If Ali didn't reconcile with Malcolm, white society managed to reconcile with the former champ.
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But it remains essential to reconcile goods, like free streets and fair housing, that will never reconcile themselves.
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The Economist: Sure, not to the extent you might...you would need to reconcile those two things so how do you reconcile them?
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"The government of Juan Guaidó is offering them a change to reconcile with history, to reconcile with their country," Marquez told VICE News.
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That thing the movie's trying to reconcile is, I think, a thing that we are forced to reconcile in our own lives, which is stressful.
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" He adds, "However, I cannot reconcile myself to that.
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I can tell you when you look at his public statements and also his testimony, those don't seem to reconcile, so we're going to give him a chance to hopefully reconcile his remarks.
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But Phillips can't reconcile that request with her current mindset.
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But how do we reconcile our art with environmental aims?
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I am engaged in a campaign to reconcile all Congolese.
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It is almost impossible to reconcile with the age of
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The two women finally reconcile and agree to move on.
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But economic reality makes these three objectives hard to reconcile.
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So how did the two reconcile their difference of opinion?
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In real life, children and mothers are allowed to reconcile.
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But how do I reconcile that with all the boobs?
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Now, the two chambers will try to reconcile their plans.
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Can't reconcile a company this disgusting with a cheap ride.
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Naive executives fear that they cannot reconcile these two impulses.
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Pence would've helped reconcile Trump more to the conservative base.
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Disenchantment tries to reconcile the different types of princess stories.
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Let us work together to reconcile [and] bring people together.
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As a Christian, how do you reconcile faith and politics?
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How do you reconcile what is quite a sprawling movement?
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She has to reconcile her lost relationship with Kevin, too.
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But it can be tough to reconcile these two extremes.
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He went way too early and it's impossible to reconcile.
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I still haven't found a way to reconcile those things.
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How do you reconcile these two kind of opposing ideas?
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" But, the linebacker added, "I think they can still reconcile.
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It's the essential conflict, and to me quilts reconcile that.
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How did she reconcile being demoted from muse to memory?
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How did you reconcile Rameau's style with the modern piano?
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Officials were not immediately available to reconcile the different accounts.
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Or at least he tried very hard to reconcile them.
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How does one reconcile the show with the #MeToo movement?
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It was not immediately possible to reconcile the two accounts.
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How do we reconcile the different layers of our identities?
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I was struggling to reconcile my expectations with my age.
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"Perhaps Pope Francis is urging them to reconcile with women."
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Maybe they can reconcile this in the long term somehow.
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There are a couple of ways to reconcile those findings.
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"It will be up to you to reconcile with each other, more fundamentally to want to reconcile with each other and to deliver justice to all those who still cry for it," Agius said.
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Who or what can possibly reconcile these factions to one another?
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But what investment strategies can potentially reconcile these seemingly conflicted views?
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We have never attempted to reconcile our past with our present.
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It's an attempt to reconcile various theories about what causes Alzheimer's.
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Overcoming lesbian stereotypes helped Cammie reconcile her presentation and her identity.
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If given the chance, he would like to reconcile with Olympios.
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How do we reconcile said bumbitions with the time of year?
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How did you reconcile those two elements when making the video?
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A senior Trump administration official endeavours to reconcile the different camps.
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Sometimes, in a crisis, it was hard to reconcile these objectives.
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And as a country, it's something we've been unable to reconcile.
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Schisma is the sound of the universe trying to reconcile them.
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The pro wrestlers had been open about their desire to reconcile.
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Shirley tells Kevin about the one-night stand, and they reconcile.
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Meanwhile, Rob and Chyna reconcile as quickly as they broke up.
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And the issue is how do we reconcile those competing interests.
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But there might be a way to reconcile these contradictory findings.
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When her deployment orders came in, could she reconcile the two?
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It was probably the hardest thing for me to reconcile, too.
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One local establishment, Café Reconcile, combined restaurant training with counseling services.
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Trying to reconcile the two can prove a pretty futile exercise.
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A sustainability framework can reconcile competing economic, environmental and social needs.
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Appropriation and appreciation: Hollywood just can't seem to reconcile the two.
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The legislative process is designed to reconcile all of these interests.
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Clinton said: You know, [Lincoln] was willing to reconcile and forgive.
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Lew said that progress is being made to reconcile an issue.
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How do you reconcile thoughts like that and keep moving forward?
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The public should have been made to reconcile with those messages.
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It may be hard to reconcile those themes into something actionable.
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We should not be afraid to confront and reconcile our past.
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It is difficult to reconcile the two parts of this sentence.
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The blackout theory was a way to reconcile two competing narratives.
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So it's hard for me to reconcile, but I'm still watching.
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How does Israel reconcile a permanent occupation with its democratic ideals?
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Next, they have to figure out how to reconcile their differences.
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When Roseanne and Jackie finally reconcile, Roseanne never apologizes or concedes.
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We each have to reconcile it for ourselves, but we will.
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And he struggles to reconcile his feelings about the United States.
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I don't know that I'll ever be able to reconcile that.
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How do we reconcile these two versions of a single man?
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I don't feel as if I've had to reconcile my feelings.
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"How do you reconcile this behavior, because you can't," Rotunno said.
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They'll reconcile themselves to him just like Republican media to Trump.
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How does one reconcile when something terrible like this has happened?
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No one in industry or government can easily reconcile those wishes.
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How do we reconcile all this military action with "America first"?
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This theory, too, is increasingly difficult to reconcile with recent evidence.
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It took the pressure off trying to reconcile performance and recording.
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It is my attempt to reconcile my ambition with my responsibilities.
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Some reconcile Modi's actions as necessary, while others are oddly silent.
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So how do you reconcile all of that in your practice?
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The discrepancy was even larger, too large for him to reconcile.
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Most Republicans were able to reconcile themselves to undoing these protections.
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Pompeo did attempt to reconcile those contradictions, but he largely failed.
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The U.S. needs to find a way to reconcile with North Korea.
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Ajami predicted that the country's complicated history would prove difficult to reconcile.
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"His motivation to travel is to reconcile with his family," Bohatsch explains.
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They struggled to reconcile the worst 24-212 season of their careers.
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You want to know whether they stay friends, reconcile, stay in love.
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I try to reconcile this Solberg with the one from my past.
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The government shows few signs of wanting to reconcile with the Brotherhood.
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But they reconcile from afar in a couple of subtle, lovely scenes.
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At some point you have to reconcile that and try it yourself.
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Read These Stories Next:How Do We Reconcile Loving Terrible People On TV?
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This find helps reconcile the later fossil finds with the genetic date.
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Dogma was a confused young Catholic actively trying to reconcile his faith.
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How to reconcile the brand's image and fan base with such material?
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Through music, he begins to reconcile with what happened in Los Angeles.
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There is, however, something a little hard to reconcile about her recollections.
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Only these, he thinks, can reconcile a fragmented culture with self-government.
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When he does a moonsault, the mind can't reconcile what it's seeing.
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However, the 1987 stock crash is hard to reconcile with that theory.
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He spent much of his life trying to unite and reconcile them.
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Finding a way to reconcile the two has thus far eluded physicists.
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"At some point, those two have to reconcile one another," Bliss said.
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The Senate and House must now reconcile their versions of the legislation.
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If they pass separate bills, lawmakers will have to reconcile the differences.
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" They noted that this finding is "difficult to reconcile with Keynesian theory.
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Legislators will now have to reconcile the two bills in conference committee.
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Even within the same company's online entities, data is hard to reconcile.
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Still, Eminem apparently never got in contact with his father to reconcile.
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How do you reconcile being pregnant with your identity as a man?
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But I can't reconcile the memory, because all of that is gone.
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In re-opening the Bataclan, we have two important tasks to reconcile.
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Consensus Building Institute helps leaders reconcile on social, environmental and economic issues.
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Yet these accounts are impossible to reconcile with Judge Kavanaugh's sworn testimony.
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The two men split bitterly in 1932, but eventually they would reconcile.
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Supergravity was one way to reconcile these issues that seemed to work.
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She struggled to reconcile his outsize reputation with what he was doing.
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The question for us is: How do we reconcile these competing forces?
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Ayodhya's desolation today is difficult to reconcile with memories of my childhood.
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"Colombia, open your heart to God, let yourself reconcile," he told crowds.
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Instead, he has had to reconcile himself to the locals' strange delight.
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"Only when we reconcile w/ the past, can we move forward together."
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How do you reconcile the fun of it with the human toll?
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"It's challenging to reconcile the idea of home with impermanence," he said.
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Groups are most willing to reconcile when their respective needs are met.
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And building a distributed ledger is a way to reconcile these ledgers.
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It hasn't always been easy for him to reconcile these two aspirations.
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Mr. Roarke summons Timothy's dead father and they reconcile, lifting the curse.
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All of those qualities can be hard to reconcile in one person.
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But closing it would be hard to reconcile with his earlier comments.
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Lawmakers couldn't reconcile the different versions of the bill, and it foundered.
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The two chambers have yet to reconcile the differences between the measures.
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Administrative subpoenas are in fact impossible to reconcile with the Fourth Amendment.
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How Trump will reconcile these competing expectations is anyone's guess, experts say.
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Ken struggles to reconcile his sexual orientation with his devotion to God.
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The first is that it is difficult to reconcile with Citizens United.
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Then life took a turn for both, and they decided to reconcile.
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This message seems hard to reconcile with such a celebration of cruelty.
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Her account was impossible to reconcile with Mr. Trudeau's previous flat denials.
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But some people can't reconcile her image as reformer with her past.
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So, how does Kim reconcile shedding "material things" with her mega-mansion?
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"I don't know how to reconcile this game with modern times," he said.
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He said he couldn't reconcile with the terms of her proposed Brexit deal.
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And so the question is how can Republicans reconcile these very different perspectives?
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"They never seemed to be able to reconcile," a source previously told PEOPLE.
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Could you reconcile the two statements -- Barr's to the Senate and Mueller's today?
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That's hard to reconcile with the realities of its price-to-specs ratio.
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Other works possess a sincerity that is easier to reconcile with his biography.
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So how do we reconcile our FOMO with our desire to stay in?
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How does one reconcile with the loss of imagined communities and cultural belonging?
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The area is remote and it was impossible to reconcile the differing accounts.
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The two reconcile, and even kiss over the prospect of a new beginning.
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How do you reconcile those critiques with the case for live fact-checking?
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Instead, viewers are forced to reconcile their understanding of belonging and culture itself.
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Matt Lauer is hopeful that he and his wife, Annette Roque, can reconcile.
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How do you reconcile passionate, intense infatuation or love for someone with feminism?
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Weinstein, in a statement of his own, suggested the pair could eventually reconcile.
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Bonnie and Frank reconcile, and she thanks him for killing her abusive father.
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So how do I reconcile with being a woman of a certain age?
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That's a whole other level and there's no way you can reconcile that.
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"I was trying to reconcile myself to the show being gone," she says.
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Noyes worked to reconcile his super-charged libido with a Christian faith that
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I think that's one of the reasons why they sought to reconcile relations.
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The question now is whether Jenner and Woods will be able to reconcile.
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Mr. Zwick managed to reconcile these competing forces with an income tax surcharge.
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The statements stopped short of stating whether families would be allowed to reconcile.
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As a viewer, how does one reconcile these polarized versions of Indian femininity?
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Othello himself struggles to reconcile his race, religion and position in Venetian society.
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To be frank: This idea seems tough to reconcile with the 2016 election.
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But, in 2009, Cosco, by then out of prison, seemed ready to reconcile.
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Some hospitals have found creative ways to reconcile religious interests and reproductive emergencies.
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On his return to New York, he has to reconcile with the band.
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Efforts to reconcile the House and Senate tax bills continue into the weekend.
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If the chambers pass their own bills, they will have to reconcile them.
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The constituencies are perhaps complementary, but with interests that are difficult to reconcile.
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Then the two chambers will need to reconcile the differences in the bills.
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Once both bills pass, Republicans can reconcile the differences in a conference committee.
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Can she not reconcile stricter prohibitions on using personal information with expanding revenues?
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It is hard to reconcile Trump's decision with the dangers posed by tariffs.
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He found the realization impossible to reconcile with his family's strict Catholic beliefs.
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I'm not sure how voters reconcile their votes for Trump and this initiative.
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Best faith effort was made to reconcile source data with US Census data.
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It's kind of hard to reconcile a lot of the switching she does.
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Thurman gave West the theological tools to reconcile his race with his faith.
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She believed she would reconcile with the W.F.P. once she won the nomination.
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"The Taliban have three choices: reconcile, face irrelevance or die," General Nicholson said.
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So how can we do that and reconcile that with a commercial mission?
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So how do we reconcile an omnipotent, omniscient God with evil and suffering?
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If it's not possible to reconcile these competing priorities, what should Israel do?
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He said he had "no earthly idea" how the two sides might reconcile.
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I tried and I tried to reconcile my beliefs, and I could not.
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Progressives and liberals want to reconcile the competing demands of capital and labor.
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Republicans will have to reconcile differences in the Senate and House tax plans.
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Fatah and Hamas remain bitter enemies, and repeated attempts to reconcile have failed.
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He later dropped the divorce filing and attempted to reconcile with his wife.
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In his conception, the fairness of the game would reconcile people with failure.
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Asked how to reconcile the proposal by Tusk - who will chair the Apr.
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Unable to reconcile those contradictory demands, once solid-seeming democracies are breaking down.
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A key feature of disjunction is the inability to reconcile policy and politics.
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It seems like there really is no way to reconcile those two groups.
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But its chairman, a former supreme-court judge, is struggling to reconcile divergent positions.
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Owen wants to be with Amelia and after finally telling her that, they reconcile.
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"The Farewell" examines the differences between its disparate elements without needing to reconcile them.
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It's an erasure that's difficult to reconcile with the game's ostensibly empowering contemporary message.
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And how did they reconcile their trade with their conservative upbringing in the village?
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Johnson is one of many survivors struggling to reconcile the past with the present.
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Piers Morgan just couldn't reconcile those two things, so he tweeted at the model.
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Daniel Rycharski, another video artist, attempts to reconcile his homosexuality with a deep Catholicism.
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Mr. Trump's stances on Iran and North Korea appear, at first, difficult to reconcile.
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People are still trying to reconcile her public image with the way she died.
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He also admitted he thinks the pair moved too fast in attempting to reconcile.
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But first, the Republican Party is going to have to reconcile itself to that.
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"There was no way you could reconcile the deal with that objective," he said.
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Seemingly missing in the new president is the political guile to reconcile these contradictions.
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So how do we reconcile the fact that VR is the antithesis of this?
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But how can we reconcile such serious matters without knowing the extremes they entail?
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We have to reconcile ourselves to the fact that we will not find anybody.
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Tamra Judge is hopeful that she will one day reconcile with her eldest daughter.
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A single type of sterile neutrino is hard to reconcile with existing experiments, right?
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"Honestly, I don't think that we will be able to reconcile things," he said.
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The whole town suspected him of doing it, and it's hard to reconcile that.
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And Laura's struggle to reconcile her humanity with her powers is illustrated without dialogue.
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It's often hard to intuitively reconcile cosmic time scales with every other cosmic scale.
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Matt — in his religious paranoia — cannot seem to reconcile the truth of God's declaration.
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And I think that's how a lot of us reconcile our faith and sexuality.
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It was hard to reconcile so many people being sort of gleeful in it.
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Bewildered judges have been left struggling to reconcile flamboyantly contradictory accounts of the truth.
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So, how should one reconcile these worrisome statistics with a seemingly strong U.S. economy?
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Unfortunately, a points-based system for skilled workers would not reconcile Britons to immigration.
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A youth-exchange organisation was launched to help reconcile the region's formerly warring nations.
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In the end, Mr. Futterman is unable to reconcile these two conflicting considerations fully.
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Governments can do a great deal to help parents reconcile work and family commitments.
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House and Senate lawmakers are working to reconcile the separate tax plans they approved.
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Formed to reconcile communal differences, the group has instead acted to deflect criminal prosecutions.
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On Monday, he was asked to reconcile those views with his current social commentary.
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The upper and lower chambers also would still need to reconcile their two bills.
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Nielsen didn't explain how to reconcile that statement with Trump's signing of the order.
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As with most artists, I was forced to reconcile his talent with his flaws.
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"We're trying to reconcile our current values and aspirations with these names," he said.
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If there was a chance they could reconcile, maybe fuck later in the car.
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The Trump administration is debating a few different bills and trying to reconcile them.
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Both sides need to work together to end the conflict and reconcile their people.
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It is difficult to reconcile such decisions with everything I admire about Mrs. Clinton.
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"We need to reconcile the difference between him and the intelligence community," he said.
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It is an issue every traveler to remote or indigenous regions needs to reconcile.
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At this point in her career, Minaj is able to reconcile, somewhat, her struggles.
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But I find her assertion of exploitation — at least of doctors — difficult to reconcile.
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Congress is now hashing out the details to reconcile the House and Senate bills.
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Ms. Kirchner and the pontiff appeared to reconcile after he moved to the Vatican.
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How did you reconcile wanting to live an "American" life with your immigration status?
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Mr. Ryan has been struggling to reconcile those differences, so far with little result.
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Request a very sharp knife, and reconcile yourself to not getting every last smidgen.
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They'll need to reconcile their bills before a compromise can be sent to Trump.
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Much of Monday's argument concerned how to reconcile two parts of the immigration laws.
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Trying to reconcile these conflicting identities, I realized how complex and mutable class is.
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Bicameral negotiations to reconcile the two versions are expected to officially start this week.
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"We must reconcile the social with the national," they stated, echoing neo-Nazi rhetoric.
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The race to reconcile must-pass bills to avert a shutdown is particularly tense.
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However, Riot is still working to reconcile the class-action suit and ongoing investigation.
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Dvorak, 41 at the work's premiere, tried here to reconcile two styles of opera.
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Mr. Patterson believed the time had come for him to reconcile with the past.
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It is hard to imagine a family with more to reconcile than the Turners.
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It can be difficult to reconcile the conflicting messages coming out of Puerto Rico.
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How do you reconcile with paternal love that's as needed as it is oppressive?
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"There was no way to reconcile his prior testimony with his testimony at trial."
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It's increasingly difficult for him to reconcile the Gospels with the reality around him.
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She had found out he had cheated on her, but he wanted to reconcile.
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Still, even Trump's closest aides wouldn't completely rule out that they could eventually reconcile.
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He likes to reconcile, to draw people in, to minimize the differences between them.
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How do we reconcile our living speed with the bygone symbols that surround us?
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That seems hard to reconcile, given that Facebook serves two billion users a month.
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This decision is hard to reconcile with the information the FBI had at the time.
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It was interesting to reconcile these two things that were contradictory in the first place.
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After Max's death by suicide, Mary flees to France, where she and her ex reconcile.
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Ramaphosa will be relying on Mkhize to reconcile opposing factions in the ANC, analysts say.
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However, in the months that followed, the couple worked things out and appeared to reconcile.
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A second aims to reconcile Hamas with its rival, Fatah, which governs the West Bank.
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We can only suspect a malicious intention of our efforts to reconcile our beloved fatherland.
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How does this album reconcile with how you've changed, good or bad, because of fame?
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The politicians promised to set up working groups to trim the list and reconcile regulations.
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Last month she even admitted she "would be happy" if the pair decided to reconcile.
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The most successful try to reconcile their idealism with the need to pay the bills.
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How do we reconcile our past and current traumas to imagine a more just future?
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"The goal is to reconcile this at the end," House Ways and Means Chairman Rep.
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It is difficult, today, to reconcile radical painterly invention with dusty still lifes and charcoal.
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However, an insider said the pair hope to reconcile and are just taking a break.
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How does she reconcile her fondness for him with some of his views on women?
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Turner said he and other researchers are working with the EPA to reconcile those differences.
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How are you supposed to reconcile that color scheme with being an actual human being?
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Piper and Maria reconcile, and eventually Maria recruits her new church buddies to the league.
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A U.N.-backed government in Tripoli has so far failed to reconcile Libya's warring factions.
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In the past, Hans says he's struggled to reconcile his sadism with his personal values.
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Regulators need to reconcile and normalize this data before it can be aggregated and understood.
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And it results in so many deaths around her that she cannot reconcile herself with.
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They will be able to reconcile these objectives only if the allocation of capital improves.
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I'm not sure you can reconcile that, or that you should even want to try.
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How do you reconcile Dave Grossman's super aggressive training with the people on the ground?
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We all have to reconcile ourselves between what we want and what is actually possible.
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But he eventually backed out, unable to reconcile his highly personal vision with Warner Bros.
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He resented his old name, she says, and entered the nest to reconcile with himself.
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But both have struggled to reconcile the cosmopolitan and nativist parts of their electoral coalitions.
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But he's clear that his affinity for cars might not reconcile with our autonomous future.
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Females will band together to bring down prey, and quarreling friends will reconcile after fights.
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Given this division, how will we ever reconcile with one another in a shared democracy?
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With Cookie and Lucious now working closer than ever, will they reconcile their romantic relationship?
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The House and Senate negotiations to reconcile the budget would've taken a week or two.
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You try to reconcile the impressions, with frustration that seeks and finds relief in awe.
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DeFazio sounded optimistic that lawmakers could reconcile their differences — but not until after the elections.
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He eschewed the secular vein in socialism, struggling to reconcile it with his Lutheran faith.
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The two chambers must reconcile their separate bills before sending the final version to Obama.
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But Ms. Rugh said it would be "extraordinarily difficult" to reconcile herself to supporting Mrs.
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They didn't publicly reconcile until the 2015 Grammys, and the road since has been bumpy.
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I've just had to reconcile that this is my job and this is her lot.
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"It takes a while for people to reconcile themselves with that new reality," he said.
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Neither provision survived the conference process in which the House and Senate reconcile their bills.
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That will make for a contentious House-Senate conference to reconcile differences between the bills.
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Lawmakers from both chambers are still working to reconcile their two different water bills. Sen.
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That's one of the hardest facts to reconcile: These are Europeans attacking their own homelands.
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How do you reconcile being drawn to the community, but struggling with its persistent challenges?
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I had this feeling that there are certain things that I can't reconcile in Afghanistan.
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Recently Barnes published a study about how to reconcile religion and evolution in the classroom.
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If the Senate and House pass separate tax bills, lawmakers will have to reconcile them.
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And how do you think the events of Watchmen's past reconcile with the present, Allegra?
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How will these American children reconcile the hate and lies they are being immersed in?
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Many Republicans are likely to reconcile themselves to Trump after he officially wins the nomination.
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Ngallos insists Central Africans can end the violence on their own and reconcile the country.
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Investigators were also unable to reconcile accounts of a one-on-one meeting on Dec.
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Other secretaries who could not reconcile themselves with their presidents did not fare as well.
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The question for me became, how can I reconcile making a photograph with being present.
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The correspondent asked how to reconcile this with typical estimates of the cost of Brexit.
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Our culture critic asks how we reconcile the entertainer's TV legacy with his legal case.
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But the score lacks a steady musical signature to reconcile the abrupt shifts in tone.
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If you can't reconcile that violence — and it is violence — then there are other sports.
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"This is an opportunity for him to reconcile his behavior through compassion, learning and understanding."
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But it's a first attempt to reconcile some of the feminist movement's most devastating conflicts.
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And in the meantime, Moscow intends to force Turkey to reconcile with Mr. al-Assad.
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AD: And there's probably trumps outline and somehow we have to reconcile with each other.
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Can you reconcile the "dramatic simplicity" of a Donald Judd sculpture with children in cages?
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For these two peoples, it remains a struggle to reconcile shifting eras, values and dreams.
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Spotify and Swift reconcile in 22016 after Spotify strikes new licensing deals with record labels.
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Meanwhile, the United States must work to reconcile its past and address ongoing racial injustice.
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House and Senate negotiators are currently working to reconcile the differences between the two bills.
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It was impossible to reconcile the person I knew and the charges I had seen.
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Ultimately, Raine is finding a way to reconcile her childhood faith with her chosen community.
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Can artists reconcile ideals of social justice with their participation in an exploitative capitalist system?
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How does Choucair reconcile the potentialities of the line with the ultimate horizon of death?
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It is hard to reconcile Mr Westbrook′s magnificent handiwork with his club′s lacklustre showing.
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He doesn&apost have to answer the questions to reconcile with his public past, you do.
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More worrying still, their theory can't reconcile the special case in which gravity can be neglected.
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Some internal differences are "difficult to reconcile," acknowledges Tino Chrupalla, an AfD MP from eastern Saxony.
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At the end of the episode, they reconcile, and she tells him he is the one.
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Brad Cohen (Weekend Editor): Can Cooking Meat Really Help South Africa Reconcile Its Legacy of Apartheid?
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It is extraordinarily difficult to reconcile opposing points of view on issues that matter to people.
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Earlier this month, Lopez shut down rumors when asked if she and Anthony would ever reconcile.
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DAVID CAMERON lost his job as prime minister because he could not reconcile Britons to Europe.
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I could neither change nor deny these facts, so I worked to reconcile myself to them.
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But he also thinks Trump can still be a "tremendous president" and is eager to reconcile.
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Mr Hollande, a natural consensus-seeker, always tried to reconcile the two strands in his party.
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But the attempt to reconcile deterrence with a chic image is bound to have dystopian consequences.
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The latest update to the Zently app now allows roommates to more easily reconcile shared expenses.
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And many, including myself at times, turn to assimilation—sometimes veering into appropriation—to reconcile it.
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And then Steve Trevor arrives to reconcile with Diana like they're in a cheesy '80s romcom.
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How often did you have to reconcile their memories and the facts you were checking on?
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In some cases, people do reconcile with their families, and in other cases, they do not.
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The court&aposs task was to reconcile federal laws that seemed to point in different directions.
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In "Fifty Shades Darker", protagonists Anastasia Steele and Christian Gray reconcile and start their relationship afresh.
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What would be your message to LGBTQ individuals trying to reconcile both their faith and sexuality?
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The Senate and House of Representatives will reconcile their respective versions before it becomes a law.
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Beirut Pride is entrenched in a larger effort to combat hate and reconcile communities, Damien said.
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There have even been stories about how to reconcile with friends and family after the election.
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"Forgiveness," the cast of "Hamilton" sings as Eliza and Alexander Hamilton reconcile after losing their son.
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How can viewers reconcile his personal views and the kind of person he plays in movies?
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It's beyond time for him to reconcile with the demons he inadvertently let out of hell.
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Yet in the 20th century it became increasingly difficult to reconcile this principle with cosmological observations.
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For that to happen, humankind must reconcile the ongoing fallout from five centuries of white supremacy.
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How did you reconcile your mom's views with the strictness of your high school and tziniut?
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In Italy, by contrast, no such efforts were made to reconcile Italians with their fascist past.
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It's hard to reconcile this new origin story with Marston's vision and intent for the character.
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Senators would still need to reconcile differences in the Senate bill with a separate House proposal.
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That appointment has also prompted the Vietnamese to debate how former enemies can forgive and reconcile.
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"That makes that tragedy all the more difficult to understand and reconcile," Hutchins told the paper.
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House and Senate conferees officially started negotiations Wednesday to reconcile the two version of the NDAA.
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However, he must reconcile that ambition with the need to contain spending and avoid budget deficits.
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That leaves almost no time for the industry to reconcile the rule with their 2020 plans.
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But we can and must reconcile of our own free will with our neighbors and friends.
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Congress must establish a defense budget number and then reconcile the competing House and Senate bills.
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House and Senate negotiators will then have to reconcile their versions, including differences on spending levels.
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House and Senate conferees officially started negotiations Wednesday to reconcile the two version of the NDAA.
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Soon it becomes clear that to save Giulia, Cenzo may have to reconcile with his brother.
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If we can reconcile those two facts, we can solve one of the world's biggest problems.
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"What critics said: "The college campus satire attempts to reconcile two complicated histories, and mostly succeeds.
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They fit somewhere in between, and that's difficult to reconcile if you live in a city.
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Things got more complicated when the two seemed reconcile, sleeping together after a night watching movies.
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Syria&aposs government dropped leaflets across the province Thursday, urging residents to reconcile with its rule.
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The two found ways to reconcile their differences, however, and grew closer as they grew older.
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" "They have a gender and a racial problem, and it's very hard for them to reconcile.
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In Syria, the killing continues unabated despite five years of talks to reconcile Sunnis and Alawites.
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Through her visual storytelling, one is forced to reconcile with their own body and its mortality.
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It's hard to reconcile not wanting to support domestic violence and wanting to support your team.
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Part of KMB also expressly deals with the need to reconcile latent histories with the present.
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Big Little Lies forces you to reconcile with the idea that it can even be inherited.
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How do you reconcile your love for someone with the revelation that they have behaved badly?
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"We hope the Ghanaian government will work with us to reconcile these deficiencies quickly," Nielsen said.
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"I could never reconcile how I could be both childlike and really, really smart," she said.
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But those plans may be difficult to reconcile with cuts in the research and development budget.
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She looks at Nat Geo and she looks at The Times and she can't reconcile it.
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It also reveals that senior HUD staff members scrambled to figure out ways to reconcile Mrs.
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EMIRATES PRESIDENT CLARK SAYS UNCLEAR HOW INDUSTRY WILL RECONCILE FALLING ECONOMIC GROWTH WITH EXCESS AIRCRAFT ORDERS
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"Whether we can reconcile the two [sides] and resolve those questions is the outstanding issue," Sen.
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New observatories coming online soon (like Gaia) will help to reconcile the discrepancy in the data.
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The United States has to reconcile being a nation of immigrants and a nation of laws.
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In my culture, I believe we carry pain until we can reconcile with it through ceremony.
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How did he reconcile his promotion of human rights abroad and suppression of them at home?
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If both chambers do pass a tax bill, they will still have to reconcile their differences.
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But this often leads to deeply bipolar films, trapped between moods and struggling to reconcile themselves.
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There is no way to reconcile the goal of a two-state solution with these policies.
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My father could not reconcile story after story of mine with his ideal of the corps.
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Witnesses and the committee also can iron out details of testimony and reconcile contradictions between witnesses.
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Is it possible to reconcile the conflicting signals from the F.C.C. and the Department of Justice?
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He also declined to comment on whether Ms. Morris was simply being asked to reconcile calendars.
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"It is very hard to reconcile — I've known Mike for almost 30 years," Mr. Levin said.
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How will the Taliban, with their outdated and regressive rules, reconcile their beliefs with today's Afghanistan?
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Another thing Olbermann might find difficult to reconcile is the reversal in the two men's fortunes.
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But maybe once the tie is formally cut, people on both sides of Brexit can reconcile.
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Still, that was hard to reconcile with the polls they were seeing on CNN and Fox.
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But these productions are valiant, often valid attempts to reconcile musical theater and the pop format.
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How could I reconcile this with the fierce crip attitude in others that I've so admired?
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How do you reconcile that in light of WikiLeak's connection to Russia's acting in (inaudible) election?
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It's impossible to reconcile that pledge with Kelly's blind eye to what he knew about Porter.
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The House and the Senate must reconcile their versions before submitting it for President Trump's signature.
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"Menashe" embodies Mr. Weinstein's successful struggle to reconcile religious codes of behavior with filmmaking's practical necessities.
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But it is still working to reconcile its legal issues after years of alleged internal sexism.
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She said she is frequently asked how to reconcile her skimpy costume and the film's message.
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I do not need to understand how they reconcile their own heroism with his bone spurs.
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Sometimes he found these two convictions difficult to reconcile," Martin wrote in "A Prophet with Honor.
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He recalled her excitement over the workshop — how it had helped her reconcile her work troubles.
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"They're trying to reconcile two unreconcilables," said Miller, a vice president at the nonpartisan Wilson Center.
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"How can a science museum reconcile placing a climate denier in a leadership position?" she said.
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She could not reconcile her knowledge of her sweet, awkward boy with this wayward, confident person.
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The two chambers now must reconcile their versions of tax-reform legislation in a bicameral conference.
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Abiy has pledged to increase government transparency and reconcile a country torn by protests since 2015.
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Banhus is made of two disparate nouns, left to reconcile with each another in your head.
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Q. How do you reconcile being C.E.O. of a young company and the father of five boys?
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Reconcile yourself with the fact that your friend may not want to talk about it, Gilliland says.
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A better question, perhaps, is how this country of 21994 million people might better reconcile its history.
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Perhaps she strengthens and he softens; maybe one or both of them reconcile with a traumatic past.
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Many were bused to Idlib from other fronts precisely because they refused to reconcile with the regime.
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Frustrated residents are unable to reconcile such brazen acts with the heavy police presence in their neighborhood.
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How could I reconcile the need for peace and quiet with feeling like I was completely alone?
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The 2014 farm bill expired in September, after the House and the Senate couldn't reconcile their differences.
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The resulting one-person experiment helped Dessa reconcile her feelings, but it brought up questions as well.
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But the company still has to reconcile the lobbyists it hires with its liberal-leaning existing staff.
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Vox's own Matt Yglesias covered some important research that helps to reconcile reality with the Republican rhetoric.
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How do we reconcile Wonder Woman's power with the fact that she's a icon of female objectification?
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Although fighting Islamic State has given them common purpose, the two sides' agendas appear hard to reconcile.
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Such non-core activities would be hard to reconcile with the commercial mandate of a listed company.
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"We believe this new administration has a great opportunity to reconcile society with nature," said Greenpeace's Ampugnani.
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It aims to "reconcile the French with economics", as if a lovers' tiff had driven them apart.
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Littlefinger is hoping they won't reconcile their differences: he's trying to drive a wedge further between them.
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After several delays, Bisher provided the paperwork and the Currans still were unable to reconcile the account.
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When she and Jeff reconcile after the event, it's clear that the love between them is genuine.
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Parts of this follow-up feel like the filmmakers wrestling to reconcile with the phenomenon they started.
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In a maudlin final act, Rex falls ill, and Jeannette must decide whether to reconcile with him.
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Authorities will try to reconcile those two radically different portraits as the investigation into the stabbings continue.
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He didn't always succeed, but then again, attempts to fully reconcile theory and practice never really do.
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Broken Social Scene try to embody optimism, even when individual members struggle to reconcile realities before them.
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In the 2017 offseason, there are two truths that are a challenge to reconcile, but nevertheless coexist.
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Avoiding that outcome will take a lot of money, time, and a willingness to reconcile conflicting interests.
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Because of this, Caps are constantly working to reconcile their mortality and the time they have left.
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For older Haitians, it's hard to reconcile the country they remember with the Haiti they see now.
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Some senior Fatah figures want Abbas to reconcile with Dahlan, but the president shows no such inclination.
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Drake is the voice of a generation of men who can't reconcile their own sexism and desires.
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The bill would then need to go to conference committee to reconcile it with the House version.
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You hear Madison's conflict as she tries to reconcile prudent safety measures with the business of music.
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I understand the marketing side of this, but how do you reconcile this message with the teachings?
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How do you reconcile the varying elements of this man you've worked alongside for so many years?
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I, as a feminist who does not want a family, can reconcile this in my own mind.
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As the country struggles to reconcile both dynamics, some market investors are encouraged about the country's upside.
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Our arrangement is not something I've ever sought or envisioned for myself, and there's much to reconcile.
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In their zeal to reconcile these various factions, however, Burns and Novick handle division with kid gloves.
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And amateurism is hard to reconcile with the demands of training to compete with the world's best.
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That could leave much less money sitting idle while banks reconcile their different ledgers, as now happens.
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Mozart's characters learn all there is to know about the people they love, and they reconcile anyway.
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If the chambers approve separate bills, they will have to reconcile the plans before passing unified legislation.
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Republican senators will now move to reconcile their legislation with the House's proposal, passed in mid-November.
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Colombians have spent decades trying to reconcile the ecstatic remembrances of Escobar with the mayhem he produced.
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The new taxing process requires companies to electronically upload reams of invoices and reconcile them with vendors.
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She took the kids, the dog, and my ability to reconcile the world I was living in.
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We try to reconcile a glowing portrait of the accused with the horror described by their victim.
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Like Ms. Ayotte, many Republican senators have struggled to reconcile their fortunes with those of Mr. Trump.
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Senators will now have to reconcile their budget resolution with a separate one passed by the House.
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Abedin's and Weiner's families are hoping the couple will reconcile, according to the New York Post report.
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In a highly charged partisan political environment, Pai will have to reconcile these and other competing interests.
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The Senate will now have to reconcile its bill with the House's, which passed earlier this summer.
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Now if the "unity" agreement goes through, the two major Palestinian factions, Hamas and Fatah, may reconcile.
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I'm still trying to reconcile my own worldview with the overwhelming message that was delivered last night.
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It was disjointing to hear his voice — lucid, engaged, and critical — and reconcile it with his passing.
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The crisis revealed fundamental inefficiencies in the Greek economy that the country will be forced to reconcile.
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And maybe you have somehow managed to reconcile that disdain with tolerance for libertarian free-market mania.
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In the years following the end of World War II, Germany struggled to reconcile its violent history.
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If you're anything like me post-CXG finale, you're struggling to reconcile a whole lot of feelings.
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Britain and the European Union, at least, have clear objectives that they are both attempting to reconcile.
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The churlish tone erased any presumption that the couple had managed to reconcile with other family members.
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That is the dilemma actual hip-hop artists, like Jay-Z, are trying to reconcile for themselves.
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Many people can't get to their loved one's bedsides to whisper last goodbyes or reconcile old grudges.
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And that extreme duality is what makes it a lot harder for most of us to reconcile.
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There was no way to reconcile the man he was with the one I wanted to become.
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But it is still not easy for me to reconcile the two sides of my grandfather's story.
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If the bill passes, the House and Senate would then need to reconcile their two tax plans.
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But when it comes to working women, for instance, it's hard to reconcile this belief with reality.
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A few years ago, Smidt, who works at Michigan State University, was trying to reconcile two things.
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I think I was worried about how to reconcile my intellectual side with my singer-songwriter side.
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Both attempt to reconcile their desires with their newfound freedom — and the vulnerability that comes with it.
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The agreement also ushers in the start of talks to reconcile the Taliban and the Afghanistan government.
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When he asked Kim Kardashian West if her mother, Kris Jenner, would ever reconcile with Caitlyn Jenner.
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He could not reconcile Mr. Trump's response with his promise to be the president for all Americans.
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President Donald Trump's latest declaration on the Hong Kong protests seeks to reconcile his earlier conflicting statements.
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Could you reconcile yourself to a Trump presidency, simply as a four-year gold mine for comedy?
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The House and Senate must reconcile the differences in their bills before the plan can move forward.
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But when you look at the full range of data, there is another way to reconcile things.
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Talks to reconcile the different sides or revive previously considered pieces of legislation are ongoing, lawmakers insisted.
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I tried, but I could not reconcile my awakening with the values inherent in the professional game.
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Riot is still working to reconcile the case and cooperating with state officials as the investigation continues.
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As for the civil war between the party's "Sandernistas" and center-right Democrats, the party will reconcile.
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"Greta can't reconcile any of this with any of what she has just seen," her mother wrote.
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At best, we all have a natural expiration date that's hard enough to reconcile as we age.
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Future research is needed to reconcile the differences between past studies and this new work, he said.
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But Modi will also need to reconcile market demands with those from forces within his own administration.
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That's because more standardization across the industry would reduce the effort needed to reconcile data across entities.
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"We're still on a short schedule - Congress has days to reconcile House and Senate bills," Colas said.
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Lindelof does not treat those projects as canon, so they're impossible to reconcile with the TV series.
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I found it impossible to reconcile my intellectual, rational understanding with my need to save my son.
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"The news is by definition short-term, and there is no way to reconcile them," he said.
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We, the undersigned, cannot see how to reconcile our ethics with GitHub&aposs continued support of ICE.
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It's possible, after seven failed attempts to kill Obamacare, that Republicans will reconcile themselves to its existence.
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In A Christmas Prince 2, Amber struggles to reconcile her royal status with her regular, list-loving self.
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" THE RULEBOOK: WHAT HE SAID "Let us not attempt to reconcile contradictions, but firmly embrace a rational alternative.
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MacArthur said he and Upton had discussed the waiver extensively but hadn't been able to reconcile their views.
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While he recovered, they attempted to reconcile, but ultimately filed for divorce again in May of this year.
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Still, I struggle to reconcile who I am on paper with the person I see in the mirror.
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There will be time for that, and opportunities when the Americans must finally reconcile with phasing out Dempsey.
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Again, Chuck tries to reconcile with his old friend, but Ira never wants to speak to him again.
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Dodge's work implies that you'll eventually have to rethink love formally in order to reconcile technology and humanity.
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Penny's struggles to reconcile those conflicting viewpoints into a single coherent truth form the novel's most compelling scenes.
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Next-generation Indigenous feminist artists and thinkers do not seek to reconcile themselves to patriarchal peoples and institutions.
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Your brain goes haywire as it tries to reconcile your motionless body IRL with your sprinting virtual self.
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Financial markets struggled to reconcile his statements on the currency with his management of it, eroding his credibility.
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The House–Senate conference will hold an open meeting on Wednesday afternoon as it starts to reconcile differences.
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These videos will reconcile your arts-and-crafts-loving inner child with your food-porn-viewing adult self.
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They attempted to reconcile but eventually went their separate ways that August when Mario reconnected with his mistress.
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They attempted to reconcile but eventually went their separate ways that August when Mario reconnected with his mistress.
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It has not halted aid to Hamas, but it has quietly urged the group to reconcile with Fatah.
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Alternatively, the two chambers might negotiate to reconcile their proposals, before each votes again on the final bill.
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Their understandings of "rights" are so utterly different that there seems little point in attempting to reconcile them.
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"He was planning to come up and kill his wife if she didn't reconcile with him," Delgado testified.
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" She continued, "How do you reconcile your love for someone with the revelation that they have behaved badly?
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I think I reconcile this by reminding myself that single women deserve whatever they want — or don't want.
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It follows Margaret Wells (Morton) as she struggles to reconcile her roles as a mother and brothel owner.
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But it is hard to reconcile with predictions of continued enormous stock builds shown in some official statistics.
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It's been speculated that Al Mana, who is Muslim, and Jackson were struggling to reconcile their cultural values.
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It's been difficult to reconcile both this sudden softness towards each other and their discomfort with seducing others.
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Still, Republican leaders have to reconcile their unease with the fact that primary Republican voters opted for Trump.
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Warburton had even stronger words of skepticism for the hope that Renault and Nissan can reconcile their differences.
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"The EU must reconcile the need for open Internet with pragmatic rules that foster innovation," reads the manifesto.
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This global boom in investment might seem tough to reconcile with the challenges of the theme-park business.
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She finds it difficult to reconcile bitterness over the blight of Andrew's illness with gratitude for the reprieve.
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I think that's hard for fans to reconcile—they don't want to see how their sausage is made.
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This indifferentism is hard to reconcile with the effort and the artistry that Pessoa devoted to his work.
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Hearings need to be held, amendments need to be considered, the two houses need to reconcile their versions.
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It's both poignant and painfully funny when Jonathan tries to help Buzz reconcile with his estranged older brother.
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I had to reconcile staying in an unhealthy and abusive work environment because I held some poisonous beliefs.
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Despite having said she eventually wants to reconcile with her family, Lindsie's obviously worried about her immediate future.
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But as enjoyable as that version was, it didn't quite reconcile its screeching turns between farce and melodrama.
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Some people wondered how McMaster would reconcile such sentiments with the rather different impulses of his new boss.
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Then they have the next few weeks to reconcile the bills and send something to the President's desk.
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Survivors "also face challenges trying to reconcile with the family, the community to rebuild their lives," Abdulla says.
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However, they were able to reconcile, and they renewed their vows on Mother's Day 2017 in Las Vegas.
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Democratic leadership desperately needs to reconcile their pro-Israel donors with some of their anti-Semitic progressive voters.
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"For me, it was always going to be difficult to reconcile that high-low fashion balance," Prantera explained.
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"How do you reconcile your love for someone with the revelation that they have behaved badly?" she asked.
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I find it immensely difficult to reconcile myself with the reality of never experiencing that seductive dance again.
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The belated efforts to reconcile with Indigenous people have been championed by the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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Others are struggling to reconcile how these behaviors could happen even among men who believe in equal rights.
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The reality is there is no desire to take that up and try and reconcile two separate packages.
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Alone among the Republicans, the Arizona senator seemed to be wrestling with how to reconcile the competing accounts.
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But it has done little to encourage the Palestinian Authority to reconcile and return to control over Gaza.
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For the White House, however, the more basic question is whether it can ever reconcile with the Palestinians.
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How did Jan Smuts reconcile his belief in freedom abroad with his efforts to suppress it at home?
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Text messages obtained by TMZ appeared to show Chloe tried to reconcile with Chris months after their split.
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He left those who knew him to reconcile the death with the life, to find hints in hindsight.
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That renewed interest comes at a time when Canada is trying to reconcile with its troubled colonial past.
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Outside the cells, we're confronted with the difficult-to-reconcile fact that we're quarantined and the guards aren't.
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I do love that this reveal was part of Darlene's plan to get Wyatt and Ruth to reconcile.
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We are not done with life until we reconcile those things about which we feel shame or remorse.
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As Mr Brown carefully explains, they use many different arguments to reconcile this position with the older texts.
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The Senate must now reconcile its version of the bill with legislation passed by the House of Representatives.
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The two legislative bodies will now have to reconcile the small differences between their bills in conference. Gov.
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Circumstances have forced Biden to reconcile out loud with the reality: This very well could be the end.
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Mr Johnson tries to reconcile these tensions by supporting a combination of big government and old-fashioned patriotism.
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" He said the government had "made a genuine attempt to bridge the chasm, to reconcile the apparently irreconcilable.
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The EU now has to reconcile its stance with that of the European Commission and the European Parliament.
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As a child in a new country, Lucchesi says she struggled to reconcile her European and African identity.
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Today's show tries to reconcile the unexpectedly active U.S. military with the isolationist tone of President Trump's campaign.
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Republican senators will now move to reconcile their legislation with the House's proposal, which passed in mid-November.
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Almost every member of the court indicated that the law was hard to reconcile with the First Amendment.
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But after Trump'a general election victory, there were efforts to reconcile the new administration with the Republican Party.
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He doesn't miss alcohol, but it has been hard for Wilson to reconcile his faith with his job.
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I don't know how they reconcile the divides within their own conference, never mind find any Democratic votes.
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Pelosi wants to reconcile competing measures from the committees and bring a measure to the floor this spring.
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"To forgive is not to forget, but to reconcile," Ms. González said during a debate on the bill.
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Despite the family drama, both Frieda and Joel say they love Chris and hope they can reconcile soon.
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They want absolution from the racism that infects us all even though forgiveness cannot reconcile America's racist sins.
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How can we reconcile Errol Morris's stated mission of pursuing the truth with him helping to promote Theranos?
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As for her own feelings as an actress, Nichols said she would love to see the two reconcile.
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" He added that the new government was seeking "to reconcile the European dimension with our Polish, local dimension.
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She and Taylor would reconcile and star in a TV movie (scripted by Carrie Fisher) mocking their rivalry.
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Republicans can then attack Trump's ideas, but hide behind this rationalization to reconcile their principles with their actions.
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Yet attempts to reconcile QM and gravity fall apart when there is extremely strong gravity, like around black holes.
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The clues that the two singers were ready to reconcile have been out in the open for a while.
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As Mr Sánchez acknowledged, it was never going to be simple to reconcile two very different left-wing traditions.
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In acknowledging their loss as fair, candidates helped reconcile their supporters to loss and a peaceful change in power.
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The coalition is struggling to reconcile demands for public sector wage and pension hikes with reducing the budget deficit.
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He's trying to reconcile taking a life, even when it was the right thing to do, officials said Monday.
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After an argument with John, who wants to reconcile with her, she wanders into the night, eventually discovering Oatmeal.
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Loving our neighbor and being ready to kill our neighbor are things that we must reconcile as Christ-followers.
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CNN: How do you reconcile living the fast-paced life that we live and finding the time to cook?
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If you want to reconcile back to the Black community, you have to go back to the Black church.
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"I think one must reconcile ourselves that maybe there is no silver bullet here," he told reporters Tuesday evening.
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These kind sentiments have led the internet to suspect that maybe — just maybe — the two will reconcile one day.
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But this much is clear: Their son's struggle to reconcile his faith with his identity was not his alone.
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She needed to reconcile, on the record, the little girl she once was with the person she is now.
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Obama worked to reconcile that past this week by announcing $90 million in new aide for clearing unexploded bombs.
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The fate of the amendment remains unclear as the Senate and House have yet to reconcile their different versions.
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The parties have struggled to reconcile their programmes, which promise big tax cuts (the League) and benefit increases (M5S).
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Mrs May will find it difficult to reconcile the two sides—and accordingly hard to negotiate through phase two.
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Doing "step work" and other exercises helped me to reconcile with what I ultimately wanted with how I behaved.
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And accordingly, the show is likely going to continue to struggle to reconcile its new material with its genre.
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They can create an account when they make their first purchase later down the road — ReachFive will reconcile profiles.
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Psychological support helps to deal with trauma, to reconcile with victims or to learn how to disagree without fighting.
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"There simply is no way to reconcile a get-tough-on-China policy with withdrawing from TPP," Froman said.
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Peter K represents the new romantic hero, proof that we can reconcile women's equality with the romantic comedy renaissance.
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For me, it was the moment I was finally able to reconcile her career and what it's actually worth.
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But, in my unsophisticated view at the time, I couldn't reconcile why, if innocent, he decided to lawyer-up.
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For months I tried to reconcile what was my sanctuary, my home, with what became a site of trauma.
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Obviously, the girls won in our book, though Beyoncé and Mars seemed to reconcile before it was all over.
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Pentagon Black's mission is to reconcile the idealism of music creation with the unforgiving economics that typify the business.
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And they can reconcile the facts and events on the ground with how they want the world to be.
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So, the more proof we have that Hawking radiation exists, the more pressure there is reconcile the information paradox.
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In a nation deeply divided along ideological and geopolitical fault lines, bipartisan collaborative bridges may help reconcile our nation.
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The two houses of Congress are trying to reconcile tax bills granting corporations tax amnesty for foreign-sourced profits.
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That consensus, with its attempt to reconcile values and interests, prudence with action, needs to be articulated and championed.
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Dr Pierrehumbert says it is going to be "very hard to reconcile" low atmospheric pressure with an unfrozen Earth.
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So, how to reconcile these deep-seated, deadening states of mind with the tenacity Gazans display to keep resisting?
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None of them have any way out, so the question becomes how do they reconcile themselves with their surroundings?
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House Republicans voted earlier Monday night on a motion to go to conference to reconcile the two chambers' bills.
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His grandfather, he said, did not reconcile with Kroc, but was occasionally involved with the corporation after Kroc's death.
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It can build on and reconcile the different approaches the early-adopting jurisdictions have taken to protect consumer privacy.
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With every nominee, Mr. Bopp said, there are differences in policy that are difficult to reconcile with the platform.
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One official tries to reconcile the two by noting the difference between "the" (existing) and "a" (new) customs union.
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Feature A home is something both looked at and lived in, but that duality can be difficult to reconcile.
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"We must find the path that permits us to reconcile respect for religious values and republican values," he said.
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If the House and Senate pass separate bills, they will have to reconcile them before approving a final bill.
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The bill will reconcile the House- and Senate-passed versions into one bill that overhauls the Congressional Accountability Act.
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We don't all agree on what blackness or Americanness means, or whether we should even reconcile those two things.
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Even with our differences — in fact, because of them — we are determined to reconcile our communities and create unity.
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Others can reveal the sometimes comical contortions that clerics go through to reconcile modernity with their understanding of religion.
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Alternating between Buddhist musings and illicit business deals, Chun, like China, struggles to reconcile the spiritual and the transactional.
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If Horta-Osório can reconcile the bank's low-risk, high-return ambitions with reality, then that premium should persist.
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Their adventure forces Danny to reconcile his past with the Overlook once and for all and embrace his power.
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But you can't reconcile this disclosure with what he previously stated to the American people on Air Force One.
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The province announced it would spend $250 million over the next three years to reconcile relationships with Indigenous people.
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Microsoft attempted to reconcile the overheated output with population proximity by launching an experiment in 2015 called Project Natick.
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Jeffrey Liebman, an economist at Harvard's Kennedy School, helped reconcile the demographic and eligibility stories in a 2015 paper.
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"There is a clash between statutes that the court needed to reconcile but ignored," Tolchin said in an interview.
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It's now Angela's turn to reconcile her grandfather's experiences with her own identity and her own sense of heroism.
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The only way to reconcile this with his refusal to seek an extension is indeed to hold an election.
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I couldn't reconcile having made the choice to get rid of the real thing with using a plastic replica.
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Conference committees, once an elemental part of Congress, occur when the House and Senate have to reconcile two bills.
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For many who live here it's difficult to reconcile San Francisco's liberal politics with the misery that surrounds them.
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Zoe launches a campaign of destruction against both the boy and Amy, after which the girls appear to reconcile.
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It's about negotiating gender roles as a young couple, and how to reconcile one partner's success with another's struggles.
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After Castro jailed a dissident poet, Mr. Hart sought to reconcile with Cuba's intellectuals by creating a culture ministry.
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There was a solemnity to his voice that was hard to reconcile with the laughing man of years ago.
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On "Fox News Sunday" O'Brien also struggled to reconcile Trump's words with intelligence made available to members of Congress.
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He found it almost impossible to reconcile the news coverage of Guantánamo Bay with what he had witnessed there.
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While seeking to reconcile science and religion, Father Coyne also vigorously supported Darwin and challenged believers in intelligent design.
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Next month, Nielsen and Billboard will adjust their formula to reconcile streams, downloads and sales in computing chart positions.
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Do you think she will find a way to reconcile or integrate her online presence with her real life?
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Bernstein said it cannot reconcile the current stock price with company fundamentals after a 25% rally since late May.
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He added that profitability has to reconcile with the inherent problems it can create for people and the planet.
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This timely memoir seeks to reconcile an evangelical upbringing in Texas with literary life in a godless New York.
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Schubert said the mother of his children had responded negatively to text messages in which he attempted to reconcile.
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And there is simply no easy way to either reconcile those views or get members not to express them.
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"In reopening the Bataclan, we have two important tasks to reconcile," Sting said in a statement on his website.
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Beyond that, there's the eternal futility of attempts to reconcile ethical right and wrong with aesthetic good and bad.
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This comes on top of the reduction that must take place to reconcile House and Senate defense spending levels.
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Why we're expecting this to blow up: Both chambers will need to eventually reconcile their different bills. http://bit.
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Williams and I are trying to reconcile because we believe it is in the best interest of our child.
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It's often difficult, if not impossible, to reconcile the needs of a child with the good of the common.
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This was a chance for the NFL to partially reconcile the ongoing kneeling controversy, and they totally blew it.
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Like George and company, the play itself seems to be groping to reconcile conflicting concepts and means of expression.
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There is no way to reconcile Gropius's emotional life in the early twenties with the idealized spaces he created.
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But, he added, it may be a "bridge too far" for the entire Taliban to reconcile with the government.
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It is simply impossible to reconcile something like the Trail of Tears with a basic sense of human decency.
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The U.S. House of Representatives and Senate must now reconcile the differences in their respective versions of the legislation.
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Of the three, it contains the love story that is most difficult to reconcile with 2016's sexual mores.
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As a Sanders supporter, how do you reconcile voting for her with the amount she's taken in corporate contributions?
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Some couldn't reconcile the so-called "attractiveness gap" between the two actors; others found the episode entirely self-indulgent.
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I'm curious if you reconcile those real benefits that a small number of philanthropists provide with your broader critique.
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Even if the Socialists and Podemos reconcile their differences, they will need the cooperation of other parties to govern.
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"For the most part, I try to reconcile animal/man and landscape/environment, in one way or another," Lucente says.
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"If we do our work right, we have an opportunity not just to reconcile, but to make some real change."
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The arrangement is an effort to reconcile Notre Dame's Catholic values with its commitment to diversity within the university community.
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It's the kind of predicament that's tough to reconcile but having billions of dollars will certainly help you ignore it.
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Kim Dae-jung won the 2000 Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to promote democracy and reconcile with North Korea.
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The move was part of my effort, as a settled adult, to reconcile the country and city sides of me.
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And needless to say, a stronger USD is difficult to reconcile with the creation and protection of manufacturing jobs domestically.
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Rather, it more modestly strives to reconcile seemingly irreconcilable preferences in order for people to live together and co-operate.
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That is a difficult image to reconcile for fans of the performer who wrote the raunchy lyrics to 'Darling Nikki'.
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The ensemble here is the overarching metaphor for how friend groups and found families reconcile themselves into an overarching whole.
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On paper, Mr Cotton is an unlikely figure to reconcile Mr Trump's burn-it-all-down followers with conventional conservatives.
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It is hard to reconcile these tragic deaths, both animal and human, with the demand for trinkets and ineffectual potions.
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For Trump, the meeting tested his ability to reconcile with the Washington establishment that he and the voters have scorned.
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Blindspotting rests on a kind of racial ambiguity that is hard to reconcile if you're not from the Bay Area.
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Instead he was trying to reconcile something else: How America's people could be so kind, but its politics so cruel.
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How is Angela going to reconcile Will's past experiences (that only we've seen) with her idea of being a hero?
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Even as Elizabeth settles in to her duties, she struggles to reconcile the conflict between her public and private selves.
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Might he dare try to be the one who tries to reconcile Xi and Trump at the G-20 summit?
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Any agreement to change the rules has to reconcile differences in how provinces define beneficial ownership and collect such information.
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A rancorous resignation has shown Mr López Obrador how hard it is to reconcile his development dreams with economic reality.
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Israeli officials will be watching closely to see if Trump attempts to reconcile these conflicting signals in his public remarks.
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Maybe something that you really like is something that your perpetrator did to you, and how do you reconcile that?
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Theresa May, who took office as prime minister in the wake of the referendum, has struggled to reconcile these camps.
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In Mr Trump's struggles, thoughtful Republicans should see the promise of a second chance to try to reconcile these contradictions.
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How then to reconcile evidence of the toll taken by new technologies with the difficulty in detecting a productivity cost?
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You see it over and over again: this attempt to reconcile geometry with organic forms, the intellect with the emotions.
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It doesn't reconcile that goal with the federal government's open-ended promise to pay for virtually every form of care.
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You have to reconcile the person you accept that you are now with the person you thought you always were.
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Since her debut, Lavigne's music has struggled to reconcile grandiose, clean pop production with a self-consciously messy, rebellious singer.
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Senate Republicans are trying to reconcile conservatives' position on Medicaid reform with those of moderates and Republicans from expansion states.
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They are less likely than men to have the freedom to reconcile work and family obligations with a political career.
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Be smart: The Senate still needs to pass their own plan, and then both chambers need to reconcile the differences.
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But this definitely escalates the tax bill's drama — especially if and when the House and Senate must reconcile their versions.
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The couple announced a split in February 2017, but it was unclear if they were trying to reconcile ... until now.
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The notion that people can reconcile their differences over a beverage has been a tired Madison Avenue trope for decades.
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Richards also opened up about her sometimes tumultuous relationship with her sister Kyle – and how they have started to reconcile.
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Again, many are delighted to see Flynn's downfall, but can liberals really reconcile themselves to the full implications of it?
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Meanwhile, the pregnant nuns squirm at their changing bodies, trying to reconcile the brutality they have suffered with their faith.
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But they'll need to reconcile big differences over how much to spend and how much to leave up to states.
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Yet her plan for "a solar panel on every roof" doesn't reconcile with her stated concern for lower-income Americans.
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So it was curated, but it started out as an attempt to reconcile that tension between recording and live performance.
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Darla, who appears in three stories, has a chronic illness to which her lover, an incompetent romantic, can't reconcile himself.
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We cannot reconcile with those who want to tear up the Constitution or those who want blood in the street.
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The global marketplace has made it nearly impossible to reconcile private business interests with the federal government's cyber-security priorities.
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If the Senate passes a plan, the two chambers will have to reconcile the differences before sending it to Trump.
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The two competing versions of the Labor-HHS bill in the House and Senate would be extremely difficult to reconcile.
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Or will there be a failure to reconcile, imperiling the effort to defeat Donald J. Trump in the presidential election?
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A Simple Favor is littered with similar flashes of humor that don't reconcile with the rest of the movie's tone.
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But in my personal life, I was struggling in isolation with how to reconcile my own faith with my sexuality.
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If the House and Senate pass separate bills, they would have to reconcile the plans in a joint conference committee.
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My finance background and attention to detail enabled me to reconcile and find errors in complex financial statements and models.
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After that, both chambers will reconcile their bills into a single piece for President Barack Obama to sign or veto.
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Setbacks to talks Over the years, multiple attempts have been made by both administrations to reconcile and restart bilateral talks.
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America First can't mean America only Trump tried unsuccessfully to reconcile his America First nationalist strategy with a globalist one.
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Wesbrook told a court he went to the Houston-area home of his former wife, Gloria Coons, seeking to reconcile.
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Time will tell if investors can reconcile Sand Hill Road, Main Street, Wall Street and the rest of the world!
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I had to reconcile my own fandom with my own feelings about how we cover and talk about sexual assault.
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Eventually, the way that we managed to reconcile it was to stop thinking of vocals as vocals––of course, obviously!
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I'm still trying to reconcile what this all means, and I know I have a lot more work to do.
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So how do you reconcile a set human capacity with a demand for change, imposed by overcrowding and societal challenges?
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It's practically impossible to reconcile the insanity of the last three days with optimism for the future of American democracy.
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But it does matter, I thought at 17, and I wanted to reconcile these statements with the artist I loved.
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He wanted to know whether couples ever do reconcile, whether they stayed together, and whether their motivations changed over time.
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A joint House-Senate conference committee is expected to meet this Fall to reconcile the differences in the energy bills.
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The president's less-than-perfect pronouncements, however, left public health officials straining to reconcile them on the Sunday talk shows.
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How do I reconcile my obligation to respond politely as a representative of my organization with my tendency toward snark?
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And Republicans are suddenly having to reconcile their party's position with the anger of many of their tax-weary constituents.
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"I wouldn't say that this project has helped me reconcile or come to terms with any of this," Murff said.
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They did not speak for years until the day Tom extended his hand to John and said, 'Let us reconcile.
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Another piety is that only an Israeli-Palestinian peace deal could reconcile the wider Arab world to the Jewish state.
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After all, what is love — of people, institutions or country — but the attempt to reconcile what cannot be easily reconciled?
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Each company has to have dedicated teams that help reconcile things like the currency exchange between regions for each transaction.
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In scene after scene, Nunu struggles to reconcile her memory with her desire to make its jagged details fit together.
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Dr. Blasey was firm about closing a door that would allow us to reconcile her accusation and Judge Kavanaugh's denial.
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This has triggered a flood of scholarly and/or humorous papers over the years, trying to reconcile this apparent error.
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Provocative as the film is, it doesn't fully reconcile Tsemel's contradictions, if such a thing were even possible or desirable.
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How do you reconcile that with the rumors about drama or division between Constance Wu and Jennifer Lopez on-set?
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However, the House has passed its own version of the measure that they could try to reconcile with the Senate.
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We couldn't understand how to reconcile the pluralistic and progressive society we live in with the results of the election.
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This underscores the challenges for Trump as he seeks to reconcile the economic realities of trade with his campaign rhetoric.
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In an article in the English Catholic weekly The Tablet in 2005, Father Coyne sought to reconcile religion with evolution.
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Despite winning the confidence vote, the government may prove fragile after struggling to reconcile differences over policy and cabinet positions.
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It's all about trying to reconcile that anxious, addled, selfish person with the fact that someone else needs her now.
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The way she uses social media is completely different from the way I do, and it's hard to reconcile that.
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Attar's admiration would lead to one of the first of many attempts to reconcile Islamic teaching with Western enlightenment values.
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He beat her to death because of external pressure that conflicted with desires he couldn't quite reconcile in his imagination.
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How, exactly, should we reconcile the vast sum of money and energy poured into diversity training with its lackluster results?
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Over the course of the play, the lovers quarrel and reconcile — repeatedly — in ways that seem bracingly contemporary and realistic.
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But how do they reconcile their desire to be more sustainable with jobs that revolve around indulgence, disposability, and newness?
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It's a moment that really gets to the heart of what makes Chewie so tough to reconcile as a character.
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I and other family members have made repeated attempts to reconcile with her in recent years, but she has refused.
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Meanwhile, the House and Senate will start in earnest next week to reconcile their tax bills in a bipartisan conference.
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Can a neighborhood leader reconcile his sacrifice to defend democracy during the coup with the government's crackdown on democratic freedoms?
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Minor differences between the two bills mean legislators would have to reconcile the versions before they send it to Gov.
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"We're trying to reconcile an environment with higher rates and rising inflation," said Ernie Cecilia, CIO at Bryn Mawr Trust.
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And it's a reflection on the balancing act immigrants face, as they seek to reconcile different aspects of their identities.
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Our intimate lives, where we are the most vulnerable and the least rational, are the hardest to reconcile with politics.
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Our columnist, who spent part of his childhood living there, found it hard to reconcile his memories with today's reality.
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And even if the Taliban show that willingness, the Afghan side is divided in ways that seem difficult to reconcile.
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Twitter said its data-retention policies made it unable to reconcile the figures for periods before last year's fourth quarter.
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Negesa's case, however, was one of the most difficult ones for Mitra to reconcile because Negesa opted to have surgery.
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This is an issue to watch going forward as the House and Senate try to reconcile their competing tax bills.
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Nabokov could reconcile himself to a new country and a new language, to a confiscated past and a hijacked future.
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There is a way to reconcile Business Trump and President Trump, but it only works for him, not the country.
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Douglas and Zeta-Jones appear to be utterly reconciled — the the pair split in 2013 only to reconcile a year later.
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The Trump administration is already struggling to reconcile its wild promises of a "big, beautiful wall" with the existing policy reality.
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The debate about football now is a personal one, that every player, parent, and fan will have to reconcile with themselves.
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The university issued a set of plans to "reconcile" (quoting Georgetown President John J. DeGioia) its role in benefitting from slavery.
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I cannot reconcile the June who would (and did) make the decision to leave Hannah behind once already before being recaptured.
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MS: How do you reconcile the political realities of 2016 with the spiritual aspects of Shapes of Water, Sounds of Hope?
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A public apology leads to good publicity, so it behooves the two parties to reconcile while they have something to promote.
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The two important goals of safeguarding our American heritage and protecting environmental resources should not be difficult for us to reconcile.
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Our minds protect us, often without our realizing it, by latching on to narratives that can reconcile such tragic opposing facts.
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The ruling is a significant precedent as US courts seek to reconcile legal borders with the international logic of cloud computing.
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The marriage survives if both parties reconcile within that time-frame; failing that, a divorce becomes valid on the 91st day.
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Emmett has had to reconcile his faith in the Lord with his gender identity, and the road has not been easy.
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That vow is hard to reconcile with an analysis by the Tax Policy Centre, a think-tank, of the AHCA's impact.
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It's inconsistent with the idea that Flynn quit of his own volition, but also impossible to reconcile with what actually happened.
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If all of the measures succeed, it could force federal lawmakers to reconcile restrictive federal drug laws with shifting public opinion.
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Many mainstream politicians therefore end up in the rather muddy middle: trying to reconcile liberal instincts with responsiveness to voters' concerns.
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But some Franken supporters found the allegations impossible to reconcile with the senator's reputation as a steadfast supporter for women's rights.
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It's no surprise so many outlets go it wrong, though, as fans seem overly eager for the two men to reconcile.
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Theoretical considerations predicted a much larger mass, but if a WIMP exists, it is easy to reconcile the prediction and measurement.
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One of the main problems, Dr. Zayas says, is many parents' inability to reconcile their own world views with their daughters'.
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The case before the Supreme Court on Tuesday will force it to reconcile these two seemingly irreconcilable ideals of the jury.
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He criticized Israeli settlements, saying the only path to Mideast peace will come when the two sides reconcile deeply held differences.
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But there's an unshakable feeling that parts of her character are basically plot devices to reconcile Karen and Murdock's shattered relationship.
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Midge is invited as moral support and finds out about the party just as Susie strides into B. Altman to reconcile.
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Nevertheless, several insiders have told PEOPLE that Kardashian's decision to reconcile with Thompson hasn't gone over well with her famous family.
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" But, he added, they must strive "to reconcile the pursuit of diversity with the constitutional promise of equal treatment and dignity.
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Nevertheless, several insiders have told PEOPLE that Kardashian's decision to reconcile with Thompson hasn't gone over well with her famous family.
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On Monday, he set aside questions of how he could reconcile his faith with his continued full-throated backing of Trump.
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But doesn't operate in any way that doesn't strive to reconcile those, because that's who she is—that's what she knows.
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As well, anonymous forums like Reddit, Quora, and Whisper are riddled with threads from mothers attempting to reconcile their own regret.
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Another has Derek trying to reconcile with his son (Cyrus Arnold) who, to his horror, has grown up fat and unfashionable.
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However, this might be hard to reconcile with his stance favoring heavy policing of those same communities, including stop-and-frisk.
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What we need now is a concerted effort to manage and reconcile the troublesome but comparatively minor differences in the relationship.
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But, with conflicting legislation, the two groups end up in "conference" where they try to reconcile their differences behind closed doors.
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How do they reconcile a movement that's finally giving a voice to female trauma with the instinct to protect their sons?
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That window of hope for him was a limited one and that can probably be a difficult thing to reconcile to.
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It was seeing the personification of someone's brain trying to reconcile their reason with their hope, their doubts with their desires.
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The flagship journal of American conservatism continues to find a way to reconcile itself with the Republican president it once opposed.
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Neither has made any real attempt to reconcile after Trump accused Obama of ordering wiretaps at his skyscraper in New York.
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I think it's hard to reconcile in one case you reach a complete conclusion and the other side you have not.
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Devotees will have to reconcile their desire to respect the man's privacy, so fiercely guarded during his life, and their curiosity.
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How do you reconcile that question of humanity and humanism and the requirements of realpolitik in a hostile and dangerous world?
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This issue sees Emmy trying to reconcile her place in the world, and the comic drips with a low, thumping dread.
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But Aaron is convinced there's a way to reconcile and join both communities against a common enemy, while Enid remains unconvinced.
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The House and the Senate now must reconcile their bills before sending a final version to Trump to sign into law.
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"The statement of the U.S. ambassador is once again unsettling and difficult to reconcile with his diplomatic role," Wadephul told Reuters.
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The way we can reconcile the competing forces of memory, destiny and reality is by leading Europe's next stage of development.
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When they are older, perhaps the children can reconcile questions of income inequality and free college tuition on their own terms.
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"To Hervé Chapron, a specialist in employment, who knows that the first lesson of power is to reconcile cultures," he wrote.
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But there is little chance that the two men will reconcile and write a book together, in the great French tradition.
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After the pair are discovered, Ijeoma returns home and learns to reconcile her desires with a society intent on suppressing them.
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Other individuals cannot reconcile themselves to the fact that they are no longer the person they used to be, he added.
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Instead of pushing post-war Germany and France "to reconcile," now it will encourage the bellicose nationalism from Poland and Hungary.
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RELATED: Congress slowly working behind the scenes to reconcile 2 bills on sexual harassment Weighing in on the matter, Democratic Rep.
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In closing herself off to Hollywood and his attempts at repair, she may have missed a chance to reconcile with him.
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The struggle to reconcile the complex biographies of cherished figures is obvious to anyone who has given these matters serious thought.
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So even if they pass the full Senate, they could change when the two chambers reconcile their versions of the bill.
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Hundreds of financial market utilities (FMUs) have been created to reconcile differences before trades are paid for and assets are transferred.
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A bipartisan group of 85033 state attorneys general last year asked Congress to reconcile the gap between state and federal laws.
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Yet intellectual labor is the territory of this speaker, and her task is to reconcile herself with the path she's chosen.
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I understood why I did it, hard as it is now to admit, hard as it is to reconcile, as shameful.
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And I always kept it open to reconcile the whole thing completely, but you have to take what you can get.
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Eventually, an architectural theory of "social standard" emerged, which attempted to reconcile massive development projects with an individualized experience of space.
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The tentative goal at the moment is to reconcile nine of the 12 appropriations bills and send them to the President.
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But there are some incongruities between the graphic novel and the television show that are a little more difficult to reconcile.
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I think it's great to seek compromise, and to get creative in finding ways to reconcile the imbalance in your libidos.
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The prodigal son of a winemaking family returns to France from his home in Australia to reconcile with his estranged siblings.
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His sudden embrace of the bill is difficult to reconcile with his previously strident criticisms of the GOP's Obamacare repeal effort.
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