The only way to make peace with technology is to make peace with ourselves.
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"My message is this to all the Muslim communities on the face of the Earth: Make peace with America and make peace with Israel and stop the killings, stop the attacks," he said.
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I think that's how I make peace with it. Westworld?
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I will never be able to make peace with that.
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I struggled to understand and make peace with the illness.
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The new government is anxious to make peace with rebels.
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It's his mind trying to make peace with [her death].
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How does such an institution make peace with its history?
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The prospect of death is one astronauts must make peace with.
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As predicted, Trump reaching out to make peace with Republican "establishment".
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"You have to use it, change it, make peace with it."
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I also wanted to make peace with my past, including Ike.
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Now Google is looking to make peace with a new Chrome extension.
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And he promised to make peace with Eritrea, Ethiopia's long-standing enemy.
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Mr. Khan has said he would like to make peace with India.
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Only then can we make peace with our identities and move forward.
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She, too, struggles from an inability to make peace with the past.
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" Williams, too, "[writes] to make peace with the things [she] cannot control.
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By releasing it to the world, I can finally make peace with it.
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And they're yours to make peace with, celebrate, and even put on display.
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Early on, Mr Erdogan had been ready to make peace with the Kurds.
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"We'd be so stunned that we'd make peace with one another," he remembered.
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One way to succeed: Accept that it's hard and make peace with that.
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Haley said Abbas lacks "courage and the will" to make peace with Israel.
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Me putting it out there is me trying to make peace with it.
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But to support Trump is to make peace with white grievance and hate.
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" — Mark Coleman, a mindfulness teacher and author of "Make Peace With Your Mind.
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President Hassan Rouhani of Iran is warning President Trump to make peace with Tehran.
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And that's okay, so long as we acknowledge that, and make peace with it.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is trying to make peace with his new Hawaiian neighbors.
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How if at all we make peace with the beasts birthed in The Anthropocene?
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The Australian model, 26, decided in August to finally "make peace" with her body.
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And when … you make peace with all the people you've had a problem with?
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Nevertheless, Thomas, even now, is still trying to make peace with his own contributions.
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You also need to make peace with the idea that not everything will click.
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The point is to make peace with your financial life and see it positively.
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But at least they got to make peace with each other before the battle.
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Dracula, incensed, swears revenge on humanity unless they make peace with what they've done.
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It can help people get through really difficult times and make peace with their troubles.
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You either man up and make peace with your actions or you make that change.
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If we could resolve these predicaments, we could make peace with the tribes and government.
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The Cossacks have said they were there that day to make peace with the Bandidos.
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So she has made a choice: She is trying to make peace with her attackers.
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They will either have to make peace with a shutdown or make concessions to Democrats.
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"I have had to come to terms with that and make peace with that," he said.
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But I did not make peace with the event that really drove me into mental hell.
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You control the variables you can, and in your mind, you make peace with the risks.
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Further, the new connection has helped both make peace with difficult pasts – namely, their father's distance.
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In 1994, Jordan became the second of only two Arab countries to make peace with Israel.
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Republicans will eventually either have to make peace with a shutdown or make concessions to Democrats.
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He said he advised staff to make peace with not being able to help every worker.
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Sonic poses that same question to himself, as he struggles to make peace with his solitude.
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Her parents, who split up when Claire was 3, struggled to make peace with her choice.
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Her dreamy style is just the calming palette-cleanser we need to make peace with Monday.
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That means Republicans will either have to make peace with a shutdown or make concessions to Democrats.
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As the late Yitzhak Rabin famously observed, you make peace with your enemies, not with your friends.
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Mrs. Jones: As individuals you have to make peace with the decisions you make in your life.
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Does that mean you have had to make peace with letting other people make big creative decisions?
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How can I make peace with her choice and rebuild our strained relationship into a strong one?
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Mr. Romney has repeatedly proved willing to make peace with the president and the powers that be.
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Her name was Gabriele Baring, and she was there to help them make peace with their dead.
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The key for me was to make peace with my practice and give everything up to it.
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My heart beats steady; I make peace with the fact that I am going to have no hair.
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Apple adjusted the price to try and make peace with users after its speed-throttling practice was outed.
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Rebecca expects this literal do-or-die news will make Jack come home and make peace with Stanley.
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Jamie-Lynn Sigler is still learning to make peace with the way Multiple sclerosis has impacted her life.
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" A pastor of 24 years, he believes Donham's comments may be a way to "make peace with God.
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She depicts women struggling to make lives for themselves, or to make peace with the lives they have.
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My goal is to make peace with what his career cost me and our children, not celebrate it.
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Maybe tomorrow I will begin to make peace with food, my body, and the spirit of nature itself.
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The idea is to "make peace with forbidden treats" by eating so much it becomes just another food.
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My fiancé's grandfather had a long life and the opportunity to make peace with everyone before he died.
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Last week, after the tribe returned from voting out Ronnie, Elaine tried to make peace with outsider Aaron.
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However, you should make peace with the fact that there's no future in which everything is just solved.
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He thinks his government should do more to make peace with Palestinians, separate religion and state, and cut inequality.
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Facebook is willing to make peace with regulation as long as that shields it from new competition, he said.
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So what's your goal: to help people manage their own deaths or to help them make peace with it?
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Abiy, who was an intelligence officer during the war, promised in his inaugural speech to make peace with Eritrea.
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To say we need to make peace with the swamp is not an endorsement of how Washington works now.
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But not every member of the championship team plans to make peace with the president on the South Lawn.
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But after 25 years, you may need to make peace with the likelihood that she will come up short.
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If you don't make peace with your past, it will never leave you and it will create your future.
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Or because they're wondering if they'll ever find love, or a fulfilling job, or make peace with their parents.
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"Being mixed and growing up in these two cultures, musubis have allowed me to make peace with my past."
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She didn't merely make peace with the cane that she sometimes uses to walk; she made friends with it.
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If we're lucky and wise, we make peace with the vulnerability that attends the admission of one's essential frailty.
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But just over a month after the shake-up, it decided it was best to make peace with Elliott.
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He's treading carefully to ensure continued support from the U.S. while trying to make peace with powerful neighbor Russia.
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Dennis Rodman just sent a message to Donald Trump -- call me, so we can make peace with North Korea together!
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"No one wanted us to make peace with this, like Hatfields-McCoys of Republican politics, more than me," she said.
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It might even foreshadow Jon as the one who will make peace with the White Walkers to end the war.
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With each victory, the voices trying to make peace with Mr Trump's hostile takeover of the Republican Party grow louder.
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When we lose something precious, many of us eventually make peace with the fact that we'll never get it back.
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She has spent every day for the past 14 years trying to make peace with the news she heard then.
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The Turkish government has pledged to rebuild the southeast and to make peace with the Kurds in its own way.
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The Arab countries have made clear that they will not make peace with Israel without resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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This is about how we make peace with the Palestinians in the future but preserve the capacity to do so.
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People want him to work to make peace with the nation, a sentiment that has held for presidents since 2012.
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A compromise to cut them significantly could be a tool for Clinton to make peace with Sanders and his supporters.
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You have to make peace with the idea that lots of games, many excellent, are destined to pass you by.
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I was going to visit the swampland of my soul, make peace with death, and become one with the universe.
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But the refusal of his critics to make peace with the reality that he is president has been equally at fault.
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On the surface, the story is about a woman trying to recover from an illness and make peace with her mother.
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"If she's at peace with it, I have to find a way to make peace with it," she told the newspaper.
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She said the first thing she'll do is try to make peace with her parents, who haven't visited her in years.
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Egypt was the first Arab power to make peace with Israel, in 1979, but the treaty remains unpopular among many Egyptians.
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Or, if not satisfied, then at least can make peace with who they are and where their lives have taken them.
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Trump's statements have made it impossible for any future Syrian government, not only Bashear Assad's regime, to make peace with Israel.
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This has put it at odds with Apple, though the iPhone-maker has little choice but to make peace with it.
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You must either cancel the wedding or make peace with the fact that you are about to marry a lunatic dreamer.
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Survival of the throne: episode two A Japanese royal sought to make peace with the lands his country had once conquered.
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South Korea's new president vowed to do "whatever it takes" to make peace with North Korea as he was sworn in.
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Yahya gave up the fight in 2006 after accepting amnesty from Bouteflika and persuaded others to make peace with the state.
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This battle has torn Argentina in two, revealing what can go wrong when a country fails to make peace with its past.
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I was no fan of what Comey did in 2016, but in reading A Higher Loyalty I could make peace with it.
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If you haven't done so yet, now is the time to make peace with your butt dimples — because they're not going anywhere.
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Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to make peace with the FARC rebels.
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Aegon was seen as remarkable because he chose to make peace with the son of the man who killed his own father.
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Ovitz is in his 70s, and claims that he's trying to make peace with his rivals and amends for his terrible reputation.
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Mr. Tan said in the interview that he believed that, should Broadcom succeed in buying Qualcomm, he could make peace with Apple.
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The British papers were peppered with speculation Thursday that Farage would make peace with Johnson and target a smaller number of seats.
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Opinion If we learn to celebrate life for its ephemeral beauty, its coming and going, we can make peace with its end.
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Anti-bots from black-hole galaxy invade planet formerly known as Earth, make peace with resident bots through mutual love of Prince.
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One day, he might be a leader in Cuba, and he might be a leader who's going to make peace with America.
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He will now have to answer to his constituents in Virginia who will find it difficult to make peace with his choice.
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In addition to forming alliances with parties, Latin American evangelicals have learned to make peace with their historic rival, the Catholic Church.
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Not bad for a guy who sympathized with his British oppressors and who criticized Adams for wanting to make peace with the French.
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Still not ready to tackle that task so I make peace with the fact that I'm at least getting in a workout today.
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That makes it a bit more frustrating to use mid-workout, and you'll have to make peace with your color choices at checkout.
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And he prosecuted an unnecessary war against the British, whom Hamilton had helped the U.S. make peace with for the sake of trade.
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" Schneider said Monday that every morning it's uncertain "whether he's going to attack China, or if he's going to make peace with China.
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Obama has congratulated Clinton but is using the closed-door meeting trying to make peace with Sanders, who ran a sometimes vicious campaign.
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But the continuing attacks from other Republicans plainly rankle him, and he appears to have little appetite to make peace with his critics.
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One of his Facebook posts suggested we make peace with the Muslim world as we did with Japan — by using the atomic bomb.
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In the months since, he has tried to make peace with the fact that his dedication to his career was also its undoing.
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"If you want us Muslims to stop carrying out lone-wolf attacks, then make peace with 'Dawla in al sham,'" the post read.
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Despair tells us that there's no point in fighting, that there's nothing to be done but surrender and make peace with the consequences.
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How do reformicons, keen to build a broader, more inclusive party, make peace with the decidedly non-inclusive supporters of the Trump campaign?
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It would be terrific if you could make peace with your stepmother, but it's your father who's the biggest source of disappointment here.
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"Ad Astra" suggests that the only way to shed the paternal burden is to make peace with Dad, who must then, well, die.
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Make peace with food Give yourself unconditional permission to eat all foods (excepting those you can't because of medical conditions, of course). 4.
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Throw it into a corner, and your brain really can't comprehend how this massive SUV can make peace with the laws of physics.
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You have to learn to make peace with your past somehow, and the work of doing that is the core of One Mississippi.
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They start prepping for it almost immediately, but before that, Shao brings the tapes back to Grandmaster Flash to make peace with his mentor.
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Katy Perry's parents aren't always the biggest fans of her musical offerings – a reality that the singer admits she's had to make peace with.
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Hong Kong needs a competent, charismatic leader to reassure a rattled finance industry, tame crazed property prices and make peace with a protest movement.
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In his genuinely infinite-seeming wisdom, Dr. Siri encourages her to make peace with being in the limelight with some anecdotes of his own.
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But the timing of the efforts to make peace with Mr. Hekmatyar's small faction of the insurgency this time has raised questions in Kabul.
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After a long conversation on a long flight, we decided to work together to make peace with Vietnam and with ourselves here in America.
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She told him, that night, that she was ready to give up the relationship with Joseph if Daniel could not make peace with it.
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But if everyone is going to ignore her and continue bringing things, then they must also make peace with surrendering them at the door.
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And every congressional candidate would either have to get on board with his politics, more or less, or at least make peace with him.
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If Mr. Trump and Mr. Price can make peace with the health law, there are opportunities to steer it in a more conservative direction.
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His domestic critics claim he is prepared to sell out Ukrainian interests to make peace with Mr. Putin, who has fomented the separatist conflict.
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To the movie's credit, there is a nice theme of learning to make peace with yourself when you fall short of achieving your dreams.
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It also means that I'll have to walk around the house completely barefoot like a flower child, but I quickly make peace with that.
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Matt Baume talks with trans gamers on how their favorite games, characters, and the gaming community helped them make peace with family, friends, and gender.
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It was a great discussion; I love spreading the word that life can get exponentially better when you make peace with food and your body.
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It's taken her some time to make peace with her own diagnosis, but she's telling her story in hopes of helping others who might struggle.
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Living with a life-threatening disease—and trying to make peace with the notion of possibly dying from it—can take a significant mental toll.
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In addition to mentoring Miller and prepping her for performances, Spears helped the up-and-comer make peace with some of her anxieties about fame.
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Here's Floyd Mayweather trying to make peace with the city of Atlanta -- a place where, the last time he was spotted, he was SHOT AT!!
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It probably resembled Vaseline, my child-mind decided, and I couldn't quite make peace with the image of petroleum jelly floating around in my biscuit.
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Can we have an Oscar duel, or should we just hope they make peace with the fact that they're both talented gay men with Oscars?
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Most formal wedding stationery comes with an "accept" and "decline" option, so check off the box for no-go and make peace with your decision.
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Her gesture, aimed at soothing the bitterness of the primary fight, helped her supporters make peace with Mr. Obama and embrace his barrier-breaking candidacy.
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He wore a long white shalwar kameez with the sleeves crisply pressed and spoke about corruption, poverty and trying to make peace with the Taliban.
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I was told on multiple occasions that in order to be truly at home in this city, you had to make peace with your commute.
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The 43-year-old prime minister has also moved to open up one of Africa's fastest growing economies, and to make peace with neighboring Eritrea.
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The accords helped create and fund the PA—in exchange for Palestinian promises to make peace with Israel and end incitement and support for terror.
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Following Louis's novel, it chronicles Eddy's attempts to make peace with his gayness in a community that considers that "choice" a form of class betrayal.
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Most of Billi's family is comfortable with the subterfuge but she resents it, arguing that Nai Nai should be allowed to make peace with her fate.
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Ideally he would make peace with Mr Mistry, but if this is not possible the younger man will need to be ejected from the operating companies.
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Lyft is adding New York City subway directions to its app in the latest bid by the ride-hailing industry to make peace with public transportation.
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Revisiting it for the reissue, and the tour where you played all of The Ugly Organ in full, did that help you make peace with it?
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While Dean considers herself an optimist, she is honest about the multiple steps — and therapy sessions — it took to make peace with some of her struggles.
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Trump is the quintessential New York douchebag, but to win the Republican nomination, he had to make peace with the Southern evangelical base of the GOP.
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We intrude on fantasies about "bishies" who have the ears, tails, and pointed noses of furries, and attempt to make peace with it all years later.
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But it's earned a place on my tiny shower shelf, by helping me to make peace with a new styling routine and totally embrace my bob.
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Mr. McKee had returned to the corner in Morris Heights to make peace with his past, he said somberly, but most importantly to embrace his future.
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Tesla already tried to make peace with affected consumers by offering a free hardware upgrade to give them the new chip once production picks back up.
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I don't think that Moki is, necessarily, the place to go if you want to make peace with your partner's driving (or passengering, for that matter).
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Heading the No backers are two former presidents who tried to make peace with the FARC in the past and failed: Álvaro Uribe and Andrés Pastrana.
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But, in every case, have been rebuffed by the undoubted reality that the civilians they are trying to make peace with having no clout in Pakistan.
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For artists, entering politics as a participant means we must — to some degree — acknowledge the usefulness and necessity of political power, and make peace with using it.
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If your resolution for the New Year is to finally make peace with your awful ex, you can take a page out of Vivica A. Fox's book.
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From there, you can slowly build up the intensity of your workouts and make peace with the fact that you'll definitely feel sore again at some point.
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The family legacy has hung over him as long as he's been alive; Steven has had time to come to this conclusion, and make peace with it.
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Once I felt more comfortable living in my own skin, I was able to explore the things that hurt me before transitioning and make peace with them.
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"We want to be done, we want to be happy campers, we want to make peace with the state of North Dakota," he said in an interview.
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During an interview with Zane Lowe for Beats 1, Timberlake was asked by the host if he was able to make "peace" with Jackson over the incident.
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The Republican National Convention is upon us, and that means Republicans are agreeing to make peace with everything about Donald Trump that they know to be unacceptable.
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I still think Boucher looks a little shocked that they're an item (same, girl) in all their photos together, but I'm beginning to make peace with it.
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Unity will require more substantive concessions from Clinton than Obama ever had to make, and for Sanders supporters to make peace with a relatively incremental agenda. 2.
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Yet here I sit at my desk trying to make peace with the news that has been hinted at for years and finally come: Ali is dead.
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Virgo season asks that you make peace with things that you can't see—all you know is what's in front of you, so please work with that!
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"I have so much time to make peace with what might happen and make decisions if I test positive," said Ms. Getz, who has not been tested.
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McConnell has told Corker he must make peace with Trump and win the president's backing if he wants to reenter the race, The New York Times reported.
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While my nightmares were distressing, they served as effective red flags, helping me decode, and even make peace with, the unconscious fears buried deep within my psyche.
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Ethiopia's prime minister Abiy Ahmed offered in June to make peace with Eritrea 20 years after the start of a conflict in which an estimated 80,000 people died.
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Instagram later claimed it suspended her account "by accident," but it took the singer approximately six months to make peace with the social platform and reinstate her account.
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The rains came often, and nearby streets flooded routinely, but Florencio knew he&aposd have to make peace with the storms if he wanted to stay and succeed.
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But after a long conversation on a long flight, we decided to work hand in hand to actually make peace with Vietnam and with ourselves here in America.
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Make peace with being a lame duck before it actually happens and your life, your successor's life, and the lives of your colleagues will be a lot better.
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People join the gang during your journey because Dutch extends to them the shelter and safety of the group, provided they can make peace with the outlaw's life.
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Mr. Trump has struggled to make peace with senior lawmakers and political donors whom he denounced during the Republican primaries, and upon whose largess he must now rely.
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How can Yemen's young people make peace with the world when their first experience of the U.S. is hovering drones killing innocents, where no-one will admit responsibility?
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Worse, the winemaker got threatening phone calls, one from a man who said he would torch the winery if he didn't make peace with his ganja-loving neighbor.
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Ethiopia's prime minister Abiy Ahmed offered in June to make peace with Eritrea two decades after the start of a conflict in which an estimated 80,000 people died.
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Some conservative lawmakers are saying they can make peace with an eight-justice Supreme Court in perpetuity, rather than allowing any Democratic president to fill the tiebreaking vacancy.
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Finally, some opponents of the peace deal simply didn't believe that the FARC was sincere in its intentions to lay down arms and make peace with the government.
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Worse, the winemaker got threatening phone calls, one from a man who said he would torch the winery if he didn't make peace with his ganja-loving neighbor.
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Mankind must rethink the use of capital; we must give it a new purpose, one that will ultimately enable us to save and make peace with our planet.
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If we learn to celebrate life for its ephemeral beauty, its coming and going, appearance and disappearance, we can come to terms with and make peace with it.
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If that spending ends up in the war account, lawmakers must make peace with the grim reality that the defense budget has begun to resemble the Wild West.
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In recent weeks, there have been signs that Mr. Trump will make peace with the conservative movement; his stated agenda includes many policies that conservatives have long demanded.
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"I hope we don't reach a day where the Taliban are ready for peace, but our leaders on this side can't make peace with each other," she said.
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It used to be mainly the psychonauts, she told me, but lately it's people, old and young, who want to make peace with mortality or face down deep traumas.
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Given that the rumored death of Hangouts is still more than a year out, any devotees of the platform have ample time to make peace with its reported demise.
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The Chinese government is trying to make peace with Brazilian President-elect Jair Bolsonaro, whose China-bashing threatens to chill a profitable trading relationship that has benefited both countries.
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God damn the work to take it all off before bed so it doesn't destroy your sheets… I'd rather just make peace with my million stretch marks and eczema.
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Wouldn't it be better for Nai Nai to know the end of her life is near, and have time to make peace with it in whatever ways she wants?
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Beach Boys co-founder Brian Wilson has spent decades trying to make peace with the "voices" inside his head, he reveals in his new autobiography, I Am Brian Wilson.
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Today, new regional security interests are at stake in the latest India-Pakistan security conflict — chief among them the U.S.-led effort to make peace with the Afghan Taliban.
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Sandberg says journaling played a key role in her own recovery: it helped her work through her feelings, make peace with the past, and rebuild her self-confidence. 4.
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Clinton's virtues and attempts to make peace with Sanders supporters, Clinton campaign officials sought to address the threat of radical Islamists — an omission early on that Republicans had criticized.
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The Arab countries have made clear that they will not make peace with Israel without resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict -- that's not where their loyalties or their politics are.
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Mr. Erdogan came to power in 2002 offering to make peace with the insurgent Kurdistan Workers' Party that has been fighting an insurgency in Turkey for nearly three decades.
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JW: Watching someone who does not understand the world in 2017 try to make peace with that and get somewhere different, I think there has to be space for.
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Wrapping his front yard bushes on 86th Street with a simple strand of blue Christmas lights, Frank Monferrato, 53, tried to make peace with his neighborhood's mixed Christmas blessing.
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To know a Democrat also cares about the issue of immigration, but may have a different approach to reforming the system, helps me make peace with our policy differences.
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Kourtney Kardashian seems willing to make peace with Will and Jada Pinkett Smith's brood after the families went toe-to-toe over the Kardashians' public enemy #1 ... Ms. Jordyn Woods.
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I will continue to live my life, and I will continue to grow and thrive, but I have new scars now, and I've had to make peace with that, too.
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Countless companies and startups have tried, and many have failed, to perfect the inbox experience and make peace with email and its soul-crushing inevitability in our modern digital lives.
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" Laura still felt fondness for most of her psychiatrists, but, she said, "the loss of my sexuality is the hardest part to make peace with—it feels like a betrayal.
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And at the end of The Americans, that's exactly what the Jennings do: make peace with each other and act decisively to protect the greater interests of the Soviet people.
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WEISBERG Having a show that stays on the air, that everybody's really happy working on, and that a lot of people love makes it easy to make peace with anything.
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Most of the group are conservative Islamists among the Kurds who are disappointed that Mr. Erdogan failed to keep his promise to make peace with Kurdish separatists, Mr. Sencar said.
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The book goes on to describe her capture — a rival tribe tried to make peace with Redoshi's tribe, but instead betrayed them and sold them to the transatlantic slave trade.
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The other was contemporaneous and geopolitical: In a vain effort to win World War I, Emperor Wilhelm II's high command helped Russian Marxists seize power and make peace with Berlin.
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The ailing nurse, wiping tears from her cheek, explained that she was trying to make peace with her decision to continue chemotherapy, but not to undergo a bone-marrow transplant.
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Trump is also sure to receive a warm greeting in Israel from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who resented the pressure Obama put on Israel to make peace with the Palestinians.
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I do not need to understand how men and women who grab their neighbors from the jaws of death can make peace with a leader who brags about grabbing women.
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Ratri, dressed in a purple head scarf and bright red eye-shadow and lipstick, says it is this openness that allows the otherwise shunned waria to "make peace with God".
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One involves a leader he has assiduously courted and hopes will provide him with, at the minimum, an example of his ability to make peace with the United States' adversaries.
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Jordan's long-term strategic and economic policy is based on close relations with the West and the Gulf - an approach that underlay its decision to make peace with Israel in 1994.
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"God damn the work to take it all off before bed so it doesn't destroy your sheets… I'd rather just make peace with my million stretch marks and eczema," she continued.
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She began her transformation way back at the prison in season 3, and she's come full circle these last two seasons to make peace with her innate ability to eliminate threats.
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Aaron and Olivia dated from 2014 to 2017 and while she previously said she tried to get Aaron to make peace with his family, it just didn't happen during their relationship.
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If President Trump wants to get the Arab states to make peace with Israel, he'll need to bring serious pressure on both sides, particularly on issues such as borders and Jerusalem.
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He talked up the need to make peace with North Korea, of all countries, and then pivoted to saber-rattling denunciations of the human rights abuses of the regime in Venezuela.
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His right-wing opponents just kept delegitimizing him as a "traitor" and "a Nazi" for wanting to make peace with the Palestinians and give back part of the Land of Israel.
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The Yankees had come to make peace with the StubHub-using plebeians, but Levine was not going to let the moment pass without lashing out at those who suggest the then-.
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Some patients said they gave up and went into self-quarantine, and had to make peace with the idea that they will never know for sure if they had the virus.
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He sent what he called "a wake-up call" to Israel to make peace with the Palestinians and warned against lifting sanctions against Russia unless it reversed its intervention in Ukraine.
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If Republicans want a more free market system, they are going to have to make peace with the public's desire for health care that actually is useful when they get sick.
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"I would just want her to know that we're doing really great and we're happy," Chelsea told Inside Edition, adding that she'd "someday" like to make peace with her mother: "I hope."
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Do you cut yourself off from voyaging entirely, or mentally dig in and make peace with the fact that you're at risk when you step into the airport and board that plane?
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That included brokering a deal to make peace with the United States, which paved the way for a flood of well-heeled American visitors that is now, under President Trump, slowing drastically.
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Murdoch, who suggested earlier this week that Republicans should "close ranks to fight real enemy," posted a tweet Wednesday saying Trump is "reaching out to make peace" with members of the party.
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If there needed to be a valid reason for Maps & Atlases to exist, Davison had found one, using the band as a way to help him make peace with his father's death.
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Even if they did agree to mend fences, it might only complicate efforts to make peace with Israel, which, along with the United States and other nations, deems Hamas a terrorist organization.
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"You don't make peace with people like that," said the retired general, Abdul Jabbar Qahraman, a combat veteran and Parliament member who comes from Helmand Province, the heart of the Taliban insurgency.
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The inaugural Artist Campaign School taught us that entering politics as a participant means we must — to some degree — acknowledge the usefulness and necessity of political power, and make peace with using it.
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Remember, Rihanna had a fractured relationship with her father ... telling Oprah in 2012 she had to make peace with her abusive father before she could forgive Chris Brown for assaulting her in 2009.
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But Graham had seemed to make peace with that -- arguing privately to friends that the GOP has changed, especially in his home state of South Carolina -- and he decided to change with it.
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Moreover, the new government will also need to make peace with armed rebel groups in Darfur and the south, some of which say they have been excluded from the current negotiations in Khartoum.
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After perhaps the most damaging political week any presidential candidate has ever endured, Trump went to Detroit to deliver a hastily prepared economic speech intended to make peace with the Republican Party leadership.
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Now, with his singing career essentially over ... he's gotta turn his focus back to football -- and figure out how the hell he can either make peace with the Steelers or get outta Dodge.
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After speaking with him for a year and a half, I began, slowly, to make peace with the idea that the puzzle would go unsolved, that his real name would stay a mystery.
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Opposition negotiators said the deal would allow those fighters from Jaish al-Islam who do not wish to leave to make peace with the Syrian authorities without being pursued by the security forces.
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THE MAP: how bout u go over that hill, through the forest, across the river and fuck yourselfME: *standing up straight* yowza Still, we must make peace with these changes in 2019, a.k.a.
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The terms Clinton is offering are more symmetrical: you make peace with freezing your priorities for four years, and in return we'll distinguish between you and the Trump loyalists in our rhetoric. 3.
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So while it hurts to see Liza and Kelsey's falling out, it sounds like we can take comfort in the fact that they'll make peace with each other before season 4 is over.
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If the party fails to make peace with Trump before July and the delegates don't show up to the convention wearing their compromise hats, Trump's chance at the presidency could die in Cleveland.
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"There are very serious and influential circles who, to this day, cannot make peace with Donald Trump's election victory and they are using relations in Moscow for an internal political contest," he said.
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Fran ambles up, ready to make peace with Hannah and enjoy the rest of their evening together — when suddenly, Adam and Jessa walk out of the apartment building, on their way somewhere together.
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"His right-wing opponents just kept delegitimizing him as a 'traitor' and 'a Nazi' for wanting to make peace with the Palestinians and give back part of the Land of Israel," Friedman wrote.
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And to that end, there's the "Ask Real Estate" column, which addresses questions ranging from how to get rid of a terrible roommate to how to make peace with a neighbor's annoying whistling.
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Mr. Obama, however, was rebuffed by the king, who told him, "We will be the last to make peace with the Israelis," according to two White House officials who were on the trip.
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It's that reality that should lead more GOP leaders to try to find a new way to either make peace with the White House or prove they can work effectively on their own.
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"You should put killers in prison, not make peace with them," said the woman, Nargiss Qurbani, 48, who said the Taliban killed her husband in 1997 and later wounded her son, a soldier.
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Graham told me that McCain understood his willingness to make peace with Trump, though the extent of Graham's ingratiation bothered him a bit — especially Graham's over-the-top praise for Trump's golfing abilities.
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Only when Mr. Netanyahu's father, hawkish and dominating, died in 2012 at the age of 102, Israelis said the prime minister could feel liberated enough to try to make peace with the Palestinians.
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Assuming people make peace with the idea of inviting Facebook into their home, who is actually going to buy a video-chat screen from a company that has no experience in the field?
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And frankly, I'd rather use this as an opportunity to take the high road and make peace with the situation than resent my mom because she doesn't see things exactly the way I do.
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Or, at least, it requires me to make peace with the manufacturing of sneakers — or at least the conditions under which some employees are forced to labor in the name of a company's production.
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To curb that anxiety, you might have to just make peace with the idea that you won't always choose the right thing, whether it's a movie, a cereal brand, or a flavor of jam.
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In the spirit of Valentine's Day, Kim Kardashian has decided to make peace with her enemies — but they probably won't take it that way when a giant chocolate heart shows up on their doorsteps.
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In one of the more problematic scenes, Atwater tries to make peace with Ellis by equating her worries for her children growing up in an unfair world with his concerns for his disabled son.
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Today, as Mr. Trump tries to make peace with hostile figures in his party, the candidate renowned for his rhetorical flame throwing is deploying a conciliatory style of letter writing as his chief weapon.
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Mr. Netanyahu, in fact, has made clear his preference for improving relations with the Arab states first, saying Israel would then be in a stronger position to make peace with the Palestinians later on.
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As rains pour down, causing destruction in the family home, she must make peace with a God who would accept such suffering, while her three children rant and rage toward their own horrifying ends.
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She imagined that midlife was a time of fulfillment and exploration for women and one in which men would have to go through their own menopause and make peace with diminished hopes for themselves.
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"Unfortunately, that naïve, romantic talk about 'the other' and 'I want to understand the other and make peace' — you can't make peace with someone who has put a knife to your neck," he said.
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In a bid to make peace with the government, some of the others had even publicly come out in favor of Prince Mohammed's Vision 2030 plan for transforming Saudi Arabia's economy, Mr. Assiri said.
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In the meantime, though, cord-cutting fans will either need to make peace with limited live access to the sport, brave the wild west of dodgy online streams, or brush up on their Spanish.
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The political winds shifted dramatically in Ethiopia when Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed came to power in April, promising to rein in the powerful security services and make peace with separatist groups, such as the ONLF.
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Warren, who was in Toronto this week promoting PostSecret: The Show, a live performance taking place next month at the Panasonic Theatre, said the project has allowed him to make peace with his own secrets.
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We may hope that the government will make peace with the opposition in order to tackle this darker threat, but we fear that this outrage in Dhaka will lead to more surveillance and exacerbate authoritarianism.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin's budding relationship has been stifled by those who "cannot make peace" with the former's victory in the 2016 American election, according to Russia's deputy foreign minister.
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In a recent interview with The Washington Post, America's ambassador to Hungary David B. Cornstein, a friend of President Donald Trump, seemed to put the onus on Central European University to make peace with Orban.
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I would not able to make peace with the nation that was still comfortable with the era of German history where Nazis were responsible for the death of millions of Jewish people in concentration camps.
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And I understand and the way I make peace with it is thinking that there's no greater legacy in the world and doing the best you can to really impact a multitude of little lives.
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The act of composition must have composed him, providing an opportunity to reflect on his life, to express appreciation of his family and friends, and to make peace with the posthumous presence he would become.
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The months-long talks in northern Homs, part of broader Russian efforts to force rebels to make peace with the government, do not at this stage involve an evacuation of fighters from that rebel enclave.
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Scientist Kate Stone—the first trans woman to speak on the TED main stage—wrote about how important it is to kill transphobic people with kindness, and make peace with her persecutors for the greater good.
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He wants to drink unbothered at the cop bar he likes while everyone pretends not to know who he is, and he talks about having to make peace with doing the occasional corporate gig for cash.
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" He continues, "Debbie certainly had to make peace with her own death coming someday but there was no reason for her to even think that at this point their life, she would be burying her daughter.
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Dennis Rodman is making a plea to POTUS on the eve of his trip to South Korea -- asking him to make peace with his North Korean bro, Kim Jong-un, as tensions rise over nuclear warfare.
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But some Trump critics are coming to the convention city -- not to make peace with the candidate but in search of the millions they say they need to help down-ballot Republicans through this unpredictable climate.
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But even if she's able to make peace with her parents, other relationships remain messily unresolved, most of all with her sister, who emigrated to Canada at a young age and cut ties with her family.
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After Trump's stunning upset of the heavily favored Clinton, Democratic President Barack Obama and leading figures in the Republican Party who had struggled to make peace with Trump all vowed to move past the campaign ugliness.
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Some advisers, who endured the divisive 2016 campaign, believed that it was only after seizing a dominant advantage that Mr. Sanders could attempt to make peace with a Democratic establishment that remained intensely wary of him.
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He can be seen in the clip urging the youngsters to make peace with one another to honor the hard work their parents put in — telling them that they're practically adults and should start acting like it.
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It begs the question that if he can't make peace with people in his own party who are generally on the same page in terms of values and policies, how will he ever convince Republicans like Sen.
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One of the highest-ranked Army vets believes Dennis Rodman can help make peace with North Korea ... saying Donald Trump should seriously consider meeting with the ex-NBA star to smooth things out with Kim Jong-un.
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NETANYAHU: Yes, I mean, what has happened with the Arab states is they recognize that Israel is here to stay, you can&apost defeat them, and because you can&apost defeat it, you make peace with them.
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Many people might be uncomfortable with the mainstreaming of marijuana, but spreading the opportunities and benefits to many, rather than a powerful few, might make it easier for politicians and their constituents to make peace with legalization.
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And, especially if you're also dealing with insomnia or a mental health issue, it's worth checking in with a professional counselor to figure out how to make peace with your dreams and get the rest you deserve.
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Just as it took an old Cold Warrior like Richard Nixon to make peace with Red China, it may take a deep-thinking poet like Goldsmith to tell us it's okay to waste time on the internet.
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Broadcom went after Qualcomm's business model on Monday in a voluminous set of slides, and has indicated it would seek to make peace with Apple, which is a major Broadcom customer for other types of wireless chips.
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His Middle East strategy to confront Iran and force Palestinians to make peace with Israel has relied largely on Saudi Arabia, a relationship cultivated by Jared Kushner, his son-in-law and senior adviser, with Prince Mohammed.
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"This is the first project that I ever did that I felt like I had to make peace with the fact that I would never be caught up in my work," he tells The New York Times.
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Stocks were edging higher before Trump's comments, but he confirmed the view that the United States was "willing to make peace with anyone who wants to," said Michael O'Rourke, chief market strategist at JonesTrading in Stamford, Connecticut.
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Stocks were edging higher before Trump's comments, but he confirmed the view that the United States was "willing to make peace with anyone who wants to," said Michael O'Rourke, chief market strategist at JonesTrading in Stamford, Connecticut.
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The Indonesian government granted Aceh a special right to impose a legal code based on the Quran in 2001, as part of a long-term effort to make peace with the leaders of an Islamic insurgency there.
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For Trump, it's the latest example of a former political foe -- and one who he attacked (and was attacked by) fiercely -- seeking to make peace, with an acknowledgment that, well, standing against him just wasn't worth it.
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O, I go to see the great ships ride from harbor,And my wounds leap with impatience; yet I turn backTo sort the weeping ruins of my house:Here or nowhere I will make peace with the fact.
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Likened by Ruble, accurately, to tombstones, these banal interior views insinuate that the resurgent resident evils of racism, nationalism, and white supremacy may well be on the march thanks to our failure to make peace with these ghosts.
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Being shown that my body can actually be attractive to someone helped me make peace with it — so much so that I decided it was time to treat it kindly, which for me means exercising and eating right.
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Daring Discussions was inspired by the origins of Mother's Day: In the years following 1865, a woman named Anna Jarvis united mothers of fallen soldiers from opposing sides of the Civil War to make peace with one another.
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We've heard the "make peace with our enemies" line on this show before: in Season 1, Littlefinger counseled it to Ned Stark, an inflexibly moral man who disregarded the advice and ended up a head on a stick.
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The development Saturday came two days after President Trump named his new national security adviser, John R. Bolton, a former United Nations ambassador who has been extremely skeptical of the South's attempts to make peace with the North.
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American diplomats have long issued a version of Ben-Gurion's warning: If Israel did not make peace with the Palestinians, they said, it would have to choose between its dual identities as a Jewish state and democratic one.
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The plot was centered on a group of former showgirls reuniting in a venue about to be demolished, but its larger themes were how we remember the past and make peace with the direction our lives have taken.
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The plot was centered on a group of former showgirls reuniting in a venue about to be demolished, but its larger themes were how we remember the past and make peace with the direction our lives have taken.
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America's closest ally in the region is well-served by the status quo, in which the Middle East is dominated by secular dictators whose countries once waged war on Israel but have mostly come to make peace with it.
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When the two are released from the hospital, May is standing outside with Dee Dee's forgotten wallet and driver's license, ready to make peace with her after seeing what she goes through in order to take care of Gypsy.
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Zach, after suffering a diabetic crash, is in hospital on a drip; Henry has yet to make peace with his past, while Wayne, having finally dispatched and stuffed Mr Ed, has yet to do the same with his demons.
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The main lesson of any Jupiter retrograde is to make peace with gradual progress and delayed gratification, but that shouldn't be your only mode of behavior (even if you're a Taurus, Cancer, or Pisces, and prefer slower speeds anyway).
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" Burleigh added, "I don't think Leary was 100 percent a credible source on this but he said she knew JFK had to die because he was looking to make peace with the Russians, which the military industrial powers opposed.
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After spending years in the eye of a storm, and the entirety of Orange Rhyming Dictionary attempting to make peace with his past and his current self, he was finally able to stop and smell the flowers—quite literally.
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Make peace with the 2016 election results This would be a good time for Trump to internalize that, no, he didn't win the popular vote and, for his own sake, that it's fine: Everyone knew the rules going in.
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Because he is shy by nature, content to stand one step outside the spotlight in which his leading ladies blaze, it has been hard for him to make peace with seeing a version of himself on a Broadway stage.
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LOS ANGELES — For the past 22012 years, Greg Steltenpohl, an avant-garde jazz saxophonist turned beverage entrepreneur, has worked to rekindle the magic behind his greatest hit — and make peace with a nightmare that led to an abrupt fall.
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A nonprofit group based in New York, Resource Generation focuses on organizing wealthy young people to recognize their unearned privilege, make peace with it — and then relinquish much of it by giving away a large percentage of their money.
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Qaboos is widely credited with implementing a litany of reforms in Oman, transforming a nation torn by civil war into a stable, oil-exporting country strategically located in the Persian Gulf that was able to make peace with neighbors.
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Rodríguez and Fiallo compared Medina's handling of the Constitutional Court's decision to the way in which American conservatives were forced to deal with the legalization of same-sex marriage, or how Democrats had to make peace with Bush v. Gore.
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So, if you're willing to risk your console (which is still almost impossible to find in stores) and can make peace with the legality of ROMs, know that it's at least possible to add more games to the NES Classic.
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Read more: Jameela Jamil criticized Kim Kardashian's new body foundation and said she'd rather 'make peace' with her stretch marks and eczema than wear it"Because I have Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, *every* time I cut, I scar," she wrote on Twitter.
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The idea is that when we're older, we face an existential reckoning: We can either make peace with our choices, dunderheaded as some might have been, or we can spend our final years in a hair shirt of our own regrets.
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Even more impressive is the vitality that gleams through the film of gloom as the story becomes less about what happens to the Jongas than about their efforts to make peace with their fate, whatever and wherever it might be.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - The group in control of the last rebel bastion near Damascus appeared on Sunday to have agreed a deal for its fighters to make peace with the government or quit the eastern Ghouta enclave, Syrian state media said.
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Also, Emma Woodhouse is good for social distance: She shows how to make the most of severely circumscribed circumstances, and how to make peace with the fact that, despite how hard you try, you can't bend the world to your will.
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We feel more comfortable creating a consistent, coherent story than trying to make sense of or make peace with erratic, inconsistent memories and contradictory facts — regardless of whether our story is more negative or more positive than the facts warrant.
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"If the British army had been destroyed or captured at Dunkirk, Britain would almost certainly have been forced to make peace with Hitler and the country would have become … a slave state," Levine told The New York Post last month.
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After two failed Olympic bids that emphasized the high-sounding notion that the games could help make peace with North Korea, Pyeongchang finally sold its successful try in 2011 on the decidedly capitalistic goal of boosting winter sports tourism in Asia.
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Of course, if that's too awkward, or whatever you said was too innocuous to warrant bringing it up, you might just have to make peace with it and remind yourself that you're only human — and weird social interactions are par for the course.
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The foreign-policy hawks, religious conservatives, and business toadies of the conservative movement—from whom the #NeverTrump movement draws most of its power—would have to decide whether they could make peace with a Republican Party that wasn't fully under their spell.
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Despite growing up in one of the wealthiest families in the world, Balthazar Getty struggled to find his place in and make peace with the family's complicated legacy, part of which is portrayed in the new movie All the Money in the World.
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Microsoft wants to make peace with Linux, saying this week that it will allow more than 2,600 other companies, including longtime rivals like Google and IBM, to use the technology behind 60,000 Microsoft patents for their own Linux-related open source projects.
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"In certain periods of time there is no question that we determined war and peace in the Middle East," said diplomat Nabil Fahmy, who was a young official when Egypt became the first Arab state to make peace with Israel in 1978.
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Given that peace with the Palestinians is a fantasy, Tillerson can use his ties with the Gulf states, now with the backing of the United States government, to encourage and, if necessary, pressure them make peace with Israel and establish diplomatic ties.
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China appears to have blocked Hong Kong's attempt to make peace with its protest movement by scrapping its incendiary extradition billThe Hong Kong activist who became the face of the 2014 Umbrella Movement has been arrested in a new crackdown on protest leaders
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"We faced two choices: go to Idlib or make peace with the regime," said Sakhr Yousef, a 24-year-old fighter with the Failaq al-Rahman faction, as he was preparing to leave eastern Ghouta with his wife and four young siblings.
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The only truth I can feel certain of now is that Hod had once been a young man who went to war, and that he died an old man who never found a way to make peace with what he had experienced.
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — President Trump has gone overseas to embark on some of the most consequential diplomatic negotiations of his tenure, threatening an all-out trade war with allies and seizing a chance to make peace with a nuclear-armed menace.
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The United States could effectively lead rapprochement between Iran and Saudi Arabia, especially with the recent re-election of President Hassan Rouhani, the Iranian leader most able and willing to make peace with the United States and its allies, including Saudi Arabia.
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I also think the Democratic Party, writ large, needed to find a way to make peace with the Sanders people and viewed this superdelegate change as a way to do it -- even if, as we agree, there isn't much to the changes.
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The principles of intuitive eating are: reject the diet mentality, honor your hunger, make peace with food, challenge the food police, respect your fullness, discover the satisfaction factor, honor your feelings without using food, respect your body, exercise, and honor your health through gentle nutrition.
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It is impossible to quantify his effect, but the presence of Pence on the ballot surely helped some of those voters make peace with Trump — and the vice president has been an instrumental figure since taking office in setting the administration's agenda on these issues.
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Danny waltzes unexpectedly back into his fellow Defender's life ostensibly to lend an iron hand but winds up offering something better than extra muscle — he sets Luke's soul straight by encouraging him to make peace with his anger instead of letting it tear him apart.
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Indiana Governor Mike Pence's looming nomination for the vice presidency, and the whimpering failure of the #NeverTrump movement's convention coup, consecrate the Republican Party's decision to accept Donald Trump as their party's standard bearer and make peace with the kind of politics he practices.
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But UN-led talks have dragged on for months, stymied by the refusal of the Islamist-influenced government in Tripoli to accept that it lost an election in June 2014 and to make peace with the winners of that poll, who fled to Tobruk.
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"It was about having to make peace with the idea it's not going to be definitive, and then deciding it was interesting as just layered ambiguity," Gadon explains of her own process with the finale after getting "wrapped up" in the question of Grace's innocence.
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After Trump's stunning upset of the heavily favored Hillary Clinton, Democratic President Barack Obama and leading figures in the Republican Party who had struggled to make peace with Trump all vowed to move past the ugliness of an angry campaign to seek common ground.
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It speaks from the perspective of someone who chronically wakes up in the middle of the night, lamenting whether or not they can ever make peace with the dead (hence the repeated lyric 'all the ghosts come out at night' could be taken somewhat literally).
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"Hardhome" is my favorite episode of the series (and one of its best rated on Rotten Tomatoes): When Jon teams up with Tormund Giantsbane to make peace with the wildlings, we finally see the scale of the battle between the living and the dead.
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As much as falling for Aleena has been a love story between the two of us, falling for her has also been a love story between my mind and my body, which, after years of turmoil, have finally learned to make peace with one another.
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That leaves many Wall Street Republicans with the same conundrum as naional party leaders: Figure out a way to make peace with Trump, pray for an independent bid by former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg or quietly hope Clinton wins the general election in November.
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"They are still attacking their enemy and they did not run away, and they were not weakened by what afflicted them, nor did they make peace with their enemies," he said, according to a translation by the SITE Intelligence Group, which monitors extremist messaging on the internet.
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And Obama consistently ran well ahead of Mitt Romney on the questions of tackling government corruption and rooting out special interest influence, according to Gallup polling: It's easy for left-wing critics to be cynical and dismissive of Democrats' decision to make peace with big-money donors.
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For a party in shambles, terrorism is a godsend—a way for Trump to look like a leader and raise his dismal approval numbers, and for establishment politicians like Graham and McCain to make peace with Trump's base while also halting the party's drift away from hawkishness.
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On Saturday, around 25,000 people flocked to a central plaza facing Tel Aviv City Hall to remember Yitzhak Rabin, the prime minister who sought to make peace with the Palestinians and who was assassinated by a Jewish extremist who believed he was justly executing a traitor.
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In his boldest move since coming to power in April, Abiy offered last month to make peace with Eritrea 20 years after the conflict in which an estimated 80,000 people died, many of them scythed down by machine-gun fire in World War One-style trench warfare.
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This premise serves as the central plot conceit, ostensibly for the purpose of allowing Carmilla to make peace with her past but really so that The Carmilla Movie can put its heroines in corsets and stage elaborate Victorian set pieces — think less Dracula, more DeviantArt photo shoot.
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If the United States wants "Muslims to stop carrying lone wolf attacks, then make peace with 'dawla in al sham,'" Mr. Artan was said to have written on a Facebook page that has since been taken down, referring to the Islamic State's territory in Syria and Iraq.
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"Heaven forbid we let the facts get in the way of your righteous indignation, but Forrest, when he decommissioned his men, told them to make peace with the men they had fought and live as good citizens of the United States," Brett Talley wrote on TideFans.
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If it isn't, then Republicans should focus on tax reform, and make peace with the idea that America, like every other country, is going to move toward a system that saves money by turning more and more of the health care system over to the government.
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If you've never heard of this method before, it's a 10-principle concept that was originated by Tribole and Elyse Resch, MS, RDN in the '90s, and is employed by dietitians as a way to help people make peace with food and eat in a way that's enjoyable.
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It's humbling to me, considering that, at a certain point in my life, I had to make peace with the idea that I would spend the best decades of my life imprisoned for a crime I didn't commit, and I would be forever branded as something I'm not.
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Instead, Condit was forced to make peace with an extremely contentious loss, and when he was deprived of the immediate rematch many fans felt he deserved, he was left with only two choices: retire from the sport as he had previously considered, or re-enter the crowded welterweight race.
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AMMAN, April 1 (Reuters) - Jaish al Islam, in control of the last rebel bastion in eastern Ghouta, appears to have reached a deal that would allow its members to leave to rebel-held areas in northern Syria or make peace with the government, state media said on Sunday.
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Mr. Pirsig, who was told he had schizophrenia in the early 103s, said that writing the book was partly an effort to make peace with himself after two years of hospital treatments, including electric shock therapy, and the turmoil that he, his wife and children suffered as a result.
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And finally, because other factions have relationships with each other too: When I tried to make peace with Blue Sunlight (by "investing" in the church, as they requested), I got a call from the leader of hacktivist collective GUEST, who reminded me that investments looked like endorsements from the outside. Yikes.
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JERUSALEM — Jared Kushner, President Trump's son-in-law and top adviser on the Middle East, said the Palestinian Authority president, Mahmoud Abbas, was afraid to make peace with Israel, bore responsibility for the deteriorating situation in Gaza and was prioritizing his own political survival at the expense of his people's needs.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Attempting to make peace with the present state of pop radio, slower and sparer and more hypnotic than ever under the influence of what's now called Spotifycore, I went looking for the calmest albums I could find and came up with a bunch of alternative rock.
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Policymakers from around the world voiced their concerns about Mr. Trump's protectionist approach to Mr. Mnuchin in hopes that the former Goldman Sachs banker, who has been a more moderate voice on trade, might persuade the president to back away from tariff threats and find a way to make peace with China.
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According to Japan's Asahi Shimbun newspaper, Abe formally nominated Trump for the award for his efforts to make peace with North Korea following the historic summit in June between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. But Abe apparently only did so after receiving an "unofficial" request from the US government last fall.
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Few would see him as part of the rock 'n' roll tradition, but Mr. Haggard's "fightin' side," as his 22010 hit put it, was a hallmark of a career that was defined as much by rock's desire to break free of life's constraints as it was by country music's tendency to make peace with them.
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I don't know if my job as a daughter, as a concerned citizen, as a journalist, and an activist is to help inform my mom about the things I think she might be missing out on, or if it's my duty to simply accept that we're on different sides of the political spectrum and to make peace with that.
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But while I am certainly no fan of Abbas, treating anyone with less than the highest courtesy is not in Jason's nature, which is why I believe he stands a fighting chance of influencing the Palestinian Authority to abandon the hate rhetoric they teach their children and persuade them to make peace with the existence of a Jewish state.
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Yes, that ad, the one that featured Kendall Jenner teaching us that in order to make peace with riot police during curiously cheerful acts of civil disobedience, all one needs to do—or, at least, all a fabulously wealthy white supermodel needs to do—is offer the cops a smile and a refreshing can of Pepsi.
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"The ISI brought Sirajuddin as the deputy to the Taliban to give him protection, so if the peace talks get serious, the Americans wouldn't be able to say, 'We will make peace with the leader but not with the deputy,' " said Rahmatullah Nabil, Afghanistan's former intelligence chief who now runs a charity for wounded Afghan soldiers.
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Didn't that voice, that snatch of music just remind me that there's more in any moment, more to the life I think I'm caught up in, than I can ever know, ever understand, ever come to terms with, make peace with, survive, so much more and more and different and other than it had seemed an instant before the music.
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One hypothesis, as expounded for example by Piketty, Saez, and Stantcheva, is that CEOs used to pay themselves less than they could have as a way to "make peace" with workers, customers, etc.. And one reason for this self-restraint was that given high marginal tax rates, executives who extracted very high pay packages wouldn't get to keep much of the money anyway.
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His loud entreaties — while playing to the audience to get as many "Geraldo, I don't understand what you're asking" and "I don't think you are taking this very seriously" responses — also had the effect of allowing Mercado to "make peace with the tech-centric part" of his life, as he put it, and to move back into developing video art.
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It may even take them a very long time to get to the beginning of that path, but if the Palestinians are genuinely prepared to take that path, if they're genuinely prepared to make peace with the Jewish state, and if they agree to abide by all the conditions you have put forward in your plan, Israel will be there.
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Mike Huckabee (R-Ark.) on Wednesday mocked Mitt Romney, saying he needed to do more to make peace with President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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Read more: China appears to have blocked Hong Kong's attempt to make peace with its protest movement by scrapping its incendiary extradition billThe bespectacled Wong, who was 17 when he became the face of the student-led civil disobedience movement in 2014 that blocked major roads for 79 days, has not been a prominent figure in the latest protests, which have no identifiable leaders.
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But the least bad option now is to gear up for a long game that contains, deters and isolates a nuclear-armed North Korea — by getting China, Russia, South Korea and Japan to see that America is ready to make peace with North Korea's regime if it will abandon its nuclear weapons — and to keep that game going until the North either relents or cracks.
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" (Three of the four women were born in the United States, and the fourth is a naturalized citizen.) The tweets were so offensive, so inflammatory, that Pelosi had no choice but to make peace with the women he attacked, or at least she had the perfect opportunity: She announced at the caucus meeting two days later that the party would vote on a nonbinding resolution to "condemn the president's racist comments.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's chief strategist, Stephen Bannon, is unfazed by the negative attention surrounding his White House appointment and feels no obligation to make peace with anyone in the Republican Party, according to two allies.
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Read more:People can hardly recognize Kim Kardashian in new photos that promote her makeup lineA fashion designer is accusing Fashion Nova of copying two of her dresses after Kylie Jenner wore themJeffree Star called Kylie Jenner's skin-care line a 'complete joke' and 'money grab,' and laughed at her upcoming product launchJameela Jamil criticized Kim Kardashian's new body foundation and said she'd rather 'make peace' with her stretch marks and eczema than wear it
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Read more:Kim Kardashian West has spoken about photographer Marcus Hyde's alleged sexual misconduct: 'I am deeply shocked, saddened, and disappointed'Jameela Jamil criticized Kim Kardashian's new body foundation and said she'd rather 'make peace' with her stretch marks and eczema than wear itKim Kardashian is taking on Spanx with a new collection of shapewear 'for all shapes and tones'Kim Kardashian is trying to free a man convicted of murder, but the mother of a victim in his case says the reality star is being used
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Read more:Jaclyn Hill released documents to prove she tested her lipsticks for safety, but people think they show that her company may be owned by another beauty brandToo Faced is selling Christmas-themed makeup in July, but some people think the brand is trying to get rid of old makeupPeople say they're finding black dots and white fuzz in Colourpop lipstick days after YouTuber Jaclyn Hill was accused of selling similar makeupJameela Jamil criticized Kim Kardashian's new body foundation and said she'd rather 'make peace' with her stretch marks and eczema than wear it
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