"Reconciliation makes that kumbaya moment very hard," Myers said, because under reconciliation, changes have to be budget neutral.
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Pass a reconciliation bill The reconciliation bill is what gives Republicans the power to repeal key parts of Obamacare.
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Last year, Republicans passed the Restoring Americans' Healthcare Freedom Reconciliation Act, a repeal bill that uses the reconciliation process.
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"Because of the political reconciliation, there is a culinary reconciliation and renaissance," the Quebec chef Jean Paul Grappe said.
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"We know we can do a lot of repeal through reconciliation but you can't do replace through reconciliation," said Rep.
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Republicans are using the 2017 budget reconciliation for ObamaCare repeal, and plan on using the 2018 reconciliation to pass tax reform.
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RYAN: SO RECONCILIATION, WE THINK, IS THE BETTER WAY TO GO. BUT WE'VE ALREADY SHOWN AND DEMONSTRATED WE CAN SHOW RECONCILIATION.
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Spicer said Republicans will use fiscal-year 2017 budget reconciliation for health care, then address tax changes through fiscal-year 2018 reconciliation.
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To pass anything through budget reconciliation, Republicans needed to pass a budget resolution — a nonbinding agreement that establishes "instructions" for reconciliation bills.
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However, the reconciliation process is complicated, takes time and is limited and narrow in what can be included in a reconciliation bill.
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Congress will pursue at least partial ACA repeal in fiscal 2017 reconciliation, followed by tax reform later through fiscal 2018 reconciliation, Spicer said.
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The health bill is currently under 2017 budget reconciliation instructions, and Republicans are hoping to pass 2018 budget reconciliation instructions for tax reform.
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Reconciliation would make it easier for Republicans to pass a tax-reform bill, since bills considered through reconciliation cannot be filibustered in the Senate.
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One other thing to keep in mind about the 2015 reconciliation bill: It's not the final word on what Republicans could repeal through reconciliation.
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We strongly believe that Iraq's reconciliation process is based on three priorities: liberation of our land from the Islamic State, reconstruction and national reconciliation.
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I wanted a story about forgiveness that did not conflate forgiveness with reconciliation, or did not treat reconciliation as the highest form of forgiveness.
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THE PROBLEM WE RAN INTO ON RECONCILIATION WITH HEALTH CARE IS RECONCILIATION IS BASICALLY A FISCAL TOOL BUT HEALTH CARE IS REGULATORY AND FISCAL.
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COHN: Well, we do have reconciliation instructions, they are very strict rules how you get through reconciliation and how you do this with 51 votes.
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That is why I think it makes more sense to focus reconciliation efforts on people who are more open to reconciliation in the first place.
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Democrats used budget reconciliation to pass much of Obamacare; Republicans used reconciliation to try to repeal it (and pass their massive tax cut legislation in 2017).
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The first two bills — the Better Care Reconciliation Act and the Obamacare Repeal Reconciliation Act — have both failed this week in votes on the Senate floor.
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The reconciliation bill now headed to the White House does not repeal all of ObamaCare, because the rules under reconciliation forced Republicans to pick and choose.
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Reconciliation must be Plan A, B, and C. Big battlefield triumphs against the Taliban, despite what the White House suggests, aren't prerequisites for launching a reconciliation process.
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The fiscal 2018 budget reconciliation process is reserved for tax reform, but there are other avenues that can be pursued, such as the fiscal 2019 reconciliation process.
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The government's National Unity and Reconciliation Commission has twice released a "reconciliation barometer," which looks at dozens of factors to determine how well people are living together.
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The first reconciliation act of 2017 is the right place and time to duplicate the reconciliation bill defunding Planned Parenthood that President Obama vetoed one year ago.
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Most of the Affordable Care Act was not built through budget reconciliation, even though after the Act passed, Congress used reconciliation to make small adjustments in the law.
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Reconciliation bills cannot increase the deficit outside of the 10-year budget window, and each piece of a bill passed under reconciliation has deal with spending or revenue.
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They are particularly concerned about the "Byrd Rule," which deals with the budget reconciliation process and lays out strict rules on what can be included in a reconciliation bill.
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But after the House failed to pass health care under reconciliation requirements, some members are suggesting to let go of the plan to pass tax reform under reconciliation. Rep.
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Republicans wanted to pass the new budget setting up tax reform for reconciliation (step 3) by this spring — and once they did so, the health care reconciliation instructions would expire.
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As a result of its filibuster protection, a lot of immensely consequential legislation has been passed using the reconciliation process, including: But you can't use budget reconciliation for just anything.
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"They serve to perpetuate systemic discrimination in our justice system and are inconsistent with the goals of reconciliation set out in the Truth and Reconciliation Report," said BCCLA lawyer Laura Track.
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In that bill, the GOP will set out so-called reconciliation instructions, including the amount a bill passed through reconciliation can add to the deficit during a specific period of time.
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Haidar, the minister for national reconciliation, said the terms of reconciliation deals grant former militants and men who abandoned military service six months before conscription once their "legal status is settled".
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And without reparations, true reconciliation — restoring wholeness — cannot happen.
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Offset just admitted on Twitter ... he misses her. Reconciliation?
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In 2015 and 2016, using reconciliation, they passed the Restoring Americans' Healthcare Freedom Reconciliation Act of 513, or HR 3762, a bill designed by House Budget Committee Chair Tom Price (R-GA).
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"We are happy that we have also developed tools like Strategic Engagement Agreements and Reconciliation Protocols to help us continue down a path towards true respect and reconciliation," said Smith in a statement.
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Reconciliation comes with its own set of rules — one of which is that a reconciliation bill can't add to the deficit outside of the so-called "budget window" (usually five or 10 years).
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Revenue neutrality may be important if Congress wants to avoid a Senate filibuster and pass tax reform through budget reconciliation, since reconciliation bills can't increase the deficit outside the 10-year budget window.
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Journalists often assume that the purpose of reconciliation is to reduce federal budget deficits, but deficits weren't the concern in 123, when reconciliation was created as part of a new congressional budget process.
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"That is a reconciliation challenge," Paul Resnik, a founder, said.
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That could extend the deadline for healthcare reform via reconciliation.
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"They're definitely on a path to reconciliation," the insider adds.
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However, budget reconciliation comes with a whole host of requirements.
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" But the Senate is moving its bill under "budget reconciliation.
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There should be dialogue so that there can be reconciliation.
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The reconciliation came after a month apart for the couple.
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But political realities may limit any real progress toward reconciliation.
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Take the most recent reconciliation: Katy Perry and Taylor Swift.
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"They're definitely on a path to reconciliation," the insider added.
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To understand reconciliation, we have to go two steps back.
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"They're definitely on a path to reconciliation," the insider said.
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GL: I'm wondering how that reconciliation process looks in action.
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Don't misunderstand, though: None of this spells reconciliation, Kardashian said.
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But Mr Ivanovic had since become an advocate of reconciliation.
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Sadly, reconciliation may become even harder as time goes by.
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The reconciliation that was supposed to follow never quite materialized.
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Strong primate societies are built on reconciliation after negative encounters.
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Peace agreements stop conflicts; reconciliation and integration are generational tasks.
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Now, she is starting the process of reconciliation with them.
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And yet, there are some openings for gradual regional reconciliation.
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Ryan's not the only one who wants to use reconciliation.
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This will be done using the procedural vehicle of reconciliation.
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" The source continued, "There is always a chance of reconciliation.
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The Affordable Care Act, or ObamaCare, was passed under reconciliation.
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And it can be done through the budget reconciliation process.
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There was no reconciliation, there's no big talk or explanation.
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Nancy Pelosi as a flash point in the party's reconciliation.
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An attempted reconciliation failed, but the two remained in contact.
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It has numerous potential internal end uses such as reconciliation.
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Under reconciliation rules, debate is limited to just 20 hours.
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Both moves were widely viewed as tentative steps of reconciliation.
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Who gets lower premiums under the Better Care Reconciliation Act?
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Now Kardashian is also making noise about a possible reconciliation.
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China encouraged North and South Korea to continue reconciliation efforts.
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Yet reconciliation with the Kremlin can only go so far.
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Reconciliation allows Republicans to pass legislation with just 51 votes.
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Reconciliation is only possible when you start telling the truth.
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Democrats should reject political impotence and the fantasy of reconciliation.
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Before they can use reconciliation, Republicans must pass a budget.
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That is the first real step toward accountability and reconciliation.
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Words can also be used for the goal of reconciliation.
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Trump's political instincts are geared only toward polarization, not reconciliation.
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Reconciliation can be nearly anything you want it to be.
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By 85033, Byrd was alarmed by the abuse of reconciliation.
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Now we must turn to the urgent task of reconciliation.
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"The budget reconciliation window is about to close," Trump said.
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Japan, meanwhile, is urging skepticism on the prospects for reconciliation.
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Of course, American history isn't about reconciliation over sweet tea.
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But it's also a story about reconciliation and second chances.
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Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission in 1998, no firm conclusions
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These challenges make a push for postwar reconciliation extremely complicated.
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The biggest restriction on budget reconciliation is the Byrd Rule.
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Mason declined to say how many communities support Project Reconciliation.
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And I think eventually there's truth and then there's reconciliation.
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It's one about the irresolvable tension between truth and reconciliation.
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Reconciliation and inclusive historical narratives are also necessary for Americans.
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We need a reconciliation conference and to secure the borders.
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But his attempt at bringing reconciliation brought back unsettled scores.
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Her blood is thicker than a promise of national reconciliation.
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Despite the war's shocking human tragedy, reconciliation was remarkably rapid.
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It's a totally inappropriate use of the budget reconciliation process.
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It's a reconciliation that Americans from all backgrounds must confront.
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Cory Booker speaks well on many topics, including racial reconciliation.
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Under Francis, negotiations with Beijing over reconciliation have gained momentum.
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"Our mothers deserve restorative justice, healing, and reconciliation," Jeannoel says.
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Mr. Steinitz credited energy for a recent reconciliation with Turkey.
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He's not the only tech executive hoping for a reconciliation.
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Wesley Morris explores Hollywood's fondness for stories about interracial reconciliation.
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We look at Hollywood's obsession with fantasies of racial reconciliation.
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But McCain, more than anyone, knew the value of reconciliation.
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But reconciliation might still be configured to reach similar goals.
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CHAMPION OF RECONCILIATION WHO UNLEASHED DEATH SQUADS Mugabe was feted as a champion of racial reconciliation when he first came to power in a nation divided by nearly a century of white colonial rule.
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Budget reconciliation has the prerequisite of a "budget resolution" — a motion that has to pass both chambers of Congress, usually on party lines, to establish topline budget numbers and give instructions for "reconciliation" bills.
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And some experts warn against a US Afghan policy that is overly reliant on a possible reconciliation with the Taliban, saying that doing so would actually weaken the chances of such a reconciliation taking place.
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A tax-reform bill that increases the deficit could be challenging to pass with just Republican votes under budget reconciliation, since reconciliation bills cannot add to the deficit outside of the 85033-year budget window.
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The tedious processes of reconciliation, she says, will be drastically simplified.
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Yet Kermani is not simply an ecumenicist, a preacher of reconciliation.
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But the budget reconciliation process can only absorb purely budgetary proposals.
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The speculation about their reconciliation was itself based on a tweet.
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A truth and reconciliation commission heard testimony from thousands of witnesses.
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Indeed, he came to London bearing a little gift of reconciliation.
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That doesn't mean there is going to be a reconciliation, however.
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At the time, it was unclear why the reconciliation went south.
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Mr. Touadéra has said he wants to emphasize reconciliation and disarmament.
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We have to do it this year under these reconciliation instructions.
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In fact, Trump didn't mention faith, family or reconciliation at all.
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"It was a great move towards dialogue and reconciliation," she said.
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It leads me to my thoughts on the sacrament of Reconciliation.
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The incident comes amid reconciliation efforts between the two Palestinian groups.
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We're told there's zero chance of reconciliation, and divorce is looming.
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"The fact is, we cannot repeal ObamaCare through reconciliation," McClintock said.
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Reconciliation won't come easily or quickly, but it's still worth pursuing.
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He prays for reconciliation between the North and South, he says.
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Reconciliation bills only need 2628 votes to pass in the Senate.
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" The problems include poverty, development, reconciliation and "assurance of basic rights.
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Now, Republicans are eyeing reconciliation to pass their health care bill.
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Veronica, for her part, seemed open to a reconciliation with him.
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To date, the country's reconciliation process has been fragmented at best.
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Compromise and reconciliation will also be encouraged with Mercury in Libra.
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The U.S. also can be helpful in Colombia's struggle for reconciliation.
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The unveiling of the Better Care Reconciliation Act was new news.
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The fiscal discipline imposed by the reconciliation process will be lost.
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Reconciliation bills have to adhere to a number of special rules.
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The two factions had started reconciliation talks in Cairo on Tuesday.
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Seeing these two join in a message of reconciliation was moving.
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This isn't some bizarre duel and reconciliation between construction workers, though.
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So what should a Trump truth and reconciliation investigation look into?
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The media can, and should, take a leading role toward reconciliation.
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In other words, we must transform this reckoning into a reconciliation.
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Instead of overseeing national reconciliation, UN soldiers became eyewitnesses to genocide.
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It would give the reconciliation effort the prominence this circumstance requires.
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We have to leave a little room for hope and reconciliation.
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Republicans have said they intend to use reconciliation for tax reform.
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That would require them to rewrite the reconciliation instructions for 85033.
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It is unclear why the reconciliation with Russia is happening now.
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Neither Clinton nor Trump has shown a noticeable talent for reconciliation.
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Republicans used "budget reconciliation" to get it passed without Democratic votes.
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Reconciliation bills only need 50 votes to pass in the Senate.
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And all of it can be attached to the reconciliation bill.
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A. It was Edith and Bertie's reconciliation dinner at the Ritz.
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Any policy could be brought up for a vote under reconciliation.
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She undertakes to contact him to try to negotiate a reconciliation.
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And sometimes, it results in an apology and an immediate reconciliation.
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Democrats "don't have to agree to everything on reconciliation," Shelby noted.
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I mean, I come from a place of reconciliation, of conversation.
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The reconciliation of German and Jew after the Holocaust was unimaginable.
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Directed by Lauren Miller Rogen, it's a predictable comedy of reconciliation.
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Ahmed's case epitomizes the complexities of justice and reconciliation in Iraq.
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And my view on truth and reconciliation is that it's sequential.
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You can't get to reconciliation until you first get to truth.
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"It's definitely a good day for peace and reconciliation," said Kaulard.
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But I hope in the future for some form of reconciliation.
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Joseph Dunford and Zalmay Khalilzad, US special representative for Afghanistan reconciliation.
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That means that the Better Care Reconciliation Act (BCRA) is dead.
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And you shouldn't necessarily have to get to reconciliation that quickly.
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There were tons of clues leading up to this official reconciliation.
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The great sermon of redemption and reconciliation is Lincoln's Second Inaugural.
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" He added, "We have completed the first stage of the reconciliation.
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Since then, Congress has completed action on 24 budget reconciliation bills.
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America is involved in a multigenerational process of truth and reconciliation.
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Both sides have made repeated statements about the importance of reconciliation.
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Budget reconciliation rules that allow only a simple majority expire Saturday.
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The House, however, seems poised to reform welfare through budget reconciliation.
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Yes, Republicans can repeal ObamaCare with 50 votes thanks to reconciliation.
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Repeal of Davis-Bacon could be included in a reconciliation bill.
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Political considerations aside, reconciliation is simply ill-suited for tax reform.
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That said, his show is hardly a venue for national reconciliation.
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We hope it offers them a path to recourse and reconciliation.
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It also harms the prospects of reconciliation across the political spectrum.
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Robert Byrd of West Virginia, a Democrat, grew frustrated with reconciliation.
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The government has urged elders in both communities to seek reconciliation.
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Reconciliation efforts to end the feud have been faltering for months.
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Most importantly, you can only use reconciliation once per fiscal year.
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Experts say that a path toward reconciliation, in some form, exists.
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With that said, let's talk about the current boundaries of reconciliation.
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They could not repeal the rules on health insurers through reconciliation.
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There can only be one budget reconciliation bill per budget resolution.
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Shortly after the election, a good strategy to achieve both of those results emerged: use the reconciliation opportunity that remained in fiscal year 2017 to repeal ObamaCare and use reconciliation next year to pass tax reform.
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"While we apply military pressure against the Taliban to bring them to the table of reconciliation, we harbor no illusion about reconciliation with ISIS-K," said Votel, using the acronym for the Islamic State affiliate in Afghanistan.
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Ryan announced weeks ago they would shift the defunding issue to a budget reconciliation bill to ensure it would not lead to a government shutdown -- but that reconciliation bill stalled amid the GOP failure to repeal Obamacare.
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On proposing a combination of the debt ceiling and reconciliation Perry said the Freedom Caucus would prefer to make a debt ceiling deal on the 2017 reconciliation now, so that only the spending bill lands in December.
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Under current reconciliation procedures, the Budget Committee prepares recommendations but the entire Senate votes on whether to initiate the reconciliation process and — if it does — can amend the amount and allocation of revenue increases and spending cuts.
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On Obamacare and what the repeal bill, passed through a process known as reconciliation, might look like: The model is going to be based on the reconciliation bill Congress passed last year, which President Barack Obama vetoed.
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" Walden was vague on most questions about timing, but he suggested that some of the replacement for Obamacare could be included in the upcoming budget "reconciliation" bill: "Some of the repair work can be done in reconciliation.
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My take — what Ezra Klein concluded in his recent piece on reconciliation and health care — is that even in terms of norm-busting, abusing reconciliation seems less defensible than simply restoring majority rule by scrapping the filibuster.
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Games organizers have picked up on Moon's theme of peace and reconciliation.
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The Al-Waer reconciliation agreement was reached last week, state media said.
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Cardi B and Offset are taking their reconciliation to the next level.
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The Republicans will likely use a "reconciliation" bill to pass tax reform.
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Almost immediately, legislators began trying to jam their pet projects through reconciliation.
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So his congressional allies wrote those tax cuts into a reconciliation bill.
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A reconciliation between the volatile couple — but somehow, that's exactly what happened.
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BECAUSE IN ORDER TO USE RECONCILIATION, YOU HAVE TO FILL THE HOLES.
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Hilary Duff can relate to Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber's recent reconciliation.
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"This is the time for reconciliation and love," the prime minister said.
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The Better Care Reconciliation Act would reduce that amount to 7733 percent.
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Later he attended a church service at the Protestant Church of Reconciliation.
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For those holding out hope for a reconciliation, there's some encouraging news.
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The delegation focused on reconciliation efforts with the Taliban, among other topics.
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Some friends were sympathetic, but had zero advice to offer about reconciliation.
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Prong 1: Pass the American Health Care Act through the reconciliation process.
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He said the FY17 reconciliation is probably the "most likely" way forward.
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But his "peace and reconciliation plan" is still a work in progress.
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Through it all, Bey provided photographic evidence of their reconciliation on Instagram.
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As for the bass, it doesn't seem interested in mediating a reconciliation.
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"People expected more," says Ariel Ávila of the Peace and Reconciliation Foundation.
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Media leaks, dissolved meetings and intentional delays sabotaged any reconciliation or exchanges.
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The reconciliation, known in Kenya as "the handshake", is not without risk.
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News of a possible reconciliation was greeted with enthusiasm from some fans.
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Nearby, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake hosted a separate "Day of Reconciliation" event.
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On the bright side, there's still time for a pre-Oscars reconciliation.
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But there's a reason Republicans are planning to move this through reconciliation.
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Tamra Judge and her daughter are finally on the path to reconciliation.
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But bills passed through reconciliation can't increase the deficit after 10 years.
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It permits non-budgetary provisions to be stripped from a reconciliation bill.
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In 2015, Republicans unsuccessfully attempted to repeal ObamaCare through the reconciliation process.
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"Then anything could be subject to reconciliation," said a senior Democratic aide.
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Institute for Racial Reconciliation about their ongoing attempt to begin a racial
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Reconciliation lays the groundwork for many more patient-centered health care reforms.
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US backing The Americans, too, have given the reconciliation efforts their blessing.
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"We remain absolutely committed to an Afghan-led Afghan reconciliation," Mattis said.
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Egypt's General Intelligence Service worked with both sides to broker reconciliation talks.
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"We will accept reconciliation but hope for a judicial process," he said.
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At a minimum, these rules should apply to fast-track reconciliation bills.
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"Those who refuse reconciliation will be evacuated," the agency reported last week.
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The reconciliation was no doubt complicated even more this week when Gov.
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He had never experienced truth, and he was not interested in reconciliation.
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Indonesia has called for reconciliation and dialogue in the latest diplomatic clash.
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"The only reason you need a budget is for reconciliation," he said.
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Such a reconciliation will also mean dropping the language of the battle.
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Rudderless and drifting, the Democrats went rogue and tried the unthinkable—reconciliation.
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I sent her lengthy texts trying to express my hope for reconciliation.
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Roy wrote that there is precedent for using reconciliation for partial repeal.
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If Abbas accepts Hamas' statement, the attempt at reconciliation can move forward.
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Deputy President David Mabuza described her as a visionary who championed reconciliation.
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"We didn't do it for the sake of national reconciliation," she said.
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"The ceasefire showed that this country is ready for reconciliation," Ghani said.
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Some of it, as you point out, can't be done in reconciliation.
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The Senate must use the vehicle, called reconciliation, to avoid a filibuster.
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Amending this legislation would be a good place to start toward reconciliation.
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But it's the reality of moving the bill through the reconciliation process.
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Reconciliation and reform needed to join the European Union have proven elusive.
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In 'The Mirror and the Light,' death brings neither clarity or reconciliation.
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Most Arab and Western players have hinged any investment on political reconciliation.
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There's one loophole to that numbers game, and it's called budget reconciliation.
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She also reformed the police and established a Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
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And it is God's story of love, hope, forgiveness, reconciliation, and joy.
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Lewis told the players a well-known story about forgiveness and reconciliation.
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During reconciliation, the House amendment to the Johnson amendment should be dropped.
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What we needed after the Civil War was equality, justice, and reconciliation.
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"But the two major parties still need to come to a reconciliation."
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"There is a need of dialogue, and of reconciliation," Mr. Wanyonyi said.
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Any reconciliation will require more than just a dialogue from the pope.
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They threw off the impression ... they're on the verge of a reconciliation.
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South Africa has taught the world many lessons about forgiveness and reconciliation.
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Reconciliation also means building trust through honest, accountable governance and responsible citizenship.
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Mr. Essebsi had called for reconciliation by emphasizing patriotism above party politics.
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Let's face it, ringless Ray J ain't a great sign for reconciliation.
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But bills passed under reconciliation can't increase the deficit after 10 years.
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During past reconciliation bills, the Senate has taken recesses during the evenings.
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Even more than that, I wanted to do a series about reconciliation.
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As for a reconciliation between the governor and mayor over the subway?
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There is deep reconciliation America has yet to do with indigenous peoples.
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Here is the cast of characters involved in the current reconciliation drama.
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After his attempts at reconciliation failed, he fell into a deep pit.
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Deval Patrick: Look, reparations without reconciliation to me is an empty gesture.
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It helps with reconciliation thanks to an API and a reporting hub.
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But the underlying process, known as budget reconciliation, is far from regular.
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The Senate bill, Better Care Reconciliation Act cuts funding to Planned Parenthood.
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Eighth, a repeal bill has passed the House this year under reconciliation.
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The parliamentarian ruled that the process known as reconciliation expires on Sept.
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A. Since 1980, Congress has completed action on 24 budget reconciliation bills.
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But there's no illusion of reconciliation; the lyrics are about perpetual warfare.
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"We'd get two shots at reconciliation in one calendar year," Flores said.
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Yamamoto and Cohen could coordinate an orderly transitional government for national reconciliation.
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At first, Mugabe preached reconciliation with former enemies at home and abroad.
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Republicans plan to repeal ObamaCare through a special maneuver called budget reconciliation.
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Legislative changes with no budgetary impact are not allowed in reconciliation bills.
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More from The Times: Wesley Morris on Hollywood's fantasies of racial reconciliation.
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Mr. Glee makes an important observation about racial reconciliation on the cheap.
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In these times, people are longing to see films about racial reconciliation.
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However much repeal we can do under these arcane budget reconciliation rules.
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Those cuts, as part of a reconciliation package, could not be filibustered.
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There aren't that many opportunities to move bills through the reconciliation process.
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Nonetheless, he insisted that he opposed the underlying Better Care Reconciliation Act.
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Is there any limit to this kind of bankshot policymaking in reconciliation?
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The Byrd rule has sharply limited what reconciliation can be used for.
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Those would've fallen outside of the bounds of what reconciliation can do.
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The budget resolution that sets up reconciliation will establish a certain amount of money that the government must save or spend, and the final reconciliation bill then has to meet that target by the Congressional Budget Office's estimates.
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As my colleague Dylan Scott has pointed out, there are key pieces missing from the Better Care Reconciliation Act after the Senate parliamentarian ruled out policies that couldn't pass through reconciliation, a process that requires only 51 votes.
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That is one reason I did not hesitate to lead the working group on slavery, memory and reconciliation that has as its goals the recovery of a neglected history and the pursuit of present-day reconciliation at Georgetown.
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In getting the reconciliation bill to Obama's desk, Republicans were able to skirt a Democratic filibuster in the Senate by using a budget process called reconciliation, which allows legislation to pass the upper chamber with a simple majority.
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Moshe Kantor is president of the European Jewish Congress and the European Council on Tolerance and Reconciliation, where he leads the struggle against anti-Semitism and racism and the promotion of tolerance and reconciliation, human rights and interfaith dialogue.
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Potential Limits on a Future Reconciliation Bill Since reconciliation bills are intended to focus on the budgetary process, they have limited ability to affect parts of the law that are already embedded into other parts of the federal code.
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Even if the GOP decides to focus on tax reform with this next budget reconciliation effort, there's one more way they could get another bite at the reconciliation apple — by passing a new budget at some point next year.
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Feuds may get fans worked up, but this reconciliation is far more powerful.
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And the way he's inspiring people is less with dovish talk of reconciliation
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The budget reconciliation process was created in 210 to expedite Congress's budget process.
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" He also hinted at his failed attempts at reconciliation, saying, "I've done that.
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The bigger picture, once this battle is won, is about reconstruction and reconciliation.
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"It is going to be a fake reconciliation without truth telling," he says.
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Both Cena and Bella have suggested a reconciliation was possible in recent interviews.
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Congress cannot address both health care and tax reform in the same reconciliation.
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There can be no reconciliation without a reallocation or a redistribution of resources.
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I think it would be an important step towards further healing and reconciliation.
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The reality is that [the Republicans] didn't need to do this through reconciliation.
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On its own, the reconciliation bill is best described as a wrecking effort.
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By never addressing his victims, Moi missed the chance for reconciliation, he said.
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But that move — which might alienate moderates — could violate the Senate's reconciliation process.
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What's more, it's not clear that the AHCA can actually move through reconciliation.
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The party has already designated the next reconciliation to a tax reform bill.
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That will allow for quicker reconciliation of information, reducing the potential for fraud.
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The family reconciliation would have been a disservice to the challenges we faced.
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So the starting point for working within Obamacare is the restrictions of reconciliation.
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Both Cena and Bella have suggested a reconciliation is possible in recent interviews.
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The real Trump is not a voice of reconciliation, of unity, of love.
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While he's not looking to settle scores, he is haunted and seeking reconciliation.
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Right up until Kratos snaps Baldur's neck, Freya seeks reconciliation with her son.
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Both Cena and Nikki have suggested a reconciliation is possible in recent interviews.
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The two have sparked reconciliation rumors as they continue to spend time together.
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The source adds, of Cindy and George, "They hope for a reconciliation someday."
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"Enough was enough," an insider told the Mirror in 2016 of their reconciliation.
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John Cena and Nikki Bella seem to be on the path to reconciliation.
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Providing reconciliation and closure to the lives of those touched by the disappeared.
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That's when Aaron slickly dropped the info about the reconciliation with his parents.
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In South Africa, a democratically elected parliament approved the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
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In the People story, datelined June 27, Rison was already talking about reconciliation.
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It appears he's on the same page when it comes to a reconciliation.
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"The reconciliation policy must be from the position of strength and not weakness."
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In the spirit of reconciliation, half of the university's 215,21991 students are Shia.
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But the window for using budget reconciliation will soon close, according to Sen.
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Here are some of the highlights: On The Better Care Reconciliation Act (BCRA)
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Republicans are using a budget process known as reconciliation to attack the law.
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The recent Truth and Reconciliation Commission brought further awareness to this dark history.
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Some elements of premium support also could be done through reconciliation, he thinks.
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Nothing demonstrates this more vividly than the "Better Care Reconciliation Act" or BCRA.
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We become unable to understand ourselves, let alone find reconciliation with our neighbors.
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They are using a process known as reconciliation that only requires 50 votes.
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Both Senate and House leaders have got to understand how flexible reconciliation is.
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It's moving under budget reconciliation, which means it's not subject to Senate filibusters.
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The House is also expected to vote on the reconciliation instructions on Jan.
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Turns out, under the rules of reconciliation, dynamic growth estimates are perfectly legal.
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One of the Yugoslavia tribunal's aims was to promote reconciliation in the region.
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"[Budget] reconciliation says you cannot increase the deficit after 10 years," Callas explained.
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"We must unite: My candidacy is one of conciliation, of reconciliation," he said.
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It looks like Courteney Cox's reconciliation with ex-fiancé Johnny McDaid is working.
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One decision held that only one tax bill could be protected through reconciliation.
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If anyone has a better suggestion than truth and reconciliation, have at it.
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Even after the talks were officially scrubbed, the President appeared open for reconciliation.
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Pope not to be baptized, but in a spirit of reconciliation and humilitus.
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"Today we don't necessarily need reconciliation between Sunnis and Shiites," General Razaij said.
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That required a measure of reconciliation, if not forgiveness, within the Sunni community.
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"Never," General Razaij said when asked if peaceful reconciliation was possible among Sunnis.
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Instead, the city rushed to reconciliation in the usual places: churches, community centers.
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"I've been pushing for a budget and budget reconciliation procedures forever," Johnson added.
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Khalil, 54, and known as "The Hero", dismisses the reconciliation agreement as superficial.
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To unlock this procedure known as reconciliation, they must pass a budget resolution.
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And using reconciliation is key to avoiding a Democratic filibuster in the Senate.
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The time for friendly reconciliation has passed, as this has festered since 2009.
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Lawmakers are using reconciliation, a budget tool to repeal much of the law.
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Whatever the case, both sides have opted for public escalation over private reconciliation.
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Paul included reconciliation instructions to expand HSAs in his Penny Plan Balanced Budget.
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Reconciliation typically takes months because of the complex — and sometimes subjective — Senate rules.
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Republicans can use a special process known as reconciliation to avoid a filibuster.
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This narrative of national reconciliation and military heroism was especially pervasive in Memphis.
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That change could revert if the Senate passes its Better Care Reconciliation Act.
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Finally, community preservation initiatives can contribute to healing, understanding and potentially even reconciliation.
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So that's one of the ways that he does his truth and reconciliation.
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He said UAE officials wanted to hear their views on reconciliation and stability.
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That's likely to continue until the September 30 deadline under current reconciliation rules.
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We're told neither has officially filed divorce docs, but reconciliation doesn't seem likely.
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They had a truth and reconciliation commission set up to deal with that.
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I think just looking at the calls to action and taking up reconciliation.
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Part of this can be done without Democrats through a second reconciliation bill.
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But to comply with reconciliation rules, the legislation can't add to the deficit.
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A facility for interfaith and intercultural dialogue and reconciliation is planned for 19893.
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To the Taliban, it sounded more like a surrender offer than a reconciliation.
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Despite a February election seen as a step toward reconciliation, fighting still flares.
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P: Religions have stunning illustrations of reconciliation and a wider sense of 'we.
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Yet he dreams of an uplifting reconciliation between American reality and American dream.
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"Racial reconciliation" was the talk of conferences and the subject of formal resolutions.
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The Senate's parliamentarian normally decides what can or can't be passed through reconciliation.
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An outing like this doesn't bode well for any type of reconciliation either.
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In early April, Mr. Cuomo helped broker a reconciliation between the two factions.
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Ms. Sunchild, 45, said her home province was the national laggard on reconciliation.
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He emphasized reconciliation, even raising the possibility of amnesties for low-level criminals.
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It was the most dramatic gesture of reconciliation between them in a decade.
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Men and women both agree communication is vital for reconciliation after an argument.
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Cena begged to get her back, but they haven't announced a reconciliation yet.
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The tensest scene involves an effort by Mr. Abaïfouta to broker a reconciliation.
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Though he had declared himself a Marxist-Leninist-Maoist, he now preached reconciliation.
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Mr. Kohl saw German reconciliation with France as vital to restoring German respectability.
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Democratic senators could stop reconciliation, however, by evoking the so-called Byrd rule.
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Cruz's advice was simple: Put all these reform elements in the reconciliation bill.
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We want to get to office and have a truth-and-reconciliation commission.
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Have the budget committees gather all those recommendations into an omnibus reconciliation bill.
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Rwandan women created a local justice system that allowed for reconciliation, not revenge.
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"We were happy with independence and were waiting for reconciliation," Mr. Ghars said.
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Congress reduced deficits with another reconciliation bill, the Balanced Budget Act of 1997.
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An earlier version of this article imprecisely described strictures of the reconciliation process.
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A new insurgency in Rakhine makes reconciliation among local communities even less likely.
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Washington may hope that there is a path to quick mediation and reconciliation.
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Without a proper reckoning with the past, a future reconciliation will be impossible.
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" The prime minister added: "We deeply appreciate the meaning of peace and reconciliation.
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Seventh, in 28503, Republicans successfully moved a repeal bill through the reconciliation process.
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Congress approved such a reconciliation bill in January, which Mr. Obama promptly vetoed.
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This coalition, unheard-of in Colombia, would bear the great banner of reconciliation.
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They make no pretense of setting aside their disagreements for lovey-dovey reconciliation.
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The reconciliation process enhances the power of the majority party and its leaders.
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Final books, pre-reconciliation, stood at €25bn, with allocation and pricing this afternoon.
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The budget reconciliation process applies exclusively to mandatory spending and not discretionary spending.
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Beforehand there had been speculation that he might announce a reconciliation with Oakley.
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He is also floating a path to passage by way of budget reconciliation.
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But few on the ground take seriously the prospect of a lasting reconciliation.
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It should be structured as a cut in spending and put in reconciliation.
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Much of it can and needs to be accomplished by aggressively using reconciliation.
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It was unclear whether the dispute over Miguna would affect the reconciliation pact.
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Tomorrow a new chapter starts in our history: our country's reconciliation and reconstruction.
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The House has already passed its reconciliation bill, the American Health Care Act.
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" He added: "I hope this decision serves as a call to citizen reconciliation.
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" He added: "I hope this decision serves as a call to citizen reconciliation.
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However, she has observed cases where the friendship does intensify after a reconciliation.
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Were they positioning themselves for some kind of post-White House "reconciliation" act?
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It's why food is universally a powerful tool for reconciliation, to come together.
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The reconciliation process started in January when the Senate passed the budget resolution.
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There's the process of forgiveness or reconciliation between the victim and the accuser.
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Big changes are increasingly confined to reconciliation bills just to avoid this hurdle.
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Reconciliation makes passing major legislation much, much easier than is normally the case.
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There's also a strict limit on how often Congress can use budget reconciliation.
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"The burden is always on them to make the reconciliation happen," he said.
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Two budget reconciliation bills overlapping with each other would be new for Congress.
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Republicans also attempted to use budget reconciliation to try to pass an Obamacare repeal bill in the Senate As Vox's Dylan Scott explained, any bill being passed under reconciliation has to comply with every section of the six-part Byrd Rule.
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The health bills McConnell proposed that would have gutted Medicaid — the Better Care Reconciliation Act (BCRA) and the Obamacare Repeal Reconciliation Act (ORRA) — failed by nine votes and seven votes, respectively, amid stated concerns from Republican senators about the Medicaid cuts.
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Republicans wanted to pass the new budget setting up tax reform for reconciliation (step 3) by this spring — and once they did so, they believed Senate rules required that the health care reconciliation instructions from the previous budget resolution would expire.
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But under the Congressional Budget Act, Binder says, once Republicans adopt the FY18 budget resolution that sets up the FY18 reconciliation bill, the FY17 reconciliation bill that Republicans planned to use for health care reform would likely no longer be operative.
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These are important milestones in the journey toward reconciliation, but before completing its plans, the university needs to confer closely with descendants whose families were broken by the 1838 sale and who deserve a significant voice in the reconciliation effort.
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The reconciliation measure is for fiscal 2017, and Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget senior adviser Ed Lorenzen noted that the Senate parliamentarian has not yet ruled if reconciliation instructions expire at the end of the fiscal year in September.
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The exception to this would be a budget reconciliation bill aimed to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, for which budget reconciliation instructions were available, but GOP congressional leaders hadn't spent 2014 and 2015 ironing out a consensus agenda.
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These delays mean the budget reconciliation process is only getting more complicated and confusing, because it's looking increasingly likely that two reconciliation bills will run up against each other — and no one knows with certainty what the process is for that.
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His reconciliation with Mr Putin was expected to put him back on firmer ground.
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Despite a reconciliation deal between the two sides, these sanctions are still in place.
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Reconciliation without justice is as fragile as an eggshell, as hollow as a balloon.
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"We think reconciliation is the tool because that gets it in law," Ryan said.
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After that, the reconciliation rules they plan to use to move Graham-Cassidy expire.
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He said tax-reform proponents will use budget reconciliation to push through the revamp.
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It would be best that it come in the first reconciliation bill this spring.
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Some are calling the budget reconciliation resolution the "Obamacare repeal resolution" — which is confusing!
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After reconciliation, the law will now go to President Donald Trump for his signing.
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Despite their words of contrition and reconciliation, this action is contradictory to those sentiments.
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But research published since 1989 has sparked a painful debate about responsibility and reconciliation.
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"And unless that process is complete, then healing and reconciliation are impossible," McConkie said.
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And what people are sort of learning is this reconciliation tool is pretty tight.
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It depicts the realities of dating, heartbreak and reconciliation in a frank, funny way.
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Barquin's sense of reconciliation with the giant institution proved to be a powerful one.
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The problem: Republicans haven't yet agreed about what should be in the reconciliation bill.
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The development comes as the church plans forums on racism, slavery and racial reconciliation.
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Republicans can only afford to lose two votes to pass Ryan's bill through reconciliation.
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Thus, under the complex reconciliation rules, Republicans can change and perhaps remove this power.
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DK: When you look at reconciliation processes, they are different everywhere people do them.
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With his grandchild on the way, he hopes that could bring about a reconciliation.
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Peru's Truth and Reconciliation Commission was considered controversial, even as some citizens anticipated reparations.
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Initially, he offered reconciliation to old adversaries as he presided over a booming economy.
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Republicans plan to use "budget reconciliation" to pass the bill with no Democrat support.
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And four senators have said they won't vote for the Better Care Reconciliation Act.
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Mr Abadi, a Shia Arab, pays lip service to reconstruction and reconciliation with Sunnis.
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"I think he will continue to act as the nation's leading emissary of reconciliation."
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The former couple have sparked reconciliation rumors as they continue to spend time together.
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He says scripts must be written "on reconciliation, on tourism and on Thai culture".
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But the longer-term challenges of reconciliation, accountability and good governance also demand action.
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But in reconciliation, provisions that are regulatory, with no budgetary impact, are off limits.
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A man tells a story about a deathbed reconciliation with his emotionally distant father.
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But to some opponents, these gestures of reconciliation come as too little, too late.
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Previous efforts to achieve a reconciliation between Fatah and Hamas have all but collapsed.
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The first attempt at reconciliation came during Lewis's 1976 telethon fundraiser for muscular dystrophy.
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At least one person wasn't surprised to see Parks and Moore's brief reconciliation end.
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In conflict zones, women religious leaders are critical to fostering security, reconciliation and stability.
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To me it's kind of pretty clear that Maureen finds some sort of reconciliation.
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But in ending internal conflicts, peace, reconciliation and truth are as important as justice.
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But to use reconciliation, Congress would first have to pass a budget for 2018.
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Since debate is limited to 28500 hours, filibuster of reconciliation bills is not possible.
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Discussing the sorrow of yesterday is part of the journey to healing and reconciliation.
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Ban is in Colombo to assess Sri Lanka's efforts to address post war reconciliation.
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Under reconciliation, Republicans only need a simple majority, and they have 52 Senate seats.
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But this year like others, Congress is expected to include reconciliation in its budget.
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This could be evidence that a possible Marc and J.Lo reconciliation is actually happening.
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"They want do reconciliation first and deal with replacement down the road," said Sen.
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The committee released a 102-page report on the its findings and reconciliation plan.
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Ryan said that reconciliation remains "the way to go" for the GOP replacement effort.
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Reconciliation requires provisions be budget-related in order to be repealed using the process.
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Charlie Dent (Pa.), who don't support linking Planned Parenthood defunding to the reconciliation bill.
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Under reconciliation, Republicans require only a simple majority vote to pass the repeal bill.
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Ortega declared Obando y Bravo a "National Hero of Peace and Reconciliation" in 2016.
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Take, for example, the Better Care Reconciliation Act, which the House passed in May.
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Pass a reconciliation bill that cuts off the largest funding streams for Planned Parenthood.
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In this sincere setting, couples seeking closure will also discover heartfelt opportunities for reconciliation.
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" Enzi, however, told reporters the legislation "comes under reconciliation, so it's a budget function.
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Budget reconciliation rules allow the GOP to pass a tax plan without Democratic votes.
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Set time limits for debate of Appropriations bills, similar to a budget reconciliation bill.
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The math of passing tax reform is difficult because of Senate rules on reconciliation.
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Inside the council chambers, black community leaders are talking about healing, justice and reconciliation.
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Francis' message throughout his five-day visit has been one of forgiveness and reconciliation.
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The fate of the Bayt became a major sticking point during the reconciliation talks.
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Still, in some quarters, reconciliation between Mr. Trump and his onetime critics is underway.
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His apologies would set a tone of reconciliation that all nations can respond to.
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That is the duty standing before the Centennial Commission: to anchor reconciliation in truth.
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They could also use reconciliation to eliminate chunks of ObamaCare or change the budget.
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Medicare and Medicaid are by far the largest programs subject to cuts in reconciliation.
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In South Africa, religious leaders played a significant role in creating forums for reconciliation.
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We are a country in trouble, and we have only one way out: reconciliation.
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The songs transition from suspicion and anger to hurt and finally forgiveness and reconciliation.
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A gargantuan monument to Armenian-Turkish reconciliation was torn down in Kars in 2011.
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In certain situations, a context that emphasizes division is permanent, making reconciliation virtually impossible.
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The reconciliation process on the floor is one enormous convoluted and confusing time suck.
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Reconciliation can only be used sparingly, thus it's usually reserved for major legislative efforts.
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Despite a February election touted as a step toward reconciliation, violence is still frequent.
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But in the Pentecostal tradition, as in the evangelical tradition, universal reconciliation is heresy.
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It's called reconciliation, and this kind of process is as partisan as it gets.
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The 2018 budget reconciliation instructions were always intended to be used for tax reform.
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Two years after their reconciliation, Dow suffered a stroke, then another a year later.
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Ma and his predecessors all failed to bring about a lasting reconciliation with China.
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We create as a kind of reconciliation for what has been stolen from us.
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In short, it's not safe anymore for me and people who reject the reconciliation.
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That this reconciliation can be an example for other disputes that seem so intractable.
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She talks of peace and community, but her government has done nothing for reconciliation.
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Bottom line ... if Vegas took action on these two, we'd bet on a reconciliation.
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Because it's something that is very straightforward to do through the Senate reconciliation process.
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History today is all about symbols, not about notions of mutual forgiveness and reconciliation.
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On Wednesday, they voted down the Obamacare Repeal Reconciliation Act — a straight repeal bill.
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But in the recent past, much of the reconciliation has been done by leadership.
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It was not the kind of debate performance suggesting a candidate ready for reconciliation.
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But Japanese officials say that criticism is one-sided and an obstacle to reconciliation.
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Following the Civil War, Anna Reeves Jarvis organized "Mothers' Friendship Days" to promote reconciliation.
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A reconciliation is the best-case scenario, but there is no shortage of disputes.
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German reconciliation was in the main a discussion between non-Jewish Germans among themselves.
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They know that the math of this reconciliation will be calculated in their lifetimes.
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Forgiveness and reconciliation — within families, among Vietnamese and with foreign enemies — are recurring themes.
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You can't write a reconciliation bill that increases the deficit over the long term.
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Today is a day of reckoning, but can also be a day of reconciliation.
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It looks like their reconciliation has come at the cost of the rapper's friendship.
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Republicans are trying to pass the bill using a special budget procedure called reconciliation.
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Here is an even more radical idea: Sheriffs should undertake reconciliation with their communities.
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We have now an important opportunity to support reconciliation among and with all Catalans.
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It has been a year of reconciliation, in a way — with myself, with life.
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If the Senate bill passes, the two bills will go through a reconciliation process.
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Mr. Abbas hoped that the event would be a step toward reconciliation with Hamas.
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After all, no budget means Republicans can't count on reconciliation to pass tax reform.
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Pass a budget resolution conference report that contains reconciliation instructions to the relevant committees.
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In the Senate, a reconciliation bill can ordinarily be passed with a simple majority.
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Mnuchin said Republicans are prepared to use reconciliation if they cannot reach 60 votes.
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The only hope for regional and global peace requires pursuit of U.S.-Iran reconciliation.
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The Nigerian state proceeded to initiate a reconciliation program to try to heal divisions.
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Since 1974, only 20 budget reconciliation bills have been passed and signed into law.
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And everyone is asking for reconciliation talks, yet somehow, these talks remain frustratingly elusive.
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As Prime Minister, Abiy Ahmed has sought to promote reconciliation, solidarity and social justice.
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"Reconciliation" deals with the locals ended with people jailed or pressed into military service.
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Without reconciliation, the legislation would need 60 votes, allowing Democrats to prevent its passage.
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But it's unclear how long the reconciliation vehicle for the healthcare bill will last.
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It's also unclear if such language would meet the Senate's strict rules for reconciliation.
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The Senate has a special rule to prevent abuse of the budget reconciliation process.
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Republicans are using a budget maneuver, called reconciliation, because it avoids a Democratic filibuster.
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The fiscal 2018 budget is expected to contain the reconciliation instructions for tax reform.
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Where the Tibet model fails is in offering a future of reconciliation and harmony. ■
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That legislation would not have reconciliation protection and therefore must potentially overcome a filibuster.
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Another issue is reconciliation with the Western-backed Palestinian Authority in the West Bank.
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For Mr. McCraney, particularly, it is the mother and son reconciliation at the end.
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The budget's reconciliation process will let Republicans avoid a Democratic filibuster in the Senate.
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Our doors are open to continue talking about a total reconciliation of our country.
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Last month, our critic looked back at Hollywood's history with films about racial reconciliation.
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We've heard about the intimate details of their marriage, the betrayals and the reconciliation.
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Cover image: Maria Izagiriza and Philbert Ntezerizaza walk together in the Rweru reconciliation village.
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Seven years later, Republicans' attempt to repeal it would rely on reconciliation as well.
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The reason reconciliation exists is to tweak existing programs — not to create new ones.
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Budget reconciliation might be an appropriate venue for an opening bid on climate policy.
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For that reason, the Senate parliamentarian ruled that this ran afoul of reconciliation rules.
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It could even persuade senators to adopt that model for the purposes of reconciliation.
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The other is the Better Care Reconciliation Act, which cuts massive portions of Obamacare.
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YOU CAN ONLY TAKE ONE BITE OUT OF THE RECONCILIATION APPLE THERES OTHER WAYS AND MEANS TO GET THAT DONE -- PARDON ME. MUI: LARRY, YOU CONFIRMING A NEW RECONCILIATION VEHICLE, A NEW BUDGET PROPOSAL THAT COULD USED TO PASS TAX REFORM, PHASE TWO?
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"Colombia has to understand this is a process that requires reconciliation and forgiveness," Balanta said.
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And so began years of embittered estrangement, punctuated by fleeting hints of a possible reconciliation.
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After all, he still needs to get 50 Republican votes through the budget reconciliation process.
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Such an environment would allow Washington to help Japan's reconciliation with its estranged Asian neighbors.
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He told Japanese TBS TV that he hoped for reconciliation deals after the Astana talks.
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Adam credits part of their reconciliation to a 2014 documentary they made together in Boston.
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But reconciliation, by all accounts, doesn't seem like the best path to finishing the job.
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President Barack Obama vetoed the bill the last time Republicans sent him the reconciliation bill.
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Meanwhile, a reconciliation between Jenner and Woods, 21, seems out of the picture for now.
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Last winter, Republicans drafted a bill that would fit the parameters of the reconciliation process.
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Disputes between them and Muslims are often put before "reconciliation councils", which invariably favour Muslims.
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Nicholson reiterated that the reconciliation process was at a stage it had never been before.
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It will also leave Mr Abbas weaker, and Hamas less inclined to a real reconciliation.
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"We're bringing that bill to the floor the same week we're doing reconciliation," Ryan said.
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It only takes about two minutes for Chuck to weasel his way into a reconciliation.
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The Roman Catholic sacrament of penance and reconciliation, commonly called confession, is a perfect response.
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If so, this may be the reconciliation with America that we've all been journaling about.
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I personally think they would have trouble to get through reconciliation in such short order.
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In a brief moment of reconciliation, Abbas shook hands with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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The windows were designed to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day 2019 and promote peace and reconciliation.
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Sunni Arab states are shifting from supporting the Sunni rebels to reconciliation with Mr Assad.
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Georgetown University's Working Group on Slavery, Memory, and Reconciliation has, however, followed a predictable path.
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Judges ordered Congress to adopt a new law to promote national reconciliation before July 2019.
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But senior Republicans have balked, fearing the precedent it would set for the reconciliation process.
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I haven't been a big believer in going to Confession, the Catholic rite of Reconciliation.
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I believe an opportunity exists to build a network of low-cost medication reconciliation specialists.
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Brad Pitt is brushing off any notion of a reconciliation with ex-wife Jennifer Aniston.
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That divide continues to hinder reconciliation and stifle Bosnia's progress toward integration with Western Europe.
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Since this was passing under the budget's reconciliation process, Senate leadership only needed 50 votes.
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The Better Care Reconciliation Act later failed in the Senate, 43-57, on Tuesday night.
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Passing a purely partisan tax bill forces them to use the Senate's budget reconciliation procedure.
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" After the divorce, Painter had hoped for reconciliation "and I told him I couldn&apost.
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She is starting an important dialogue, which could lead to a little truth and reconciliation.
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But the reconciliation didn't work and the source says the separation is real this time.
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Using the process of budget reconciliation, Republicans don't need Democratic support to pass tax reform.
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He has chosen a life of peace and reconciliation to atone for his father's actions.
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Yazji says he is happy about the ceasefire and hopes it can lead to reconciliation.
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A truth and reconciliation commission is expected to start work in Gambia later this year.
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Votel also said the reconciliation plan doesn&apost extend to Islamic State fighters in Afghanistan.
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Ja&aposafari said Syria reserves the right to retake Idlib militarily if reconciliation talks fail.
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First as a Goodwill Ambassador and then as a special envoy for peace and reconciliation.
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A source tells PEOPLE Kardashian West initiated the reconciliation with Rose, who once dated West.
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FY2019 budget/reconciliation: Congressional Republicans may try to pass a 2019 budget, which is routine.
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Abbas is in the midst of implementing a reconciliation deal with his rival party Hamas.
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"The Senate rules through reconciliation will only allow us to do so much," Ernst said.
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Grassroots movements are promoting interfaith reconciliation and opposing hate speech that attempts to incite violence.
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GOP leaders are expected to use largely the same reconciliation bill targeting ObamaCare from 85033.
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"I know the [Mitt] Romney folks drafted a whole reconciliation bill in 2012," Jacobs says.
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Obama quoted Nelson Mandela, the South African leader who knew something about hate and reconciliation.
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Syria's opposition says reconciliation deals are forced on areas after prolonged sieges and intense bombardment.
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But despite the split, Pattinson and twigs haven't closed the door on a possible reconciliation.
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The bill that the Senate unveiled on Thursday—the Better Care Reconciliation Act—is cruel.
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As an advocate of reconciliation and restorative justice, he wanted me to include "love" instead.
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His comments usually sought to acknowledge the country's painful history with race while encouraging reconciliation.
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I am opposed to the Better Care Reconciliation Act and the defunding of Planned Parenthood.
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Making the 2015 reconciliation bill blueprint to advance the repeal of ObamaCare accomplishes that objective.
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World stocks climbed to a one-week high on hopes of a trade reconciliation (Reuters).
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That last one is particularly poignant in light of her recent reconciliation with Amber Rose.
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It only takes three Republican senators to object and the bill can't pass under reconciliation.
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But there may be procedural hurdles to including Dodd-Frank repeal in a reconciliation rule.
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There was no comprehensive attempt to find either truth or reconciliation after the Civil War.
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We can no longer think of reconciliation between the opposing views of destruction and progress.
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They noted that the budget reconciliation process was designed to curb deficits but rarely works.
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There were somber mayoral press conferences, and a gentle protest at the same Reconciliation Park.
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Its efforts so far have focused on the progress to come—on hopes for reconciliation.
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Despite the challenges with using reconciliation, it would be "well worth the effort," Zerbe said.
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"Reconciliation means the 1965 survivors can be accepted and viewed as ordinary citizens," he said.
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Both the bill's trigger for action and its rules for auto-reconciliation are deeply flawed.
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But that deal, like the six reconciliation deals that preceded it, has not been implemented.
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But 12 years after a national reconciliation, they are still not speaking the same language.
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There is much more at stake with the Better Care Reconciliation Act than cost savings.
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The allegations against Clinton seem minute compared to the subjects of previous efforts at reconciliation.
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Adam's substance abuse and Leonard's alcoholism fed a long estrangement that ended in sober reconciliation.
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"Any personal expenses over time were subject to a reconciliation process and repaid," Porch said.
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When Congress and the President concur on fiscal direction, reconciliation is an immensely powerful instrument.
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"Those who refuse reconciliation will be evacuated," the state-run SANA news agency reported Thursday.
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This could be an opportunity for national unity and reconciliation after years of divisive rule.
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Bring about a reconciliation for the bitterly divided Palestinians between the West Bank and Gaza.
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And we believe, that a peace and reconciliation process in Afghanistan should be Afghan-led.
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It also wanted national reconciliation and to preserve Algeria's security and stability, the station said.
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It would be similar to the budget reconciliation approach used by the House last year.
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After a fiery breakup, we made reconciliation contingent on writing and publishing a novel together.
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Reconciliation did not rank high on the postwar agenda of the unified country's new leaders.
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The agreement brings to an end the litigation and seals a reconciliation between the cousins.
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A second reconciliation bill would be used to pass tax reform before the August recess.
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There probably will be no reconciliation, but there already is plenty of claim and blame.
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Rebuilding and reconciliation for the refugees takes much longer in the absence of political solutions.
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Its aim was to end the war, spread reconciliation and bring war criminals to justice.
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Yet women's participation in reconciliation and justice in the post-conflict phase often goes missing.
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That's because repealing Obamacare could only be done using expedited, filibuster-proof "reconciliation" budget procedures.
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A first meeting for the reconciliation talks is scheduled for October 30 in Margarita Island.
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It makes reconciliation between its minority Alawite-dominated regime and its Sunni majority population impossible.
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But resolutions can issue reconciliation instructions that demand congressional committees make cuts in mandatory spending.
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Under reconciliation rules, a bill cannot increase the long-term deficit beyond a predetermined level.
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Republicans need at least 50 votes to pass the measure under the process of reconciliation.
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As for health care, "we sometimes forget that we have a 2019 reconciliation," Meadows said.
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He then wants to use the second reconciliation to replace Obamacare, along with tax reform.
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Through either reconciliation or filibuster reform, they would have the opportunity to repeal the ACA.
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Before there is reconciliation, there must be truthful engagement with the conditions of Trumpian reaction.
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Shakir said he believed that, in the end, those relationships lead to a political reconciliation.
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For every positive statistic indicating racial reconciliation, there was one indicating stagnation or even decay.
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She sings about knowledge and disorientation, discord and reconciliation; the music tells the same story.
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Then, they'd pass a budget setting up reconciliation for Obamacare repeal, and then pass that.
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That is in line with Suu Kyi's goal of forming a government for national reconciliation.
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The "let's try to get as much through reconciliation as we can" plan is stupid.
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They are also facing an important deadline: The current reconciliation privileges expire on September 30.
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They also said the case exposed a lack of progress in Mr. Trudeau's reconciliation effort.
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Senate Republicans are pushing to repeal and replace Obamacare with the Better Care Reconciliation Act.
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After the war, the group of veterans reformed and later embarked on a reconciliation effort.
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Republicans are using a procedure called "budget reconciliation" that requires only 51 votes to pass.
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Then Congress would pass another, real budget, with detailed spending levels and more reconciliation instructions.
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Congress did pass a dummy budget resolution with reconciliation instructions enabling it to repeal Obamacare.
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On Wednesday, it came down against the Obamacare Repeal Reconciliation Act, a straight repeal bill.
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Opposition parties have mixed backing for purging coup supporters with calls for reconciliation and restraint.
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Mr. Moon has inherited those leaders' policies of promoting political reconciliation between the two countries.
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Efforts by both sides to seek reconciliation through sports exchanges have sometimes led to breakthroughs.
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Iran could be encouraged now to press the Taliban to enter reconciliation talks with Kabul.
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"This can be and this must be a time of reconciliation and renewal for America."
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The Nigerian government at the time opposed secession, which ensued after failed talks on reconciliation.
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There are sentimental threads here, including a friend's pregnancy and a Hallmark-moment family reconciliation.
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The Republican majority needs 51 votes, instead of 60, to pass tax reform through reconciliation.
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The reconciliation path also places undue pressure on moderate Senate Republicans in politically competitive states.
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They plan to include reconciliation instructions for tax reform in a budget for fiscal 2018.
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Those provisions were all rolled back in the reconciliation bill Mr. Obama vetoed last January.
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Since the 1980s, the average reconciliation bill has involved 22 roll call votes on amendments.
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There are various other Senate rules, as well as special rules governing the reconciliation process.
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Both the community dialogues and my Policy Address are part of a necessary reconciliation process.
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In February Abiy's government established a national reconciliation commission, the first in the country's history.
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NBC News confirmed the provision will be in the so-called Better Care Reconciliation Act.
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That would require rewriting budget rules known as reconciliation and moving legislative mountains before Sept.
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Seoul's desire to forge ahead with reconciliation projects could also complicate Washington's negotiations with Pyongyang.
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Each session follows roughly the same order, like a religious ritual: confession, supplication, revelation, reconciliation.
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The first is the bill Republicans will try to pass using the budget reconciliation process.
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Yet by their nature, Trump's campaign rallies are not the place for unity or reconciliation.
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She founded Iriba Shalom International, a non-profit helping genocide survivors find forgiveness and reconciliation.
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Ukraine rejects that label, saying the killings were tragic and calling for reconciliation and forgiveness.
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Republicans have also passed legislation this year under reconciliation rules that only require 6900 votes.
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"We were looking at things like faith and racial reconciliation and social justice," she said.
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I have cautioned against an externally imposed reconciliation which sidelines ordinary citizens to mere spectators.
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It was in the area of historical reconciliation that Ms. Kennedy exerted her biggest sway.
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"Health reform must be the focus of the 2019 budget reconciliation instructions," the groups add.
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"We need the apology in order to begin a new era of reconciliation and brotherhood."
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Reconciliation is a major issue for banks when trading forex, Commerzbank manager Nikolaus Giesbert said.
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In the book you describe it as a sort of forced reconciliation with the past.
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That finding enables the bill to pass under Senate rules for the budget reconciliation process.
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Soni's ex-boyfriend (Vikas Shukla) sweetly but insistently tries to talk her into a reconciliation.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said his government will prioritize reconciliation with Canada's indigenous people.
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Instead, the specter of September 30th budget reconciliation deadline has hung over this entire process.
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Yet if white Americans want reconciliation, they will have to brave the dangers of atonement.
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For others in Ballarat, the horrors are real and reconciliation feels as distant as heaven.
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But with the rules of reconciliation, we're up against a deadline of Friday, two days.
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Republicans plan to use a process called budget reconciliation to pass their new health bill.
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And she spoke of her love for universal human rights, and hope for national reconciliation.
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But watch what happens when our photog asked if there's a reconciliation in the works.
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But his return to his homeland is less about political reconciliation than something much deeper.
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Paicho is among the places that were hit especially hard by the conflict, said Okwir Isaac Odiya, a leader of The Justice and Reconciliation Project, a nongovernmental organization that pushes for justice for victims of war crimes, and tries to foster reconciliation in Northern Uganda.
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McConnell has two Senate bills at his disposal: the Obamacare Repeal Reconciliation Act, the clean (partial) repeal bill, and the Better Care Reconciliation Act, the plan to repeal and replace the health care law that Republicans have been debating for the last two months.
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With the release of the Better Care Reconciliation Act, the Senate has finally shown its cards.
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The apology was made at a reconciliation event with the Coalition for the Truth about Africa.
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His advisers use the buzzwords of "reconciliation" and "amnesty" as euphemisms for surrender and security checks.
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"We have made the argument that the entire Obamacare can be repealed through reconciliation," Holler said.
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That presents a "VERY different market narrative as budget reconciliation comes back into play," Krueger said.
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If both people have spent time working through their issues, a reconciliation might even make sense.
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That adds another 10 million uninsured to the total from the doomed Better Care Reconciliation Act.
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It's under Trump, however, that reconciliation has become the primary vehicle used for all major priorities.
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It's easier, perhaps, to build consensus around reconciliation and healing than it is for systemic issues.
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Almost everyone I spoke with did think the Medicare eligibility age could be changed under reconciliation.
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Egypt's restriction, the official said, showed its "disappointment at the faltering of the 2017 reconciliation agreement".
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The pair was spotted hanging out again in August of 2016, sparking rumors of a reconciliation.
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Congressional aides expect last year's budget reconciliation bill to be used as a blueprint next month.
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The Better Care Reconciliation Act that the Senate is weighing is not that kind of plan.
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Trump signs the bill Once the reconciliation bill is approved, it lands on the president's desk.
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According to experts the growing energy importance of Cyprus has offered a great incentive for reconciliation.
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Turkey should, instead, focus on liberalizing politics and the economy to encourage domestic reconciliation and tranquility.
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Not long after the apparent reconciliation, Chyna and Kardashian announced they are expecting a baby together.
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In 2015, Republicans introduced a reconciliation bill that repealed parts of Obamacare and defunded Planned Parenthood.
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What's your expectation at this point of how quickly or slowly the reconciliation process will proceed?
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Peru's Truth and Reconciliation Commission found that Shining Path personally killed or disappeared at least 30,000.
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By the time they decided to split, Mackenzie admits she had no hope for a reconciliation.
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But she never embarked upon an apologetic "reconciliation tour" on the reality series circuit, for example.
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The reason for the deadline is that budget reconciliation can only be used once each year.
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Their bill can't increase the federal deficit after 10 years under the Senate's "budget reconciliation" rules.
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But before she could mail a letter of reconciliation, she received the news of his death.
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It's important first and foremost to understand what can be done through the Senate reconciliation process.
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Those are two things you can do through reconciliation and those are two pretty significant things.
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"Today is a day of reckoning but can also be a day of reconciliation," O'Neill said.
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Bieber dated Selena Gomez from 2010 to 2012 and sparked rumors of reconciliation in October 2017.
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The Senate's health bill, the Better Care Reconciliation Act, was released as a draft last week.
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Six reconciliation deals between Hamas and Fatah have yielded little more than piles of worthless paper.
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That could pave the way for reconciliation and, perhaps, give Ethiopia renewed access to Eritrea's ports.
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A temporary tax cut, passed next year as a reconciliation bill, remains the most likely outcome.
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"We propose independent committees for the reconciliation," party legal adviser Pokin Polakul said after the meeting.
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In principle a humanitarian pardon could have been part of a coherent plan of national reconciliation.
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The two parties have signed six reconciliation deals meant to end the split, but none held.
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Yahya Sinwar, Hamas's number two, said he would "break the neck" of anyone who opposes reconciliation.
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However, Apocalypse subtly spends the rest of the episode setting the stage for one such reconciliation.
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FORMER GOVERNOR OF HONG KONG PATTEN SAYS A PROCESS OF RECONCILIATION IS NEEDED IN HONG KONG
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Mutual mistrust runs deep, although there have been intermittent attempts at political reconciliation and economic cooperation.
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Border clashes or militant attacks have broken out with notable regularity after important moments of reconciliation.
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"We learned in Belfast that a reconciliation process is possible, albeit long and exhausting," they reported.
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The two confirmed their reconciliation on the carpet before the show after separating late last year.
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The aims of Communitas are the subtext made corporeal, question made flesh, and reconciliation of compartmentalization.
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But when it comes to reconciliation between the two sides, Barghouti believes it's a positive step.
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The Senate Budget Committee announced this afternoon that the House bill complies with budget "reconciliation" rules.
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Budget reforms in 1974 also created the reconciliation process, which protected budgetary packages from a filibuster.
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The efforts could be an indication of reconciliation between Pelosi, a California Democrat, and Ocasio-Cortez.
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But after Chloe tries to engender a reconciliation between Ziggy and Amabella things get even murkier.
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The additional Obamacare replacement legislation the GOP intends to pass could not be done through reconciliation.
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Oliver Hudson and his dad Bill Hudson have Andy Cohen to thank for their recent reconciliation.
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TB: You mentioned before your work with UNESCO's as a Special Envoy for Peace and Reconciliation.
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Dahlan's return to prominence could have consequences for Palestinian politics as profound as the reconciliation itself.
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The European Union said the attack aimed to undermine hopes for peace and reconciliation in Afghanistan.
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Reconciliation allows Congress to approve legislation covering spending and taxes without the threat of a filibuster.
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Budget reconciliation allows a bill to advance with only 51 votes instead of the usual 60.
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However, once rolled out, the Countingup app will also automate your accounting, including reconciliation of expenses.
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Our sources say this is not an issue of reconciliation ... although no one's saying that's impossible.
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Meanwhile, don't obsess over various reconciliation rules: those can be whatever you want it to be.
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The reconciliation instructions only mandated savings for one committee: $1 billion from the Natural Resources Committee.
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Senate Republicans need 50 votes to pass a healthcare bill under the Senate's budget reconciliation process.
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What the tax code giveth, the tax code can taketh away through the budget reconciliation process.
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The archbishop's declared priorities include spreading the Christian faith and bringing reconciliation to strife-torn places.
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Republicans have used reconciliation previously to get around the Senate's filibuster and approve an ObamaCare repeal.
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Their reconciliation and wedding are both beautiful, but it's all clearly too good to be true.
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The two first sparked reconciliation rumors when they were photographed holding hands in Paris in November.
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With reconciliation, it would only require a majority in the 100-member Senate, not 60 votes.
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The repeal would take place through the budget reconciliation process, which can pass with 51 votes.
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But at the same time, his solution includes no prospect of reconciliation or justice for Sansa.
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Given this reality, the only other step available to Republicans is to use the reconciliation process.
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You could not do a straight-up un-offset three-year corporate rate cut in reconciliation.
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The newly single Cuoco was quick to nip rumors of a romantic reconciliation in the bud.
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Daniel Caesar broaches reconciliation and abandonment, as well as God and god and man and woman.
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These represent the artist's genuine and frank reconciliation with the shadows that haunt her formative years.
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That is why reconciliation between Israel and Turkey is good news we have been longing for.
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What is truly sad is that these two cities are "positive" examples of reconciliation in CAR.
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Repeal and replace through reconciliation is just the first step in a full repeal of ObamaCare.
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The talks had their roots in a 2011 meeting aimed at reconciliation, also mediated by Cairo.
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The House's passage of a budget resolution is crucial because it unlocks the budget reconciliation process.
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But the budget includes details on the reconciliation instructions on what tax reform will look like.
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She also cited a special program to promote community reconciliation in areas with strong sectarian tensions.
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But on Monday, it became clear that the prospects for a quick reconciliation had vanished. Opinion
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Under reconciliation's Byrd Rule, a reconciliation bill can't include provisions that don't directly impact the budget.
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It said it supported an independent commission of inquiry which may pave the way for reconciliation.
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Don't worry, this isn't a setup for my slow reconciliation with the candidacy of Donald Trump.
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With no Democratic support for the plan expected, the GOP is using the budget reconciliation process.
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But historical exercises that do not weight their reconciliation with painful truth often become pain suppressants.
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GOP leaders will pursue tax reform under special budget "reconciliation" rules preventing a Senate Democratic filibuster.
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The process of reconciliation requires patience and listening, especially when gender and race are in play.
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If the bill did trigger auto-reconciliation, it would endow the Budget Committee with staggering powers.
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Senate Democrats have unanimously vowed to oppose the healthcare measure, called the Better Care Reconciliation Act.
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And it was not until Georges Chalhoub's funeral that they sensed a true spirit of reconciliation.
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That spirit could form the basis for a commission of reconciliation and mercy in these countries.
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But no one expects reconciliation when Israeli and Palestinian leaders both attend his funeral on Friday.
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It will begin, but not end, with a reconciliation bill very early in the next Congress.
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"Planned Parenthood legislation will be in our reconciliation bill," Ryan said, without providing any more details.
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Whatever possibility there was at reconciliation is all but extinguished by the end of the episode.
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In May 2016, Hemsworth spoke about his and Cyrus' reconciliation during an interview with GQ Australia.
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"The Midwest Jesuits take this step in the spirit of transparency and reconciliation," said the Rev.
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"What we are trying to go for is reconciliation not condemnation," Suu Kyi told the BBC.
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He said Abbas and Fatah were not sincere about achieving reconciliation, a charge Fatah threw back.
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For their part, Afghan political leaders must build an internal consensus on reconciliation, which is missing.
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That means it would not be allowed to move forward as part of the reconciliation process.
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As such, the Trump administration may choose to use the "reconciliation process" to legislate tax reform.
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The rule limits the type of legislation that can be passed under Senate budgetary reconciliation rules.
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Under the rule, reconciliation bills can't include provisions that don't have an impact on the budget.
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"I'm sure there will be reconciliation ... some effort to show they care about passengers," Bethune said.
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The CBO's analysis of the Senate bill, the Better Care Reconciliation Act, was released on Monday.
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Passing budget resolution with reconciliation instructions that pave the way for tax reform is the second.
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They need a truth and reconciliation commission of the American right, conducted in the political wilderness.
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As a result passage of a reconciliation bill requires only a simple majority in the Senate.
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The always controversial amnesty was supposed to help bring reconciliation to the tiny Central American country.
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They'd argue for Pence to ignore MacDonough and declare that these provisions are acceptable under reconciliation.
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Those won't matter for the budget resolution, but they will once the reconciliation process gets rolling.
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Is a reconciliation on the horizon, or should we hold out for the inevitable breakup song?
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I can only hope methods for more wide spread reconciliation become more known - they're out there.
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A bipartisan package of tax cuts and credits could be approved for the FY18 reconciliation process.
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The repeal bill will be handled through a budget process called reconciliation, which avoids a filibuster.
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Instead, the specter of the September 30 budget reconciliation deadline has hung over this entire process.
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"We think reconciliation is the tool, because that gets it into law," Ryan told reporters Tuesday.
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Clinton, which could make a reconciliation less contentious, according to a veteran of the last campaign.
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So much has been exposed through the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, it's really so different now.
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The Senate has failed to use reconciliation to actually pass a health bill (or anything else).
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And at the end of this month, their magical reconciliation vehicle will turn into a pumpkin.
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First, they'd pass a budget setting up reconciliation for tax reform, and then pass tax reform.
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"The agreement was not reconciliation, but an agreement not to talk about it anymore", Horvat said.
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One option is they can use the budget reconciliation process, which is protected from the filibuster.
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Reading the findings from the truth and reconciliation commission's final report would be a good start.
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Reconciliation, healing and resource development for L.G.B.T.Q. Somalis needs to happen on Somali terms, he said.
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He said he could not comment about other settlements by the Independent Reconciliation and Compensation Program.
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