliament's information committee.
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People often characterize depression as a lack of hope or vitality, but I associate it more with a restlessness, an inability to feel at peace.
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"I hope you do what you want to do in the other world, Jinri.." On Sunday, fans shared their hopes that Goo was at peace.
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A few days before Thanksgiving, Zoe passed away, held by my love, released and at peace — just as my mother had been three years earlier.
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Immigrant parents will have to wait for an answer on their right to remain with their children, and to live at peace in their communities.
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" He insisted he was at peace with that, "unless Daniel Day-Lewis plays him and wins the Oscar — then I might have a little problem.
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The vehicle consists of riveted metal and metal adornments with a body serenely at peace in its center — technology buttressing the human, not overwhelming it.
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Beth is the most quiet and compassionate March sister, and wishes for nothing more than a piano and for her family to be at peace.
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It not only keeps you at peace, but it forms a deeper connection with one another that will extend beyond language, beyond race or religion.
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Experts say Mexico&aposs levels of violence are similar to those found in war zones, but its forensics capacity is that of a nation at peace.
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Current Man City coach Manuel Pelligrini has said he's at peace with the decision and will see his contract out until the end of the season.
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U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley calls the proposal "a grossly one-sided approach that is morally bankrupt" and would undermine efforts at peace between Israel and Palestinians.
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The camera films from various angles — above, across, and below — resulting in bodies that appear at times larger than life, at others celestial and at peace.
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" Asked whether he had made any mistakes, Sewing said: "I am at peace with myself and I am doing my job as well as I can.
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The "Forever War" describes an America nominally at peace but fixed in a combative stance, constantly battling hostile forces across the world in expensive, distracting campaigns.
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Only if our country is at peace, will we be able to stand on equal footing with other countries in our region and across the world.
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Scorpios who know how to pace themselves and when to take a break are usually the most successful and at-peace little scorpions in the world.
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It kind of just explained that we are not only at peace with each other, but that we're just confident and this is who we are.
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The villain is shown as a jovial farmer, someone who's on a first-name basis with Judith, and seemingly at peace with Rick and the others.
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The deal, reached at peace talks in Sweden last December, had stalled for months before the Houthis unilaterally withdrew from three Red Sea ports in Hodeidah.
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Lamar Odom says he's at peace with getting booted from the BIG3 ... telling TMZ Sports he wishes Ice Cube and the league nothing but the best.
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And while I was so sad, I was also happy for her that she was at peace with her daughter Carrie, whom she loved so much.
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I felt more energetic, I had more money, I got fit, I got happier, I felt at peace for the first time in my adult life.
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On Wednesday, Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot leaders began fresh reunification talks in what United Nations mediators say represents the best chance at peace in decades.
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" Speaking of Sasha's sacrifice, Sonequa Martin-Green addressed her character's demise on Talking Dead, and she seemed at peace with it — calling her character's fate "poetic.
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Please leave the employees alone and let them be at peace so that they can continue to build a a great company without these unnecessary obstacles.
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I like not having the negativity, being at peace, waking up in the morning and going to watch my grandson or having him for a week.
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"If you are unable to do some things in life compared to your siblings and friends, then please be at peace with yourself," advises Mahesh Kaytian.
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Victim's sister: He 'is at peace right now' Caldwell's mother, Alicia Cain, told KSLA that another one of her children died from gun violence years ago.
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"I just broke down, because I thought this whole time that my son was buried, at peace," Ms. DeJesus, 36, said in an interview last week.
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Now, however, I've rediscovered a love of clothes (this has not been good for my bank balance) and feel much more at peace with my appearance.
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But when you come back, you'll feel more at peace knowing that as vast and infinite as the Sky is, it's stuffed with beauty and life.
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That is to say that I don't believe that Trump desires chaos because he feels most at peace when the world around him is experiencing pandemonium.
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Once Jailed in Guantánamo, 5 Taliban Now Face U.S. at Peace Talks: The Taliban made a point of building their team around the five ex-detainees.
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Mr. Romney appeared at peace in relative obscurity, friends say, though whenever he would inch back into the public consciousness, the megaphone he retained pleased him.
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As I isolate myself from the outside world, I feel there's no better way to feel in tune with nature and at peace with the world.
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As he spoke to reporters on Wednesday, Anthony said he felt "at peace" these days as the memories and controversies of another bad season faded away.
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He was describing how he had arrived at peace with the election results; then, he said, he realized that he had not done so at all.
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He answered, sounding at peace, "You have a path and a journey, and your life is going to take you where it's supposed to take you."
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This is the case even while the economy is strong and the nation, while not exactly at peace, isn't suffering major casualties or threats from abroad.
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I can get pretty paranoid when I smoke weed that contains just THC and no CBD, but I felt at peace lazily passing off that joint.
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We've been submersed in it for so long we may have forgotten what it was like to be at peace -- with the world and with ourselves.
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In the post-World War II world, the U.S. kept Europe at peace and helped it to achieve increasing economic prosperity through a massive military presence.
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She would visit the new couple while they held hands on a porch swing, beaming with relief to see her husband of 20103 years at peace.
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" Asked whether he had made any mistakes, Sewing said: "I am at peace with myself and I am doing my job as well as I can.
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It's a fun place to poke around if you feel at peace with wanting to buy everything…and watching your whole paycheck go in the process.
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" For his part, Tulo seemed at peace with his decision, saying, "I will forever be grateful for every day that I've had to live out my dream.
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And as long as the economy is good and the nation is at peace, incumbent presidents tend to get re-elected and Donald Trump is doing that.
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"NYPD Detective Lou Alvarez died at peace knowing his life made a difference to others and will save lives in the future," the New York senator said.
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I'm not sure when but I know I'll see you on a dance floor again, and I hope you're at peace and know that you are loved.
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Louise's sister Elizabeth Flores claimed in a TV interview on March 12 that she appeared "almost at peace" and "in a daze" during an earlier jail visit.
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"She was almost in a daze, like everything's going to be alright, like she was just — I didn't see evilness at all, almost at peace," Flores said.
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He writes poetry and has a philosophical bent, and as we rehash various questions about the complications and potential difficulties of the launch, he seems at peace.
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Kate Walsh, who plays Hannah's mom, defended it to USA Today, and Selena Gomez herself, who produced the show, seems at peace with criticism of the show.
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He was among the worst of the behind-the-lines generals, thinking of casualties as mere statistics and at peace with monstrous new weapons like gas bombardments.
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"If the choice is one state, Israel can either be Jewish or democratic, it cannot be both, and it won't ever really be at peace," Kerry said.
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At the end of the day, identity is a construct we build to make ourselves feel at ease and at peace and reasonably stable in the world.
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"She was almost in a daze, like everything's going to be alright, like she was just — I didn't see evilness at all, almost at peace," Flores says.
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I soon found that having a bedtime routine really helped, and keeping a gratitude journal was especially useful in helping me feel calmer and more at peace.
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Be at peace with the fact that you won't get perfect sleep every night — no one does — but you can have the good nights outweigh the bad.
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No matter how many Different World episodes she watches or how many times she perms her hair to look like Whitney Houston's, Maria is never at peace.
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Complicated attempts at peace The Taliban have inflicted frequent violence in Afghanistan, with the ultimate goal of taking over and imposing its strict interpretation of Islamic law.
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However, the lifelong dream of Peres to have Israel living at peace with the greater Arab world seems more possible than perhaps at ay time in history.
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For the United States, abandoning the project of a Europe that is whole, free and at peace would mean abandoning its strongest economic, diplomatic and military partner.
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"I would say to promote human rights, to keep our country at peace, and to tell the truth," Carter said of his words of wisdom for Trump.
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"Even the first time you take a J, you have to answer some of these questions for yourself, or at least be at peace them," says Wyatt.
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" Global Times: "The West seems to be standing at a crossroads, and the world is facing unprecedented uncertainties...The US and Europe had better remain at peace.
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A lot goes into finding out what your next step is going to be, and personally I wasn't at peace with the last step I just took!
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"Even when you're at work, your heart isn't at peace," said a 39-year-old woman from the Ivory Coast, who gave only her first name, Pelagie.
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In the two years since, the statue has been left at peace, asleep on the hay as the camera, nicknamed the "Jesus cam" by some residents, rolls.
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In fact the empire was prosperous and at peace, and Nero's diplomatic treaty with Rome's perennial enemy Parthia resulted in a truce that lasted over 50 years.
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In their statement on Monday, the Warmbiers said that they, like their son, were "at peace and at home," even as they lashed out at North Korea.
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JMS: We are leaving a country at peace after more than fifty years of war; and a strong economy, an economy that has its fundamentals in place.
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It took some time, but negotiations supported by intense U.S. assistance yielded a peace agreement in November 1992, which has successfully kept the country at peace since.
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But that does not mean they are at peace, nor does it eliminate decades of hostilities and or the potential for ongoing consequences from the decapitation strike.
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My son giggled his way through the breakfast buffet, seemingly at peace with the idea of eating mediocre bread and unripe fruit in Italy, of all places.
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Being a part of the generation that had experienced the devastation of World War II, he was passionate about creating a Europe whole, free and at peace.
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" Reflecting on his life further, Hammon recalled Bryant's last All-Star Game in 2016 when she became aware of how "at peace he was with walking away.
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Centrists, meanwhile, are also at peace with the notion of voting to remove Trump, even as they acknowledge the risk that their decision may affect reelection battles.
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Deciding where to die Previous studies have shown that the majority of people would prefer to die at home and feel more at peace with the experience.
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As we cross through the gridlocked Manhattan streets, dodging delivery trucks and waving to other Via drivers, he tells me he is at peace with his job.
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Check the clip -- Common seems to be pretty at peace with it ... telling our guy D-Rose will ALWAYS have his support ... because Chicago always supports its own.
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I feel more at peace because the whole situation is still fucking with me, but I feel like it would be worse if I was swamped with information.
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At peace with my body and practiced in discussing sexual health, I reconciled myself to the possibility of transmission as a bridge we'd cross when we got there.
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Faced with predictions that he would lose, Trump said he told his wife, Melania, that he was at peace with his campaign because he had worked so hard.
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While Dean and Toscani are at peace with the lost shrimp fried rice, the food mysteries of their office still continue despite recent warnings to label all food.
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So I'm afraid sometimes that I didn't even hear them and that is just my mind making something up to make me more at peace with what happened.
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As the dead have slipped through our fingers, we pray trust in the risen Jesus they will be at peace and we will find peace at their passing.
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"It really hurt but I'm at peace now because I understood that God has a plan," Thompson tells the camera about his basketball career ending due to injury.
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Created in 2005 by cartoonist Matt Furie, who had no racist intent, the original Pepe was a slacker amphibian, a low-key dude at peace with the universe.
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" They ended their remarks by saying, "Our hearts are broken but we are at peace knowing he is in the arms of his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
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"Please know I am more at peace now than I have been in a very long time and there is nothing anyone could have done," she also wrote.
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"Embracing Putin at a time of renewed Russian aggression, I believe, could call into question America's longstanding commitment to a Europe whole, free and at peace," Biden said.
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After signing the guestbook and taking a photo together at Peace House, the venue for Friday's summit, the two leaders will start formal talks at 10:30 a.m.
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The Houthis and the Saudi-backed government agreed to stop fighting and withdraw forces at peace talks in Sweden in December following months of diplomacy and Western pressure.
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Past attempts at peace deals in Libya have often been scuttled by internal divisions among the country's armed groups and by the different countries backing the local actors.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis says he is at peace with himself and not taking "tranquilising pills" while dealing with corruption in the Vatican and clergy sexual abuse.
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One of the strengths of this novel is that it doesn't mind what we believe — it is coolly at peace with whatever our take on matters might be.
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" Claiming Her New IdentityIn addition to her facial feminization at the Beverly Hills Institute, Alex got a breast augmentation and genital surgery – and now she feels "at peace.
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"No child in Colombia today knows what it is like to live in a country at peace," Roberto De Bernardi, Unicef's representative in Colombia, said in the report.
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There were no results for those who wanted to stay fat and be healthy—just results for those who wanted to change what I was at peace with.
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I believe in caring for my partner — past or present — 'in sickness and in health,' and feel at peace with my relationship with God even after the fact.
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But of course if we were all at peace with that notion in our souls, we'd hardly be calling each other philistines and dumbasses on twitter dot com.
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"I'm at peace with what I've been able to accomplish, not only domestically, but abroad, and what I was able to do on the international level," he said.
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There was a stillness, a permanent air of afternoon and an interior that was magically cooler and airier than the exterior it felt so much at peace with.
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We want these states to remain independent, enjoy real sovereignty within their treaty-defined borders, remain at peace with each other and be open to international economic markets.
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In threatening to cut off aid to the Palestinians, Mr. Trump seemed to suggest that the United States has invested that money for future consideration at peace talks.
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You've been my protector and best friend since I was a little girl and I wish the end didn't come so abruptly but I know you're at peace now.
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It's a deep, painful pity to not have seen his oeuvre expand further, though he insisted — in that same interview with Trasobares — that he was at peace with himself.
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"I am at peace with my soul with this and I am confident that what I have done has been true and right and just and honest," he said.
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Some were at peace, and some were conflicted on the day of their procedure, still grieving the fact that they were pregnant when they did not want to be.
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The North Koreans want a binding agreement that the United States will not attack them so long as they stay at peace with their neighbors and with other countries.
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She said she even received a phone call later that night telling her that Ceasar was "at peace" and instructing her to come back to pick up his collar.
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People tell me all the time to "get those kids out of your room," but I feel at peace when they're next to me or in the same room.
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Terri Irwin is saddened that her late husband Steve isn't alive to see their son grow up — but she is at peace knowing the Crocodile Hunter's spirit lives on.
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WHEN SEVEN weeks of ascetic abnegation culminate in a joyful Easter celebration, Orthodox Christians are supposed to be in amity with one another, and at peace with the world.
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Ecuador on Wednesday said it would no longer be a guarantor country at peace talks between the Colombian government and ELN rebels as long as the guerrillas wage attacks.
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"My only hope is that, during his time on trail, he was able to find what he needed and that he was at peace in his heart and mind."
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RIMBO, Sweden (Reuters) - Both Yemeni parties at peace talks in Sweden have received four draft agreements and were expected to give their responses on Wednesday, a U.N. spokeswoman said.
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"While he talked a lot about mortality and death and being at peace with it, it always seemed more for us, as the audience, than for him," she said.
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It's to try and mediate, find balance and be at peace with myself and my children and to eat, to play games, whether it's Monopoly or the telephone game.
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" Osbourne also thanked her brother, Jack, and parents, Sharon and Ozzy, expressing that she is "finally at peace with myself and truly starting to understand what true happiness is.
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Donald Trump met with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in Bethlehem on Tuesday, a day after promising to make a renewed effort at peace between the Palestinians and Israelis.
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JERUSALEM — President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared together Monday and vowed to make a renewed effort at peace with the Palestinians and to confront Iran.
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The Polynesian feels completely at peace, secure in the knowledge that waters actually can be that warm and turquoise, sands that white and soft, flowers that fragrant and vibrant.
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During our sessions, I try to undo the damage and create new dynamics to find a little place inside the patient where he or she can be at peace.
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Even though he might have to convince his son to spend some extra quality time with him, Letterman said he feels most at peace when he's with his family.
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But Bridget has grown up in one significant way: Her obsession with diet and weight loss has subsided, and at long last she seems at peace with her body.
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The issue of returning stolen and abandoned land to its rightful owners and Colombia's unequal land distribution have been key discussion points at peace talks taking place in Cuba.
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But his words, and the promise he held out of a nation at peace, committed to racial justice and an end to poverty, are worth remembering 48 years later.
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According to the fathers, 38 percent of mothers had not said goodbye to their children before death, and 26 percent were not at peace with the prospect of dying.
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Russia denounces US 'threats' Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said the US strikes hit when the country "finally" had a chance at peace, she posted on Facebook Saturday.
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Knowing this makes me feel a lot more at peace with how I've compromised my lazy stirrings to let my partners drop a load in me many-a-morning.
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And as the leader of a company with a nearly 4 percent yield, strong balance sheet and lots of cash on hand, Rometty seemed at peace with Buffett's decision.
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NOT ALL OF the several dozen modern houses on Gotland are entirely at peace with the island's natural and agricultural history; some, in fact, actively challenge the surrounding landscape.
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In his remarks on Thursday, Venezuela's ambassador, Samuel Moncada Acosta, described Venezuela as "completely at peace," but denounced what he described as a "colonial intervention" by the United States.
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"The Knesset cannot pass laws that are valid in Japan," said Hagit Ofran, an advocate at Peace Now, a leftist group that opposes settlements, referring to the Israeli Parliament.
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But two decades after the bombing helped stop the violence, and a decade after Kosovo declared itself independent from Serbia, this remains a land more divided than at peace.
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Pale Kings by Micah Yongo The Five Lands have been at peace for three centuries, but that balance is beginning to fray around the edges, bringing war with it.
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Ex-Georgia football coach Mark Richt -- a college football analyst for ESPN -- says he suffered a heart attack Monday morning and would have been "at peace" if he died.
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But the agreement does more than silence weapons; it delivers a welcome end to conflict for Colombians, a majority of whom have never lived in a country at peace.
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If time is really a flat circle, then may it eventually spin fast enough to launch me off into the nethersphere where I can at last be at peace.
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In the Zapata wetlands, Cuban parakeets and spoonbills luxuriate in the tropical humidity, at peace with the world, as an explosion of violence takes place a few steps away.
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Past attempts at peace deals in Libya have often been scuttled by internal divisions among the country's competing armed groups and by the different countries backing the local actors.
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"The end of conflict with the FARC is a very good start to a country at peace within a generation," said Villegas, who was a government negotiator before becoming minister.
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As a grown, beautiful, self-loving, ass-kicking, name-taking, beach-hating lady, I can proudly lay in my tasteful one-piece by the ocean and be completely at peace.
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KNIGHT: WELL, IT MAY BE. COME ASK ME IN JUNE, BUT RIGHT NOW I'M AT PEACE WITH IT. EISEN: WERE YOU SURPRISED – I WAS SORT OF – I READ THE BOOK.
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A gynaecologist and obstetrician, trained in Burundi and France, he is delighted that the prize will make it harder for his government to claim that the country is at peace.
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"For those who do need surgeries in order to be at peace in their own bodies it can be a hard to gain access to," the Tithe Campaign's statement reads.
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" And after her name was not chosen, she said, "I would've been much more at peace with ending this on a game of chance, if I hadn't won the recount.
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But Martin tells PEOPLE that getting to that stage of realization, and feeling at peace with the course of how her life has panned out thus far, didn't happen overnight.
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We never thought we'd see the day – but it seems that Downton Abbey's eternally sparring sisters Lady Mary (Michelle Dockery) and Lady Edith (Laura Carmichael) may finally be at peace.
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"I walked out on the balcony, looked out at the ocean and was at peace that I might not wake up," Aquino, 39, says of her 2005 surgery in Thailand.
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RIMBO, Sweden, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Yemeni Foreign Minister Khalid al Yamani on Thursday welcomed a U.N.-backed agreement reached at peace talks in Sweden regarding the port city of Hodeidah.
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"This is one part of our efforts to deter Russian aggression, ensure the territorial integrity of our allies and maintain a Europe that is whole, free, prosperous, and at peace".
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This year's anniversary is significant, as it's the first time the country's border with Ethiopia is at peace following last year's agreement by the two countries to end their war.
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If you're looking for a way to feel even just a little bit more at peace over the next few days, try a few of these proven at-home remedies.
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For Iraq ever to be at peace with itself after the end of the Islamic State, it will require reconciliation on a number of levels, especially within the Sunni community.
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The Kurds have bled and died for our cause, which is, jointly, their cause — to destroy ISIS, or any other Islamist militancy, and to live at peace with their neighbors.
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He said he was still at peace with his new role as an adviser and instructor with the Yankees, and reminisced, sometimes jokingly, about his rivalry with the Red Sox.
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While both women say they feel robbed of their childhoods together, they have come to be at peace with uncovering this life-altering revelation at this stage in their lives.
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Though once vilified for aggressive expansion, Sarah Lawrence College, with 232,999 students, seems mostly at peace with its neighbors, who praise things like the swimming lessons offered at its pool.
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But I braved it and told her that yes, I had made the choice for him to die, because he was suffering and I wanted him to be at peace.
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After all, all these projects serve the same goal: A world of capitalist democracies at peace with one another, free to get rich under the umbrella of the American military.
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Mr. Zelensky negotiated the swap with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia this month at peace talks in Paris that otherwise made little headway in resolving the five-year war.
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Seated in the slopeside Colorado condominium late last year, Vonn continued to fidget with the ice bag on her knee, but she insisted she was at peace with her legacy.
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When she meets Vore (Eero Milonoff), a man who shares some of her physical features, the two fall for each other and she starts to feel at peace with herself.
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The rapper entered Monday, saying he hasn't felt at peace for years and made the decision to get help for himself, his family, his best friend/daughter and his fans.
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I think so, just because it helps me feel calm and at peace so when I sit down to work on music I don't have that sort of excess baggage.
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Ms Bush responded by building her own high-end studio in a barn at her family's farmhouse and it was there, at home and at peace, that she created her masterpieces.
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McGuinness leaves Northern Ireland at peace and, with the snap election outcome, his dream of a united Ireland is inching closer under a new generation, although Northern Irish politics remains divided.
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"We miss her terribly, but we're also at peace knowing we did everything we could to try to help her and that she isn't in pain anymore," the grieving father says.
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"I'm feeling like I just need to be at peace with the knowledge that he is a killer and that Annette is gone," says Craver's mother, Rose, a retired social worker.
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She warned that the "longstanding bipartisan goal of a Europe that is whole, free and at peace is under enormous pressure," a subtle reference to heightened Russian aggression in the region.
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Although her take-no-prisoners expression was the result of exhaustion, Jackson, in perfect hair and makeup, ended up looking serenely skeptical, at peace with—or even proud of—some scheming.
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Although you have a taste for the beautiful—and expensive—things in life, you aren't at peace with the idea of abundance unless you're able to share and spread the wealth.
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TWO-STATE SOLUTION Immediately after Trump's victory, Bennett declared that the two-state solution - the idea of a Palestinian state side-by-side with Israel and at peace - was effectively dead.
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"I'm also completely at peace with the fact that I WILL gain weight, cellulite WILL happen, my body NEEDS fat and rest in order to grow a healthy baby," she continues.
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In 1974 he had bought 40 acres of the old property; by the late 1990s, at last recovered from depression and at peace with his demons, he resettled there in happiness.
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The United Nations secured the Hodeidah deal at peace talks in Sweden, the first in two years, to avert a full-scale assault on the port that risked triggering mass famine.
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As a continent ever-more at peace, enjoying the world's highest economic growth rates, now is the time for us to speak of a coming golden age in U.S.-Africa relations.
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Rehoming your pet to a trusted contact prevents your pet from re-entering the stressful shelter system and often leaves the pet's former owner feeling more at peace with their decision.
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He seems to carry around the least amount of guilt in the present day, so is it fair to say that he'll be the most at peace when the time arrives?
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"I understand the prosecutors need to attempt to explain the verdict in whatever ways they can, which allows them to be at peace with themselves and what they've done," Douglas says.
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Other sources said deep mistrust among the parties remained an obstacle to forming a local authority to take over control according to the truce deal reached at peace talks in December.
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Peace is not only the absence of conflict but it requires a people that live and breathe and practice peace; which is only possible if people are at peace with themselves.
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But here is a fundamental reality: if the choice is one state, Israel can either be Jewish or democratic – it cannot be both – and it won't ever really be at peace.
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"There has to be demonstrable action in that direction or we cannot be satisfied and we probably can't be friends and we probably won't be at peace," Brooks told the audience.
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"There is corruption in the Vatican but I am at peace," he told leaders of religious orders he met last November in the Vatican, according to a transcript published on Thursday.
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Or do we want to ensure Iran stays at peace, never attacking the United States or our allies and, in time, evolving into a freer, more normal, and less threatening state?
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For at least two decades, the goal of U.S.-led diplomacy has been a "two-state solution", meaning an independent Palestinian state living side-by-side and at peace with Israel.
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Meanwhile, Comey, free of one of the world's worst bosses and working on a highly anticipated tell-all, posted a picture of him hanging out in beautiful Iowa, relaxed, at peace.
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But here is a fundamental reality: if the choice is one state, Israel can either be Jewish or democratic – it cannot be both –and it won't ever really be at peace.
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The two Korean leaders will meet at Peace House, a South Korean building inside Panmunjom, according to a joint statement the negotiators issued at the end of their talks on Thursday.
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Jon goes back to the Night's Watch, which has no reason to exist now that the wildlings are at peace with the Seven Kingdoms and the White Walkers have been destroyed.
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At the exact moment she says "balance doesn't mean all things are equal or at peace at all times," she teeters on her heels, stumbles, and then tumbles, as if pushed.
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It's clear Joe was also at peace with many of his family members ... especially Paris, who closed her message to him with ... "I'll see you in my dreams very very soon."
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It has been at peace since 2000, when a civil war with the Shining Path, a Maoist guerrilla group, that claimed about 19923,000 lives over two decades drew to an end.
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"And I hope today that legislation continues to move forward in banning guns ... so that we can live in a world at peace and the home of the brave," she added.
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" The former federal prosecutor who has served in Congress for seven years said he's "more at peace in jobs that reward fairness and are fact-centric than I am in Congress.
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The High Peace Council had agreed to the appearance of the suspects before the ICC before its decision was announced last week at peace talks in Juba, South Sudan, Salih said.
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At a news conference in Charleston on Tuesday afternoon, hours after he made his announcement, Mr. Manchin said he had reached the decision on Monday, and was at peace with it.
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Since the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement came in to being, its architects have toured the world, touting their success and telling others in conflicts how they, too, can arrive at peace.
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"Only when the book was completed was I at peace with the idea that I could emerge, that I could be seen as a writer -- not only his victim," she said.
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Past attempts at peace deals have failed, but South Sudan's government is under pressure to find an end to the war as the United States and others have threatened further sanctions.
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I was especially fascinated by the way the current alpha trains the burgeoning alpha, as if it were so at peace with death that it instinctively knew to train its replacement.
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For at least two decades, the goal of U.S.-led diplomacy has been a 'two-state solution', meaning an independent Palestinian state living side-by-side and at peace with Israel.
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Egypt and Israel have been at peace since the 1979 Camp David peace treaty; even so, Egyptians who visit Israel are regarded with suspicion and are often subjected to questioning upon return.
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And the wise strategy could well be to harness the vitality of Asia's two-thirds of humanity for a thriving America at peace with itself and with the rest of the world.
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Machar fled the country after new fighting erupted in the capital, Juba, in July 2016, ending a brief attempt at peace in which he returned to his role as Kiir&aposs deputy.
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"You don't see people in the street just laughing their heads off, it's more about being content and being at peace with things and being happy with your life," Heidi told me.
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"At one point during the meeting, Jared quoted [former Israeli President] Shimon Peres and said something along the lines of 'You don't arrive at peace by meeting with just friends,'" Garza said.
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After a night spent getting acclimated, Nala finally got the chance to experience life in a natural African habitat — and on day two, she looked perfectly at peace in her new home.
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"And then God gave me my son," Hampton, 38, wrote alongside the sweet black-and-white shot, which depicts little Doc snuggled against his mom and the twosome looking completely at peace.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia's leftist ELN rebels said on Sunday they are willing to extend a ceasefire set to expire next month if there is sufficient progress at peace talks with the government.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Tuesday urged the Syrian government and opposition to show good faith at peace talks expected to start in Geneva in the coming days.
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"It is clear that the United States and our allies must do more to advance our common defense in support of a Europe that is whole, free, and at peace," Obama said.
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The announcement was made after rare face-to-face talks between senior North and South Korean officials, held at Peace House on the southern side of the border between the two countries.
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This should be an absolute no-brainer, since United Nations and North Korea forces have been at peace for 65 years, and a formal end to this conflict is in everyone's interest.
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She said she believed that if the UWLX became a profitable, long-lasting league, she most likely would not be around to see the mountaintop, but Murphy is at peace with that.
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Likewise, an agreement could present risks to the goal of leaving behind a stable Afghanistan at peace with itself and its neighbors, and which respects the rule of law and human rights.
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In some places, extremists have exploited this to undermine efforts at peace: Attribution error leads to an entire social group being blamed for the actions of a few radical members or supporters.
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Many Democrats are at peace with Sanders staying in the race through the end of the primaries and using his leverage to push for a more progressive Democratic platform at the convention.
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At the time, Masipa ruled that although the Steenkamps had suffered a great loss, Pistorius' life and career were also in ruins, adding that "a fallen hero can never be at peace".
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It was Roosevelt, who said that the United States could not live alone, at peace; that the well-being of the U.S. depended on the well-being of other nations far away.
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"I am at peace with that decision and do feel like I honored my vows to the very end," she wrote in an issue of Lena Dunham's Lenny Letter earlier this month.
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I am hesitant to judge how anyone experiences live music, be free and at peace with your god, but the lack of filming was noticeable and, forgive me, very, very fucking nice.
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It was strange how it made me feel afterward, not bolder or more at peace so much as more indifferent to taking a verbal punch, like the cool kids' calling me homo.
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Mr. Warmbier's parents, Fred and Cindy, said in a statement that their son, 22, had "completed his journey home" and "was at peace" when he died on Monday at 2:20 p.m.
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I feel oddly at peace and stay on the bench until it gets dark, knowing that the end of summer — and work — is fast approaching, but somehow I feel ready for it.
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My father says he's at peace; I'm not sure if he's talking about himself or his father, and I wonder how all these generations of abuse and alcohol could leave anyone content.
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Even after Chicago added two more interceptions Sunday — after the first 210 minutes, he had been picked off more times than in his previous four playoff games combined — Foles remained at peace.
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In the capital Sanaa, controlled for the last 18 months by the Houthis, residents said they desperately wanted this attempt at peace to succeed after two rounds of talks failed last year.
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Now in his 14th year of sobriety, he finds himself at peace, and in his new book, Recovery: Freedom from Our Addictions, Brand lays out the program that has worked for him.
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Paul Kawika Martin, senior director of policy and political affairs at Peace Action, a pro-peace advocacy group, said the US has "the most modern, safe and secure" nuclear arsenal in the world.
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A Syrian Kurdish leader said Syrian Kurds must be represented at peace talks or they will fail and accused Jaysh al-Islam of fostering the "same mentality" as al Qaeda and Islamic State.
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Her appearance at peace talks this week attended by the military, members of parliament and some of the armed guerrilla groups waging local insurgencies across Myanmar underlined that sense of pragmatism, experts said.
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Like our children, she has grieved for the passing of the person I used to be and now, a decade later, embraces a woman who is authentic and confident, at peace with herself.
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"We miss her terribly, but we're also at peace knowing we did everything we could to try to help her and that she isn't in pain anymore," the grieving father previously told PEOPLE.
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The Patriotic Union (UP), formed under a previous attempt at peace with the FARC in 473, had about 5,000 members and supporters murdered, including two presidential candidates, by right-wing paramilitary death squads.
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Satoru Otowa of Ise Grand shrine, Shinto's holiest place, where a mirror said to have belonged to Amaterasu is kept, says many young people come for "mental health and to feel at peace".
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Jon Bernthal, who plays the gruesome vigilante recently told the press that he is at peace with the fate of his show and emphasized that whatever happens, it is out of his control.
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"I believe in caring for my partner – past or present – 'in sickness and in health' and feel at peace with my relationship with God even after the fact," Kardashian said in her letter.
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The sister of a California mom accused of abusing her 13 children in a house of horrors claims the woman appeared "almost at peace" and "in a daze" during a recent jail visit.
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"Given the tenets of his religion (Islam) that he is very devout about, he believes it will be Allah's will and he is at peace with that," attorney Komp said before Greitens' decision.
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Asked if he felt at peace or if the memory of the death of his mother is still "a sort of wound that festers," he said: "I think probably a wound that festers."
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Cruz had success early in rallying many evangelical leaders to his cause, but Falwell's endorsement shows that many Christian conservatives are at peace with Trump's unorthodox outreach to leaders in the faith community.
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"Exit West" begins with two people meeting in a city "swollen by refugees but still mostly at peace, or at least not yet openly at war" — setting the scene for what's to come.
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"You've had kind of an utter impasse," Mr. Makovsky said, describing any attempt at peace as a "multilayer chess game" that would have to involve the Palestinian Authority and its leader, Mahmoud Abbas.
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What's more, the country is at peace, having largely wound down its ill-advised wars in Afghanistan and the Middle East while still pursuing a policy that has degraded Isis as a threat.
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A slight man with a short gray beard and deep-set eyes under a bald dome, Ghani bears a resemblance to Gandhi, except that he does not seem like a man at peace.
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He's betting that a multi-millionaire executive and co-owner of Atlanta's WNBA franchise who can self-finance her own campaign and can broaden the party's tent even while keeping conservatives at peace.
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The two leaders will meet at Peace House, a South Korean building inside Panmunjom, making Kim the first North Korean leader to set foot in the South since the 1950-53 Korean War.
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A lot of it's just been trying to learn how to be at peace with the fact that there is lies and misinformation about me propagated by people who claim to want me dead.
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I don't think it was unenthusiastic, i think it's a very beautiful thing to be forced to quit waiting for something to happen and finally being at peace with it and then it happens.
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Mandate of Heaven's earlier starting date opens just as the first stirrings of the infamous Yellow Turban Rebellion are first being reported in the countryside but, superficially, the Han dynasty is still at peace.
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My heart is broken beyond repair and I can not fathom how to go on…but I have to believe he is at peace with the Lord and that God will get us through.
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I don't remember the first time Ana* read me or sent me my horoscope, but I can remember how the horoscopes she shared with me made me feel: comforted, and at peace with myself.
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My heart is broken beyond repair and I can not fathom how to go on...but I have to believe he is at peace with the Lord and that God will get us through. .
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Patti Davis has opened up about her difficult relationship with her late mother Nancy Reagan – and revealed that she feels at peace knowing the former First Lady is with her husband Ronald Reagan now.
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In fact, in no way is Taylor a tragic token genderqueer character in the midst of an identity crisis: They're a fully-fleshed out human being, one more at peace with themselves then most.
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No matter where you are in the world, rich or in poverty, in conflict or at peace, everyone will be able to see the bright, blinking Humanity Star orbiting Earth in the night sky.
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In remarks earlier in the day with Israel's President Reuven Rivlin, Trump said he sensed "such a different feeling toward Israel" from Arab countries that are still not at peace with the Jewish State.
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Of course, it's still a tragedy, and he still grieves, and there's still a lot there, but he definitely seems like he has the most closure and he's the most at peace with it.
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"We would like to see him take some action with this visit so that it's not just empty words," said Paul Kawika Martin, the senior director of policy and political affairs at Peace Action.
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It has never joined the 1970 nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and has said it would consider inspections and controls under the NPT only if was at peace with its Arab neighbours and Iran.
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Mira's said she won't feel at peace until Weinstein's convicted, and it's clear in this clip ... she wants a quicker path to that end -- so, his not guilty plea ain't sitting well with her.
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Instead, the recollections of those who knew or encountered him conjure a man who could be charming, even laid-back, yet who also seemed forever aggrieved, forever not at peace, forever out of step.
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To hear SZA come through and not just doing a fearless exposé on her emotional make-up, but being at peace with it, even when she wishes she was different, is vital and invaluable.
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Although a horrible anxiety came over me initially, after a while a calmness set in, and a sensitivity about what was going on with a focus on just being at peace and celebrating life.
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No judgment is passed in the film on their conditions, but it is clear that they are in distress, and that this 'hole in the Internet' is the only place they feel at peace.
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Several previous attempts at peace deals have been scuttled by internal divisions between the myriad of competing armed groups that have emerged in oil-producing Libya since rebels toppled strongman Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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They'll get together at the truce village of Panmunjom at Peace House, meaning that Mr. Kim would become the first leader from the North to set foot in the South since the Korean War.
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In her eulogy, my friend reminded us of how much her father had loved to sail: "He always said that he felt at peace when sailing, where it was serene and quiet," she said.
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He then walks away, knowing that the rain will fill his "rain shadow," yet doing it anyway, as if to prove that he was here — present yet at peace with the inescapability of erasure.
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Mr. Morris opens the first movement with a sustained passage of naturalistically pedestrian, though precisely choreographed, movement: walking, standing, kneeling — people at peace with themselves and one another in a variety of quiet moods.
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Or simply choose to have no attachment at all — accepting that it is as it is, feeling at peace and content with it — mindful that rain is part of nature, just as we are.
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" She adds, "I continually reminded myself that loneliness and fear and all of those painful experiences are also important life lessons, and this helped me let go and be at peace with Jack's journey.
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Past attempts at peace deals in oil-producing Libya have often been scuttled by internal divisions among the myriad of competing armed groups that have emerged since rebels toppled strongman Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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After hearing how at peace and at ease my Oma was when her request was approved, I realize more than ever how beautiful an option assisted dying can be for people who are suffering.
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The travellers mine the mountain for the riches in its caves, and in doing so disrupt the omnipotent spirit at its core, a godlike beast which had previously remained at peace with the local community.
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"Formally, we're at peace with Russia, so even the most outrageous assistance to Russia or benefit to Russia wouldn't count as treason," Carlton Larson, a law professor at the University of California Davis, told me.
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Earlier, Russia's RIA news agency had quoted a Taliban official at peace talks in Moscow as saying that Washington had promised to pull out half of its troops from Afghanistan by the end of April.
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Although I'm at peace with New Girl ending, I do actually hope FOX gives the series a shortened season 7 order, if only to give Winston (Lamorne Morris) the over-the-top wedding he deserves.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The chief Syrian government negotiator at peace talks in Geneva accused Israel on Monday of cooperating with Islamic State and al Qaeda militants in the Golan region, deflecting attention from intra-Syrian negotiations.
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According to a press release from the US Attorney's Office, Dratch was taken into secondary inspection while trying to cross the border in Buffalo, New York at Peace Bridge Port of Entry on October 25.
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Such broad appeal has seen the sport widely hailed as a unifying force in Afghanistan, a patchwork of different languages and cultures, sometimes at peace with each other but increasingly in recent years in conflict.
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Some days, when the weather was nice, all the women would take a picnic out to the back yard and the kids would play and everybody would be at peace for an hour or two.
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The goal of the international coalition's Operation Resolute Support is to strengthen the Afghan state, particularly the Afghan National Defense Force, so that Afghanistan can be secure and at peace with itself and its neighbors.
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Most Republican senators seem at peace with the moral aspect of this dilemma: the presence of two men on the High Court credibly accused of sexual harassment or abuse, poised to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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"No one has ever taken it to Keith the way I took it to Keith," said Porter, who claims to be at peace with the judges' decision, even if he still doesn't agree with it.
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He spoke widely at peace rallies; befriended Eldridge Cleaver, an early leader of the Black Panther Party; and, in 1971, appeared in the trippy hippie documentary Rainbow Bridge alongside Hawaii-based eccentrics and Jimi Hendrix.
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They'll get together in the truce village of Panmunjom at Peace House, above, meaning that Mr. Kim would become the first leader from the North to set foot in the South since the Korean War.
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He is reading Thomas Friedman's 1999 book The Lexus and the Olive Tree, a book on the age of globalization that, in short, advocates nations stay at peace with one another because it's good business.
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From the Dougia Accord in Chad to the Honiara Declaration in Papua New Guinea, countries are more likely to have returned to violence than be at peace within five years of signing a peace treaty.
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Board members at other Manhattan schools noted how astonishing the document was, given its potential to turn off donors who might have been completely at peace with the way the school had been doing business.
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In that spirit, while "The Americans" is one of the best dramas currently airing, I'm at peace with it not getting nominated for what really played like the first half of a double-length season.
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If she feels the need to evangelize to you, ask her to stop, and say, "I'm completely at peace with my point of view, so this really isn't up for discussion," and change the subject.
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It had begun to look into other forms of widespread violence, including in countries at peace, apparently in the hope that broadening its reach would quiet claims that it is prejudiced and widen its appeal.
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Today, Liberia is a leading member of the 15-nation regional economic bloc, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), all nations at peace, and which have committed to democracy as essential to development.
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Though Dougherty maintained that the Vatican is treating the Catholic church less as "a moral, faith-based organization" than "a business," he told Hill that he is "at peace" now that the report is out.
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I'm at peace with the fact that somebody's always gonna see it that way, but I'm grateful that I make enough stuff that maybe somebody wants to treat me like a human being that's multifaceted.
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The prison break was the second of its kind in recent weeks in Mali, where militant groups based in the desert north have extended their campaign into central and southern regions, complicating international efforts at peace.
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Asked if she was at peace with fellow players and fans who were disappointed that she was found to be using meldonium after it had been added to the list of banned substances, she was blunt.
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And yet, I stared at ice melting off of strawberries and peas, peaches and pomegranates, rambutans, and slices of watermelon for over seven minutes in this mildly tingly video and am seriously at peace with myself.
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Arriving at the hospital that next morning to say goodbye ("he looked so at peace," she says), a nurse told Margulies that one of the last things her dad said was that Julianna worked too hard.
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It's a powerful song of no regrets from a conflicted character seemingly at peace with sleeping her way to the top of Argentina's power structure, then using her perch to try to make a better country.
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China and India are now both independent, prosperous and mostly at peace at the same time as each other, in a regional environment that is mostly secure, for the first time since the late 18th century.
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"I strongly suspect China's People's Liberation Army is pleased to know that Trump would be prepared to dismantle the forward-deployed military presence that has kept the region at peace for over a generation," he said.
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ASTANA (Reuters) - A joint Russian, Turkish and Iranian task force may look into political settlement issues for the Syria conflict, Alexander Lavrentiev, the head of the Russian delegation at peace talks in Astana, said on Thursday.
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They stand still and observe their inner light, totally at peace with the line and its existence, allowing people to go without having the sensation of one's life draining away bring them any stress at all.
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Mr. Asahara's fourth daughter, who said she was abused by her parents and wished to have no relationship with them, said last year at a news conference that she was at peace with her father's sentence.
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Genetically, the mother is not a complete match — half the fetal genes come from its father — but she's still the ideal donor before birth, because during pregnancy the maternal and fetal immune systems are at peace.
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The mill and silos have become a focal point of the conflict in Hodeidah, where the United Nations is trying to enforce a ceasefire and troop withdrawal agreed a year ago at peace talks in Stockholm.
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He became the first player to average a triple-double in the finals, and his 41 points, 13 rebounds and 8 assists on Monday were enough to leave him somewhat at peace with the final result.
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These words, in a sense, exemplify the brutal cycle of the Middle East tragedy: Injustice leads to powerlessness, to frustration to rage, and finally to acts of violence that undercut any attempts at peace or reconciliation.
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