However, our pick is Colombia, for making peace in 2016.
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"Making peace with the regime is very difficult, making peace with those who bombed us with criminal Russia," he added in a voice message to Reuters, referring to Assad's main backer in the conflict.
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She says she is still "making peace" with having no hair.
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"Instead of fighting fire, making peace with fire," Mr. Castellnou advised.
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He fled to the United States, making peace with his mother.
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Trump also voiced doubts about Palestinian and Israeli commitment to making peace.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping is making peace with his country's private companies.
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Don't worry though, Mike's all about making peace ... as in peace pipe.
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I am making peace with having alopecia, I have not arrived there.
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It's a series of givings away, a making peace with givings away.
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At this point in life, I've given up on making peace with cats.
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It is the permanent policy of settlement construction that risks making peace impossible.
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Clinton in making peace with Mr. Sanders and having him in her camp.
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It is a policy of permanent settlement construction that risks making peace impossible.
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Knowing when to give up is often the first step to making peace.
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The whole notion of breaking bread is about making peace with the enemy.
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"I am making peace with having alopecia," Ms. Pressley said in the video.
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So instead of vowing to cut out sugar, work on making peace with it.
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The deeply fractured Republican party is on the road to making peace with itself.
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Mind you, it would probably have to start by making peace with the Canadians.
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"You were never meant for the keeping," Sudol muses, making peace with the inevitable.
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NeverTrumpers may be making peace with the election results and hoping to join Team Trump.
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Tension between Russia and the United States is making peace in Syria harder to achieve.
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Watch her journey to making peace finding beauty in the things she once labeled insecurities.
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I think it's making peace with that and figuring out the best way to do it.
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Begin would be remembered for making peace with Egypt, and Rabin later for peace with Jordan.
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In the years since Beijing, making peace with the loss has been a long, slow process.
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Kourtney Kardashian is making peace with Scott Disick for the first time in a long time.
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Making peace agreements stick is never easy—just ask former-Yugoslavians, Rwandans, or Salvadorans, for starters.
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In a way, that the indefinite opening of world trade is an element of making peace.
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Even after making peace with the FARC guerrilla group in 2016 Colombia is fighting small insurgencies.
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"Instead of making peace with the Palestinians, Prime Minister Netanyahu and his cabinet spend time making peace with the settlers, which at the end of the day, is their preferred partner for the future of the Jewish state," said Mitchell Barak, a pollster and political consultant.
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The two men have shown signs of making peace, and Mr. Romney has accepted Mr. Trump's endorsement.
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Medley said he was very happy with the news — after making peace with never having a solution.
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The handshake, it is said, was a ritual conceived in mistrust, for the purpose of making peace.
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Making peace with such behavior requires either a diminishing of the culprit's inviolable humanity, or your own.
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Takeaway: Peace deals are difficult to carry out, particularly on this scale, making peace hard to achieve.
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Undoing those penalties is high on Mr. Putin's agenda, and would depend on making peace with Ukraine.
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If someone's terminal, it's all about making peace with death and the part of ourselves that's eternal.
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Their interactions are dreamy, her seemingly thinking back to better times and making peace with what she's lost.
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"Making peace would be the end of him," says an Eritrean refugee who recently arrived in Addis Ababa.
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In making peace with Carol, and her cynical worldview, Morgan is becoming a more nuanced and capable survivor.
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Continued settlement expansion in the West Bank proves Israel has no interest in making peace on equitable terms.
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"Making Peace With the Taliban" was produced by Andy Mills and Theo Balcomb, and edited by Larissa Anderson.
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We're all about making peace on Too Embarrassed to Ask, and I'm glad to bring you two together.
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Things eventually calmed down, and Chyna was making peace with Kylie Jenner and hanging with Kim Kardashian West again.
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It finally returned to break even last year after cutting costs, accepting state funds and making peace with unions.
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The congresswoman from Massachusetts said that she was making peace with the condition in a video released on Thursday.
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He discovered lots of wisdom for the young(er) about resilience, making peace and doing what brings you joy.
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In Beckham's photo, they're making peace signs at the camera as Cross has her arm wresting on the his shoulder.
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In his letter, Abbas expressed his "sorrow," noting that Peres was a partner in making peace alongside Arafat and Rabin.
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Their turn toward Catholicism occurred as the Church, on the cusp of Vatican II, was gingerly making peace with modernity.
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Several analysts said that's where the concern should lie, as Moon appears intent on making peace on the Korean Peninsula.
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If Mr. Trump truly wishes to have a chance at making peace, he must reverse his decision on Jerusalem immediately.
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What happened in September might explain why Taliban leaders are wary of making peace with the government and ending their insurgency.
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I fumbled my way into Harry making peace with himself and the world around him, and it seemed like a win.
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For now that leaves you with blocking them, an imperfect but effective solution, or making peace with the ghost's occasional presence.
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And there's the spiritual acknowledgement that this is OK, we're older now, and we should start making peace with death soon.
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So much of therapy is about making peace with your past and moving on from there— Russian Doll expresses that beautifully.
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The legislation takes aim at the tradition of keeping women out of talks as a means of making peace more durable.
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Perhaps Trump wasn't the one people expected to be making peace, but Americans think this is the best strategy to take.
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The scene, which can be watched with or without commentary, shows Tony making peace with his daughter before his untimely death.
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They had stifled his academic career, he believed, and weakened the country with their prattle about making peace with the Palestinians.
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They probably won't consider making peace until you've effectively conquered them, by which point of a peace treaty is almost moot.
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Soon after, Mr. Aoun rocked Lebanon's political landscape by making peace with Syria, his longtime enemy, during a visit to Damascus.
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Merkley said the task of making peace would be up to the Democratic National Committee and the Clinton and Sanders campaigns.
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Now, Mr. Romero is making peace with the fact that the shop could pass out of the family under his watch.
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The scene shows, maybe, a young person accepting the terms of this sadness, making peace with the inevitable ache of lost love.
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Pence noted Abiy's efforts at "improving respect for human rights, reforming the business environment, and making peace with Eritrea," the statement said.
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The conflict between Jews and Muslims in the Mideast should not be an impediment in making peace in the Midwest, he said.
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But video games don't give us a lot of ways of making peace with never having something, or more importantly, losing it.
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Israel rejects that as demographic suicide and sees no means of making peace as long as Hamas and Islamic Jihad are armed.
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Making peace is the government's top priority, he said, but all parties, including ethnic leaders and the military, have to co-operate.
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It's also something that I, in making peace with, which is the unknown, I'm still not quite use to having found Stephanie.
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Noct says that despite making peace with his impending sacrifice, "It's… it's so hard" to be with his friends at that moment.
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But Mr. Raniere also sent women who were skilled at making peace to calm his sexual partners who became jealous of others.
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She said that her top priority was making peace with armed ethnic groups that had been fighting the Myanmar Army for decades.
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Instead of taking a page out of Kanye West's "The Blame Game," the Louisville singer is making peace with his new singleness.
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Israeli and American officials insisted that in the closed talks in Jerusalem the president had insisted that he is serious about making peace.
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These moves signal the new administration may be starting to understand regional realities and the requirements of making peace in a turbulent time.
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Overcoming PTSD is not necessarily about overcoming or releasing the traumatic past, but rather about making peace with it, according to Yazar-Klosinski.
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Making peace with the metaphorical (and, for an unlucky multitude, literal) JNCOs in our closets is maybe the greater part of growing up.
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"I take this opportunity to make clear that I remain committed to making peace with the Palestinians and with all our neighbors," said Netanyahu.
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The combination of him and Lynn on Lay Me Down, an introspective on making peace with impending mortality, is a bona fide goosebump-raiser.
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President George W. Bush tried this strategy, signaling lots of support for Israel before making peace demands that were swatted away, and he failed.
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In his swearing-in ceremony in 2014, Mr. Modi invited Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif of Pakistan to India, signaling an interest in making peace.
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America's Health Insurance Plans, the main industry trade group, seems to be making peace with the idea that the individual mandate is going away.
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For too long, the United States has allowed the Egyptian government to treat security assistance as an entitlement owed for making peace with Israel.
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It's a story about coming into your identity, making peace with your parents, growing up, and the universal teenage fears about life never improving.
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Part of that, he said, involved making peace with monuments and references to Lee and Jackson, which seem to exist on nearly every block.
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On the contrary, it is not this resolution that is isolating Israel; it is the permanent policy of settlement construction that risks making peace impossible.
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The Syrian army offers defeated rebels either the option of making peace and switching sides or surrendering their weapons and leaving for government-controlled areas.
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It was not about making peace with the Palestinians now -- it was about making sure peace with the Palestinians will be possible in the future.
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Still, making peace with the Saviors hasn't sat well with everybody, creating friction with some old allies, including Maggie (Lauren Cohan) and Daryl (Norman Reedus).
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He told PEOPLE in a 2016 interview, that making peace with the hero label – or as he calls it the 'H word' – was a great struggle.
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Yet they are perhaps the most essential components to the very private, internal process of making peace with life as part of the process of dying.
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That's why populist leaders who are now described as "nationalist" and "right wing" could wind up making peace with global governance of a left-leaning kind.
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But Washington cannot count on these countries to take a lead role in waging war or making peace effectively in this profoundly polarized and fractured region.
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"The challenge is the will the political leaders and we are expecting them to take primary responsibility for making peace happen in South Sudan," he said.
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And he managed a significant number of foreign policy achievements, including the Camp David Accords making peace between Israel and Egypt, and the Panama Canal treaties.
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The piece depicts a scene of yellow hippies, all of whom are armed with flowers and making peace signs, in a fight against soldiers with rifles.
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It was not about making peace with the Palestinians now – it was about making sure that peace with the Palestinians will be possible in the future.
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Some of the same Republicans who are now embracing or making peace with Trump turned his whole political career into a game of cad-and-mouse.
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" For the time being, he said, the election of the constituent assembly had brought peace to Venezuela, and he promised, "We're going to keep making peace.
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But this vote is not about making peace with the Palestinians now -- it is about making sure peace with the Palestinians is possible in the future.
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I pray for such an outcome, and for the chance to help my daughter understand the true nature of Islam, whose very name means "making peace."
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For God was pleased through Him to reconcile to Himself all things, whether things on earth or things in heaven, by making peace, Colossians 1:20.
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Lowering unemployment, making peace, and improving the operation of government programs are unobjectionable, even though they may be undertaken in part to help bolster reelection chances.
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In a separate video, Mahathir said he endorsed his former deputy's court action against the legislation, but added that he was "not making peace with him".
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And it is making peace with all of the above, then fighting like hell to have the chance to do it again for another two years.
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Kevin Spacey tried making peace with paparazzi who've been hounding him ahead of his criminal arraignment next week by breaking bread with them ... or crust, more like.
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Maybe not dangerous in that it will provoke a French Revolution, but in terms of fomenting the contempt and polarization that are making peace and progress impossible.
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You'll forgive me for reading into it something deeper: Sam, a boy with pinkish skin, Kerry, a bespectacled brown girl, not just making peace but joining forces.
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He was working to have Turkey join the European Union, had instituted judicial and human rights reforms and was moving toward making peace with the Kurdish guerrillas.
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He played a central role in the last successful use of American force in the American Century, saving Bosnia's Muslims from Serbian aggression and making peace in Dayton.
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Making peace with Trump would also help if he runs in 2024 for yet another term representing West Virginia, one of the strongest Trump states in the country.
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Under Abiy, Ethiopia has instituted reforms including releasing political prisoners, diluting state control of the economy and making peace with northern neighbor Eritrea after two decades of hostility.
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"The settlements are something that very much complicates and always have complicated making peace, so I think Israel has to be very careful with the settlements," Trump said.
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And for now, Jared continues to hold his high-level White House job, in which he is tasked with, among other things, making peace in the Middle East.
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Previous efforts at making peace have been thwarted by the insurgents' insistence on the release of detainees they regard as political prisoners but the government considers common criminals.
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In some instances, neighbors form a close bond with the business, while others might have a harder time making peace with teeter-tottering in the backyard next door.
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Sandberg returns to the fold after making peace with Jeff Weaver, Sanders' polarizing former campaign manager and close confidant, who has since moved into a senior adviser role.
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Madonna's been in London for more than a week, with a singular purpose ... making peace with the kid who bailed on her in December for dad Guy Ritchie.
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"The settlements are something that very much complicates and always have complicated making peace, so I think Israel has to be very careful with the settlements," he said.
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Abiy came to power in April and quickly turned national and regional politics on its head by making peace with neighboring Eritrea and reining in the powerful security services.
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"The commission appeals to all political party leaders to counsel and control their cadres in the interest of making peace in our country," the ECZ said in a statement.
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I thought this long before Trump came along, although he brought a new urgency to the task of making peace with those who live beyond our deep-blue enclaves.
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" Leaving a trail for environmentalists When it comes to finally making peace with his most famous musical partner, Garfunkel, Simon demurs: "I don't know how to even approach that.
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Sean does have a good track record when it comes to making peace with his exes -- see Madonna -- but this one seems to be more related to co-parenting.
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In one post she writes a letter to her "future self" cataloging all the goals she has achieved, like leaving behind toxic traits and making peace with her past.
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I had become comfortable with my role as the map-quester and snack distributor on long journeys, making peace with the possibility that I'd never get behind the wheel.
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"Strange how in the Middle East making peace looks so similar to waging political war," he lamented in an Op-Ed article in The New York Times in 19813.
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Diana was our leader, free spirited yet practical, and good at making peace, skills that came in handy when negotiating room assignments on our budget-minded group trips abroad.
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Mr Orlyuk fondly recalls Yitzhak Rabin, a former Israeli prime minister who was assassinated when Mr Orlyuk was seven—for "trying to make a change" by making peace with Palestinians.
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The founder and CEO of 23andMe will reveal how her company genotyped more than 2 million customers while making peace with the FDA and aiding genetics research across the globe.
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Last fall the group ran an ad campaign attacking Trump before the Iowa caucuses and would have a hard time making peace with the candidate if he becomes the nominee.
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"Making peace is much more difficult than making war because you need to change sentiments of people, people who have suffered, to try to persuade them to forgive," he said.
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Though instrumental in Israel's first years in building its defense establishment and later in securing its nuclear potential, he emerged in time as a champion of making peace with Palestinians.
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Duterte talked of making peace with his rivals after a "virulent" campaign and reiterated that, as president, he would give police a green light to use deadly force against criminals.
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While the prisoner swap may be a step toward eventually making peace, it isn't a slam dunk, nor is it a substitute for Putin ordering Russian troops to leave Ukraine.
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JERUSALEM/AMMAN (Reuters) - A new airport planned by Israel near its border with Jordan is clouding the usually businesslike relationship the two neighbors have built since making peace in 1994.
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Likewise, Ms. Nicolas is currently making peace with the fact that the three wooden cutting boards she bought for Thanksgiving, total cost $270, are hers to keep at this point.
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Yet as these Republicans pursue a Senate run this year — or in the case of Mr. Corker, reconsiders one — they are essentially making peace with a president they once shunned.
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North Korean officials have told foreign visitors that Mr Kim hopes to emulate Vietnam, which has grown rapidly after making peace with America, in part to hedge against a rising China.
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"A Woman Like Me" hints that some people may be endowed with a disposition that facilitates their making peace with their imminent demise, although maybe those people exist only in fiction.
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"I commend us as women," says Tifrere of making peace with Keys, who prides herself on being KJ's 'Bonus Mom' and also has son's Egypt, 8, and Genesis, 3, with Beatz.
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In his letter, Abbas expressed his "sorrow," noting that Peres was a partner in making peace alongside the late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat and the late Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin.
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The founder and CEO of 23andMe will reveal how her company mapped the DNA of over 1 million humans while making peace with the FDA and aiding genetics research across the globe.
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Rank and file Republicans may be coming home to their nominee, but nearly the entire GOP elite, including the segment of the elite making peace with Trump, is aghast at his nomination.
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With Kim Kardashian making peace with Amber Rose, and Kanye reporting that he and Wiz Khalifa are cool, it seems like Waves will be birthed into a world full of positive vibes.
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If you're having a hard time making peace with this, think about it as "a really good opportunity to have what could be a tough but authentic conversation," as Etzion puts it.
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Last year, he and Mr. Greenblatt gathered foreign ministers and development organizations for a White House conference on rebuilding Gaza, reasoning that making peace would be harder without easing its humanitarian crisis.
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Abiy Ahmed became prime minister in April and since then the government has instituted reforms including releasing political prisoners, diluting state control of the economy and making peace with northern neighbour Eritrea.
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"Listen, I'm all for going across aisles and making peace with people, but there's certain people that are walking around right now that are responsible for a lot of death," Robbins said.
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In prepared remarks for his annual New year speech, Moon made no mention of any steps North Korea needs to take, instead focusing on the economic benefits of making peace with North Korea.
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On a recent Sunday, I crowded into the small apartment with eager jazzheads, all of us making peace with our own sweat as we hung on every note wafting out of the piano.
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AS): - 3 percent stake revealed in March 2017 - Elliott had 9.5 percent at last report and has agreed to support management's current strategy after making peace with the company's management over PPG's (PPG.
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It's been more than a year since Charles Oakley was arrested at the Knicks game ... but he's still pissed at owner James Dolan and SCOFFED at the idea of making peace with the guy.
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I'm working on making peace with something else, too: that being the mother I want to be means being away from them for many of those long hours and those short, swiftly fleeting days.
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There was a reason they didn't want to do the same now, and just then, not asking — making peace with not knowing — seemed like the more loving act than scratching for a way in.
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In 2002, she wrote a story in her magazine, O, called ''What I Know for Sure About Making Peace With My Body,'' in which she announced that she had made peace with her body.
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"Italy's establishment has a long history of making peace with odd political bedfellows and if it tires of Renzi it may well seek to favor the normalization of the 5-Star Movement," he said.
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As a young adult, she tried to live her life as a man, and had a son with a woman who died in childbirth, before finally making peace with herself as a transgender woman.
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Russia and Germany have been trading, warring and making peace with each other for centuries, so many in both countries say they can tough out the current lows, keep talking and hope for better days.
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"We have ordered all the security forces and military to be ready for making peace and today there is a new change in the military commanders, security officials," Mohamed, dressed in military uniform, told reporters.
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The chip maker will also be closely scrutinized for any progress on the legal front — particularly making peace with Apple, which has been withholding patent payments after starting a court battle over Qualcomm's licensing practices.
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I think the reason I am so preoccupied with the artist label is that if I let it go, I fear I will be nothing, but maybe that's the first step to making peace with it?
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Abdullah said that Omar's death had left the Taliban deeply divided, making peace negotiations complicated, but there was reason to hope that talks to end 15 years of bloodshed in the South Asian country could resume.
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The more Avenatti, Daniels and Cohen blot out the Democratic message and the president is seen as making peace with North Korea, the latest polls show the Republicans are surging and Trump's image rising as well.
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Wenger spoke on Thursday of making peace with Mourinho, a manager he has beaten only once in 15 meetings in the 2015 Community Shield, and with whom he has been involved in several high-profile verbal clashes.
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Making peace with the past so you can enjoy the present and plan for the future can be hard, especially if you've endured a lot of misfortune, but it's a necessary step in becoming your best self.
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She said "it was not unreasonable to think" that the Russian and Syrian militaries had loaded incendiary bombs aboard warplanes bound for Aleppo even as Russian diplomats at the United Nations talked last week of making peace.
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"Making peace is much more difficult than making war because you need to change sentiments of people, people who have suffered, to try to persuade them to forgive," the president, Juan Manuel Santos, said in an interview.
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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has pushed through sweeping changes since coming to power in April last year, making peace with Eritrea, reining in the security services, releasing political prisoners and lifting bans on some outlawed separatist groups.
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Abiy - the diverse country's first Oromo leader - came to office in April and turned politics on its head by making peace with long-term foe Eritrea, freeing prisoners and promising a string of sweeping economic and political reforms.
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There are many mitzvot in this world, the Talmud tells us, for which we enjoy dividends in both this world and the world to come: honoring one's parents, acts of loving kindness, making peace between one person and another.
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Those include a cover of Merle Haggard's "Misery and Gin" and the original composition "Stone Hotel," an exuberant track about making peace with jail life ("Time holds still at the stone hotel / three free meals on the county bill").
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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed of Ethiopia has pushed through sweeping changes since coming to power in April last year, making peace with Eritrea, reining in the security services, releasing political prisoners and lifting bans on some outlawed separatist groups.
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While Mr. Trump declared during his meeting with Mr. Abbas that making peace between the Israelis and the Palestinians would not be as hard as some thought and that "we will get this done," his aides were more measured.
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The ultimate message of Beyond — that making peace is far more important than waging war — would be very much at home in Gene Roddenberry's original series, which (I'll point out again) debuted almost 50 years ago, in September 1966.
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Trump has said he'd like to try making peace between Israelis and Palestinians, but he's also vowed to relocate the embassy and recognize Jerusalem as Israel's official capital -- moves Palestinian leaders have denounced as the death of the "two-state" solution.
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In Cross's pic, the model wraps her arms around her boyfriend's neck as Beckham holds her in an intimate hug, while in Beckham's photo, they're making peace signs at the camera as Cross rests her arm on the his shoulder.
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Every false resolution brings a slightly tweaked theme to the table: the ethics of corporate bio-experimentation, the importance of making peace with family, our lifestyle obsession with digital screens, even — I'm not joking here — the dangers of smartphone signal interference.
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Mr. Miranda is left making peace with the contradictions — melding his pride in this place, and its pride in him, with the messy realities of a politically charged island that is struggling to recover from hurts both recent and historic.
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In recent months, Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, has been more concerned about making peace with Hamas, which has not renounced its genocidal ideology or laid down its weapons and has consistently refused to come to the negotiating table with Israel.
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Still, it seemed hard for him to imagine he wouldn't eventually return to comedy, which has always been his way of making sense of the world — or, perhaps, his way of making peace with a world that can't be made sensible.
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They want to be able to work with Israel not in the shadows but in the daylight, and they are increasingly frustrated by a Palestinian leadership that is divided and incapable of making peace, much less offering serious counter-proposals.
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Robert Wexler, the president of the S. Daniel Abraham Center for Middle East Peace and a former Democratic congressman from Florida, said Mr. Kushner and his team had earned respect for their serious efforts and for making peace a priority.
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Abiy has presided over a series of jolting political and economic changes since coming to office in April - making peace with arch-foe Eritrea, freeing political prisoners, pledging to open up the state-controlled economy and promising to overhaul the security services.
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But making peace with the fact that I couldn't control him, and with the fact that my efforts were actually hurting him, did give me a tangible, visceral example of how little use—and even how damaging—holding on to control can be.
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Like his wife, he was hired for an ill-defined White House role and is now making peace in the Middle East and embarrassing his venture-capitalist brother Joshua, who co-founded a health insurance company and is married to Karlie Kloss.
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I'd point out this: There is always going to be a conflict within the Democratic Party between people who want things like single-payer and other folks who are focused on fundraising and making peace with corporate interests that are more aligned with Democrats.
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But he also expressed the hope of making peace between Israel and its Arab neighbors, and never declared his intention to move the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem — a move that would be certain to anger Palestinians, please Israel and complicate peacemaking.
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Nabil Abu Rdainah, the spokesman for Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, said: "What's important is deeds not words... "Israel should learn the true lesson from making peace because there can be no peace and no stability in the region unless the Palestinian cause is resolved.
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The two lawmakers said the 17-year-old "has worked hard to make politicians open their eyes to the climate crisis," adding that "action for reducing our emissions and complying with the Paris Agreement is therefore also an act of making peace," the news agency reports.
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Scripted public statements are expected to focus on mourning the millions killed and injured during World War I, along with the benefits of making peace, but each world leader attending the event also has his or her own personal list of policy issues to concurrently address.
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While US President Donald Trump and his British counterpart were busy making peace after Trump's bombastic interview with the UK's Sun newspaper, Melania Trump was trying to make a small flower pin during an arts and crafts session at the center, this time among school children.
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"The settlements are something that very much complicates, and always have complicated, making peace, so I think Israel has to be very careful with the settlements," Trump was quoted as saying, hewing to the position of previous US administrations that settlements are an obstacle to peace.
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That means making peace with the permanent disappearance of a fair portion of the animal kingdom: According to a May report from the United Nations, at least 1 million species are in imminent danger of extinction, including 40 percent of amphibians and a third of marine mammals.
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I wish that, along with her examination of the horrors visited on Native Americans and their subsequent attempts at making peace with their white oppressors, Beam had spent time investigating how empathy has acted between whites and African-Americans — maybe that was just too overwhelming, or too lacking in workable solutions.
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In a series of television interviews that aired Sunday, Mr. Trump demonstrated little interest in making peace with party leaders like Mr. Ryan who have called on him to more convincingly lay out his commitment to the issues and ideas that have animated the conservative movement for the last generation.
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The first assumption is that Israel's choices toward the Palestinians aren't agonizingly hard (as they are for some of the reasons mentioned above), but actually are quite easy — just a matter of stopping settlement construction, reaching a reasonable settlement with the Palestinians, making peace, and living relatively happily ever after.
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"If Kim Jong Un is set on making peace with the U.S. and South Korea and dealing away at least part of the nuclear program, he will have to put the KPA's influence in a box and keep it there," Ken Gause, director of the nonprofit research organization International Affairs Group told Reuters.
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The President-elected has said he'd like to try making peace between Israelis and Palestinians, but he's also said he wants to move the US Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, moves Palestinian leaders have denounced as the death of a two-state solution.
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To the person who has boxes and boxes of things that remind them of their ex, I'd encourage you to pair it down to one box, and to put it on a shelf out of sight and out of mind with the intention of making peace with it at a later date.
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As past Trump antagonists like Senator Ted Cruz and House Speaker Paul D. Ryan — Mr. Romney's former running mate, leaving Washington just as Mr. Romney hopes to arrive — seem to have concluded for themselves, admission to the head table of Republican politics in 22014 carries a membership fee: making peace with the president, however unpleasant.
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The reality is the American people have come to the conclusion everybody else has -- this investigation is rigged, it&aposs unfair, and if they have to choose on impeachment or not, the president is going to be making peace with North Korea, God willing, and we should all be rooting for that, they are not probably, but we are.
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"If Kim Jong Un is set on making peace with the U.S. and South Korea and dealing away at least part of the nuclear program, he will have to put the KPA's influence in a box and keep it there," said Ken Gause, director of the International Affairs Group at CNA, a non-profit research and analysis organization.
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Realistic steps on the ground now, consistent with the parties own prior commitments, that will begin the process of separating into two states, a political horizon to work towards to create the conditions for successful final status talks, and a basis for negotiations that the parties could accept to demonstrate that they are serious about making peace.
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Little by little Ms. Ahrens and Mr. Costa, an art director turned home designer and builder, renovated the expansive space (3,000 square feet), filled it with art and happily settled in, making peace with the recalcitrant furnace and with the fact that all their deliveries had to be left with an attendant at the building next door.
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The Taliban should realize "that they cannot win, that the Afghan security forces aided by us are going to be stronger than them and are going to be able to defend the state of Afghanistan and the government of national unity there, and therefore that the alternative to coming across and making peace with the government is their certain defeat on the battlefield," Carter said on Wednesday in Rhode Island.
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In Angela Merkel's Europe right now, that should mean making peace with Brexit, ceasing to pursue ever further political centralization by undemocratic means, breaking up the '60s-era intellectual cartels that control the commanding heights of culture, creating space for religious resistance to the lure of nihilism and suicide — and accepting that the days of immigration open doors are over, and the careful management of migrant flows is a central challenge for statesmen going forward.
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But based on over 30 years of experience and the lessons from the past 85033 years, I have suggested, I believe, and President Obama has signed on to and believes in a path that the parties could take: realistic steps on the ground now, consistent with the parties' own prior commitments, that will begin the process of separating into two states; a political horizon to work towards to create the conditions for a successful final status talk; and a basis for negotiations that the parties could accept to demonstrate that they are serious about making peace.
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