In one room, visitors are invited to mend broken ceramic cups ("Mend Piece"); in another, strings, hammers, and nails are laid out for people to create lines in space ("Line Piece").
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CEO Bob Murphy said the company was on the mend.
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Interestingly enough, both hope things will eventually mend between them.
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Singer pushes the two to try to mend their friendship.
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By February 2016, Kilmer seemed to be on the mend.
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Immediately, the cut became a reason to repair, to mend.
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Sometimes it takes a hilarious meme to mend a country.
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Didi investment may help Apple mend relationships with Chinese government
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There are steps you can take to mend the relationship.
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America will not mend its politics in a single election.
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Jenelle Evans is on the mend after undergoing a septoplasty.
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Jackson Roloff is on the mend after injuring his arm.
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Actually, it looks like Ser Jorah is on the mend.
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The good news is that Sebastian is on the mend.
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Unfortunately, epoxy can't mend his shattered expectations for the project.
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Glad to see they're taking steps to finally mend fences ...
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Kaley Cuoco is on the mend after undergoing shoulder surgery.
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He was not the only erstwhile foe to mend fences.
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First, he must mend fences with U.S. allies and friends.
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Lies clean wounds, mend troubles, make the world feel safer.
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So will they mend — or end — their relationships for good?
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Those tempted to mend the market should beware unintended consequences.
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So, how do we mend capitalism and not end it?
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And said it really hurt and but he's on mend.
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She's out of the hospital now, and on the mend.
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Lena Dunham is on the mend and looking to win.
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Sooner or later the groundskeeper would notice and mend it.
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But things had been on the mend as of late.
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Luckily, I am over the hump and on the mend.
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The Panama Canal Treaty helped mend relations with Latin America.
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I want to do everything I can to mend it.
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Kelly Ripa is on the mend and back to work!
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I wouldn't say that the overall goal is to mend trust.
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Defenseman Alex Pietrangelo and forward Alex Steen are on the mend.
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Despite the ordeal, Montana maintains that West is on the mend.
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For me, it's the best balm to mend a broken heart.
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And arguably strong enough to mend at least one broken heart.
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Bob Barker is on the mend after falling earlier this month.
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Now, with heated elections and patriotism, sales are on the mend.
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Thankfully, Evans is now on the mend and out of hospital.
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Robert Irwin is on the mend after he underwent emergency surgery.
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South Africa, the third big beast, is also on the mend.
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Sarah Hyland is on the mend after a recent hospital visit.
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"When a cup is broken, you cannot mend it," she says.
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Kylie Jenner's daughter is on the mend after a scary incident.
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The episode ends with two broken relationships headed toward the mend.
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Meanwhile Cudi and West's friendship seems to be on the mend.
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Like, 'She is here to stay, let's try to mend this.
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Miley Cyrus is on the mend after undergoing vocal cord surgery.
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Senate Democrats tried to secure $4 billion to mend the program.
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Last week, Trump and Ryan met to attempt to mend fences.
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Elton John is on the mend after a harrowing medical scare.
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There are some signs that China wants to mend its ways.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger is on the mend after undergoing open-heart surgery.
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Danilo Gallinari is on the mend from a partially-torn glute.
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Relationships tend to mend, but it's not in one fell swoop.
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When we mend, we're taking action to heal a broken system.
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Savannah Guthrie is on the mend after suffering an eye injury.
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Only then could we reasonably hope to mend a declining nation.
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George Washington cultivated it at Mount Vernon to mend fishing nets.
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Really emotional stuff, and great to see him on the mend.
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Why not unleash your inner handiness and mend it on your own?
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And she helped mend the country's divisions, one meal at a time.
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Saint West is on the mend after battling a case of pneumonia.
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Meat Loaf is on the mend after collapsing during his Thursday show.
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In early 2017, news broke that Noah's health was on the mend.
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Here's what's still ailing America after ten years on the mend. 1.
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Wendell sits the two rivals down and tries to mend the breach.
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As Sheeran puts it: "Loving can heal, loving can mend your soul."
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But there are signs Biden has made efforts to mend their relationship.
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Its economy was on the mend after years of squeezed living standards.
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Henry Cavill is on the mend — and looking good while doing it!
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Another therapeutic activity, "Mend Piece," is in smaller rooms in both galleries.
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Kris Jenner had quite the scare Wednesday, but she's on the mend.
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After suffering a "massive heart attack," Kevin Smith is on the mend.
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Whoopi Goldberg is on the mend after a serious bout of pneumonia.
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Tom is on the mend and MI6 is on track for 07.27.2018.
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Tom is on the mend and MI6 is on track for 07.27.
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Kesha is on the mend after undergoing surgery for a torn ACL.
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In addition, Jagger's rep revealed the musician is currently on the mend.
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Brody Jenner is on the mend after suffering a recent elbow injury.
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The good news ... we're told he's back home and on the mend.
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ILOVED"TheEnd," Schneider wrote, continuing with three more tweets clarifying the mend.
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He soon found that he could mend hearts in a different way.
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On his way home he felt like he was on the mend.
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Vicki Gunvalson's daughter Briana Culberson is on the mend following her hospitalization.
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Mend!. We did a town hall meeting about repealing the Cabaret Law.
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When a problem arises, rather than burying it deeper, you mend it.
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The current mood, it seems, is fret about the planet and mend.
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But despite these efforts, the town remains divided and struggling to mend.
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In recent weeks, Facebook has taken steps to mend fences in Washington.
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In recent months, however, Locklear has appeared to be on the mend.
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The good news is that the Kootenai forest is on the mend.
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Some colleagues of Azar and Verma are hoping they ultimately mend fences.
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I know I was wrong, but how can I mend this fence?
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Simon Cowell is on the mend after scary accident at his London home.
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George has been on the mend since his scooter accident on July 10.
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Jason Biggs is on the mend after undergoing shoulder surgery — on his birthday.
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Abby Lee Miller Says She&aposs &aposOn the Mend&apos After Second Surgery
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"I'm on the mend, I don't need an operation," Williams said reassuring viewers.
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Mark Burnett's son is on the mend following his hospitalization a week ago.
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Khloé Kardashian is on the mend, according to her best friend Malika Haqq.
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At the same time, the Chinese economy appears to be on the mend.
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I tried to mend things, but our relationship has never been the same.
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Mark Burnett and Roma Downey's son is on the mend following his hospitalization.
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Many companies still make it difficult, or even illegal, to mend their products.
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He has barely begun to mend the harm caused by his awful predecessor.
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Fox News anchor Neil Cavuto is on the mend following open heart surgery.
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The actress is currently on the mend and her unborn child is unharmed.
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Existing relationships will also mend, thanks to the cooperative influence of Libra season.
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Why is it so difficult for him to try to mend fences here?
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As I get older, I want to mend that, especially with my mom.
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Tatum O'Neal is on the mend after undergoing spinal surgery in Beverly Hills.
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Maria Menounos is on the mend after being diagnosed with a brain tumor.
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Still, she says Patti has made it extremely hard to mend their relationship.
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He's recovering at home now — and according to Khloé, is on the mend.
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The rapper and entrepreneur is on the mend from a recent knee surgery.
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On the plus side for Sam, he's started to mend fences with Justine.
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But efforts to mend rather than buy have generally not gone well either.
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All in all, it's clear Samsung leadership feels the need to mend bridges.
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The Times Magazine profile revealed a couple working hard to mend their marriage.
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Yarnell is still on the mend from the damage of three years ago.
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But since then Moscow and Ankara have made significant progress to mend relations.
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Minter had four in total that would later require 15 stitches to mend.
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If we're to believe reports, she and Liam Hemsworth are on the mend.
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Next, I might mend my clothes, or hammer some nails into my cabin.
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Our sources say Eddie's on the mend ... and will resume cancer treatment soon.
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But that may not be enough to convince them to mend those divisions.
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Those are very good alternatives to washing, especially for knits and delicates. Mend.
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But the two sides have tried to mend their relationship in recent months.
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In the final few episodes of Girls, Dunham refused to mend irreparable wounds.
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Now it's the United States' turn to mend the message of this week.
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He will exacerbate, rather than mend, the grievances that made his presidency possible.
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I'm on the mend and that's all I can hope for right now.
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I worried about reopening a wound I didn't have the resilience to mend.
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NERVOUS FRIEND Do not use the job to try to mend your friendship.
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New York (CNN Business)It appears iPhone sales really are on the mend.
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He travels furiously, seeking to mend Congo's dire relations with donors and neighbours.
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" Ms. Dugan found Mend through Ms. Huerta's podcast "Love Is Like a Plant.
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We need to rebuild our communities and mend our relationships with one another.
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The two appeared to mend fences, however, after Trump won the general election.
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"May Allah mend their hearts for the best of their peoples," he tweeted.
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In this case it's a relationship that needs a stitch up and mend.
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The good news ... Ocean is doing well and Lyrica is on the mend.
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Oh, Lord, mend our hearts and stitch together the fabric of this great country.
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OK, but what if it could help mend decades of tension between two countries?
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Major was rushed to the hospital and was said to be on the mend.
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John Schneider is hoping he can mend his strained relationship with his three children.
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The supply disruptions come just as China's economy appears to be on the mend.
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Only through a rejuvenation of safety culture can we hope to mend the pair.
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Mr Xi's appearance in Pyongyang would suggest that economic ties are on the mend.
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Still, Todd said he has hope that they will eventually mend their fractured relationship.
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When the truth is, I would have loved to see you guys mend. 5.
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Briana DeJesus' 1-year-old daughter Stella is on the mend after undergoing surgery.
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Adding to uncertainty are political divisions that the United Nations is trying to mend.
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Next we must begin to mend and unify even as women within the church.
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"Gentles, do not reprehend; if you pardon, we will mend," Puck tells the audience.
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Let's see it as fear and try to mend it together, rationally and peacefully.
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Since then, the White House has worked to mend relations between the two countries.
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Both countries have since sought to mend relations, but Australia remains wary of China.
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The organization should do everything in its power to mend fences with the president.
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Mike is getting EXCLUDED from the Quinnipiac poll - want to help us mend that?
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Both countries have since sought to mend ties, but Australia remains wary of China.
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On its Twitter account it only issued a statement framing MEND leaders as criminals.
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Prince showed everyone he's on the mend Saturday, showing up at $10 dance party.
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Lindsey Vonn is on the mend — but her leg injury was worse than expected.
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Kanye West is on the mend — with a lot of love from his family.
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"I have a broken heart and I hear those don't mend overnight," she wrote.
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In the last year, however, Microsoft has looked to mend ties with China's government.
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Conservatives need moral clarity to mend the wounds of racial division in our country.
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"We don't think we need to mend anything," the senior White House official said.
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Such daring can mend the gaps and re-weave the fabric of our society.
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Check out the clip -- he's spry as hell for a dude on the mend.
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In order to mend this fear, we must connect — we must build a bridge.
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Congress should also step up to help mend a broken U.S. relationship with Europe.
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They attend 12-step meetings, mend fractured familial relationships, relapse and get clean again.
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On a related note, we have Bill's make-do-and-mend, zero-waste sensibility.
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Mr. Jacobs, however, is not the right person to mend the rift with Apple.
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Following Tillerson's visit, the two countries formed joint working groups to mend their relations.
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Miley Cyrus is on the mend, with some extra care from beau Cody Simpson.
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Ms. Kahlert used to mend his jeans and hung onto this pair, she said.
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Instead, they offer hollow promises and ignore how slowly and jaggedly broken lives mend.
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Now, prices are rising and others in the oil patch are on the mend.
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But it will take substantial time and work to mend Mexico's deeply corrupt system.
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They must begin to mend the ways they lost them in the first place.
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But after Trump's upset victory Ryan quickly pivoted to mend fences with the President-elect.
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"We see clear signs that Cobham is on the mend," Jefferies analyst Sandy Morris said.
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She was in the intensive care unit Monday and was on the mend, doctors said.
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China's economy on the mend as producer prices rise to 5-year highs in December.
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A sale of the network could help Vivendi mend its fraught relations with Italian regulators.
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Despite the mess, some parties think Mr Mnangagwa is best placed to mend the economy.
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Security officials have also linked a MEND commander to the Avengers, though he denies this.
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But Eurogroup president Jeroen Dijsselbloem tells Sacha Nauta the EU is actually on the mend.
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Little man is on the mend and will be back to conquering the world soon!
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What does seem obvious, however, is that not even TV can mend these divisive times.
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Linda Hunt is on the mend after a car crash on Monday left her hospitalized.
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Players have to move across ropes and mend a bridge 1,000 feet in the air.
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Liam Hemsworth is on the mend — but not without a little ribbing from his colleagues.
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He's working hard to mend his relationship with his family and to appreciate himself more.
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The 20 elephants that call the center home are blind, disabled or on the mend.
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Trump has also promised during his election campaign last year to mend ties with Moscow.
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She recommends calling your congressional representatives and asking them to mend, not end, the ACA.
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They might be helping mend the strained but traditional alliance between North Korea and China.
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The hole in the Earth's ozone layer is on the mend thanks to that treaty.
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Security officials have also linked a MEND commander to the Avengers, although he denies this.
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If her being on the mend continues to look like this ... we're all for it.
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The visit was intended to help mend the relationship between Muslims and Christians in Egypt.
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I do not know how to mend a ripped seam, patch a leak in a
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DACA was necessary, Mr Obama said upon its introduction, "to mend our nation's immigration policy".
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God mend thine ev'ry flaw,Confirm they soul in self-control,Thy liberty in law!
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He writes about Ethiopia's recent transformations and the government's announcement to mend relations with Eritrea.
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With proper implementation, such a device could correct faulty signals to mend a cognitive impairment.
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When he does, it is unclear whether he wishes to mend fences or issue threats.
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It appeared that relations between the Bin Ladens and the government were on the mend.
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While he tries desperately to mend things, she's too focused on everything else to notice.
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Meanwhile, Spain will have to face Italy, and mend their lacerated gameplan in the meantime.
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According to the energy ministry data, oil exports via Druzhba have been on the mend.
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He cares about America's place in the world and will mend fences with our allies.
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President Zelensky, his image now tarnished, is left to mend fences with his European allies.
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In its statement, the White House suggested that Mr. Trump was eager to mend relations.
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Part of Mend is a chat system with an AI bot trained by a therapist.
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For those who want to take their "healing" further, Mend offers classes and a retreat.
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Luckily, though, it didn't take long for its stock to be back on the mend.
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Efforts to mend strained diplomatic relations with the United States have also supported the lira.
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If simple "fuck y'all" doesn't mend relationships with all those haters, who knows what will?
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Kylie Jenner is on the mend — and her daughter Stormi Webster is by her side!
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Claire, Jamie and Ian gut trout, chop trees, mend nets and plan for the settlement.
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The damage is going to take a lot longer than a couple years to mend.
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But maybe we can mend the format as it pertains to perennial one-bid leagues.
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Maura Tierney is on the mend after she was involved in a bicycle accident, PEOPLE confirms.
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In August, it was first revealed that the actor was on the mend after undergoing surgery.
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"This was a stark and startling moment, but they did mend fences pretty well," said Dobrow.
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If America was going to hell, then there was only one man who could mend things.
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Maura Tierney is on the mend after she was involved in a bicycle accident in August.
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Uber appealed the decision, and its CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has been working to mend the relationship.
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Jessica Simpson is on the mend after spending a week in the hospital recovering from bronchitis.
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Although her son is on the mend, Eva was left with a tremendous amount of guilt.
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Bobby Zarin is on the mend and in high spirits following his release from the hospital.
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Ryan Phillippe is on the mend following his "freak accident" that resulted in a broken leg.
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Now she says she'll mend the holes and they'll all make do with what they have.
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If the Ice Princess actress saw Parker's interview with Cohen, well... it didn't mend any fences.
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The reforms aspire to mend the institutional weaknesses revealed during the years following the financial crisis.
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Bob Barker is on the mend after falling and hitting his head at home last week.
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I'm on the mend now & want to thank everyone for the outpouring of messages and support.
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Larry King is on the mend after experiencing a medical scare last week, PEOPLE can confirm.
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Jimmy Kimmel's 7-month-old son Billy is on the mend after his second heart surgery.
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With their long bodies, they slither across slow and steady and start to mend the bridge.
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Norah O'Donnell is on the mend after a scary trip to the hospital for emergency surgery.
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In the present, Hugh tries to mend another crumbling structure: His relationship with his estranged children.
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Both Sanders and Clinton have sparred knowing that they'll eventually need to mend fences and unite.
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-MO) said, adding that he's optimistic McCaskill can mend fences with the community.
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The awful new year start for stocks has recently been on the mend since the Feb.
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After a six-week time jump, it appears that everything is on the mend in Washington.
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He's really calmed down and I've heard he wants to mend all the shit he broke.
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"I think she tries really hard to mend Chinese-American relations," writes popular Wechat account Befaner.
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Throughout the episode, Jane and Xo continue to fight despite Rogelio's attempts to mend the rift.
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Natanine saw a way to mend the divisions of the past—and to save Clyde's future.
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If so, only time and a desire to mend things will help your enemy-combatant siblings.
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J. Crew may have found a clever way to mend several tears in its corporate fabric.
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But the two leaders met at the White House in November and sought to mend ties.
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Today, there is an urgency to mend the divide and find strength in collaboration and understanding.
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A mend in U.S.-Pakistani relations, a landmark ruling in India and an arrest in Britain.
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With global growth on the mend, many now wonder whether politics (of populism) will trump economics.
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But if you're on the mend, super bored after weeks alone, and have an internet connection?
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But even capable actors can't make this play plausible or mend the contrived and sentimental conclusion.
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"Love her, she knows how to mend me when I'm lost and low," Ms. Sturgess wrote.
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In 2019, the telecommunications business' stock has been on the mend, and shares have increased 40%.
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ANONYMOUS As a strategic matter, trying to mend fences with the old boss doesn't seem promising.
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Even so, there was scepticism the U.S.-China trade relationship was now firmly on the mend.
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"We had begun to try to mend the fence and our relationships individually," his son said.
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That's okay for me, because then you get to start to mend and figure stuff out.
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This would also galvanize Republicans and help mend rifts in the Party after a bitter election.
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Fortunately, Jenner returned to Instagram two days later to tell fans that she's on the mend.
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She had been trying to mend fences over those comments when Sunday night's tweet went viral.
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Mick was asked how he's feeling, and his response makes it clear he's on the mend.
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The Temporary Protected Status program was created to mend a gap in President Ronald Reagan's immigration policy.
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Forty-seven years on, Oman is again in need of a strong leader to mend its finances.
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Shiloh Jolie-Pitt is on the mend after suffering a broken arm in an accident last month.
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While there is no way to mend our hearts, we can do good work in his honor.
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Adopting a new pet could be just what the doctor ordered to help mend a broken heart.
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Vicki Gunvalson is on the mend after undergoing a procedure to clear a blockage in her ear.
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A small hole has not been mended, and the woman offers to mend it on the spot.
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Fortunately, Kris and Gracie are on the mend, although they're admittedly both shaken up from the crash.
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Khloé Kardashian knows one of the best ways to mend a broken heart is to treat yourself!
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Putin said on Sunday that Trump had confirmed to him that he was willing to mend ties.
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Garner urged unity in the social justice movement and sought to mend fissures and conflicts within it.
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Juggling relationships with his long-lost sister and estranged wife, he's got some serious fences to mend.
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The victim said she has endured 11 surgical procedures to mend bones she claimed Green helped break.
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Mashable's latest #BizChats discussed how to mend relationships that are on the rocks with you fellow coworkers.
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One day after collapsing onstage during a music festival in Ireland, Tim McGraw is on the mend.
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Meghan Markle's dog is on the mend after breaking two legs, according to the Mail on Sunday.
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She found a way to mend my broken heart and bring me sunshine on my darkest days.
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In Didi, Apple may have found a way to mend its frayed relationship with the Chinese government.
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Patients who are on the mend sometimes sell unused blood entitlements to those who are still ill.
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After attempting to mend things, Nikki announced that she and Cena, 41, were officially calling it quits.
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Some fresh management and cross-promotion from a proven tech giant like Google could mend its wings.
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Bill Clinton once said that the best approach to affirmative action was "mend it, don't end it".
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I think that's gonna take some effort to mend those wounds that some of these communities felt.
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Since being appointed earlier this week, Bwalya Ng'andu has sought to mend fences with Zambia's mining industry.
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But true to Mogadishu's make-do-and-mend resilience, local activists are working hard to counter this.
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The meeting is a chance for the two sides to mend fences after an acrimonious campaign season.
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Carrie Lam said she wanted to mend the society, but the message we got today is prosecution.
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The values of personal responsibility, reciprocity and mutual support mend communities and lives broken by life's disadvantages.
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A lack of diversity is a symptom of deeper problems that a few diversity hires won't mend.
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The burden ultimately falls on Tunisia's leaders to mend the economy and make the case for democracy.
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Luckily, there are some ways to mend your relationship: find common ground, and pick up extra work.
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To truly fix SJC, Marcus had to first mend the nearly destroyed bond between Mike and Scott.
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But he apparently also came to try to mend the frayed strategic ties between the two countries.
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Kyler Bourgeous, 30, and Kayleigh Davis, 22, were injured in the attacks but are on the mend.
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Ryan could obviously be a useful ally to Trump if the two are able to mend fences.
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Several analysts say Beijing wants a higher-ranking official, namely Turnbull, to lead efforts to mend ties.
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Instead, make thrift stores your new best friend, and don't be afraid to mend holes in clothing.
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And while Chuck and Wendy's marriage appears to be on the mend, they're still keeping toxic secrets.
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If Canada is to mend its systemic inequalities, it needs to first address its problem with racism.
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This year, however, Mr. Kim has sought to mend the relationship, meeting with Mr. Xi three times.
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He has vowed to improve the company's culture and mend broken relationships with regulators, lawmakers and others.
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Breakingviews J. Crew may have found a clever way to mend several tears in its corporate fabric.
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" In an editorial, the state-run China Daily said Tsai had an "opportunity to mend her ways.
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New Bachelor Peter Weber is on the mend after undergoing emergency surgery in Costa Rica, PEOPLE confirms.
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The vote reflected how President Trump's plan to mend ties with Moscow has given way to acrimony.
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" Football fan No. 4: "I don't think anything'll change, so why mend something when it ain't broken?
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The much-needed cash helped mend national finances, halt plunging property values and clean up banks' books.
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And-- and we managed out of the Greek program because they actually mend that program by themselves.
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"We need folks who are going to mend up wounds and bind us back together," he continued.
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They offer sewing workshops, helping youth to mend their own clothes while teaching them a valuable skill.
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On the Mend app, users are introduced to an animated avatar of the Mend founder, Ellen Huerta, and her reassuring voice offers guidance on how to move forward, with topics like "detoxing" from your ex; redefining your sense of self — even how to get a better night's sleep.
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Weeks after Mick Jagger underwent heart valve replacement surgery, his Rolling Stones bandmate says he's on the mend.
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Devon said that her husband, Trevor, is on the mend but has a long road to full recovery.
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On the mend from surgery to remove cancerous nodules in December, Ginsburg shows no signs of slowing down.
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And now, it looks like Kim and Kanye's relationship with Jay Z and Beyoncé is on the mend.
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Zampino said the next time the women saw each other, they made an effort to mend their relationship.
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If he goes in and he tries to mend fences with Putin, they&aposre calling him a traitor.
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Just a few weeks later, Lucy is on the mend and has grown from 40 to 110 pounds!
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Overall, data points for May so far have provided little indication that the economy was on the mend.
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Ceravolo told CNN Sunday that Racquel Smith was on the mend, but he declined to answer further questions.
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In both cases, Facebook has made efforts to show it can mend its broken platform on its own.
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Local leaders, meanwhile, would furnish records and hold town halls in an effort to mend frayed communities relationships.
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Though the club's existence was short-lived, it gave him a chance to mend his relationship with Tikhonov.
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Candace Cameron Bure is on the mend after a go-karting accident landed her in the emergency room.
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Bob Harper is on the mend, but he hasn't quite gotten over the shock of his heart attack.
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For example, in the third book, Hermione wishes to mend her friendship with Harry and his buddy Ron.
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And while Norton admitted their conversation "sucked," he has faith that he and Doherty can mend their marriage.
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A circus performer is on the mend after he plunged to the ground mid-stunt Monday in Ohio.
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And of late, particularly in the wake of the attempted coup, Turkey has reached out to mend ties.
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In the session, Khloé does try to mend their "special bond," but even that is a fruitless endeavor.
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If half a decade couldn't mend ties between the women, it's doubtful a few weeks in Vegas will.
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" Seven weeks after the accident, Underwood shared that she's on the mend but "not quite looking the same.
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Trade and taxes Looks like President Trump is taking a "mend it, don't end it" strategy on NAFTA.
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According to Twitter, Brook will have to undergo surgery to mend the broken eye socket sustained against Golovkin.
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It's also been read as a sign Trump is willing to mend fences and create a coalition cabinet.
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Amid rumors of the singer attempting to mend family drama, Danielle took to Twitter last month to respond.
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Senard, who had been due to retire from Michelin in April, now has fences to mend in Japan.
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"I think it's going to serve as a way to mend fences between Bezos...and Trump," Squali said.
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But there is little evidence from the past to suggest that Mr Bashir's regime will mend its ways.
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In November 2017, he took steps to mend the nation's previously fractured relationship with its own LGBT community.
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Instead, departments eager to mend community relations will need to involve communities of color in police reform efforts.
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Atlantia could chip in as a way to mend its relations with the government, sources have told Reuters.
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Since that low moment, Kevin and Randall's relationship has been on the mend, even if Randall's life hasn't.
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Volkswagen unveiled a refreshed e-Gulf, as it attempts to mend its image after its shameful diesel scandal.
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And, as you say, Bloomberg will have to find a way to mend fences with African-American voters.
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The impact on the United States' international reputation will take years to mend — if that is even possible.
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DALLAS (Reuters Breakingviews) - J.Crew may have found a clever way to mend several tears in its corporate fabric.
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Facebook is desperately trying to mend its damaged reputation following the continued fallout of a massive data scandal.
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He's then told he must mend his relationship with his family before getting turned back into a human.
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Initiating parent-child conversation across these forums can create or mend trust in otherwise tense interactions, Ito says.
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Bilbray on Thursday said the Democratic Party would ultimately mend fences, regardless of who becomes its presidential nominee.
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Replacing Mr. Leung when his term ends in March would help mend ties between Beijing and the separatists.
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Presidential spokesman Harry Roque said that Duterte realized he needed to mend bridges with the powerful religious institution.
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Only a political solution and a fair share of resources to all Libyan factions will mend the country.
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Amid rumors of the singer attempting to mend family drama, Danielle took to Twitter last month to clarify.
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Hopefully in a new season, her and her father can become more self-aware and mend their relationship.
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Barra is now counting on those relationships to help her steer through 2019, and mend fences in Washington.
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He still believes the U.S. and Russia have plenty of shared interests and wants to mend the relationship.
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The Sun rises, it sets, you eat, mend your clothes, collect The Iliad and other books for Emerson.
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Mr. Mattis also appealed to Persian Gulf nations to mend a rift that he said weakened regional security.
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The good news ... Andy's son says his dad is on the mend but he's still in the hospital.
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She did not want sex, but bore it, and after surgery to mend her she had her daughters.
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Both had experienced symptoms and were already on the mend by the time their test results came back.
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Both had experienced symptoms and were already on the mend by the time their test results came back.
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Louise is able to mend the dress for her, which sparks the beginning of their dangerously codependent friendship.
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Although he vows to mend his ways, his love of pleasure and entertainment continues to pull him astray.
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But empowering commoners could mend rents in the civic fabric and alleviate frustration with out-of-touch elites.
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And the U.S. will need to mend fences with its European partners to pursue a coordinated diplomatic approach.
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While Pakistan has continuously defended Chinese investment, it has also attempted to mend relations with the United States.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders is on the mend following his heart attack, and is shutting down rumors about it.
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The candidate who had vowed to mend the "social fracture" bequeathed worse public finances and deeper social divisions.
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Mend has audio trainings available for paid users, but you have to listen to them and absorb them.
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" These layers begin to dissipate, until she's just strumming again, admiring that the heart can "mend all alone.
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MuckerLab invested seed money in Mend and assists Ms. Huerta with business development, including product design and marketing.
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It is that belief that will inform a Mend app update scheduled to roll out in the spring.
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In a speech, Tshisekedi welcomed the victory and said he would seek to mend divisions in the country.
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Perhaps the most persistent effort has been to fix the present by symbolic attempts to mend the past.
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Miroslav Lajcak, foreign minister of Slovakia, which holds the EU's rotating presidency, said the bloc must mend ties.
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However, while the women were marching, Trump went over to the C.I.A., where he really could mend fences.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel will be in Poland today in an effort to mend ties with Warsaw's euroskeptic leaders.
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Every home should have a basic sewing kit to replace buttons, mend holes, or repair a ripped seam.
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Even amid the effort to mend fences, Tillerson took time to call out Turkey on issues of concern.
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Senard, who had been due to retire from Michelin in April, now has fences to mend in Japan.
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They made it an early dinner, probably because Lamar's still on the mend after nearly dying last year.
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But it is not too late for President Tsai to mend fences with Beijing by recognising the 1992 consensus.
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The Good American jeans founder, 33, also tried to mend her relationship with mom Kris Jenner's boyfriend Corey Gamble.
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But Ankara shifted its Syria policy, seeking to mend ties with Russia and turning its firepower against Kurdish forces.
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Sources told People that the model and DJ is actively trying to mend things with both Khloé and Kylie.
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Which means that a lot is riding on Pompeo's ability to mend the relationship between the CIA and Trump.
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It encourages shoppers to buy only what they need, and helps to mend older items so they last longer.
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Fletcher said the next time the women saw it each other they made and effort to mend their relationship.
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Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta said their camp would would like to quickly mend fences and unify the party.
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MEND has said some of its former commanders and fighters make up the Avengers, claims denied by the group.
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"This was an important thing to be able to mend and to have her support meant everything," he shared.
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But the PiS, which Kaczynski chairs, was anxious to mend its ties with Germany, feeling increasingly isolated in Europe.
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For those who do and have troublesome relationships, it can be a challenge to address that and mend things.
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Call or write when you're on the mend and we'll celebrate your return to health, I suggested, manfully, powerfully.
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Americans often say such partisanship is bad for their country (and that the other lot should mend their ways).
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But last week, she met with the maverick's widow Cindy McCain, in an apparent effort to mend the relationship.
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Both sides issued statements Tuesday saying that while differences exist over THAAD, they were looking to mend the relationship.
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Put simply: The dividing lines that have been drawn over Trump's victory are messy, and therefore, difficult to mend.
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Former oil kingpin and MEND leader Government Ekpemupolo, also known as Tompolo, is suspected to be behind the attacks.
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Jaime King is on the mend after suffering an injury while on the set of an upcoming TV project.
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But if it wants to mend the rift in U.S. society, getting more people employed is a good start.
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But Wednesday, he appeared to be willing to mend fences, pointing out that conflict is normal in a family.
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Katy P. is on the mend after an unknown individual placed a firecracker in her rectum and lit it.
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Maddie Aldridge is on the mend and back to her sporty self following an ATV accident earlier this month.
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"You really have to work together with other like-minded individuals and organizations to mend this problem," McCray said.
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Good thing Saint's on the mend ... his new baby sis is supposed to be coming home sometime this month.
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There's no talk of reconciling with her in the letter, but he sounds determined to mend fences with her.
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There was a flap of sheet metal, which could mend a boiler or be the side of a box.
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Sturm Ruger's report late on Monday provided fresh ammunition for investors arguing the industry is already on the mend.
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And Bailey and Webber, who have been fighting for the entire season, seem to be finally on the mend.
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Meanwhile, at a Locked press junket set up for damage control, Paige promises to help Rainer mend his reputation.
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"There's a willingness to find a common thread ... we're looking to mend things," Galletti told reporters, without providing details.
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Two years after Merkel's last visit to Russia, Berlin is attempting to mend a strained relationship with the Kremlin.
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It said the alliance was formed to mend splits among insurgent groups and strengthen opposition to the Damascus government.
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Our relationship is fucked up but I'm glad we are here, and I'm grateful we have time to mend.
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The next step is to put forward big, creative ideas to address it and mend the imbalance of power.
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Their Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) crippled crude production and drove international oil companies offshore.
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Nina Dobrev is on the mend after an allergic reaction over the weekend landed her in the emergency room.
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Happy Thursday and welcome back to On The Money, where we're happy to see Jimmy Carter on the mend.
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It's OK to return to work once you've passed the peak of your symptoms and are on the mend.
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In June, Duterte promised to mend fences with the country's Catholic community after calling God "stupid" in a speech.
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He still believes the United States and Russia have plenty of shared interests and wants to mend the relationship.
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This has been helpful for mothers who are newly sober or are working to mend relationships with their children.
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So newly elected President Nelson Mandela decided to employ rugby star Francois Pienaar to help mend deep racial divides.
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Looking to the past, menders cite the rationing campaign in England during World War II, Make Do and Mend.
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He has said he wants to mend relations with Russia that are languishing at a post-Cold War low.
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He even asked for the intervention of the 92-year-old British monarch to help mend his family's rift.
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A player like Ntilikina would appear to make sense alongside Kristaps Porzingis, assuming Porzingis and Jackson mend their relationship.
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The trip was in part an effort to mend an old alliance which has been strained in recent years.
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By a 3-to-1 margin, voters said they want a candidate who can mend but not end capitalism.
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And his White House has often struggled to mend frayed ties between police departments and the communities they serve.
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"I think the party is united," she said when asked if she could mend fences between the pair's supporters.
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Oil prices have been on the mend so far this year thanks largely to declining inventories and higher demand.
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Peña Nieto's government is already receiving flak for its decision to quietly mend differences with the Trump administration. Sen.
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It also urged both Galmudug and Puntland, which have often clashed over territory in the past, to mend fences.
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It will heal your broken heart; it will fix your financial woes; it will mend your hair's split ends.
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In short, the best strategy to mend the nation's regional divides is one that supports cities and small towns.
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Kim Zolciak-Biermann's son Kash is on the mend after a scary experience getting bitten by a dog last month.
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I know the explicit goal is to mend trust, but how important do you think the crime-fighting part is?
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Now, months after her cousin Josh's scandals wreaked havoc on their tight unit, Amy says they're all on the mend.
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Mend your breakup with some turkey lasagna, she suggested on Today last week while everyone was busy celebrating Valentine's Day.
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A pic was released earlier today of this fearless couple, now on the mend, and they are looking mighty fine.
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Earlier this month, Dunham revealed she's both physically and emotionally on the mend after undergoing a total hysterectomy last year.
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FARAGE: And during the campaign he did not support Trump, but he has tried to mend fences with the president.
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But on Wednesday, Obama lamented his failure to mend the broken political culture of Washington over these past eight years. .
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It might have helped mend the fences with the Kardashians a little bit, but for now ... Kylie needs more convincing.
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Beyoncé had to process her own family's complicated past before she was able to mend her marriage with JAY-Z.
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Washington (CNN)A top Donald Trump aide is moving aggressively to mend fences with Republican Party leaders on Capitol Hill.
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Although born out of the horrors of war, time and flora have stepped in to mend and repair these spaces.
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Gordhan on Sunday suggested that probe was a distraction from his attempts to mend South Africa's battered image with investors.
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" The show had one silver lining for the "Beautiful' singer: a chance to mend fences with fellow pop icon, Pink.
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It must mend ties with Serbia through EU-mediated talks, being restarted by new EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell.
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Although the singer was initially on the mend after arriving at the hospital, within days she faced another health scare.
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Sylvester Stallone's half-brother, Dante Stallone, is on the mend after being brutally attacked in Tallahassee, Florida, on Saturday night.
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And a knowingness that they have a deeply rooted psychological and emotional problem and it takes years to mend that.
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Although the "Stone Cold" singer was on the mend, a source told PEOPLE she will remain hospitalized due to complications.
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But that process seems to be reversible, with young blood restoring the cells' ability to proliferate and mend broken tissue.
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Seoul is keen to mend relations with its neighbor after North Korea's escalating rhetoric, and missile and nuclear weapons tests.
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Jack doesn't know this, obviously, but it's a bit of a race against time for them to mend the relationship.
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It's great news for Aerosmith fans ... with Joe on the mend, the band's upcoming Vegas residency is still a go.
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The (good-intentioned) medical staff came over in a golf cart to help Bernardo, trying to mend his injured foot.
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"After the 2nd surgery, My back is finally on the mend," she wrote alongside a photo of her healing back.
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And this news might be the final straw in ensuring that the Webster family will never ever mend back together.
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Ramstad also showed me how to mend the button on my coat that happened to have come loose that day.
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Bob Harper is on the mend, which is great, but the picture shows the seriousness of his recent health crisis.
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He is still currently being treated for pneumonia and a parasite infection, but this slick swimmer is on the mend.
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Of course, it doesn't work, so he decides to mend his wounds in Austin, Texas, and reconsider his entire career.
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Although everyone's favorite political lobbyist had a brush with death in the Season 7A finale, she's already on the mend.
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To read LB's work, pick up Truckface Anthologies Volume One and Volume Two from the incredible Mend My Dress Press.
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Clinton on two fronts as she looks to mend fissures within the Democratic Party while turning to the general election.
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Still, as he's edged closer to the nomination, Trump has sought to mend fences with establishment figures that oppose him.
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But skipping this weekend's summit won't help Trump mend relationships with some of the TPP's Latin American members, especially Mexico.
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Trump has long wanted a closer relationship with Putin, something he believes can mend frayed ties between their two countries.
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I believe in the power of Listen First to restore relationships, build bridges and mend the frayed fabric of society.
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Bob Corker (R-Tenn.), who is retiring after 2018, should work to mend the rift that has developed between them.
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The Emancipation Proclamation was Lincoln's effort to begin to mend our nation's ills and right one of our biggest wrongs.
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It is worth stating again that all of this could be rectified tomorrow if China would simply mend its ways.
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Merkel's coalition partners handed her an ultimatum on Monday to mend the country's immigration regulations within the next two weeks.
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The bottom line: Facebook's relationship with the news industry remains rocky, even as the company takes steps to mend fences.
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In silence, people drift further apart, until it's too late to mend the gaping divides that are splitting the nation.
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Jason Vargas, the fifth starter, is on the mend with a hamstring injury after starting to string together solid starts.
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Seeking to modernize Uzbekistan's economy, Mirziyoyev has moved to mend those relations and announced an ambitious reform program at home.
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Sanders stuck to his view that tackling mass incarceration and other inequities is a way to help mend that history.
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"What politics can't seem to mend, maybe music can," said Seth Farbman, Spotify's chief marketing officer, in an emailed statement.
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Alex Trebek has completed his chemotherapy treatments and is "on the mend" from stage 4 pancreatic cancer, the longtime Jeopardy!
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After Perry sent her an actual olive branch, Swift reveals how the two met in private to mend their friendship.
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While this is a useful and important feature, there may come a time when you want to mend your relationship.
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Opponents say that the secrecy the law codifies hurts police efforts to mend ties in predominantly black and Latino communities.
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He can, and does, call us all to serve our great nation, to mend fences, to think outside of ourselves.
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After the sudden meeting between the two leaders, however, the China-North Korea relationship appears to be on the mend.
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In November 2018, Mastercard's stock experienced a downturn of 5% — but since then, its shares have been on the mend.
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"Mend started very organically after I went through a breakup," she said between sips of her hand-blended rooibos tea.
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Before coming to the Humane Society, she was taken to Cabarrus Animal Hospital for treatment and is on the mend.
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Kuwait has sought to mend diplomatic ties by inviting Duterte to visit, its state news agency KUNA said on Monday.
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"We have stood ready with ideas and thoughts about how we can mend or improve the Affordable Care Act," Rep.
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Now, she said, Austrians will expect Mr. Van der Bellen to mend the rifts that appeared during the bitter campaign.
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Jean-Dominique Senard, the new chairman, and Thierry Bolloré, the new C.E.O., must now mend the company's alliance with Nissan.
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It has effectively abandoned collaborative "reform agreements" to help police departments mend or improve relationships with the communities they serve.
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Britney's been caring for him while he's on the mend ... she even canceled her new Vegas residency because of it.
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The "Havana" singer was spotted out Wednesday afternoon in Bev Hills with her mother, looking like she's well on the mend.
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I developed a pretty severe case of premenstrual dysphoric disorder last year, and I finally feel like I'm on the mend.
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Figuring out how to mend such wounds and improve a victim's chances of survival are also critical areas of research, too.
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Amid rumors of the 41-year-old singer attempting to mend family drama, Danielle took to Twitter in February to respond.
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Stormi is on the mend after an allergic reaction sent her to the hospital, much to her mom Kylie Jenner's dismay.
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" Kassie Sarkar, 17, wrote about how "our nation, so fervently indivisible, suffers from a glaring divide which only competency can mend.
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"I will continue to mend and hopefully return with more patience and compassion and knowledge of Game of Thrones," she writes.
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But while personal spending was on the mend, consumer confidence remained soft overall and recent wage increases were disappointing, Iwahara said.
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"You don't mend fences," she told PEOPLE of their ongoing disagreement at the iHeartRadio Podcast Awards in Los Angeles on Friday.
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The New Jersey sisters were looking to mend previously broken fences, hoping they could be a part of Giudice's life again.
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But once Jacobs arrives back from California, Ravenel realizes that the trip didn't help mend their relationship like he had hoped.
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Sometimes, keeping busy is the best way to mend a broken heart, especially when you have people you love around you.
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Leveraging Power over Putin Realistically, the former president may not be able to help his wife to mend relations with Russia.
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The music insider said Gomez is on the mend as she seeks treatment and is eager to get back on track.
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Guy hoped to "mend my broken heart": his partner had left him and their one-year-old son two years earlier.
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It seems Donald Trump is seeking to mend the fences of a tough campaign with the help of the Thanksgiving spirit.
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And while housing has been on the mend this year, investors learned on Tuesday that U.S. home sales declined last quarter.
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Some types of gear, such as photocopiers and medical equipment, have always been hard to mend because of their internal complexity.
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Milo made it through the operation without incident and is now on the mend with help from a bright pink splint.
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Voight and the Maleficent actress reconciled after years of estrangement in 2010, after Pitt, 53, convinced the actress to mend fences.
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Maksim Chmerkovskiy may still be on the mend, but he's still bringing the magic to the Dancing with the Stars ballroom!
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Kilmer seemed to be on the mend, being spotted without a breathing aid while running errands in London early this year.
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And it once again positions the Koch operation uneasily alongside the administration, with which the Kochs have labored to mend fences.
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When President Obama entered office, he tried to mend this rift and champion the interests of scientists from the White House.
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"It's hard to see any way to mend this rift now," said Leonardo Barreto, head of Brasilia-based consultancy Capital Politico.
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"I will continue to mend and hopefully return with more patience and compassion and knowledge of Game of Thrones," she concluded.
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The credit rating for Hostess has been on the mend and last year the company posted revenue of about $650 million.
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He underwent surgery but requires additional procedures to mend significant internal injuries, including a broken hip and damage to internal organs.
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But I instinctively knew that if I wanted to mend from my father's death, I would need to connect with something.
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MEND has said some of its former commanders and fighters make up the Avengers, which has been denied by the group.
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They sold international striker Burak Yilmaz last month to Beijing side Guoan for eight million euros to help mend their finances.
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Trump's concession and a series of high-level visits by U.S. dignities have since help mend connections between the two countries.
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Jobs Unemployment spiked in the wake of the Great Recession, and the jobs situation has been on the mend for years.
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The number of Cuban migrants to the United States spiked after the announcement that U.S.-Cuban relations were on the mend.
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In a call intended to mend fences, Trump volunteered to send U.S. troops to Mexico to fight drug cartels and crime.
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Once Annalise manipulates the Hapstall case, Wes understands she must be on the mend toward her full-strength best possible self.
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Breaking bread, a primordial human experience, has been a time-honored way to build bridges, mend fences and create common ground.
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Isaka's decision to keep Suzuki on is seen as an olive branch that could help mend a divided board and management.
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RHP Rubby De La Rosa continues to mend at Triple-A Reno as he recovers from a bout of shoulder inflammation.
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Tears, alone, will not mend the fissures nor fill the void that has left so many of us bereft and unmoored.
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"We provided Russia an ample window of time to mend its ways and for Russia to honor its commitment," Pompeo said.
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We are left hoping that Vi and Hollywood can mend their hurt places, even if it requires a six-month wait.
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In the United States, he worked to mend relations between the company and its dealer network, which had become increasingly tense.
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If Saudi Arabia were to mend its relations with the U.S., however, Trump demanded that the ally needs to pay up.
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The boys and their coach are on the mend and being watched in the hospital for possible infections or other ailments.
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More from the World Economic Forum • Mr. Trump sought to mend relations with Britain but widened a rift with the Palestinians.
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He superimposed images (including one with the words "Mend All" on it) onto a grid of letters, five to a row.
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He will also have to mend a fractious locker room frayed by dissension and hobbled by a dearth of veteran leadership.
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He also tried to mend a 1,000-year schism between Rome and the Orthodox church, but the welcome was not warm.
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A U.S. official said talks would focus on Yemen and include a push for Riyadh to mend fences with the UAE.
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If I've learned anything working on climate, it's that broken hearts, much like broken bones, don't mend until you tend them.
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Aaron Schildkrout, Uber's head of driver product, characterized these changes as part of a genuine effort to mend fences with drivers.
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Now, the N.B.A. commissioner, Adam Silver, tells the WSJ he's still trying to mend relations with China, its biggest international market.
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Well, thanks to the surgical talents of Dr. Dan Polatsch and his team, I'm officially urchin free and on the mend.
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The New Jersey Democrat ran for president aiming to restore a sense of community and mend the moral fabric of America.
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A Florida boat captain is on the mend after contracting a flesh-eating bacteria during a fishing trip with his grandson.
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Justin Thomas, whom Woods mentored while on the mend from multiple back surgeries, played a practice round with him on Monday.
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Part of the hope of "Dana H." — and, it seems, of Higginbotham — is that it can do something to mend them.
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Mend's podcast and written articles are free, but unless one pays for a Mend subscription, they can't listen to audio trainings.
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Within six months, stocks are usually on the mend from the fallout of disease outbreaks such as the coronavirus, say experts.
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Instead, she discovered Mend, an app and online community that serves as part personal trainer, part online refuge for the brokenhearted.
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When the super-ego becomes a mad dog, we lose faith in ourselves and in our ability to mend our ways.
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Since he has returned home, Mr. Ban has defined himself as a "progressive conservative" who can mend an ideologically fractured country.
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Her parents dash her hopes of finishing school, relying on her to cook, clean and mend for them and her brothers.
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Housing may be on the mend: Home sales dipped in January, leading to concerns about the health of the broader economy.
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Car theft prefigures vandalism elsewhere, when a veteran tries to mend his son's marriage using tactics he learned as a paratrooper.
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Still other cells initiate an inflammatory response, helping the injured tissue to mend, which it usually does within a few weeks.
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Trump, in an unusual move, urged Sandmann and his peers on Tuesday to use the controversy as an attempt to mend fences.
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You're that voice in my heart that keeps telling me mend your life, love what you do and do what you love.
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Despite all that the star has been through, Kardashian's best friend Malika Haqq revealed the mom of one is on the mend.
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The movie will reportedly follow a former child star attempting to mend his relationship with his alcohol-abusing father, according to Variety.
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Gomez recently returned from a four-month Instagram hiatus to reassure fans that despite having a tough year, she's on the mend.
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Months after NBA legend Scottie Pippen filed for divorce from his wife, Larsa, it appears the couple may be on the mend.
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Washington (CNN)House Speaker Paul Ryan believes President Donald Trump's attempt to mend relations with Russia is understandable yet doomed to fail.
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We'd finally reached the Patch, where bloodred tiles had been used to mend the broken paving stones of the sector's main thoroughfare.
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Also, Republicans are expressing deep concern about Trump's threats to pull out of NAFTA, urging him to mend the relationship with Mexico.
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Samantha Cerio, the Auburn University gymnast who suffered a devastating knee injury while competing, Friday, is on the mend after undergoing surgery.
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Over the course of the next 14 years, Beckwith said she went through approximately ten surgeries and procedures to mend the damage.
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A year after her dramatic arrest in New Orleans, Ray J says his relationship with fiancée Princess Love is on the mend.
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Thank you for all of your good wishes – seems that I had a mini stroke, but am doing well & on the mend.
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"Slowly coming back to life," she captioned one of three consecutive posts, also adding, "Tough girl on the mend," for another photo.
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After weathering a cheating scandal, Beyoncé and JAY-Z are still "Crazy in Love" — but how did they mend their fractured marriage?
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If Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez can reconcile, then Kanye West, Donald Glover, and Drake can mend their relationship with Jaden Smith!
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The hope among advocacy groups is that the nation will move forward and lawmakers will work together to mend a fractured government.
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Time will tell if it can mend relations with the researcher community and build a bounty program that works for both sides.
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One way to mend this relationship, she says, is to closely study your boss's behavior so that you can meet their expectations.
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The Australian personal trainer wrote that she got a C-section as recommended by a doctor, and is currently on the mend.
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But in recent years there have been attempts to mend and strengthen the relationship through bilateral visits from both heads of state.
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He also promised to take measures to mend the economy, which recently dipped into recession, and to abide by free-market rules.
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The theme of his show, "Make Do & Mend," is inspired by 1940's pragmatism and questions our faith in high fashion standards.
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Facebook ostensibly organized the meeting to mend fences with Republicans who were criticizing the social giant for a perceived bias against conservatives.
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But DC has got some fences to mend with core Comic-Con fans after Batman v Superman inspired more snark than spark.
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The movie will reportedly follow a former child star attempting to mend his relationship with his alcohol-abusing father, according to Variety.
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The Spurs reportedly plan to meet with Leonard this offseason to mend the relationship, but the team is nonetheless at a crossroads.
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Visiting a doctor, you expect answers — usually in the form of a solid diagnosis and medication to get you on the mend.
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By releasing the pictures, his inner circle hope to reassure Nigerians that the president is on the mend and very much alive.
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AIPAC ought to take advantage of their premiere event this year to try and mend what is undeniably their most critical relationship.
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Stocks have been on the mend since late last week, and as of Wednesday staged their best three-day performance since August.
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Chase comes back to apologize to JoJo and mend any burned bridges, so he can be the next Bachelor, probably and hopefully.
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Now the music insider says Gomez is on the mend as she seeks treatment and is eager to get back on track.
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He helped persuade her to discuss her abuse with her parents; later, he pushed her to mend her relationship with her mother.
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RELATED: Trump privately tries to mend fences with Senate Republicans As of now, Murkowski has not agreed to anything, per those aides.
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Now the music insider says Gomez is on the mend as she seeks treatment and is eager to get back on track.
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"Berlusconi promised to put Italy at Israel's disposal in helping mend the latter's ties with Washington," the NSA said in the message.
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"At the core of the decision to mend ties with Israel and Russia is an existential need for survival," Ms. Aydintasbas said.
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When a child's peer is a victim, parents likely recognize that apologies can quickly mend potential interpersonal rifts that may otherwise linger.
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She was determined to bring a sewing machine, fearful that we would need to make or mend clothes where we were headed.
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The doctors have described some of Jaime's nerves as still "dormant", says Sara, something that they hope time and rehabilitation will mend.
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Diplomatic relations with the US -- that 50 years ago had the world on the brink of nuclear war -- are on the mend.
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RHP Colby Lewis threw 23 pitches in his second bullpen session Tuesday as he continues to mend from a strained right lat.
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So they flood the workshop, arriving in waves — after mealtimes, especially — with wheelchair tires to pump, axles to mend, frames to weld.
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How many of our grandparents fared the austerity of the World Wars and the Great Depression, discovering to save, mend, and repair?
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After that, satisfied that Whitman was on the mend, the paper published no more articles until his death on March 26, 1892.
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She has modeled for me what it looks like to shatter and mend, to defy social norms and find your own voice.
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The last time we see her, she's still grunting and gasping, so I'm guessing she'll be on the mend in Season 3.
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First up this fall are "Mend: A Story of Divorce," by Sophia Recca, and "Click: A Story of Cyberbullying," by Alexandra Philips.
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Doris Burke -- America's most beloved sportscaster (sorry Joe Buck) -- just revealed she tested positive for coronavirus ... but she's already on the mend!
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We're thirsty for more, and the only thing missing is a performance where the two share a stage and mend their wounds.
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Maybe now he can mend fences with his ex-wife, Ginger (Jennifer Tilly), a voluble floozy who has long since moved on.
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He must also mend some of the United States' closest alliances that are on shakier ground than they have been in decades.
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The company announced that passengers will soon be able to tip through the app — a move meant to mend fences with drivers.
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Sales at casual dining restaurants may be on the mend, but the sector's upturn wasn't enough for Outback Steakhouse owner Bloomin' Brands.
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But with both countries now working to mend fences, Turkey last month acquiesced to Israel setting up representation at NATO's Brussels headquarters.
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It's up to Durbin, the Senate Democrats' lead voice on immigration, to mend the fences between the party's left and Senate leadership.
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Mark Milley announced that the dog — whose name had still not been confirmed — was on the mend and had returned to duty.
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Yet an improbable return to politics four years later, when he won his old congressional seat in Charleston, helped mend his reputation.
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In a very different kind of analysis, a new study named the cities where you're most likely to mend a broken heart.
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Calculator Just in time for Valentine's Day, a new study finds the cities where you're most likely to mend a broken heart.
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My mother and I did not always see eye to eye, but a common love of books helped to mend difficult patches.
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On the first full day of Mr. Moon's visit, China tried to show that economic relations, at least, were on the mend.
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He has taken a step away from dating because of the importance of his children and also to help mend fences with Angelina.
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The two ended their feud in 2010 at the urging of Jolie's ex Brad Pitt, 53, who convinced the actress to mend fences.
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CNBC reported in December that Singer moved to mend his relationship with the then-president-elect and planned to donate to his inauguration.
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Modi met Chinese President Xi Jinping in April 2018 in an attempt to mend ties following a turbulent period in cross-border relations.
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I wanted to see if the anti-Valentine's Day cocktail bar would be a good place to try and mend a broken heart.
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Olynyk was on the mend after splitting open his right elbow in the Celtics' 463-104 win over the Miami Heat on Monday.
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In "Angel From Hell," at 20163:30, Allison asks Joey McIntyre of New Kids on the Block to help her mend a relationship.
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"Physically, I'm doing fine ... I'm on the mend, I look better than I did on Thursday and Friday," Pygott told CNN affiliate KCPQ.
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Hamas has also begun to mend its strained relationship with Egypt, which has long accused the group of aiding Islamist militants in Sinai.
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Apart from a joint interest in neutralizing Islamist militants in Syria, another impetus for Israel and Turkey to mend relations is natural gas.
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New TIM boss Amos Genish who took the helm in September has been seeking to mend fences with the political establishment in Rome.
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Maksim Chmerkovskiy is on the mend and isn't sure how long his injury will prevent him from returning to Dancing with the Stars.
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Out of power, Ortega repeatedly tried to mend relations with the church, increasingly expressing religious faith and calling for reconciliation with his foes.
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It might explain why the army, behind the scenes—and now perhaps Mr Khan himself—are working hard to mend fences with America.
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Mnangagwa, deputy president under Mugabe, has promised to open up Zimbabwe to foreign investment and mend ties with the West since assuming power.
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The 32-year-old star explained that she had a surgery to mend a pinky injury from WrestleMania 35 and is still recovering.
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Clinton delivered her speech at the end of a largely successful convention, which helped mend the party after her divisive primary against Sanders.
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It is easier to spread misinformation on social media than to correct it, and easier to inflame social divisions than to mend them.
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After three surgeries and months of rehab, Colon is on the mend — but he tells PEOPLE he has been healing emotionally, as well.
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The effort to mend relations with Protestants has been on the agenda of many popes before Francis, but it is a delicate endeavor.
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The tech giant created the "Facebook Journalism Project" to mend its broken relationships with publishers a year ago, in anticipation of strategy changes.
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"I can mend your broken heart" is the A-side from Vtorova's new EP Genua House out with UK label Where To Now?
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"The gains in two-way trade volumes signal an economy that continues to be on the mend," said Nick Exarhos of CIBC Economics.
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And we get a few hints of that from the episode, particularly when Siddiq tells Michonne she should try and mend some fences.
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After years of being hit by a multi-year sovereign debt crisis, government finances in the euro zone are slowly on the mend.
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Sticking to the deals is one of six key demands the Gulf nations have set as requirements to mend relations with Qatar. 4.
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Despite the medical emergency, he said that the singer was already on the mend and had his sights set on returning to music.
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They have since appeared to mend ways and the Australian Prime Minister plans to meet with Trump in New York City next month.
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He was platooning in right field prior to the injury while J.D. Martinez was on the mend from a spring training foot injury.
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Pledging to mend their errant ways, believers beseeched the Divine to show them mercy and seal their inscriptions in the Book of Life.
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Eventually, you'll find the right therapist and begin to mend those wide-open wounds inflicted all the way back in your parents' house.
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Increasingly, they're urging him to drop out of the race so the party can mend internal wounds and focus its attacks on Republicans.
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Interviewed on the forum's sidelines, a senior Trump administration official insisted that trade negotiators were still focused on making China mend its ways.
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On the mend now, Mitchell has started to return to Brickyard Cages, a batting facility in San Diego that he calls his sanctuary.
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RELATED: Trump privately tries to mend fences with Senate Republicans But on Murkowski, there is substantive work at play to bring her around.
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ET for our next #BizChats Twitter chat, where we'll be discussing how to mend relationships with coworkers that simply just drive you crazy.
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After Trump was elected, the two men seemed to mend fences and Romney was briefly considered for the position of secretary of state.
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In order to provide Puerto Rico and the other territories a level playing field, Congress must be willing to mend these funding gaps.
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Proponents of the reform effort see it as a way to help mend the intraparty divisions that emerged following the 2628 primary season.
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Moreno-Ocampo's successor as chief prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, is Gambian and has been trying to mend the court's relationship with the African Union.
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Tillerson is seeking to mend relations on the continent after his boss allegedly called African nations "shitholes" in a January meeting with lawmakers.
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Her aim, using a few token blacks to mend the South's racial divide from the top down, was utopian to say the least.
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But his education minister and rival to the right, Naftali Bennett, publicly sided with the Druse protest and called to mend the rift.
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He worked to mend relations with Britain, saying he and Prime Minister Theresa May were "on the same wavelength," despite reports of strains.
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It would be tone-deaf to conclude that virtual reality has some magical properties that can mend the deep wounds of Canada's history.
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"We were able to get closer," Ms. Andujar said, who used frequent visits at the hospital as an opportunity to mend the relationship.
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Or maybe I just hope she'll be on the mend because I can't imagine this show without the great and fearsome Ann Dowd.
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Barred from buying American-made components for the past two months, it halted operations and will now have to mend relations with customers.
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The couples appeared to mend fences and the Trumps invited the Cruz family for dinner at the White House in March of 2017.
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In the weeks prior to the coup attempt, Turkey strove to mend some of the relations most frayed by Erdoğan's combative foreign policy.
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Analysts say she will also likely need to mend divisions at the bank over its recent policy measures under former President Mario Draghi.
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After a nine-year, 42 percent slump during the national debt crisis, the Greek housing market is on the mend, industry professionals said.
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My break was unfortunately not super fun as I suffered a concussion skiing, but I&aposm on the mend and back at it.
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Minutes before, the president tweeted another message suggesting that protests may be necessary to help mend the country's deep social and political divides.
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It's about a willingness to take care of yourself and deal with tough emotions head on so you can mend a broken heart.
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It is unclear how supportive President-elect Donald J. Trump will be of this initiative as he aims to mend fences with Moscow.
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The two men become roommates in a bid to make Morgan jealous while they mend their bruised feelings with women and cheap tequila.
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They hope to break out of isolation, mend ties with Arab states, and challenge the claim of the Fatah leader in the process.
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The thrust of "Negotiating the Nonnegotiable," published in 2016, is that appealing to rationality isn't always the best way to mend a rift.
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A photo agency got video of RBG leaving her Washington D.C. apartment at 9 AM Wednesday, looking frail but hopefully on the mend.
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Investors are questioning whether Deutsche Bank waited too long to mend itself and its shares have plunged nearly 40 percent so far this year,
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The militant group, Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND), claimed responsibility for the attack which left Arugha hospitalized for six months.
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She did so anyway, a decision she says she does not regret, even though it took years to mend the relationship with her parents.
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Both men chose to mend their personal history so Adams' vision of democracy as "a government of laws, and not of men," might thrive.
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"Thank you for all of your good wishes — seems that I had a mini stroke, but am doing well & on the mend," he tweeted.
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"I think there is still the possibility to mend our relations with 5-Star," the League's Agriculture Minister Gian Marco Centinaio said on Friday.
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The United States also warned Americans not to travel to China, angering Beijing just as it started to mend tattered trade ties with Washington.
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Since August, when the EPA announced waivers for 2018, the Trump administration has tried to mend fences with the biofuels industry and corn lobby.
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The family is feeling better now that Michael is on the mend and Kelli is in touch with the state health department in Florida.
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To cheer the pup up, the woman's daughter set up a FaceTime call, but it just wasn't enough to mend the pooch's aching heart.
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Even Muhammad Khatami, a former president who had tried to mend fences with the West, called on reformists to join hardliners in decrying America.
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The former Teen Mom star, 27, appeared on the reality show Monday in attempt to mend her strained relationship with her mom, Debra Danielsen.
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She just shared her expert advice on how to mend a broken heart, and it comes as no surprise that her method involves food.
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Khan met with President Donald Trump on Monday in a push to mend ties between Islamabad and Washington over the protracted conflict in Afghanistan.
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Poland's new prime minister, Mateusz Morawiecki, sacked three members of his cabinet, in what was seen as an attempt to mend fences with Brussels.
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But whereas Mr Obama attempted to mend the damage wrought by the war in Iraq, Mr Trump was burdened by his own Islamophobic rhetoric.
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"People really look to be absolved," says Elle Huerta, the founder and CEO of Mend, an app that helps men and women through breakups.
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Whether the media can air it or not, there will be more resentment when the government takes painful steps needed to mend the economy.
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This is something we wanted to highlight – that even though we destroyed so much, we also tried to rectify it and mend the Earth.
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But this doesn't quite ring true either, in light of Erdogan's recent attempts to mend fences with Russia and Israel to strengthen the economy.
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Turkey has been seeking to mend ties, telling the EU this month it had met all criteria for visa-free travel to the bloc.
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Malaysia's former leader Mahathir Mohamad often criticized US foreign policy towards Muslim nations in the Middle East, though his successors tried to mend ties.
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The doctors have described some of Jaime's nerves as still "dormant", says his sister, Sara, something that they hope time and rehabilitation will mend.
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Maybe two Xanax for Republicans: Republicans are already scrambling to mend deep internal divisions among rank-and-file members after the past few months.
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Kushner reportedly facilitated a phone call to mend the relations between Xi and Trump in early February, which sparked a new relationship with Cui.
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But the changes sent American officials scrambling to mend fences with the Syrian Kurdish militias, which also receive American assistance against the Islamic State.
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The original slight still sticks in my craw, so it's hard for me to mend the fence, but the current scenario is completely dysfunctional.
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Nicholson's comments on the difficulty Russia poses in Afghanistan come as President Trump has talked about wanting to mend relations between Moscow and Washington.
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Since then, Mr. de Blasio has tried to mend relations with the police, while also projecting a message that will resonate with black voters.
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Meantime, Erdogan and Putin have worked to mend a relationship that was rocked after Turkey shot down a Russian fighter jet in late 2015.
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As some mend broken hearts, others fall in love for the first time, all while the reality of their futures starts to take hold.
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The couple tried to mend their relationship with a romantic trip following the wedding of Vanderpump Rules co-stars Katie Maloney and Tom Schwarz.
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In one video posted two months ago, she claimed she was attempting once again to mend fences with the WWE but making little progress.
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But some, like the original Niger Delta Avengers and the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND), did so to devastating effect.
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And Rex W. Tillerson, then secretary of state, sought to mend fences during a five-nation of Africa, promising $533 million in new aid.
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The Didi investment — which company president Jean Liu told reporters came together in just three weeks — may help Apple mend some of those fences.
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Ras J. Baraka, Newark's mayor, said that the citizen patrol program was a significant piece of a broader effort to mend ties with residents.
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During the ban, she confronted bad habits; learned to borrow, make and mend; and found value in herself instead of the objects around her.
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Idris Elba is on the mend in his bout with coronavirus ... and pretty soon he could be immune to the disease, so he says.
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"This is a direct result of South Korea's efforts to mend fences," said Cheng Xiaohe, an associate professor of international relations at Renmin University.
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" Unfortunately, being "on the mend" includes a massive "hand elevating contraption" that Harris has to wear on his injured hand "for the foreseeable future.
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Bravo told me she thinks we need to get back into the habit of "make, do, and mend" when it comes to damaged clothes.
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We learned that Kevin is newly engaged and has a baby on the way, he is also struggling to mend fences with his brother.
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Clinton has worked hard to mend that rift, moving politically leftward toward Sanders during the primaries and offering him concessions in the Democratic platform.
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He followed that up with a video of himself playing a round of golf that reinforced the message that he was on the mend.
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Though the teen is still on the mend — he suffered two minor seizures in one day several weeks ago — his progress has astounded Rodriguez.
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Administration officials said Mr. Trump wanted to mend the alliance with the Philippines as a bulwark against China's expansionism in the South China Sea.
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The San Francisco bank is also trying to mend relations with regulators under chief executive Charlie Scharf, who joined the firm late last year.
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But this week's sell-off should prove a minor injury to a sector on the mend, says Matt Maley, equity strategist at Miller Tabak.
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This isn't the first time the NFL missed an opportunity to mend the rift with longtime fans boycotting over the perpetual kneeling and disrespect.
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Paris has had a rough time since her dad passed away, but it seems like she's on the mend and doing a lot better.
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Whilst my mind has been on the mend and feels much clearer a year later, I feel the damage to my body is irreversible.
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Union leaders also see a powerful unifier who can help mend any lingering hard feelings about the decision to endorse early: the GOP candidates.
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Hopes were high earlier in the year that the economy was on the mend following more than a year's worth of fiscal and monetary support.
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Though, after the couple renewed their vows recently, it seemed like the two were on the mend and this was all just...a rough patch.
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Tensions between the black community and police in cities across the country inspired her to speak directly to Orlando neighborhoods, hoping to mend the divide.
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In other words, Trump may finally be trying to mend the bridges with longtime US allies whom he has alienated in the past few months.
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Expectations for earnings also appear to be on the mend after over a year of declines caused by slumping oil prices and a strong dollar.
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Amy Winehouse's comeback single that signaled to all her fans that she was on the mend and everything was going to turn out just fine.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe is making consultations on rejoining the Commonwealth, its foreign minister has said, as new President Emmerson Mnanagwa seeks to mend international ties.
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All eyes are back on Greece in April as the country tries to unlock more funds from international creditors to help mend its battered economy.
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But others are occupied with activities that have gone on unchanged for centuries: Women weave flowers into garlands; men burn incense; fishermen mend their nets.
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Brace yourselves, Stranger Things fans, because this will break your heart in a thousand pieces and not even Eleven will be able to mend it.
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That would require a two-thirds majority of MPs and a national referendum—but it could help mend the rift between citizens and their government.
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"Given the events of the past couple of years, Ariana is going to take some much needed time to heal and mend," her team adds.
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The German government may end up abandoning the idea of rent controls altogether, if it decides there is no feasible way to mend the brake.
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Relations are now on the mend, but Amorepacific Corp's sales fell 8 percent to about 4 trillion won ($3.8 billion) in the year to September.
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Google and its corporate parent, Alphabet, may also be trying to mend some political fences after Pichai and Page snubbed Congress a few weeks ago.
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Mnangagwa has repeatedly expressed a desire to mend rifts with Western governments and has been pictured in recent weeks smiling with Western ambassadors in Harare.
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By Friday night, he appeared to be on the mend (physically, at least) — posting a photo of himself at dinner after a concert in Indianapolis.
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G - BalanceFlorian Kupfer - B2Machine Woman - I Can Mend Your Broken Heart (Kassem Mosse Remix) D.Tiffany - Orange Crush (Plush Managements Mix) Familiar Touch comes out Nov.
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Sessions has tried unsuccessfully to mend his relationship with Trump and has asked senior White House staff for help going about it, the AP reported.
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Over the summer, Trump feuded with MSNBC's "Morning Joe," but more recently he has talked to the show's hosts, showcasing his ability to mend fences.
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Barry Manilow is on the mend after being rushed from Memphis to a Los Angeles hospital when complications from an earlier surgery began to arise.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick is looking to mend fences with the disgruntled driver he argued with about falling fares for luxury rides ... TMZ has learned.
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She and her dad keeping missing each other's most vulnerable moments, which is sad because they really could use the encouragement to mend their relationship.
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I realize that whatever I do, it will be difficult to mend the hearts of the people, and then I feel a sense of shame.
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Her long-term mission is to mend the strains that pull families apart and address the challenges facing young children from a very early age.
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As George Will noted, "repeal and replace" now appears to mean "mend it, don't end it," harkening back to President Clinton's phrase about affirmative action.
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The stakes are higher than ever, and discussions like these are an opportunity for the two countries to begin to mend a strained trade relationship.
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Abiding by the agreements was among six principles the Gulf nations set as requirements to mend relations with Qatar in a statement released last week.
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The reality star said that while her marriage hit a rough spot immediately following the incident, the couple are now working to mend their relationship.
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Two months after Kilmer was seen with what looked to be a tracheostomy tube around his neck, the actor appears to be on the mend.
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The euro zone as a whole is also showing signs of stronger growth, suggesting its economy is finally on the mend after years of crisis.
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Democratic lawmakers have deleted controversial tweets attacking each other as members attempt to mend a rift between left-wing House members and the party establishment.
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Democratic lawmakers have deleted controversial tweets attacking each other as they attempt to mend a rift between left-wing House members and the party establishment.
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Clinton tried to repair relations in the last week, less because of her contest with Mr. Sanders than to mend fences for the November election.
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Ms. Merkel has sought to mend her country's differences with Washington over intelligence gathering, but many Germans still believe that she has not done enough.
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An 81-year-old man is miraculously on the mend after nearly 1,000 bees stung his body while he was farming on his Texas property.
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Canada's new Prime Minister Justin Trudeau arrives in Washington this week to mend the friendship with the United States, one uncharacteristically strained under his predecessor.
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It also recommended lessons to design, make and mend clothes should be on the school curriculum, while sales taxes on repair services should be reduced.
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With over 3,000 locations in North America, Rent-A-Center has made some promising developments recently that Cramer said could mend things at the retailer.
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But there are other signs that the economy is on the mend, even for ordinary Americans who had, until recently, barely benefited from the rebound.
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Reed revealed their break up in June 2013, telling Us Weekly that she took a solo trip to Paris to help mend her broken heart.
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Akzo also said it had appointed JPMorgan Cazenove as advisor for shareholder relations after a court in May ordered it to mend fences with investors.
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Interim President Jeanine Anez, who took over on Tuesday after a spate of resignations, had earlier indicated she wanted to mend bridges with Morales' party.
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Though the rapper has attempted to mend his strained relationship with Marquise several times, his son says the constant drama with Tompkins pushed him away.
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Having worked as a psychologist trying to help people mend from the damage inflicted by bad guys, I have no affection for sociopaths and such.
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As I reported in April, the Trump administration pressured Poland to amend the bill and pressured Israel to mend relations with the government in Warsaw.
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Scott Morrison is quietly continuing Malcolm Turnbull's attempts to mend relations with the wannabe regional hegemon, but he has his work cut out for him.
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A new report from the United Nations says the ozone layer is on the mend, and large parts could be completely healed by the 2030s.
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Recovering from a stroke, Gram is another woman on the mend — and she is also convinced that someone is trying to sabotage her cricket farm.
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Administration officials said that Mr. Trump was looking to mend ties with the Philippines as a hedge against China's expansion in the South China Sea.
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The Mexican government has a dismal human rights record, and judicial reforms to mend serious deficiencies will fade without full political support of the administration.
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After the dispute over the Omaha mayoral race, party leaders worked behind the scenes to mend fences with those outside groups that back abortion rights.
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Li Qiang, an analyst at JCI Intelligence, said China is trying to mend trade relations with the U.S. while also preparing for a trade war.
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This was news to Wright, who had helped mend the relationship between Massimino and the university that he had put on the national basketball map.
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His doctor laid out his options: A hard collar would let the bones mend on their own, but was inadvisable because of the fracture's severity.
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Shakir and Sanders himself have done some traditional influence work: Both sat down with MSNBC President Phil Griffin months ago to try to mend fences.
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They emphasized how much responsibility now rested with Mr. Erdogan to mend Turkey's deep rifts and to include the opposition in coming talks and decisions.
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Comfort has a tendency to treat May as an indentured servant rather than a traveling companion, loading her down with costumes to freshen and mend.
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The president has dismissed intelligence assessments that Russia helped swing the 2016 election in his favor and has tried to mend fences with the Kremlin.
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Biden reportedly views himself as a well-seasoned statesman who could mend deep seeded divisions across the country as well as within the Democratic Party.
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After being under a doctor's care for an unknown medical condition, PEOPLE can confirm that the Dog's Most Wanted star is now on the mend.
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Google is aiming to mend fences in Washington after a difficult year that saw its public image take a hit and new scrutiny from lawmakers.
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A management shake-up could, however, help to mend fences with the Italian government and fend off the threat of losing its valuable motorway concession.
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While those numbers have yet to recover, a pickup in enrollment in professional courses is an early sign that the industry is on the mend.
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Atlantia has denied any wrongdoing and could join the Alitalia consortium as a way to mend its relationship with the government, sources had told Reuters.
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Meghan Markle's father might've missed his daughter's wedding with Prince Harry, but he wasn't missing his Starbucks while on the mend ... broken hearts be damned.
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To achieve this goal, it proposed to "[a]mend the Zoning Ordinance to permit 'second units' by right in all residential zones" and "[a]mend the City's Zoning Ordinance … to include licensed residential care facilities serving six or fewer persons as a permitted use by right in all residential zones," and it delineated explicit deadlines for these and other changes so progress can be tracked.
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Mark Zuckerberg's New Year's resolution: To connect with more Americans in an effort to mend societal divisions wrought by the twin forces of technology and globalization.
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Some political analysts doubt Ouattara's awarding of a handful of extra posts to the PDCI in the new government will be enough to mend the relationship.
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While Kendra Wilkinson Baskett and Hank Baskett continue to make strides to mend their marriage, they're struggling to connect when it comes to their parenting techniques.
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Let me back in your heart so that I can touch it and mend our love so that we can continue to grow with each other.
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"As Wendy Williams Hunter previously shared, she fractured her shoulder and has been on the mend," reads the statement posted on the show's official Instagram page.
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Ellen Barkin is on the mend after being rushed to the hospital Tuesday after choking on the set of her new project, according to multiple reports.
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Though Amazon later seemingly offered to mend relations somewhat by once again allowing Chromecasts to be sold, three months have since passed without that actually happening.
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"The ambiguity is really difficult to deal with," says Elle Huerta, the founder and CEO of Mend, an app that helps men and women through breakups.
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In fact, Short said Manafort's Florida briefing sounded like an attempt to mend fences with party insiders that Trump has been trashing on the campaign trail.
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Earlier this month Tesco shares hit an 18-year low but rallied after its Christmas trading beat forecasts, indicating it may finally be on the mend.
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Before joining, Serbia must mend ties with Kosovo, its former, predominantly Albanian southern province, which seceded in 2008, almost a decade after a bloody war there.
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" Adding that although she was on the mend but "not quite looking the same," Underwood said that she was "grateful that it wasn't much, much worse.
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Mr Mnangagwa needs not just to win, but to win in a certified manner if he is to mend financial relations with creditors including the IMF.
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"Given the events of the past couple of years, Ariana is going to take some much needed time to heal and mend," her team told People.
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In addition, Dan is able to mend fences with Chuck as the amount of damage to the state means there's plenty of work to go around.
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Development studios, on the other hand, often suffer a disconnect between front line devs and studio leaders—which is something Take This constantly strives to mend.
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John McCain on Friday, moving to mend an intra-party rift that has put the Republican presidential nominee at odds with its highest-ranking elected official.
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On Monday's episode, housewives Shannon Beador, Tamra Judge, Meghan King Edmonds and Heather Dubrow all made it clear they weren't ready to mend fences with Gunvalson.
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Tommy Lee is still on the mend from a physical altercation that took place between him and his 21-year-old son Brandon earlier this month.
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Back in May, it seemed Eddie was on the mend as Tamra shared a video of the 45-year-old working out on a stationary bike.
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For Apple, playing nice with Republicans is a way for the company to mend fences after its long, torturous tussle with the federal government over encryption.
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But the pair appeared to be trying to mend fences after Trump's stunning electoral victory, with Romney having called Trump to congratulate him on his win.
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The two had a tense phone conversation — which began when Spencer called Kandi after years of not speaking, telling her he was trying to mend fences.
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Finally, Castro suggests that addressing these first two concerns will make it possible to mend the growing rift between police officers and the communities they serve.
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Returnly, a new company based north of San Francisco in Marin county, promises to help mend the strained relationship between merchant and customer after a return.
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Stream Genua House below which includes B-side "Friday Night" and a remix of "I can mend your broken heart" by minimal techno producer Kassem Mosse.
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The hole in the earth's ozone layer is on the mend with the help of the 1987 Montreal Protocol, which helped phase out ozone-destroying chemicals.
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While we agree she is pretty fabulous, we're not sure one fashion magazine cover is all it's going to take to mend the current political climate.
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The retailer said that in spite of the weaker quarter, improving profit margins and steady market share showed its struggling clothing business was on the mend.
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Camila Cabello says she hopes to eventually mend fences with her former Fifth Harmony bandmates, but so far, her attempts to reach out have gone unanswered.
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The retailer said that in spite of the weaker quarter improving profit margins and steady market share showed its struggling clothing business was on the mend.
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Despite manufacturers racing to mend their products, hackers have been found trying to take advantage of the hacking techniques from that first release of source code.
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The UCI has been trying to mend the sport's reputation ever since and Lappartient said cycling was now "leading the bunch" in the fight against doping.
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"If and when it comes time for the family to mend fences, Olivia will be supportive of anything that Aaron chooses to do," says the source.
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If the moral masters of the European north were a bit more like that, then the southern transgressors might be more inspired to mend their ways.
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Moon sent Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon to Tokyo last month for Emperor Naruhito's enthronement ceremony with a personal letter calling for efforts to mend ties.
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Any attempt to mend the divide in our country seems worth a shot, though some of the calls are sure to devolve into trolling or abuse.
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The agreement aims to mend a rift between the Saudi-backed government and Emirati-backed rebels so they can focus on fighting the Iran-backed Houthis.
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"After the 2nd surgery, My back is finally on the mend" the former Dance Moms star wrote alongside a photo of her healing back on Saturday.
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The two had appeared to mend fences and form a united front as Democrats fight to recover from a disastrous 2016 cycle with this year's midterms.
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In it, she sings that she'd "never walk Cornelia Street again" if the romance were to end because "that's the kinda heartbreak time could never mend."
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Bro joined the Listen First Project, which aims to "mend the frayed fabric of America by bridging divides one conversation at a time," earlier this year.
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Sonya often talks about how creating a space for these things transcends the individual and can mend the world; making it a better place for all.
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A big bowl of noodles, cheesy pizza, or gooey chocolate cake are life savers, whether you're battling a hangover or trying to mend your broken heart.
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Mend CEO and founder Elle Huerta had recently moved to San Francisco and was living alone when she went through the breakup that inspired her app.
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If you're unfamiliar with the type, then you probably think such a person will eventually be caught and shamed and forced to mend their evil ways.
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To that end, without consulting his ex-wife, he spirits Tick away to a place where she'll be safe and he can help her to mend.
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His conviction sends the wrong message about whether or not it pays to mend your ways and, when the moment comes, to do the right thing.
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" The chairman said he had come into physical contact with the patient at CPAC and has since contacted the quarantined person who is "on the mend.
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But with New Delhi suddenly uncertain about Washington, Mr. Modi has in recent weeks sought to mend ties with Moscow, and with Beijing as a hedge.
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He has promised greater access to healthcare and to mend relations with traditional U.S. allies in Europe that were frayed by Trump's "America First" foreign policy.
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The giant German lender has had years to try to mend the problems affecting its American businesses before they were subject to the Fed's stress tests.
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"We strongly urge the United States to immediately mend its ways and end illegal provocations in the name of so-called freedom of navigation," Senior Col.
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Another part of her job, analysts say, will be to mend divisions in the Governing Council over negative interest rates and the reintroduction of quantitative easing.
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"Relations stand at an uneasy place, with India trying to backtrack somewhat and mend fences that were broken in the last two years," he told CNN.
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The normal way to mend diplomatic ties is to negotiate privately over months and have the process culminate in, not begin with, a White House meeting.
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Bill Taylor: Mr. Goldman, I mend that because of the importance of security assistance that we had just described and had a conversation with the chairman.
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The Nordic country's economy is on the mend after a two-year slowdown brought on by a 56-percent fall in crude prices since mid-2014.
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Mr. Putin and Mr. Trump have been working to mend ties between their countries, which turned sour after Moscow intervened in conflicts in Ukraine and Syria.
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The premium Mend Community on Slack is another resource that, unlike just the app experience, lets you commiserate with others who've gone through what you did.
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The bill would mend the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) and the Clean Water Act (CWA) to ease permits for the use of some pesticides.
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He raised his voice and appeared under stress as he contended that efforts to mend Brazil's economy could be put at risk if he stepped down.
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In his third term, Sharif and the military clashed over differences over handling Islamist militants and his desire to mend diplomatic ties with arch-rival India.
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Duterte spoke positively about Trump, a fellow populist, after the U.S. presidential election in November, and the new administration has sought ways to mend the alliance.
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Monday's sacking coincides with Boeing struggling to mend relations with the regulators it needs to win over to get the grounded 737 back in the air.
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Trump also threatened the help overthrow the current political system, a move that again, won't help mend the relationship President Obama has been trying to repair.
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WASHINGTON — Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is cancer free and on the mend after her recent surgery for the disease, a Supreme Court spokeswoman said on Friday.
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Mr. Putin and Mr. Trump have been working to mend ties between their countries, which turned sour after Moscow intervened in conflicts in Ukraine and Syria.
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Parsons began this season on the mend and remains on a minutes' restriction, but led the charge as Memphis began to pull away in the third quarter.
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Others wash and iron clothes, sew, repair electronics, mend damaged shoes, run sports pools, do legal work, operate stores, and even fashion TV antennas from paper clips.
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TEENS WITH AUTISM LEARN TO CODE, DESIGN APPS While McCabe has a long way to go before he is fully recovered, he's on the mend, Devon said.
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Another ingredient Dr. Adigun likes to mend cracked skin around nails: ceramides, or lipids that are similar to those that are naturally found in our own skin.
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So many could-have-been novels lost to the needle... I rarely even mend a hem these days; even sewing a button back on makes me wary.
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According to the video, Suri first returned to Syria in 2013 to try to help mend a rift between then al Qaeda affiliates al Nusra and ISIS.
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I am thinking of all of the ways that I could help but still no way to mend the hearts of the aching in Las Vegas today.
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But Berlin — which thrived through most of the 20th century before the bottom fell out in the early 2000s — hardly feels like a city on the mend.
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The dollar index is still down 2.1 percent this year, dogged by suspicions that the Trump administration prefers a weaker dollar to mend its bulging trade deficit.
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Household consumption is clearly on the mend adding just over half of the economic growth seen over 2015, while home construction added another half a percentage point.
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Mehmet Simsek, Turkey's deputy prime minister, said his visit and that of other officials was part of an ongoing attempt to try to mend ties with Moscow.
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If that's true, then positive association techniques like those used in the study could help mend or strengthen relationships that aren't really broken in the first place.
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The 47-year-old Clerks director gave fans an update on his medical condition in an Instagram post on Wednesday, explaining that he was on the mend.
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"Given the events of the past couple of years, Ariana is going to take some much needed time to heal and mend," her team told the outlet.
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Donald Trump's surprise visit south of the border Wednesday — apparently to mend fences after a campaign laced with anti-Mexican rhetoric — surprised many observers in both countries.
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Norway's leading industry has been on the mend for the past two years after a 20183-2016 downturn during which oil companies slashed investments, projects and jobs.
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They appeared to be on the mend though in June when the two reunited at Sidney's high school graduation, photos of which Judge proudly shared on Instagram.
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A proposal published on January 29th by a group reporting to the European Systemic Risk Board, a prudential supervisor, may mend one of the more troubling flaws.
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Luckily, while some of the teen patients did need more extensive treatment, such as intubation to help them breathe, they seem to be on the mend now.
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In an apparent effort to mend ties, representatives of the Polish and Ukrainian presidents said on Friday that they "reconfirmed their commitment to strengthening the strategic partnership".
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Really curious if D'arcy will come back from her farm and mend things with Billy, but until then we can delight at these tracks performed with James.
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Norway's leading industry has been on the mend for the past two years after a 2014-2016 downturn during which oil companies slashed investments, projects and jobs.
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