Many wrote of the mending of political and social divides, some the mending of their own families.
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" It is hoped that through Golden Joinery's mending workshops and a mending game that it has developed, people will "experience the beauty of imperfection.
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Manufacturers are also increasingly erecting less tangible barriers to mending.
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LOS ANGELES — YouTube is mending fences with the music industry.
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Trump came into office optimistic about mending relations with Russia.
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Months later, Kardashian is more than open to mending fences.
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" Hill, the curator, also highlighted the importance of community in this space: "in my experience, the best part of the visible mending workshop that I did was the conversation we had while we were mending.
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He seems far less suited to mending fences than busting them.
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That's because his characters press on, mending themselves again and again.
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There are spaces for sewing, mending, stitching, and even aging costumes.
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He practiced kintsugi, the art of mending broken ceramics with lacquer.
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For now, Chuck's marriage might be over and Axe's is mending.
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Robert Frost's poem "Mending Wall" offers an insight into this dilemma.
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Mending a wounded heart Burdick was diagnosed with congenital heart disease.
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This means mending the family business is now impossible to afford.
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Items that want mending will tell you so with a look.
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They were allowed to be out grading the roads and mending fences.
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The collection is an exploration of gender, mending techniques, and denim culture.
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As recently as November, Pakistan Khan spoke of "mending ties" with India.
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Mending an outdated tax system is an important political and policy objective.
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TOO SHATTERED FOR MENDING By Peter Brown Hoffmeister 373 pp. Knopf. $17.99.
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As recently as November, Khan had spoken of "mending ties" with India.
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There's a vintage clothing store they like to go to, Quality Mending.
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They hand-picked 25 trucks and will begin mending them to customer specification.
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As recently as November, Pakistan's leader Khan spoke of "mending ties" with India.
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" However, as the poem Mending Wall also noted, "good fences make good neighbors.
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"An Abbreviated Life" is not just a story about mending, but also escape.
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The song seemed to be writing itself, mending my initial feeling of hopelessness.
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The special exhibition "Mending Fences" will run from May 31 to Oct. 25.
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Visitors are encouraged to bring a textile in need of mending or embellishing.
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Ms. Manville is still waiting — sitting, mending, biding her time — for that. video
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" That's deep as hell Milo â€" are you talking about mending family feuds?
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There are numerous how-to books, like "Visible Mending: Artful Stitchery to Repair and Refresh Your Favorite Things" by Jenny Wilding Cardon, and the forthcoming "Mending Life," by Nina and Sonya Montenegro, sisters who run the art collective the Far Woods.
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I just hope that he would work on, you know, mending defenses of NATO.
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We will work together with Sean towards mending the wounds created in our community.
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This is how Katy's mending her broken heart ... Broken hearted for the families tonight.
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The Department's analysis yielded information useful for determining the course of his Mental Mending.
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That should make the concept of mending ObamaCare but not ending it more palatable.
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It is wonderful to be mending those relationships after everything I've put them through.
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If you're Jared Kushner, what could possibly be harder than mending U.S.-Mexico relations?
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Mending his broken family would take a pardon from President Donald Trump, he said.
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Most mending involves sewing, which means keeping your hands occupied with repetitive, soothing stitches.
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Whereas the opera is an individual experience, "The Mending Project" encourages participation and collaboration.
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Bryant was mending a balky knee before the coming season and did not play.
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It is a phrase she's taken up to describe her approach to city mending.
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Miyamae's mending of the funzoe represented his earnest religious devotion and practice inside prison.
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Visible mending insists on and revels in the beauty of disrupting the existing paradigm.
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Mending defenses of Mexico before we focus on dealing with our number one geopolitical offense.
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In 2014 he toured Jordan, Israel and Palestine, further mending the Vatican's relations with Islam.
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Hearts are mending all over the world — Harry Styles is reportedly back on the market.
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But without any clear models for mending a broken system, the department must create one.
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House investigators appeared to move closer to mending that wound last Friday after California Rep.
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But diagnosing rips in the country's fabric is not the same thing as mending them.
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Ms. Wilding Cardon, 48, who lives in Utah, had her mending revelation four years ago.
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" After all, "mending a roof was much easier than finding food to feed your family.
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Some residents were mending their handsomely simple wooden boats ahead of the busiest fishing season.
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This mending takes practice because it's difficult to not always be led emotionally and impulsively.
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She came upon sashiko, a Japanese mending technique involving a running stitch and geometric patterns.
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Mending Key (allows the user to open the magical mending box, which will fix broken objects)The Mending Key was used primarily on episode eight, "Ray of F**king Sunshine," when Nina discovers how the cabinet and key work together to repair broken objects,Since Dodge never got ahold of that key, and it wasn't in Kinsey's music box, then for now it's safe to assume that either Tyler or Bode has it.
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Renault and the French government are now focused on mending their relationships with Nissan, Bloomberg said.
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To begin mending the economy, Mr Meirelles needs most urgently to tackle the vast budget deficit.
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"But it does show that Sisi sees the Saudi relationship as a fence that needs mending."
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Spend some time with them -- especially if they are mending broken hearts this time of year.
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I would get creative with mending, and buy different dress sizes and men's items with designs.
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But fence-mending was needed in Africa, where Mr. Tillerson is making a five-nation tour.
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Above, Caitlyn Taussig and her mother, Vicki Taussig, mending fences on their ranch in Kremmling, Colo.
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Scott Disick is mending burned bridges one flower bouquet at a time, starting with Bella Thorne.
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One analyst saw it as a sign of the country's "assiduous fence-mending campaign" toward China.
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If you're having a difficult time mending your broken heart on your own, seek professional help.
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Regardless of which prime minister occupies Downing Street, it's hard to see them mending those rifts.
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We couldn't figure out what the divers were doing - mending pipes in the river bed, fishing?
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Mending fences with Bell, 27, has not been a priority, because there aren't any to fix.
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A senior Trump official described the meeting as being helpful in mending relations between the two men.
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She asserts that honeybees pay attention to details while "mending" the damaged parts with their honeycomb layers.
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Like mending a crow's wing when I was eight, its feathers thick enough to fill an urn.
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From there, it can work on actually mending the rifts in our societies caused by political polarization.
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But like his boss, Mr Lighthizer may be less interested in mending fences than in building walls.
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However, Apple said last week Prime Video would come to Apple TV, mending its ties with Amazon.
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But Ramstad's question revealed modern society's propensity to simply buy new objects instead of mending old ones.
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In the other case, former Ernst & Young partner Gregory Bednar was tasked with mending a client relationship.
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When he isn't making moves on Paige, Rainer is slowly, but surely, mending his relationship with Jordan.
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There were public canteens, public laundries, and even mending facilities where women could drop off their sewing.
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"My daughter and I are mending for the first time, because the truth came out," says Sue.
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The story captured the attention of case workers at Mending Fences, a drug treatment facility in Florida.
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Within weeks, she is mending their clothes, whipping up rustic meals, stuffing lavender sachets in their closets.
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"Visible mending" has been taken up by those who want to protest fast fashion and disposable culture.
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Eileen Fisher, A.P.C. and Toast, to name a few, have programs for swapping, repurposing or mending clothes.
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In the book's first chapters, her clubfoot is repaired and she finds herself mending in a hospital.
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Try mending fences with your neighbors by engaging them to figure out what volume works for everyone.
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In a recurrent metaphor here, Mr. Gordon tells his team that he's just a plumber, mending pipes.
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But it remains evident that mending the relationship between United States and China will not happen easily.
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His first task, then, was mending the relationships with the board members and allowing for internal peace.
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" The project is entitled, "Good Fences Make Good Neighbors," a reference to Robert Frost's poem "Mending Wall.
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Mr de Blasio is thus taking the prudent course of mending the roof while the sun is shining.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina said that behind-closed-doors depositions had already corrupted the process beyond mending.
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For foreign medics who fly in after a disaster, mending crushed limbs and stanching bleeding wounds is straightforward.
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They're stories shared, repeated and elaborated on over mindless women's work like spinning or mending or shucking corn.
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Yet major differences remain and the Clinton machine — with major fence-mending to do of its own — awaits.
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CNN witnessed the first attempt to get Champ on an airplane and into the Mending Fences treatment center.
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So instead of online shopping, try mending a hole in your clothes, and see how good it feels.
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To my astonishment, "The Mending Project" succeeded in generating an intimate experience that blends narrative and textile arts.
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Chelsea qualified ahead of Ajax despite having written off this season as a year of building and mending.
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Gender-neutral bathrooms were available for trying on clothes, and volunteers were on site offering free mending services.
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Sashiko mending, for instance, was traditionally the responsibility of women and girls, who mended clothes for family members.
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Markets had earlier climbed on hopes that the world's two biggest economies were mending their shaky trade relations.
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The caliphate's cubs may one day be fixing air-conditioning units, cutting hair, mending cars and repairing mobile phones.
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It looks as though for now, at least, Mr Duque must focus on mending fences with the United States.
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Instead, investors are focusing on CEO Tim Cook's fence-mending trip to China and his upcoming trip to India.
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And the game doesn't give me any tools for mending wounds or even putting gauze or bandages on something.
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Left-wing firebrands like Warren can push for single payer while centrist Democrats argue for mending and expanding Obamacare.
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"Too Shattered for Mending" is as spare as a bird in a bare tree, but it's cathartic, not depressing.
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On December 3, India Salvor Menuez and Misty Pollen will host a "Day of Mending" at Bridget Donahue Gallery.
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Mending is an act of resistance; a rejection of the kind of capitalism that puts profit before the planet.
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The crisis has done great damage to Spain and Catalonia, and the sooner the mending can start, the better.
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"Reparo" is the mending spell from the Harry Potter books, a collection Mr. Parker, 38, knows inside and out.
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"We recommend laundering or steaming your items, removing any stains and mending things such as loose buttons," Blumenthal says.
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"It's kind of an interesting cognitive leap to start thinking about robots mending and minding other robots," says Perry.
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Lam, who will be the first female chief executive in Hong Kong history, vowed to prioritize mending social rifts.
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It wasn't until 1973 that a Coptic pope visited the Vatican, mending ties that had been severed for centuries.
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" She tells me that visible mending "tells us that we can, in fact, have a connection to our clothing.
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As for mending fences with her ex-husband, Hogan does not hope or see a resolution in the near future.
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So did iron ore futures in China, which hit two-year highs on hopes the Chinese economy may be mending.
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A few days before a performance, I will rehearse my act and fix anything on the costume that needs mending.
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It was the start of a fence-mending mission that would eventually land Mr. Cuomo the governorship eight years later.
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And one would work really hard at mending things until the other was ready to give it a shot again.
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Olivia and Andy, who has returned to court again to support his estranged wife, seem to be mending their relationship.
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Each person does what they can manage, whether baking bread or mending tractors or binding books, and everyone has value.
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Dean talked Amara into mending the fences with God and the two had a friendly reunion that left Amara thankful.
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Kim Kardashian West's latest Instagram post has fans wondering whether she's mending fences — or throwing shade — at stepdad Caitlyn Jenner.
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Although her hair might have recovered from perms and product overload, the Almay spokeswoman is still mending her traumatized arches.
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He now lives in El Salvador, mending a relationship with his daughter, Fátima, whom he had abandoned as a child.
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As Apple's screen mending has matured, its prices have dropped to $129 to $149, depending on screen size, from $229.
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Clinton's first fence-mending effort in March 2009 was not so much a show of strength than of diplomatic clumsiness.
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But beyond and outside of the 2016 presidential election, Democrats have plenty of soul-searching and fence mending to do.
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"I would like to have the future mending things, so we can do things in a collegial way," he said.
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Instead, the meditative piece highlighted mending as an action, as a process of attention, and as a state of mind.
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However, when Nina puts Rendell's urn in the Mending Cabinet, the Omega Key is reformed and discovered among his ashes.
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McGrath didn't give a damn if the national party didn't want her, because the system was broken and needed mending.
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Jean-Dominique Senard, the new chairman, and Thierry Bolloré, the new C.E.O., are tasked with mending Renault's alliance with Nissan.
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Marquez, a "visible mending" maker, teacher, and author, began researching hand-embroidery techniques she could use to fix the rip.
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Instead of seeing clothes as disposable, visible mending values sustainability and suggests a different way of relating to our clothes.
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We need to be careful not to romanticize the history of mending, a craft that has grown out of necessity.
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As much as visible mending is about the privilege of connecting with one's clothes, it also builds connections between people.
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I think subconsciously that is why I was gravitating towards these images of contortionists, because I would feel that [pain], and ultimately, within all of my work there's this sense of repair and mending, of mending this colonial wound, of being othered [as] a refugee-cum-immigrant, and having to survive those extreme places.
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I was mending a window on my boat in the 79th Street Boat Basin when customs came down to see me.
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On July 30th Eritrea agreed to restore diplomatic relations with Somalia; there is talk of mending ties with neighbouring Djibouti, too.
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In some mainland states Tasmania's public-private partnership approach is seen as a model for mending old improvident ways with water.
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The initial incarceration period of your Mending will not be abbreviated and will include an Emotional Reset Injection in your spine.
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Related: The Art of Mending Ceramics Disasters The 5 Best Things About Contemporary Ceramics Custom 3D Printer Turns Songs into Ceramics
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Pena had four hits in seven at-bats backing up Caleb Joseph while Welington Castillo was mending from a shoulder injury.
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But, it's possible such a true heartfelt apology could be the key to mending fences between the Kardashians and Jordyn forever.
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"They are mending their differences in the eye of the storm," said a Saudi businessman who is close to royal circles.
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If you don't know how, find your local, there are more and more mending and alteration services on the high street.
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And it doesn't help the country's leaders have been ineffective at mending the worst economic crisis Lebanon has faced in decades.
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If your old clothes need mending or don't fit well anymore, hire a good seamstress to make them look new again.
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People wanted some effort at mending fences between police and the black community, but Giuliani wasn't going to touch that topic.
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The mending of fences appeared to be underway late last year, when Rubio was running for re-election to his Senate seat.
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Unlike some of these blogs about blogging, Mending With Gold contains flashes of personality amid the fairly predictable advice about surviving motherhood.
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They find out that dealing with each other, and mending their relationships, is just as difficult and important as saving the world.
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When it comes to mending a night of alcohol-induced dehydration and bad sleep, we can't stress the importance of spice enough.
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Shuffling off this mortal coilYou imply that doctors lack the training to deal with end-of-life care ("Mending mortality", April 29th).
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Zelenskiy already wants to talk the IMF about reversing some gas price rises the Fund saw as crucial to mending Kiev's finances.
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I knew honeybees were masters of mending and decided to give a selection of these now unwanted, damaged, figurines to the honeybees.
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Then Taylor and Tom broke up, and now the gossip mill says she and Calvin are mending fences by texting one another.
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South Korea is recalibrating its foreign policy: unambiguously hugging its American ally and mending ties with Japan as those with China fray.
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Other challenges Moon faces include mending a society badly bruised by the corruption scandal that rocked South Korea's business and political elite.
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The prick of a mending needle can mean death, and trouble will befall all Sanlagitans if daily benedictions are not offered up.
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ANNE WATSONJOHN MASONEmeritus professors of mathematics educationUniversity of Oxford Technology is certainly the solution to mending potholes ("The hole story", June 11th).
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When Arcidiacono arrived four years ago, out of shape, mending a back injury, he knew he had a challenge on his hands.
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ISTANBUL — Turkey continued its diplomatic fence mending on Monday, apologizing for downing a Russian jet near its border with Syria last year.
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Montag recently signed on for another reality series, this one on Lifetime and focused on mending her broken relationship with her mother.
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Like Japanese kintsugi (the centuries-old art of mending cracked pottery with resin and powdered gold), his work transforms defects into merits.
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My only connection with needle and thread is an occasional sock that needs mending or a button that has to be reattached.
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And thanks to the fence-mending initiated by Wright, Massimino attended Villanova's 2016 national championship victory, the university's second, over North Carolina.
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But a week later, Crystal and Tom left their life in Albuquerque and checked into the Mending Fences rehabilitation center in Florida.
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The city's plan for mending its finances involves cutting costs by folding its fire department into San Bernardino County's fire services district.
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Executives have spoken out strongly against America's actions, and new marketing campaigns have been aimed at mending the company's image among consumers.
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The two are mending fences so thoroughly that sources say Singer is giving a substantial amount of money to Trump's inauguration next month.
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Of course, families can take their time mending burnt bridges, but in the workplace, productivity can suffer as a result of higher stress.
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Before the evening rally for Cruz, at a different event, Trump Jr. tweaked his story about mending his relationship with Cruz over drinks.
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Local outlet Netwerk24 reported that van Biljon was killed as he was mending a broken fence in a lion enclosure, according to CNN.
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In my snow day fantasy, I'm nestled under a blanket on the couch, my cat sleeping on top of the pile of mending.
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I just don't want her to put her effort into mending things with her brother and then the rug's pulled from underneath her.
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But it's hard to imagine them mending their relationship so long as Trump tweets impulsively and muddies IC conclusions publicly for egotistical reasons.
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He disappeared without a word, along with all the money that his not-yet-adolescent son had saved mending fishing nets in town.
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I have no hope for the Republican Party mending its ways, so it leaves me to say: Democrats, please stop screwing it up.
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Next, she removes all the items that she hasn't worn because they need mending and puts them in a pile for the tailor.
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Anna had five children with Douglass, managing the household and mending shoes for money until her husband was able to support the family.
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Mending is a way of repairing clothes that have holes, stains, or other signs of wear to make them more useful and beautiful.
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Regardless of whether this move succeeds in mending some customer relationships, the real focus for Robinhood should be avoiding outages in the future.
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Ntilikina's emergence does not necessarily mean the team will not re-sign point guard Derrick Rose, who is mending from April knee surgery.
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"Democrats, we're good at fighting and I also think we're good at mending fences, and that's what we're doing here," Gutierrez told reporters.
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Spotify executive Troy Carter, who had been tasked with mending the relationship between the company and the music industry, is leaving the company.
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The best sewing suppliesWhether you're replacing a button, mending a hole, or repairing a tear, you need a supply of basic sewing accessories.
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Unlike Ono's mass of white shards, which belong to no one and everyone, participants in this Day of Mending are encouraged to bring their own materials — "the sewing/craft projects that have been sitting in the corners of their rooms, the materials they have collected and never put to use," as they participate in a space of collective and personal mending.
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His trip will focus on mending fences, but he did not expect to sign any new long-term agreements, he told reporters in Kathmandu.
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Some people think that the timing of their eerily similar Instagram pics suggests they are communicating in secret in hopes of mending their friendship.
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Being Trump's man in Moscow may carry with it an effort to follow through on the president's hope of mending relations with the Kremlin.
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A dedicated app for the insights of passersby holds the promise of not only illuminating what's around us, but also mending our polarized society.
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There were once signs that the companies were mending the scorched bridge between them, but that doesn't seem to be the case any longer.
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A top priority has been mending Pandora's relationship with the recording industry, which grew strained through years of fights over music rights, Westergren said.
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If the de facto leader of the Democrats, however, is looking to start mending his party, the Republican circular firing squad is only expanding.
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Though Steinitz is hopeful of mending fences with Turkey, regional analysts remain skeptical of a gas bonanza in the East Mediterranean any time soon.
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Some fear the post-election turmoil will derail the chances of mending an economy facing acute shortages of cash and desperate for foreign investment.
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"I would like to have the future mending things," declared the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa.
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Her father, she said, is among those who see Mr. Temer as capable of mending Brazil's economy as it emerges from a yearslong recession.
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Lily Fulop is the author of Wear, Repair, Repurpose: A Maker's Guide to Mending and Upcycling Clothes, available now from The Countryman Press/W.
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I left "The Mending Project" with a happy heart, which was then torn apart by "WarCraft," an immersive multimedia installation by artist Nevet Yitzhak.
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"And I know that this beautiful group of students that I lead in that school will be a part of mending a broken system."
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The title is a reference to Robert Frost's poem "Mending Wall," which uses the line "Good fences make good neighbors" as a mysterious refrain.
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Hill tells me that she recently organized a visible mending workshop with Golden Joinery, a Dutch organization that uses golden thread for visible mends.
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To start, his background as an African American and a businessman gives him a unique perspective on mending the rifts in our culture and economy.
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Invisible mending," Sandy Macrae, president of Sangamo, told the AP. "It becomes part of your DNA and is there for the rest of your life.
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President Michel Aoun, a Christian ally of Hezbollah, said after a fence-mending visit to Riyadh this month he was confident Gulf tourists would return.
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Whatever the results on Saturday, Kurdish MPs sent to Baghdad will face the mammoth task of mending acrimonious post-referendum relations with the federal government.
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Gabriel, your Mending will consist of a typical inpatient drug regimen and and 24/7 supervision by Department psychiatrists while you remain in our care.
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Some ways you can try mending your relationship include looking for commonalities to bond over, and proactively offering to help lighten their workload, CNN reported.
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Both Democrats and Republicans will be forced to temper their divisive rhetoric because the American "need" may be a little less division and more mending.
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Related: The Artful Science of Mending Works on Paper | Conservation Lab Inside an Independent Book Restorer's Studio | Conservation Lab Banksy Made a Mural About Brexit
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Ryabkov also urged the United States on Monday to return confiscated Russian diplomatic properties as a first step toward mending battered relations between the countries.
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For example, she recommends assigning boys the kinds of household chores typically given to girls, like mending clothes and dusting furniture and nurturing younger siblings.
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The first fence-mending gathering, called the Vietnam-China Border Defense Friendship Exchange Program, took place in 2014 and was intended to promote bilateral trust.
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Mending or recently returned Penguins include defensemen Olli Maatta and Trevor Daley as well as forwards Matt Cullen, Bryan Rust, Carl Hagelin and Chris Kunitz.
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Mr. Winmar, who altered Australia's debate on race when he lifted his shirt, said the A.F.L. was on the right path to mending its divides.
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Youssef and Ahmed said the vote next door could lead to mending ties with Iraq's Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) if Iraqi Kurdistan faces more pressure.
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The Vatican has urged underground Catholics in China not to take matters into their own hands if they oppose the Holy See and Beijing mending fences.
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"Good fences make good neighbors," they like to say, quoting from Frost's "Mending Wall" as if it were a posthumous endorsement of their products and services.
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The language in "Mending Wall" -- like much of Frost -- is buoyantly free, running like a clear and cold brook through the broken landscape of our culture.
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She tirelessly repeats the children's favourite games, rearranges the apartment, cooks up a storm and even does the mending that Myriam has been endlessly putting off.
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Related: How Architectural Restoration Bridges Time and Space | Conservation Lab The Art of Mending Ceramics Disasters | Conservation Lab How Replicas Could Save Threatened Artworks | Conservation Lab
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Given that sources have told news networks -- including CNN -- that some the information was from Israeli intelligence, he'll have to do some fence-mending in Israel.
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The RSPO suspension was lifted earlier this month but many of the leading palm oil buyers said they would hold off mending business ties with IOI.
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These opportunities have rarely been available to women, whose classes historically focused on the stereotypical "female arts" such as beauty, homemaking, and mending male inmates' clothes.
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Let's agree the relationship is as low as it should be allowed to be, and work towards mending it, even with the sanctions Congress has established.
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"We're confident that we're not going to find anything else," the IMF source told Reuters, adding that Rosario's visit had gone some way to mending relations.
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Visitors to rural areas saw peasant wives toiling around the clock: cooking, mending clothes and feeding livestock after finishing a day of work in the fields.
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Mr. Trump had a fence-mending call with Mr. Xi on Thursday night and agreed to honor the One China policy at the Chinese leader's request.
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During his recent alliance-mending mission in Asia, however, Mr. Mattis was more loyal friend than attack dog, hailed as a welcome voice of sober restraint.
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JAY-Z, 20183, has had a complicated relationship with Kim's husband Kanye West, 22018, over the years, but he opened up last fall about mending their friendship.
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We're told the parents' relationship is getting back on track after an epic blowup, but a family vacay will go a long ways towards mending their wounds.
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" The mending of their relationship comes right on the heels of a source recently telling PEOPLE that Rob and Chyna aren't "planning to have a long engagement.
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Many couples recover after a betrayal, and some are even stronger for it, but this happens only when both partners are sincerely committed to mending the breach.
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By utilizing kozo paper, which is traditionally used for conserving and mending documents, Chang takes a literal approach to showing how he bridges two ideas by hand.
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As Facebook continues to deal with the fallout from the Cambridge Analytica data incident, the company is taking its first official steps towards mending bridges with users.
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Mending the problems of ObamaCare with a commonsense approach that eases the concerns of the middle of America and attracts some Democratic votes is a safer approach.
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However, he spends most of his life out of the public eye, hopefully mending broken bridges with his family and taking time to reflect on his choices.
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The island appeared deserted, except for a few old women mending fishing nets on the concrete roadside and old men idling outside a store without a signboard.
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She then introduces Claire, who pays tribute to "mending old wounds" with her mother and speaks openly about her marital struggles as a seemingly smitten Tom watches.
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It is not for nothing that Quentin's magical discipline — long masked from him and the audience — was revealed earlier in season four to be "minor mending," a.k.a.
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Both miraculously survived ... the dog more unscathed than Jim, who is still mending from a broken neck and several other broken bones, as well as collapsed lungs.
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President Vladimir V. Putin will only congratulate Mr. Zelensky "on the first successes" in resolving the separatist conflict and in mending ties with Russia, his spokesman said.
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Nina (Darby Stanchfield) is actually the one who fully discovers the key's powers, by putting her shattered mug into the mending cabinet and it is magically repaired.
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"I'm not gonna lie, I'm nervous because us mending is really new, but we're healing the generational scars that has been happening for so long," said Brown.
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A group of Republican lawmakers met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Moscow on Tuesday in hopes of mending the strained relations between the two countries.
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In 19413, he became the first Japanese premier to officially visit South Korea, mending fences with a country that Japan had brutally colonized from 1910 to 1945.
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It has more recently come to be embraced as one of the most popular DIY visible mending techniques, valued for its utility but also for its beauty.
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When the show came to an end, his relationship with Lorelai was mending, his connection to Rory was lovely to watch and his steadfastness to Emily was moving.
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I was usually cooking or tidying up while Karen and Georgia, thousands of miles away, remained unaware that their pre-recorded words were slowly mending my wounded soul.
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Yildirim said it was significant that the attack took place when Turkey was having successes in fighting terrorist groups and mending ties with some of its international partners.
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Iraq had been making progress in mending relations with Persian Gulf neighbors — including Saudi Arabia — after they were soured by Saddam Hussein's invasion of neighboring Kuwait in 1990.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If you went to elementary school in America in the 1950s, chances are you read Robert Frost's poem, "Mending Wall" in class.
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But it also brought back painful memories for Argentines, highlighted doubts about Mr Macri's approach to mending Argentina's economy and cast a shadow over the reformist president's future.
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Last week, she stayed on holiday rather than attend a summit of ministers and carmaker bosses aimed at mending the auto industry's tattered reputation after an emissions scandal.
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The delegation was the largest to accompany a South Korean leader abroad, and reflected the value the firms placed on mending ties with their country's biggest trading partner.
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Another reason that breakups are such a common reason for young people moving back home is the emotional support that family can provide while mending a broken heart.
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As Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West work to return to some normalcy in their relationship, it appears that they're also mending the connections outside of their marriage.
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Wells Fargo stockholders, who had been hearing about the company mending its ways, only to get hit with one stock-plummeting bombshell after another, decided to take action.
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Matherat had expressed unhappiness with what she described to some associates as constraints on improving financial-crime controls and mending Deutsche Bank's relationships with regulators, The Journal said.
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A group of 16 conservatives, including Glenn Beck and Brent Bozell, traveled to Facebook for a fence-mending meeting with top executives, including the chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg.
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Michelle Wolf and Megyn Kelly are reportedly mending fences after the former NBC morning host knocked the comedian over her controversial White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) dinner routine.
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Danyliuk's predecessor Natalia Yaresko earlier this year said that Ukraine's fight against corruption, pension reform and mending the state finances were on the agenda in the IMF talks.
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As a cri de coeur on behalf of needle and thread, Ms. Sekules practices and preaches "visible mending," as it is known in the sewing and fashion communities.
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"You get that good feeling of, 'I'm not going to throw this away,'" said Hunter Hammersen, a knitwear designer and author of pattern books who practices visible mending.
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Bring your discarded sewing, or the sewing you never started, or the sewing you wish you knew how to do, for a day of personal and community mending.
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But Mr. Trump's contrition and efforts at fence-mending went only so far: He ignored reporters' questions on Friday about his derogatory remarks about African countries this month.
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If one is serious about mending their existing relationship, then disclosure is necessary, along with seeking professional guidance to support the couple through the turbulent period towards recovery.
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The two Canadians have been accused with the very serious charge of stealing state secrets, and with no senior envoy in Beijing, mending ties will be extremely difficult.
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At the time, there were hundreds of lace manufacturers in Caudry, with men running the machines and women mending any flaws by hand — a tradition that continues today.
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Most Americans expect relations with China and Russia to deteriorate further before any progress is made in mending ties, according to an Associated Press–NORC poll released Friday.
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Chuck cannot see the decency of the gesture: It's as if Wendy, in the middle of mending their relationship after an affair, has returned to her lover's arms.
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MENDING FENCES Last year he masterminded a multibillion-euro merger with Spain's Abertis and was negotiating a potential investment by Atlantia in the rescue of flagship carrier Alitalia.
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Markets had climbed early on Friday on hopes the United States and China were mending their relations, but gains faded on news a tariff deal may not be imminent.
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So when they finally got the funds and opportunity for its conservation, the process of cleaning, mending, and assessing the condition of the paper was quite a colossal task.
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The summit will follow a string of other recent U.S.-China meetings and conversations aimed at mending ties after strong criticism of China by Trump during his election campaign.
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He is building raised garden beds and spends his early mornings, evenings and weekends chipping away at his many projects, including building and mending hundreds of feet of fencing.
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And a large number of Republicans said the fence-mending starts with this: Apologizing to McConnell for calling him a liar last year on the floor of the Senate.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - U.S. Attorney General Lorretta Lynch was in Detroit on Wednesday to spur dialogue aimed at mending the "frayed trust" between police and minority communities across the country.
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Mending genetic faults in organs or human tissue, so-called gene therapy, has suffered setbacks, but holds the promise of healing previously untreatable diseases without further use of drugs.
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By some accounts, in the weeks before he was assassinated in 1963, Kennedy had aides look at mending fences, providing Mr. Castro was willing to break with the Soviets.
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In addition to mending fences with developers, Apple may use the conference to unveil a makeover for Apple Music, the music streaming product it released last year, analysts say.
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The thought that plutocrats and oligarchs can fix what needs mending, or do anything much about the economic inequalities that have always threatened political stability, is difficult to countenance.
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Mending complicated relationships The last time I was in Las Vegas with Reid was four years ago, after he announced that he would retire after three decades in Congress.
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Although it was reinstated in 2014, after Bainimarama won democratic elections, mending Commonwealth ties has taken a long time, while Fiji has deepened relations with strategic rivals such as China.
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She still has yet to talk about the controversy directly with Meghan King Edmonds and Shannon Beador, the latter of whom seems not at all interested in mending the relationship.
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The mending in relations with Israel raises the prospect of eventual cooperation to exploit natural gas reserves worth hundreds of billions of dollars under the eastern Mediterranean, officials have said.
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Washington (CNN)The Bush family is mending fences with President-elect Donald Trump after the best-known family in GOP politics feuded with the party's nominee through the 2016 contest.
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Still, unless the Saudis and Emiratis are prepared to launch a coup and replace the Thanis, the ruling family, whatever diplomacy succeeds in mending fences is certain to be temporary.
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Many of the women Luu and Lo speak with worked in garment factories when they first came to San Francisco and are experts at mending and making their own clothing.
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He said that Putin would congratulate his newly-elected counterpart if Zelenskiy makes progress in settling the conflict with pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine and mending relations with Russia.
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You're a flexible sign, Pisces, and this week you simply have to lean into that go-with-the-flow quality as you maneuver around unexpected glitches, mending your schedule accordingly.
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I can't undo your mistakes and I can't mend the part of her that you took away, even though she's dedicated her life to mending me when I need her.
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Khosrowshahi, 9, would take on the daunting task of mending Uber's image, repairing frayed relations among investors, rebuilding employee morale and creating a profitable business after seven years of losses.
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In the hands of a gifted sewer or embroiderer — or a creative dabbler, for that matter — visible mending can turn mass-produced clothing into a one-of-a-kind garment.
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Marion would prefer that Lady Bird spend Thanksgiving at home, but she's helping her anyway, first by shopping with her at the thrift store, and now by mending the dress.
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If you have larger items that need mending — like a broken broom, a split pipe, or snapped garden tools — you don't have to rush to the store to purchase a replacement.
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Standard tip: $0.50 if they hand you a paper towel (up to $2 to $3 per service for exceptional service, such as mending hems or polishing shoes) Tipping isn't always allowed.
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In taking a more conciliatory approach and in paying respect to Republican leaders by coming to them -- rather than insisting they come to him -- he appeared genuinely interested in mending fences.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, in a conference call with reporters on Friday, disagreed with that assessment, saying that Putin still favored mending ties with other countries, including with the United States.
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Industry insiders said Chen's arrival would help Ford in the market - including mending bridges with its partners Changan Automobile Group and Jiangling Motors Group - but that success was no sure thing.
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" Grace adds, "Not only that, she could spend her time mending fences with her parents, who seem to me to be good and decent people that she threw under the bus.
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He readily admits that he is more interested in amending the pacifist constitution than in mending the economy, and that structural reform is simply a means to restore Japan to greatness.
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Then there's the very meta "book repair kit," which came complete with an eraser, mending tape, sponge, glue, and its very own book: an instruction manual to properly proceed with mendings.
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The HBO comedy's currently-running season 6 has finally made waves in mending Girls' major problem with race: people of color aren't treated as story machines or objects, but multidimensional people.
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Those discussions focused on mending U.S.-Russian economic relations strained by sanctions imposed on Moscow, cooperating in fighting Islamic State in Syria and containing a more assertive China, the sources said.
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Few analysts expect sustained improvement for Chinese shares even if U.S. and Chinese leaders make progress in mending ties at a G22017 meeting in Argentina at the end of the month.
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The policy is only applicable to Chinese companies currently, but Zarit argued that it could go a long way to mending trade relations if it were opened up to foreign participation.
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Jay-Z on mending his marriage to Beyoncé: We chose to 'break that cycle' The rapper told The New York Times that music helped him and his wife repair their breach.
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Breakthrough, then heartbreak This week, a team from Mending Fences, a rehabilitation facility in Florida, sent a special counselor to Albuquerque, and Holets took them to meet with Champ and Key.
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That would only embolden hard-liners in the Cuban regime who are leery of mending ties with the United States and are committed to maintaining Cuba as a repressive socialist bulwark.
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Mr. Magnin contacted him, and while in Bamako, he also met a man who spent his time mending cameras and taking passport photos in a run-down joint called Studio Malick.
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Soon, surgeons were fastening the disc of skull — newly notched to let the rerouted artery pass through — back into place with tiny mending plates, and closing her scalp with forty staples.
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My chore list may include garment sewing (I make some of all of our clothing), mending, gardening, food preserving (canning, dehydrating, curing), baking bread, making herbal medicine, yard work, knitting, weaving.
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Mr. Trump had a fence-mending telephone call with President Xi Jinping of China last week and promised to stick by America's longstanding "One China" policy, reportedly at Mr. Tillerson's urging.
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However, the good news is that there really are things you can do to speed the mending of your broken heart and make it a little less painful in the meantime.
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Despite sending fence-mending letters to Mr. Trump's personal email account, and getting confirmation from Mr. Trump's personal secretary that they had been read, Mr. Pérez hasn't heard a word back.
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Red Bull have been busy mending fences since then, a necessary move given that nobody else was willing to take Renault's place, and team principal Christian Horner continued that process on Sunday.
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By the end of 212, Apple will to put its proprietary machines for mending cracked iPhone glass in about 400 authorized third-party repair centers in 25 countries, company executives told Reuters.
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"The rail is a very important project symbolizing the mending of ties between Singapore and Malaysia in the 2010s," said Chan Xin Ying, a Malaysia-focused research analyst at Nanyang Technological University.
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" People similarly quote "Good fences make good neighbours" from Frost's "Mending Wall" as if that were the poem's thrust, while ignoring the balancing line: "Something there is that doesn't love a wall.
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What this meant was that my father spent much of his days in Vietnam peering into the dark: extracting rotten teeth, mending unhinged jaws, mining the hollowed vessel that carries the voice.
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He also appeared to have hedged his bets by meeting twice with Mr. Xi, mending frayed ties with an old ally whose protection he needed as he entered delicate negotiations with Washington.
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Seen as a pragmatic consensus builder within the diverse Peronist political faction at home, Sola now faces an international challenge: mending bridges between center-left Fernandez and Brazil's far-right Jair Bolsonaro.
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The SPD puts greater emphasis on mending ties with Russia which have been hurt by the conflict in Ukraine, but this is more a matter of nuance than a deep policy rift.
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" The actor also approved of the imperfect farewell between Thatcher and Meredith and enjoyed mending their on-screen relationship, which he describes as having been "fraught by estrangement and regret and some abandonment.
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To that end, the Reddit post details some high-level fixes that are coming to Fallout 76 starting on December 4th, including mending the creepy bug that got players stuck in Power Armor.
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In 2012, six of them were engineers—an encouraging fact for a man who had spent his boyhood Sundays mending villagers' radios, and called that the only real job he had ever done.
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In Iraq, prominent religious and political figures demanded that ties be severed, calling into question fence-mending efforts by Riyadh that had been intended to boost a regional alliance against Islamic State militants.
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"I think she's not coming back," said Jozica Trstenjak, a designer who was mending dresses in the atelier portion of Singer Atelier & Caffe, which Ms. Trump frequented when it was called Bar Clementino.
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MARTHA SCHWENDENER A picture caption on Friday with an art review of "Wound: Mending Time and Attention," at 41 Cooper Gallery, misstated the title of a work shown and carried an erroneous credit.
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The passion that has come to the surface in the past two days is what inspires me to look forward, to work hard towards mending relationships and moving the game forward for all.
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They have argued that lifting the cloud of suspicion from the presidential palace is imperative for the government to focus on mending an ailing economy that has recently begun showing signs of recovery.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis arrived in Brussels on Wednesday seeking to mollify European allies, again finding himself in the familiar position of mending relationships frayed by President Donald Trump's policies.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai political parties called on the ruling junta for a swift return to democracy on Tuesday during military-led reconciliation talks aimed at mending political divisions ahead of elections next year.
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Wee Ka Siong, a lawmaker expected to gain a ministerial post, said that mending ties is a priority because Malaysian palm oil producers have been suffering because of India's effective ban on purchases.
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When I lived on a farm I wrote love letters To chickens pecking in the yard, Or I'd sit in the outhouse writing one to a spider Mending his web over my head.
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Michael Pineda arrived to the Yankees with a bum shoulder and will leave the club with a mending elbow, having signed a two-year, $103 million deal with the Minnesota Twins on Wednesday.
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But because there's so many different ... Facebook is so big and there's so many different constituencies, and I'm sure that there are some constituencies that are really into mending its relationships with publishers.
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This tiny cupcake is the first sign that Annie might be able to regain control of her life and start mending the outlandish amount of damage caused by her competitive spat with Helen. 12.
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The party congress may also have created an opening for mending ties with neighbor China, which has grown frustrated with the North's pursuit of nuclear weapons and backed tough U.N. sanctions to punish Pyongyang.
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He recently suggested that he would send lawmakers draft legislation outlining measures the country can take to start mending the economy, which is reeling from low oil prices, absurd currency policies and soaring inflation.
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And, in that moment, the whole experience began to remind me, a lot, of a time when I was mending myself after a particularly brutal pregnancy loss at a spa out in New Mexico.
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If the EU is serious about mending trade relations with the U.S., it needs to take immediate action to clamp down on its powerful agricultural industry and the legion of lobbyists that accompany it.
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While the trip played a significant role in mending ties, there remained a persistent feeling that Washington was still denying him the full range of honors any other Indian leader would have otherwise received.
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The danger is that these countries will find more value in mending ties with each other and stop there, thus allowing Palestinian grievances, a source of regional tension for decades, to continue to fester.
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After the Chapman episode last season, and his departure as a free agent, Maddon had to do some fence-mending with the likes of Carl Edwards Jr., Pedro Strop, Hector Rondon and Mike Montgomery.
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Huger is still mourning the loss of her two parents while working on the launch of her perfume bottle, while Bryant is focusing on mending old friendships — including one with Rost — before her book launch.
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The losses, just 250 months into a government-orchestrated campaign to shore up the industry, suggest that mending the sector has become a far more painful task than expected by many industry and government officials.
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Clinton has already signaled she would go further than Obama in Syria, in tackling ISIS, in mending relations with Israel and in adopting a tougher stance toward Iran, Russia and China than Obama has pursued.
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Mr. Vass said the skills of book mending took him 15 years to master — how to diagnose a book's ills, what to patch and what to leave alone, how to hide evidence of a repair.
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He offered a path forward, announcing that his plans to introduce a Medicare-for-all bill in two weeks, but also spoke about mending the divide between Trump supporters and the rest of the country.
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Mr. Vass said the skills of book mending took him 133 years to master — how to diagnose a book's ills, what to patch and what to leave alone, how to hide evidence of a repair.
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Senator Christopher S. Murphy, Democrat of Connecticut, said the selection of Mr. Friedman, "one of the strongest partisans on the issue," sent a message that Mr. Trump was not interested in mending divisions over Israel.
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Turkey's lira touched a record low against the dollar, weakening 4 percent in 24 hours after meetings in Washington looked to have made little progress in mending a row over Ankara's jailing of an American pastor.
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Turkey's lira, bond and stocks markets were taking even more of a pounding after meetings between officials in Washington looked to have made little progress in mending a row over Ankara's jailing of an American pastor.
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Turkey's lira touched a record low against the dollar, weakening 103 percent in 24 hours after meetings in Washington looked to have made little progress in mending a row over Ankara's jailing of an American pastor.
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But the neighbors have over recent months been working on mending ties and visiting Chinese Defence Minister Wei Fenghe told Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi this week that their countries' friendship dated back to ancient times.
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As a likely result of this method of mating, female bedbugs seem to live shorter lives, perhaps because they direct their energy toward either mending these wounds or beefing up their immune system to fight infections.
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One filled with day trips to Dunstable, Spitfires roaring in the sky, Lyons Corner Houses and no bloody immigrants coming over here from Poland, mending our bathrooms and picking the fruit in our fertile British fields.
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Though the former couple is working on mending their relationship in the four months since they parted, the possibility that Chyna and the Arthur George sock designer could get back together remains up in the air.
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Bernie Sanders will join new Democratic National Committee chairman Tom Perez this month on a multi-state tour aimed at mending a party fractured by 2016's primary battle, people familiar with the plans tell CNN.
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That proposal was among the first detailed policy plans unveiled by Buttigieg, whose earlier days on the campaign trail were defined more by sweeping calls for generational change and mending political divisions than granular policy prescriptions.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's annual inflation was lower in March than expected as low oil prices continued to keep down costs, data on Friday showed, while a sustained rise in services suggested consumption is steadily mending.
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Mr. Van Deijnen, who goes by the name Tom of Holland (he is Dutch), is generally recognized as the popularizer, if not the inventor, of visible mending, and one of the first to use the hashtag.
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The technique involved here makes me think of something I've recently read about, "visible mending," in which people creatively patch the holes in their textiles rather than chuck them into the massive global pile of discards.
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Donald Vass, who has spent the last 26 years mending and tending to books for the King County Public Library system here in the Seattle area, has seen both mechanical and human-inflicted damage and more.
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And while "do no harm" is normally solid advice for picking a VP, Trump could really use a nominee with some upside in terms of mending fences with the party establishment — especially in terms of fundraising.
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The program, read out by Prime Minister Binali Yildirim in parliament after he earlier named his new cabinet, also said the government would work on boosting ties with Iran, and on mending relations with Russia through dialogue.
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Because preparing for this ballot is one of the few pieces of significant government legislation the Scottish Parliament has approved in the past year, opponents accuse her of obsessing about break-up rather than mending public services.
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Previously considered risky investments, it's true that many edtech startups — commonly founded by "teacherpreneurs" hell-bent on mending the broken social and cultural framework of education through tech innovation — either tank or fail to achieve true scale.
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Since he left Fox News in 2011, Glenn Beck has been mending old wounds, apologizing for some of the things he said on Fox and trying to find common ground with liberal media personalities like Samantha Bee.
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Putin signaled he was ready to risk a clash with the U.S. and abandon hopes for mending ties with the U.S. under President Trump, rather than accept the humiliation of standing by while his ally is bombed.
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Now comes "Wound: Mending Time and Attention" at Cooper Union, an exhibition and study center conceived by Caroline Woolard and organized by Stamatina Gregory, which offers remedies for repairing overworked psyches and models for building healthier communication.
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Carol MacDonald, an artist who lives in nearby Colchester, Vt., is putting together "Mending Fences," a collection of monoprints and historical objects from the Rokeby's archives that illustrate "simple and profound acts of repair," Ms. Brooks said.
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Students can use them to try to puzzle out the differences in the lives of the women who wore them through, say, the fade pattern (had the dress been covered by an apron?), the mending, the seams.
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Staying creatively occupied can help with anxiety, but mending in particular can help with the modern phenomenon that is eco-anxiety because it's a concrete way of taking action against the unsustainable practices of the fashion industry.
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Voters elected two Democrats to the United States Senate in 2018, suburban gains have helped offset rural losses and Democrats on both sides of the pipeline debate have spoken hopefully about the party mending its rural coalition.
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The British breakdown gives New Zealand an easy two-race lead in the best-of-nine semi-final, while Land Rover BAR's shore team will spend the night mending the wing for Tuesday's races on Bermuda's Great Sound.
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German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel defended the move given serious differences between the two allies over a range of issues, including the jailing of a German-Turkish journalist, but said Germany remained committed to mending ties with Turkey.
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But just as both planemakers are mending their ways—Airbus's A285 and A1.63neo and Boeing's 21.6 MAX arrived in a much more timely and economical manner—manufacturers of the engines which power the aircraft are beginning to stall.
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But none of those fence-mending/coalition-building initiatives worked to gain Nixon any real bipartisan support in Washington, evidenced most clearly by the spirited efforts to impeach and eventually force his resignation during the long Watergate scandal.
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After instating a city-wide curfew during Thursday night's demonstrations in Charlotte—which were largely peaceful in contrast to the violence of the night before—Roberts began the process of mending relations between city officials and discontented crowds.
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Baton Rouge has much to answer for; while the city recovers from a historic flood and works towards mending its tattered social fabric, at least the relative obscurity of Barghest is one sin that may finally be absolved.
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Meantime a more coordinated approach to some of the critical political matters, chiefly how to handle migratory flows in the Mediterranean, and a cessation of nasty rhetoric between their leaders, would go a long way towards mending fences.
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But whomever is hired will have the task of mending fences with Aaron Rodgers, one of the game's most talented players, who has become highly frustrated as the team has consistently lost regardless of his level of play.
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She spoke about rebuilding trust in the concept of justice, mending relationships between communities and law enforcement, and, perhaps most notably, reforming a criminal justice system that had disproportionately targeted and imprisoned people of color in the city.
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De Niro, Robinson said, treated her as his assistant and "office wife," even after she had been promoted, assigning her to "stereotypically female" tasks such as mending his clothing, selecting gifts for his children, and vacuuming his apartment.
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Invisible mending," Dr. Sandy Macrae, president of Sangamo Therapeutics, a California company testing it for two metabolic diseases and hemophilia, told the AP. "It becomes part of your DNA and is there for the rest of your life.
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In the United States, many women took up mending during World War II, when it was encouraged as "a governmental campaign in Britain and it was a very strongly encouraged initiative in the United States," according to Hill.
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A fence-mending phone call in February was arranged by Kushner and China's U.S. ambassador, Cui Tiankai, U.S. officials said, after Cui invited Ivanka Trump to the Chinese embassy's Lunar New Year reception, where her daughter sang in Mandarin.
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By episode's end on Sunday, it was clear the two would never be mending their relationship and that Zolciak-Biermann's time on RHOA was done for good (Zolciak-Biermann confirmed the latter recently, saying she was never returning again).
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Politician Mayawati, who uses only one name, and is one of Modi's biggest rivals in the state, said the government should have "invested in mending tracks instead of spending billions and trillions of rupees on bullet trains," media reported.
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We see the calming routines of mending one's kit in the interludes; the improvised forms of social authority that emerge in a place far beyond the reach of law; the rude affection and deep love among brothers in arms.
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A fence-mending phone call in February was arranged by Kushner and China's U.S. ambassador, Cui Tiankai, officials say, after Cui invited Trump's daughter Ivanka to the Chinese Embassy's Lunar New Year reception, where her daughter sang in Mandarin.
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Some still talk of hope: "Despite the hard rhetoric and threats by the British government ... the European Union remains a project of mending," said German lawmaker Terry Reintke, who speaks on Brexit for the Greens in the European Parliament.
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In the midst of that chaos, that the saving grace for Swift is the mending of an old fence could be a demonstration that even those who had once been closed-minded can evolve — Taylor believes in change, see?
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But Robert E. Lighthizer, the United States trade representative, has spent the past few months focusing on China while mending fences with European and East Asian nations and seeking bilateral free trade deals with a growing number of them.
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Soldiers plunder houses and rape wives and daughters, sometimes in front of their husbands and fathers, the violation of the women justified as a weapon of war, "a fortunate stroke … in mending the breed," as one newspaper puts it.
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Business Insider reporter David Slotnick outlined Calhoun's top priorities, including returning the 737 Max to the air, guiding Boeing's 777X program through the final stages of its troubled development process, and mending Boeing's relationship with customers, shareholders, and regulators.
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Rawlings said the pain was particularly sharp because the dead officers were targeted as they protected a peaceful rally against police shootings, and because Dallas had earned a reputation for mending decades old wounds between police and the local black community.
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A Turkish court ruled on Friday to release the U.S. evangelical Christian pastor at the center of a bitter diplomatic row between Ankara and Washington, a move that could be the first step towards mending ties between the NATO allies.
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"The mending of political ties between North Korea and China does undermine the international pressure campaign that the United States worked to build," said Brewer, who is now at the Center for a New American Security think tank in Washington.
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The United Arab Emirates, which has a military base at Eritrea&aposs post of Assab, has played a role in the mending of relations between Eritrea and Ethiopia, this week hosting the leaders of both countries and praising their "bold" gestures.
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Some improvements in the balance sheets of those lenders might give the RBI leeway to do that, although the RBI would prefer to give the mending process more time, said another official who is aware of discussions within the central bank.
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George W. Bush pledged ''to restore honor and dignity'' to the White House after the Clinton scandals and Barack Obama took the reins with a notion of mending a nation divided by war and increasingly dislocated by a spiraling economy.
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We will hate each other for so long and with so little reason, that in a future generation, a Gutowitz and a Davidson will fall hopelessly in love and be tasked with the impossible mission of mending the long-standing rivalry.
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Still, elected officials do have a way of coming around to the vice presidency, and Mr. Trump said in an interview on Saturday that he was in the early stages of mending fences and building deeper relationships with leading Republicans.
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HONG KONG — State-run newspapers in Vietnam and China reported in recent days that senior military officials from the two countries would hold a fence-mending gathering along a border where their militaries fought a brief but bloody war in 1979.
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Other un-smart stunts came back to me: No computer will ever amass enough mainframe cluelessness to cut a big patch from the pair of bluejeans that it is mending rather than from the old bluejeans that it uses for patches.
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The Sunni-ruled kingdom reopened its embassy in Baghdad this week for the first time since ties were cut in 1990 over Iraq's invasion of Kuwait, underscoring fence-mending efforts that could help boost a regional alliance against Islamic State militants.
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The delegation of seven senators and one representative — as well as U.S. Ambassador Jon Huntsman, who reportedly invited them — met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and other Kremlin officials in early July to discuss mending the two countries' frayed relations.
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The vote would also set the stage for Vucic, a former nationalist from the 1990s who has since adopted pro-Western policies, to proceed with an agreement on mending ties with Kosovo, Serbia's former southern province, which is predominantly ethnic Albanian.
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The trip was widely read as being aimed at mending relations as well as negotiating better terms on the port city for Sri Lanka, including a reduction in the $125 million penalty it received for previously suspending work on the mega-project.
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The once-firm allies had been quietly mending fences in trade and tourism since their leaders held a conciliatory telephone call in 2013 and negotiations have intensified over the past six months to pave the way for a mutual return of ambassadors.
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Donald Trump's trip south of the border Wednesday is about more than mending fences over his inflammatory rhetoric over building a wall to keep Mexicans out of the U.S. Among America's trading partners, Mexico is the second-largest buyer of U.S. goods.
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Against this warm and forgiving background, people were watching closely for any slight mending of a split within the Orthodox world which has been described by one of the protagonists, the Patriarchate of Moscow, as the bitterest inter-Orthodox division for many centuries.
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Manzou, however, said the government was not giving up on mending ties with the West and had last month started informal dialogue with the EU in Harare, a precursor to formal talks that could see the country receive budgetary support in future.
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While still in the midst of an ongoing custody battle with ex-Guy Ritchie, Madonna and her estranged son Rocco, 15, have been mending their strained relationship in London for the past few weeks, and the emphasis has been purely on fun.
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The city's new leader, Carrie Lam, bent on mending the damaged trust between Beijing and the Hong Kong public, has repeatedly said the timing is not right to introduce security laws, just three years after the youth-led demonstrations directly challenged Beijing's authority.
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Not only did Shoshanna (Zosia Mamet) get engaged, but Hannah was offered a job at an out-of-town university, before engaging in impromptu fence mending with estranged friend Jessa (Jemima Kirke), who had become involved with Hannah's ex Adam (Adam Driver).
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While Russian President Vladimir Putin and his counterpart in Turkey are mending fences, Western officials are waffling: Allowing Russia to pull Turkey closer while openly questioning Turkey's NATO membership just one month after a bloody coup attempt shook the country to its core.
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The head of the group, Marshal Chen Yi, came up with an unorthodox conclusion: Facing an implacable enemy in the North, China had little recourse but to consider mending fences with the United States, after two decades of mutual nonrecognition and deep hostility.
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BRUSSELS — President Trump on Thursday punctured any illusions that he was on a fence-mending tour of Europe, declining to explicitly endorse NATO's mutual defense pledge and lashing out at fellow members for what he called their "chronic underpayments" to the alliance.
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A long walk along the empty beach and a nude swim in the beautiful green ocean began the process of washing away the ash, dust, and tears — of mending our hearts and helping us to begin the rebuilding of our new family home.
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The imbalance of wealth between men and women is at least partially due to the unpaid care work (taking care of children, elders and the ill) and domestic work (cooking cleaning washing, mending, fetching water and firewood) that women are often responsible for.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin still favors mending ties with other countries, despite a decision to expel scores of Western diplomats in a row over the poisoning of a former Russian double agent and his daughter in Britain, a Kremlin spokesman said.
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But it also inadvertently hinted at the distance that still remains when the statement talked about unification of the party -- a word more often employed to refer to mending nations carved in two by manmade walls, like the Koreas or Cold War-era Germany.
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He is interested by the ritual of atonement in the first temple of Jerusalem, and its declared purpose of healing and mending not merely anything that was amiss in human society but any damage to the web of connections linking man and the environment.
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Obama's reconciliation diplomacy -- stretching from Tehran to Havana where he restored relations and to Hanoi where he sparked Obama-mania in a nation once devastated by American military aggression -- offers a stark contrast to Abe's feeble attempts at fence mending over Japan's wartime aggression.
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And while both these companies may be trying to clean house now they have no quick fixes for mending rips in the social fabric which were exacerbated as a consequence of the at-scale spreading of fake news and worse enabled by their own platforms.
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Though his cheating scandal rocked their relationship just days before welcoming their daughter True on April 12, a source recently told PEOPLE that Kardashian and Thompson continue to work on mending their romance as he spends his off-season in her hometown of Calabasas, California.
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You'll be older tooAnd if you say the wordI could stay with you I could be handy, mending a fuseWhen your lights have goneYou can knit a sweater by the firesideSunday mornings go for a rideDoing the garden, digging the weedsWho could ask for more?
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The intrigue: Turkey has launched an assault on U.S.-backed forces in Syria but has said it plans to discuss mending trust with the U.S. Although the State Department did not reference the violence, it's all but certain this will be high on the agenda.
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The owner of the building was granted a permit last year to repair the building's exterior facade, a $48,000 project that focused on mending window structures and repointing, a process of fixing weathered mortar, according to an application filed with the Department of Buildings.
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"It's the equivalent of someone injuring you and then mending the wound," said Zhang Xintian, 235, who watched her mother go into surgery two years ago in the eastern province of Zhejiang to remove the IUD she had worn for more than two decades.
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In the last song of Sayonara Wild Hearts' "album" of levels, our heroine removes her mask, puts herself back together, and gets back on her longboard to joyously ride along versions of every single level,mending the enemies' shattered hearts with a bevy of kisses.
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"There's a lot of mending of fences that has to happen between the Netanyahu government and a lot of Democrats who feel like he unnecessarily politicized the U.S.-Israeli relationship," Democratic Senator Chris Murphy, a Senate Foreign Relations Committee member, said in a telephone interview.
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If Fontana's cuts (or "tagli") exposed the illusion of the surface in order to touch the spiritual void that lay beneath it, Kahraman's cuts are metaphors of the body's capacity to release psychic pain; and in mending the cuts, she becomes the cartographer of her own catharsis.
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The two sides have spent the past year and a half mending that relationship, meeting regularly to talk about how to streamline the process of sharing top-secret threat intelligence from the country's top spy agencies through DHS to state employees who may not have security clearances.
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By a real piece of luck, and because he was good with his hands—especially at mending flightsuits and rigging parachutes—he was taken on by NASA as a spacesuit technician in the most exciting years of America's space project, and saw the first of almost everything.
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Constantino Xavier, a foreign policy fellow at Brookings India in New Delhi, said Mahinda Rajapaksa tried to rebuild his brother's brand over the past couple of years, including mending ties with India and allying with diplomats from China to counter Western pressure to investigate wartime abuses.
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In the green burial plan, plots would be filled each day or every two days and trees planted all over the site to facilitate a 25-year decomposition, mending an island that's been gouged with holes for decades and creating a lush park space in the process.
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Huger is still mourning the loss of her two parents while working on the launch of her perfume bottle, while Bryant is focusing on mending old friendships — including one with former Housewife Katie Rost, who returns as a Friend of the Housewives this season — before her book launch.
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Kinan's recovery journey includes over 100 operations and a successful hand transplant, but his transformation has not only been about mending his injuries, it's been about enriching his life—Kinan married his fiancé of two years, Carrie Pratt, and fathered a child for the second time in 2014.
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Mending fences with Western-backed Abbas would be another step in Hamas' diplomatic push to improve relations with its neighbor Egypt, which has kept its frontier with Gaza largely closed and accused the group in the past of aiding Islamist militants in Egypt's Sinai desert, something Hamas denies.
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Odom made a visit to The Wendy Williams Show (airing Wednesday) and opened up about his troublesome past with addiction, his thoughts on mending things with ex-wife Khloé Kardashian, and how difficult it was to lose his relationship with close friend and former brother-in-law Rob Kardashian.
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And now here's the high-rise we build to brace back, this series of holes for bathing and mending and parboiling roots and undecorated fucking in the style of the times: one person half-braying, the other admonishing KEEP IT DOWN—I DON'T WANT THE WAR TO HEAR .
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When you take the time to learn how to sew and repair your own clothes, you're forced to slow down and are able to reflect on the task at hand, or perhaps on other aspects of your lives that need mending, like relationships or habits that don't serve you.
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While Mr. Trump used his speech in Brussels on Thursday to justifiably criticize NATO members on burden sharing (and pointedly refused to endorse the alliance's mutual defense pledge), going forward he should get serious about mending ties with the Kremlin by calling for a halt to NATO enlargement.
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He could shake up the political system as he promised during his campaign by demanding that Democrats and Republicans work together on a bipartisan committee to fix what needs mending in the Affordable Care Act while maintaining what has allowed 20 million more Americans to get health care.
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An early Vincent van Gogh landscape painting, "Raccommodeuses de filets dans les dunes" ("Women Mending Nets in the Dunes") from 6803, was featured in a modern and contemporary art sale at Parisian auction house Artcurial, surpassing its pre-sale estimate of €2680–22.4 million to fetch €2150,065,000 (~$8.3 million).
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While the issue of the unconstitutional travel ban is on the minds of millions of Muslims this election, Muslim voters also have several other core priorities such as mending the wealth and income gap, accessing affordable health care and education, and racial justice, women's health, and having an equitable democracy.
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He helped orchestrate a fence-mending phone call between Mr. Trump and Mr. Xi last month, in which Mr. Trump pledged to abide by "one China," the four-decade-old policy under which the United States recognized a single Chinese government in Beijing and severed its diplomatic ties with Taiwan.
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First, he summoned the entire leadership of America's television news juggernauts to his Trump Tower aerie in New York for what his mouthpiece, Kelleyanne Conway called a "fence-mending session," then launched into a lengthy harangue about how bad a job they were doing covering him -- and incidentally using most unflattering images.
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And as Robert Frost wrote in "Mending Wall," if it is true that "good fences make good neighbors," then the fence that divides those of us who believe in liberty, equality and justice for all must remain intact to separate us from those who believe in liberty, equality and justice for some.
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He had entered the Buddhist priesthood in 2004, supported by Gyokuryuji, a Rinzai sect Zen Temple in Gifu Prefecture, and spent much of his time awaiting his execution diligently mending a garment given to him upon his conversion (death-row inmates in Japan, unlike other prisoners, are not provided a standard uniform).
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" She explains, "We've lost this connection with our goods because they're so disposable, and I think the process of visible mending is taking a bit of a stab at that, like, wait a second, let's reconnect with what we already have, and what can we do to it to make it new again.
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But a candidate can also speak to broader issues — health care, of course, and creating jobs that provide a living wage — while also addressing a new concern for so much of electorate: mending what's slowly yet startlingly broken down in our country and in our democratic and legislative process over the last few elections.
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Thanks to the replicator, a technology that turns energy into the matter of your choosing, life was blissfully moneyless: Anyone could have a chateau if they wished, which meant that humans could spend their time worrying about loftier things, like propagating Diomedian scarlet moss, mending tectonic plates, and delivering delegates to far-off peace talks.
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Mr. Kushner first made his influence felt in early February when he and Mr. Cui orchestrated a fence-mending phone call between Mr. Trump and Mr. Xi. During that exchange, Mr. Trump pledged to abide by the four-decade-old "One China" policy on Taiwan, despite his earlier suggestion that it was up for negotiation.
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The United Arab Emirates, which set up a military base at Eritrea&aposs post of Assab after a Saudi-led coalition launched its war against Shiite rebels in Yemen in 2015, has played a role in mending relations between Eritrea and Ethiopia, in recent days hosting the leaders of both countries and praising their "bold" gestures.
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Visible mending, then, is like choosing your mile of highway to pick up trash: It is a personal, small-scale, possibly futile response to the overwhelming problems of mass consumption and waste: "a quiet, global protest movement," in the words of Emily Brayshaw, a research associate at the University of Technology Sydney who has written about the growing practice.
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The offerings here — many of which deal with themes of trauma, grief and healing — include Ms. Miguel's Pulling Threads Fabric Workshop, in which storytelling and quilting serve as tools for mending old wounds; and SJ Norman's "Cicatrix 1 (that which is taken/that which remains)," a meditation on the deaths of incarcerated First Nations people in Australia.
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"They knew the Queen&aposs family Christmas was a perfect opportunity to end the year on a good note, mending broken fences with the Cambridges and spending time with Her Majesty at a time when she and her husband Prince Philip are nearing the end of their long and remarkable lives," Piers Morgan wrote in his column in the Daily Mail.
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If you don't know how to sew, but are interested in mending, let me just remind you that right now is the perfect time to learn a new skill — especially one that can have a positive impact on the world (that is, if you have time and energy left over after meeting your basic needs and caring for your family, which is, of course, a privilege).
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Instead of mending fences with the agency during a televised speech at CIA headquarters on his first full day in office, Trump — standing in front of a wall honoring CIA personnel who have died in the line of duty, and facing a wall inscribed with the biblical quotation "And Ye Shall Know the Truth, and the Truth Shall Make You Free" — used the occasion to mock the press and reiterate his absurd calls for the American military to take Iraq's oil.
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Historically, tidying for me meant simply putting everything away: I stack my pots on top of the pan I never use and struggle to get the drawer closed, I cram the three pairs of tights I actually wear into the dresser filled with torn tights that I tell myself I'll get around to mending one day, and I wrestle with the suitcase full of sports bags I never use every time I have to take out the backpacker bag I use for almost every trip.
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This week was awful for all of us and I ask that the community focuses on positivity moving forward ❤️ With the gain in subscribers that Westbrook has seen, the bounce-back that Charles has experienced after dropping 3 million, and Star capitalizing on the feud with a tantalizing video of his own, it seems like fanning the flames now while they're ahead would be the best thing for all three — until they each upload, say, a "making-up and mending friendships" video in the future.
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Ara's attentiveness to the inhabitants of Istanbul's back streets — the fishermen sitting in coffee shops and mending their nets, the unemployed men getting inebriated in taverns, the children patching up car tires in the shadow of the city's crumbling ancient walls, the construction crews, the railway workers, the boatmen pulling at their oars to ferry city folk from one shore of the Golden Horn to the other, the fruit sellers pushing their handcarts, the people milling about at dawn waiting for the Galata Bridge to open, the early-morning minibus drivers — is evidence of how he always expressed his attachment to the city through the people who live in it.
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