She acknowledges that reconciling the two is no easy task.
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Court viewed the religious accommodation as the key to reconciling
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Eritrea and Djibouti agreed in September to work on reconciling.
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In 1999, the pair broke up — later reconciling in 2003.
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Reconciling competing rights is something we've done throughout our history.
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Conservatives are reconciling themselves to a world without Obamacare repeal.
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Then delving deeper, Mayer asked Halsey about reconciling with an ex.
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For instance, we're constantly reconciling with the volatility of memory prices.
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Eritrea and Djibouti then agreed in September to work on reconciling.
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Reconciling this priority with those of the insurance carrier is untenable.
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Claire isn't having the same luck reconciling her memories of Jamie.
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Reconciling her vision with her predecessor's has not always been easy.
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I think I became a little obsessed with reconciling that contradiction.
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This series features stories about reconciling, reclaiming and reinterpreting racist objects.
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He flew to America in the hope of reconciling with Hardwick.
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The two houses of Congress are now reconciling the two versions.
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It looks like Rob isn't the only Kardashian reconciling with Adrienne Bailon.
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It was their first Valentine's Day since reconciling after a brief separation.
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The tricky bit is reconciling this distrust with the rosy business outlook.
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Then, I decided to start reconciling the budget against our bank account.
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Several East European countries have elected leaders who advocate reconciling with Moscow.
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But it is demanding and involves reconciling a difficult series of tensions.
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"I wanted help reconciling being a conservative and being gay," said Wise.
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An atonement is a good word, actually, and kind of a reconciling.
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Eric is an enlightened Seattle progressive but with a reconciling, loving temperament.
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Mr. Trump also faces an uphill battle reconciling Qatar and its neighbors.
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Reconciling irreconcilable contradictions has been Ms. Merkel's unofficial job description for years.
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Senate and House Republicans are now tasked with reconciling their two bills.
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But there was little sign of any concrete progress toward reconciling their differences.
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It's about ways of seeing and reconciling ecstatic states with what life is.
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And like all celebrities, her popularity was contingent upon reconciling seemingly irreconcilable qualities.
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"Their relationship is much better, but they're definitely not reconciling," the insider said.
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Reconciling all these views requires rethinking the purpose and scope of statutory audit.
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Despite their recent European vacation together, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner aren't reconciling.
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A source tells PEOPLE Jenner has no intention of reconciling this time around.
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Kaag writes of reconciling a hunger for meaningful, extreme experience with mundane reality.
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Conferees are in the process of reconciling the two versions of the bill.
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The House and the Senate are currently working on reconciling their two bills.
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Reconciling the athlete with the man isn't just a problem for the NFL.
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If its bill passes, there's then the arduous work of reconciling the two.
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Reconciling animated designs in three dimensions has proven tricky for Belle in particular.
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Senate and House conferees are in the process of reconciling their two bills.
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"Reconciling different points of view can be difficult and time-consuming," Dalio writes.
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But President Trump's new rules, aimed at reconciling that contradiction, risk deepening it.
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Since reconciling, we've spent time together with my family, but none with his.
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"Yes this (document) is reconciling, this is challenging, this is stimulating," he said.
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Reconciling my life then with my life now can be challenging but enlightening.
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One of my main goals is reconciling my Muslim faith with my conservatism.
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Most of the dialogue revolves around the difficulties of reconciling family life and duty.
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So it feels to me ... I don't have a problem reconciling that at all.
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Bella announced she and Cena have split again after reconciling about two months ago.
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They ended their engagement and broke up a year later, before reconciling in 2015.
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What's next: The House and Senate are reconciling their two versions of the bill.
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News, the Shahs of Sunset star addressed rumors that she and Shalom are reconciling.
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"It was hard reconciling my heart and my head this week," she said later.
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Mr. Gabrels ended up reconciling with his wife and then moved to Los Angeles.
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Reconciling the two sets of places is one of the country's deepest economic challenges.
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After applying the formula reconciling streams, downloads and sales, "?" was credited with 51,000 albums.
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The novel poignantly conjures the difficulties of reconciling the present with "an ungraspable history."
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She talked about reconciling that her loved ones had died solely because of hate.
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The two cousins then quarrelled, leading to Basina reconciling with Leubovera and switching sides.
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Who knows how long reconciling their bill with the House would take after that?
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How do you approach reconciling the past and channel it into a single canvas?
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A source previously told PEOPLE that Jenner has no intention of reconciling with the rapper.
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" He ruled out any prospect of reconciling with Liam, adding, "It's a one-way thing.
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Some of [reconciling differences in preference] it is that you have a fight and learn.
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Getting along with family isn't always easy, but reconciling your differences is often worth it.
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JPH: I don't know how much of this for him is a means of reconciling.
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Reconciling the government's split personality may then prove an endeavour more treacherous than the Palio.
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The Republicans made progress in reconciling the House and Senate versions of the tax bill.
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I guess I was having a tough time reconciling those two things in my mind.
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Unifying quantum mechanics and general relativity requires reconciling their absolute and relative notions of time.
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The two ended their engagement and broke up a year later, before reconciling in 22009.
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Reconciling the national benefits and local costs of mining is ultimately a problem of democracy.
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You may recall ... Beyonce and Mathew went through a rough patch before reconciling last year.
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But the pair have been working on reconciling and have been appearing in public together.
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Even after reconciling with John Cena, Nikki Bella is still having doubts about their relationship.
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The report's authors trawled through the world's botanical records, reconciling species names and deleting duplicates.
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Mook is a true grand strategist because he can function while constantly reconciling those conflicts.
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During their time at Reconciling Ministries Network, Barclay felt ready to come out as transgender.
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The report's authors therefore trawled the world's botanical records, reconciling species names and deleting duplicates.
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Its hearings have offered gripping viewing for a nation bent on reconciling with its past.
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We are forced to reckon with each image's objectivity, reconciling visual information with the textual.
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Socializing, creating, or working alone leaves no blueprint for the generation still reconciling their identity.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNPrince Charles To Walk Meghan Markle Down The AisleJohn Cena & Nikki Bella: Reconciling?
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Reconciling with Indigenous populations is one of the most pressing issues facing Canada these days.
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And far from reconciling the country to itself, the vote has left it bitterly divided.
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Ms. Sanchez said that Ms. Manu had apologized, and the two are working on reconciling.
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Until the legal claims are resolved, working out Bayer's value involves reconciling emotion with science.
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" Asked about possibly reconciling with Herbert, 44, Braxton said it's honestly "just really [hard] to tell.
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And a source previously told PEOPLE that Jenner has no intention of reconciling with the rapper.
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Wagner and Natlie first married in 1957 and divorced in 1962 before reconciling and remarrying 1972.
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It is a complex narrative that comes with reconciling some painful truths of imperialism and colonization.
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Marketing, spreadsheets, cash flow statements, reconciling books — these are the artist's equivalent of four-letter words.
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While some transgender men have trouble reconciling the physical feelings of pregnancy, Evan had no issues.
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Remember just last year when Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber were on the verge of reconciling?
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The married couple ended up reconciling after Yaog posted the video, which went viral shortly after.
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I don't think that there is the same difficulty in reconciling explicit gay sex with poetry.
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After reconciling and remarrying in 2013, he and Riley had their second divorce finalized last October.
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Both stayed in touch during the separation, seeing each other occasionally before reconciling earlier this year.
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Reconciling the physics of one of her scenes is like solving a puzzle with your eyes.
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Even so, I fantasized about reconciling and having everything go back to the way it was.
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But will Saudi Arabia face challenges reconciling international tourism with its conservative Islamic population and values?
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They tied the knot in 1996 and filed for divorce in 2007 before reconciling shortly after.
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When he finally meets up with other survivors, he has trouble reconciling himself to civilized life.
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Then, I dealt with all the other steps of reconciling the loss of someone so important.
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Having a baby is an insanely huge undertaking, and I had a hard time reconciling that.
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That's prompting Japan to hedge against unpredictable U.S. foreign policy and consider reconciling with the Chinese.
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Reconciling them will require a lot of effort, and no tech company will get everything right.
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But reconciling Athens and Mar-a-Lago may be a challenge of an entirely different order.
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"Decide what you really want in life by reconciling your goals and your desires," Dalio writes.
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So it's not really reconciling the past, but acknowledging the presence or influence of the past.
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China risks destabilizing the region by seeking to impose its will rather than reconciling the competing claims.
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Wracked with shame, she wonders if reconciling with him is acceptable and if it's possible he'll change.
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The difficulty of reconciling multiple conflicting lines of evidence means the alcohol debate will rage on. Cheers!
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Many Haftar supporters see little point in reconciling with opponents, whom they call "terrorists" or "Muslim Brothers".
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Since reconciling with fiancé Liam Hemsworth, the singer has gone public about giving up alcohol and marijuana.
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Everyone has the propensity for larceny, especially when reconciling it as a way to protect loved ones.
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We are having trouble reconciling our experience with Governor Northam with what we see in the photo.
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It was about Biden having issues dealing with race, and not atoning for those and reconciling those.
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The election of 2017 is about reconciling Germany with globalization, and marrying progressive politics to conservative positions.
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That grand act of comity will be the first step in reconciling the Clinton and Sanders camps.
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Reconciling the legal divide between state and federal laws would bring benefits to the communities banks serve.
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I have a hard time reconciling the violence and her dead family with a ten-year sentence.
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How much Silicon Valley is reconciling itself to the thought of President Trump is a complicated question.
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Their task has been reconciling those positive signals with below-average offense, goaltending, defense and power play.
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In each situation, we must feel our way forward, reconciling our conflicting intuitions about what "equal" means.
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But Mr. Holiday doesn't have any trouble reconciling the Jekyll and Hyde-like phases of his career.
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Reconciling those two models will be difficult, if not impossible, even for an ideologically flexible prime minister.
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The House and Senate are still in the process of reconciling the differences in their tax bills.
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Justice Samuel Alito then jumped in, and I clarified that I was only reconciling the court's discordant cases.
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Reconciling such interests is easier the fewer the utilities involved—and in China, State Grid has a monopoly.
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Last month, the actor and on-off girlfriend Lindsay Shookus called it quits a couple months after reconciling.
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"Difficulty lies in reconciling differences between Senate and House versions in bicameral conference," Wan said in a note.
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So keep reading to find out who's still feuding with whom, and who might be reconciling sometime soon.
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"What is at stake is how we build a European model reconciling innovation and common good," he said.
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I think Trump's decision to meet prompted China to move quickly in terms of reconciling with the North.
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Jeff Davis said in response to a question about reconciling the president's tweets with the earlier government statements.
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Barclay will continue their work at at Reconciling Ministries Network and give sermons and workshops at Methodist churches.
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The exchange said challenges in reconciling the missing and duplicate messages resulted in a longer process than expected.
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It's a story of one body reconciling two selves, and of one family member trying to know another.
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She has no simple formula for reconciling refinements of civil rights with the raw imperatives of a moment.
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The couple talked about reconciling their opposing approaches to writing and to living—Moshfegh's rigidity and Goebel's heedlessness.
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The tax code has not been overhauled since 1986, partly because reconciling these conflicts can be so difficult.
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Mr. Brown had never quite succeeded in reconciling the Gotham's congenial chaos with the exigencies of breaking even.
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For President Trump, reconciling his impulses with the expectations for an American president has often posed a hurdle.
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De-Andra Pryce, a Brooklyn 18-year-old, speaks of reconciling her law-enforcement ambitions with her blackness.
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We are not naive enough to believe there is any way of reconciling our opinions on these issues.
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On the other hand, you have my project, which is a republican, patriotic project aiming at … reconciling France.
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The topless photo was accompanied by an essay by Ms. Dalbesio, reconciling her feminism with being a model.
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"He was actually kind of keeping up with his grief, reconciling the facts of his life," he says.
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Reconciling those two worldviews seems almost impossible, but somehow the shape of an eventual settlement requires just that.
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Considering the interesting contrast of reconciling co-existing with these two extremes, I'm taking this one—all of it.
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Jon subsequently did the unthinkable, reconciling with the wildlings — a concept that was not only laughable, but called treasonous.
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Reconciling airlines' growth ambitions with their promised 50% carbon emissions cut from 2005 levels will be no easy task.
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The difficulty of reconciling these conflicting demands seems to be reflected in what the public wants from Brexit, too.
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You'll get to explore the different aspects of bookkeeping, like managing payroll, reconciling payments, tracking sales, and balancing sheets.
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The pair have been spotted together a great deal lately, which has led to theories that they were reconciling.
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Ever since reconciling earlier this year, Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth have kept their relationship out of the spotlight.
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These two beliefs seem oceans apart, and it doesn't look like there's any chance of reconciling them anytime soon.
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The answer means reconciling Henderson's circumstances with basic assumptions behind who gets to fight for a title and why.
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Reconciling those views may determine not just the success of any future meeting but whether a summit is feasible.
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I've definitely had to think a lot about reconciling the roles I take as an actress with my faith.
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It's unknown if the two are reconciling their marriage, but they at least appear to be on friendly terms.
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There's no talk of reconciling with her in the letter, but he sounds determined to mend fences with her.
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Conroy confronted his personal history in the book and interviewed family members and friends -- eventually reconciling with his father.
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Ms. Mincone and male dancers enacted vignettes of burdened office drones, of couples fighting and reconciling and separating again.
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The conference committee responsible for reconciling the House and Senate tax bills — which includes top ANWR drilling proponents Sen.
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But aware that the United States could eventually withdraw, they also began talks with the Syrian government about reconciling.
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Mr. Moon and Mr. Kim appear committed to seeing how far they can go toward reconciling their two countries.
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Instead, the first book ended with Lara Jean writing a letter to Peter in hopes of reconciling with him.
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Reconciling with Israel would be a religious concession, and relinquishing the "right of return" would be a national concession.
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Reconciling ourselves to the contradictions of pluralism is what makes it possible for us to unite as a people.
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Standardising or reconciling differing terms for quality and shipping schedules could also be a problem, the analysts also said.
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Candidates hoping to bridge that divide must attend to several overarching issues: Reconciling climate action with populism and nationalism.
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"I wanted to play a reconciling role," Mr. Jackson said in an interview in his office at Rainbow PUSH.
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Part of the reason our previous estimations were off was the difficulty of reconciling the pre- and post-2005 data.
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The bodyguard starts receiving the PTSD counseling he so desperately needs and begins reconciling with his wife Vicky (Sophie Rundle).
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This "is just one possibility for reconciling the dental data with established ranges for Neanderthal-human split times," she added.
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The two ended their engagement and broke up a year later, before reconciling n 2015 and marrying in December 2018.
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After reconciling five years ago, the pair bought a house, have a baby together and are getting married this summer.
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Reconciling populist nationalists to the international tools the world needs will be hard, but at least it's not logically impossible.
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However, it's the amount of what the LME terms "open" stocks that counts when it comes to reconciling trading positions.
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The first step to reconciling the constitutional order is simple and it will have an immediate impact: Confirm. Kavanaugh. Now.
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Again, the details would matter, and reconciling that with the existing Constitution would be very tricky, but sure, it's conceivable.
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The new video, "Sunday's Best," weaves a tale of reconciling conflicting views between Ashanti religious practices and British colonial influences.
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Thom Yorke DJs fashion week parties, but you won't hear him reconciling with that on the next disaffected Radiohead joint.
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They have little in common other than at least potentially reconciling the contradictions in what each country expects to achieve.
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I am very special, but also very unspecial, and reconciling this conflict is in some ways the definition of maturity.
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Asked directly how he anticipates reconciling his new contributions to the Kurds with his relationship with Turkey, Trudeau didn't answer.
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So, with Hannah Ann not technically eliminated, everyone goes back to the States, and Peter ends up reconciling with Madison.
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"Cast your empire" encompasses the poles of grandeur and dejection, and the tension of reconciling them, that define Pylypchuk's aesthetic.
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The "Wrecking Ball" singer and Australian actor ended their engagement and broke up a year later, before reconciling in 2015.
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So I think the element of reciprocity is, if it's fair and can be a basis for reconciling our differences.
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Lawmakers have begun the process of reconciling the two bills, which have several crucial differences beyond just the energy provisions.
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" In July, Sharon publicly forgave her husband and informed viewers that the couple were working on reconciling their marriage: "I forgive.
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Wilk, 50, separated from his wife Selene Vigil-Wilk in 2013 after eight years of marriage, before reconciling and separating again.
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Instead, it has Jaime reconciling with Cersei, leaving her history with Tyrion unresolved, and giving the siblings a fairly trite ending.
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Meetings with my accountant and reconciling my books ceased to feel like dirty chores to be done by an unwashed heathen.
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Reconciling Conyers's outsize legacy in the Civil Rights movement with the allegations of sexual harassment against him was difficult, as well.
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If there's a lesson to be learned from the past, it's about reconciling and finding the thing that makes you unique.
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A Davidson source recently told PEOPLE that despite their split, there was still a chance the pair might end up reconciling.
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Over the years, he struggled watching gay friends in the conservative church as they battled reconciling their faith with their sexuality.
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She reckoned that was because of the emotional labour involved in reconciling the potentially incompatible roles of co-worker and friend.
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They're very, very different business models, and the notion of reconciling them anytime like immediately I think is sort of farfetched.
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As TMZ reported, there's been no progress, on paper anyway, toward divorcing Ben ... but we're told it's not because they're reconciling.
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Nearly three years after reconciling with her husband Brian Austin Green, Megan Fox has reportedly filed to dismiss their divorce case.
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But as of late, the pair have been working on reconciling their relationship, possibly even investing in a dream home together.
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In congressional parlance, though, it is not about reconciling differences between parties but rather of highlighting (and even exacerbating) those differences.
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The Senate and House are working on reconciling their two tax bills before sending a final version to President Donald Trump.
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It is in everyone's interest to find a way forward, reconciling the past by acknowledging challenges and failures on both sides.
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However, I applaud her commitment to CCUS as a means of reconciling concern for the environment with concern for coal communities.
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He returns home and insists upon reconciling with his wife Luisa, who's packing to leave after the debacle on the beach.
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It was as if he saw a kind of freedom in reconciling people to the most severe version of the truth.
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After welcoming daughter Kensli in 2015, the pair split in 2016 before reconciling the next year and getting engaged in 2018.
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Mr. Moon's dreams of reconciling the rival Koreas, split since the Korean War ended in a 1953 armistice, are deeply personal.
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In his deeply personal debut cookbook, "Season," Nik Sharma tells his story as a gay immigrant reconciling his past and present.
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Richard is open to reconciling if his wife can apologize for leaving him out in the cold after the fraud fiasco.
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" Seth Porges, one of the film's creators, said the hardest part was reconciling "the fun of it with the human toll.
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Rather, Mr. Dohrn is examining the cultural unease between the secular and the fundamentalist, and the difficulties in reconciling the two.
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When I heard Tim's story, I had trouble reconciling it with the happy, respected person I saw in court that day.
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Even as an adult, she struggles with reconciling the allure of their lifestyle with the destruction it wreaked on their circle.
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One hurdle in reconciling the Senate bill with a House version passed last month is the alternative minimum tax for corporations.
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Recent meme trends over the past couple of years have found us praising good dogs and reconciling with our dog-hating enemies.
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Mark Hamill revealed his own harrowing journey to reconciling with how much his iconic character has changed since Return of the Jedi.
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He is reconciling histories formed by African-American communities' memories to understand just what got us to this point as a nation.
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Rumors circulated that the couple are reconciling and heading to Turks and Caicos, where they wed in 2005, for a romantic vacation.
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For years scholars like him have been trying, as Deng did, to devise ways of reconciling constitutional norms with one-party rule.
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Reconciling these two convictions—for free speech and against hate speech—is becoming harder, particularly since Angela Merkel's refugee gambit in 2015.
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Like many social democratic parties in Europe, the SPD is transfixed by this divergence, incapable of reconciling voters splintered out by "1968".
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Hansen spokesman Peter Wills said in an email that a schedule for reconciling the Senate and House bills has not been set.
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Hadid and Tesfaye dated for two years before their split in 2016, reconciling in 2018 following his sudden breakup from Selena Gomez.
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Cramer had a hard time reconciling the reality to Chinese auto numbers, which showed Ford experiencing a 24 percent gain in September.
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Then you get the data and the data tells you something different and people have a hard time reconciling those two differences.
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Where "Daddy Lessons" saw her reconciling her anger about her father, "Love Drought" is the realization that her marriage is worth saving.
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In the clip, Kardashian acknowledges that her decision to spend time with Disick could lead people to wonder if they're reconciling romantically.
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Addressing these concerns is vital to reconciling the chasms between voters and politicians, as well as between the two major political parties.
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After that, she remained mostly estranged from her father, Bohdan Mazur, only reconciling with him two weeks before his death in 2009.
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"It just highlights the challenge in reconciling the two (plans)," said currency strategist Erik Nelson of Wells Fargo Securities in New York.
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She's the archetype of a cool New York filmmaker, but also geeks out about reconciling the poetry of space with the science.
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Absolutely. Examples that point the way to a new approach to reconciling hydropower production with healthy river ecosystems are already a reality.
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Whatever the resentments, neither side has a realistic alternative to the other — something President Obama has clearly had difficulty reconciling himself to.
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Dodging pterodactyls, the two fight to avoid panic attacks before finally coming off their delusional high, and reconciling to get back home.
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Reconciling the separate House and Senate-passed bills, while aides in both chambers say it's only a matter of time, takes time.
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Instead, the three parties are closer than ever on reconciling disagreements and will meet for the eighth round of talks next month.
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Reconciling sub-85033 percent unemployment and current wage growth levels remains one of the most puzzling aspects of the current labor market.
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One of the ways he did so was by placing a "premium on internal harmony " and reconciling contention among Standard Oil executives.
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He credited Mr. Kagame, who led rebel forces to stop the massacre, with uniting and reconciling Rwandans while expanding the country's economy.
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But since the Constitutional Convention, it is the only approach capable of reconciling the different views and interests of a diverse people.
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It is impossible for society to make equitable progress without reconciling existing race relations and the democratic values to which we aspire.
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The hope among liberals was that Mr. Jones' victory would give other Republicans pause and delay the process of reconciling the bills.
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Why must we depict Black characters as eventually reconciling their contempt for whiteness with a prevailing, individual romance that conquers that disdain?
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This we pray in the name of the one who calls all people to reconciling and redemptive work, Jesus Christ, our Lord. Amen.
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NIKKI BELLA AND JOHN CENA BREAK UP AGAIN AFTER RECONCILING FOLLOWING THEIR BROKEN ENGAGEMENT Brown also spoke out about the split on Instagram.
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Instead of reconciling with his adversaries, Maliki — a Shia — used the "breathing space" to remove his Sunni political opponents from key government positions.
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As for any chance of Nick reconciling with Mariah -- since they've also been hanging out A LOT lately -- listen and judge for yourself.
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But it might be about the near-impossibility of reconciling fidelity and lust, or potentially about his art and all-conquering competitive streak.
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It's not like anyone's eager to fix the many glitches: The goal is to finish reconciling the House and Senate bills by Friday.
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Confusion abounds in navigating and reconciling state, local and federal regulations as they relate to employment, labeling, licensing and many other minute matters.
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Though the couple have been on-again and off-again in the past, a source tells PEOPLE Jenner has no intention of reconciling.
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In the 212 film "It's Complicated," the divorced couple, played by Meryl Streep and Alec Baldwin, consider reconciling, much to their children's dismay.
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GOP House and Senate negotiators have reached an agreement reconciling the two tax reform bills, Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch said Wednesday.
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If you've ever struggled with reconciling who you knew you were with what you were taught to be, this book is for you.
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Their efforts are generally built around healing some rupture in society, reconciling differences, bringing the unlike together, a move from fragmentation to wholeness.
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In an interview on Thursday from Toronto, Mr. Hader talked about the future of "Barry" and about reconciling that darkness with the humor.
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This ideal solves the logical problem of reconciling patriotism with ethics, but it looks bizarrely irrelevant against the current reality of American politics.
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Notably, that includes taking the language of the developers on the blockchain and reconciling it with the language used in the finance world.
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Why must we depict Black characters as eventually reconciling their contempt for whiteness with a prevailing, individual love that conquers that reasonable disdain?
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The structure of the songs come from various attempts at reconciling the relationships between emotion, melody, and percussive, atonal effects, both historically and personally.
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One source says they seem to be reconciling, adding they have the classic love/hate relationship and frequently bounce back between the 2 emotions.
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Student loans certainly don't pay themselves, and reconciling the desire to go on vacation while maintaining a healthy savings account is a constant struggle.
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In fact, she ended up reconciling with Jamie as if his attack was as minor as him forgetting to call her on her birthday.
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The choice between reconciling the law with the reality and creating an unprecedented chasm between the two lies with Congress and the White House.
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Swift is going steady with "Gorgeous" Joe Alwyn and Gomez is reportedly maybe reconciling with her longtime on-again off-again boyfriend Justin Beiber.
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Jana Kramer is expecting her second child after reconciling with husband Mike Caussin — and opening up about their difficult journey to baby number two.
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"I debated posting this for the exact reason why it's a silent struggle," Kramer, who is reportedly reconciling with estranged husband Mike Caussin, wrote.
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Across seven hours of content, you'll learn how to streamline your bookkeeping with lectures on expense tracking, invoice creation, reconciling bank statements, and more.
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Taryn Manning On Reconciling With Her Family: "The Only Way You Can Start Is Forgiving Yourself" Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Jeff Davis said in response to a question about reconciling the president's social media remarks and Department of Defense comments about the U.S. ally.
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Candidates like Buttigieg, who seem invested in reconciling old and new visions, might be part of an important stage in a more fundamental transformation.
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But less than an hour after the session's start, there was little evidence of progress toward reconciling the deeply entrenched positions on the vacancy.
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There have been reports he was reconciling with Jennifer Garner and she was dropping the divorce, but our sources say that is not true.
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In terms of reconciling my faith and sexuality, I recognize that I can have a faith that is independent from even any organized religion.
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Serving as western counselors to the Afghan government, reconciling petty disputes between Afghan politicians, and ensuring the Ghani administration's solvency is not Washington's job.
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These anomaly transactions need to be handled by human beings and there are departments that handle these, either manually reconciling them or deleting them.
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Most of the questions on this list are dumb and not serious but we're completely serious about this—what snacks are they reconciling over?
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They seem incapable of reconciling to the fact that what they call creative work is also labor and ought to be compensated as such.
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Heer: Well, I think Susan Sontag provides a better model than the Leavises, but even she still had difficulty in reconciling her conflicting opinions.
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Trump has displayed neither consistent political philosophy, command of the policies he nominally supports, nor skill at reconciling competing claims in the legislative process.
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Reconciling the two will be more laborious and hazardous than expected, exposing the world's biggest trade partnership to further turmoil in the months ahead.
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A large part of Pierce's transformation, she said, was forgiving and reconciling with her father, who died of cancer at age 81 in 2017.
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For those Labour Remainers, this means reconciling with Brexit and giving up on the liberal internationalist aims of a united Europe and open borders.
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"We're excited and really optimistic, but we're still reconciling our place in the wide world of Columbia," said Matthew Coulson, the band's spirit manager.
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The distrust is reciprocated by Qatar, where officials have spoken of possibly reconciling with Saudi Arabia but not the Emirates, effectively splitting their alliance.
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Such films are important for reconciling how much of queer film history is as tied to pornography and erotica as it is to activism.
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A percentage of sales goes toward reconciling the usual discrepancy between behind-the-scenes kitchen workers and their (generously tipped) front-of-house counterparts.
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Reconciling separate, non-standard ledger data kept by each financial institution is one of the major causes of the financial system's vulnerability to cyberattacks.
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For her father's last Christmas, as she wrestled with reconciling their difficult past and he lay dying, unable to eat, he requested the trifle.
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Alex: One of the things I have trouble reconciling is how much blame we assign to the two leads in this movie: Saldana and Oyelowo.
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It directs a congressional committee that&aposs reconciling separate spending bills to include language giving Congress a role when such tariffs are put in place.
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A conversion in terms of what he believes Jesus is doing for him or with him, but also his way of reconciling to a community.
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In his speech Wednesday, the president made his closing argument to the Congress, which is reconciling two versions of the bill, and the American people.
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My point is that reconciling something inherently subjective with the objective standards on which law depends is extremely difficult and unlikely to be achieved neatly.
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Are you tired of being nice, considering reconciling with your ex, or simply ready to tell everyone just how much you like it like that?
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The first changes were the most direct, reconciling a New York–centric media with a now Twin Tower–less New York, and narratives involving terrorism.
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The British, on the other hand, are very good at reconciling themselves to decline and marginalisation—indeed quite a number of Britons positively relish it.
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This week Takis Hadjidemetriou, a veteran Greek-Cypriot politician respected for his work in reconciling Greek- and Turkish-Cypriots, published an assessment of the 1950s.
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Many talked about consent and respect, and a number who watched hardcore or rough porn had difficulty reconciling their feminist values with their porn preferences.
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The process of reconciling that disagreement is bound to involve vocal opposition to some invited speakers, arguments made with varying degrees of merit and coherence.
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This reconciling takes everything, every day, and it is why the truth and work of the games we watch matters as much as it does.
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The fate of unreleased Kurt Cobain recordings has had his former Nirvana bandmates and widow, Courtney Love, fighting (and reconciling) in public for two decades.
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"We are having trouble reconciling our experience with Governor Northam with what we see in this photo," the House Democrats said in a statement Friday.
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Reconciling the newly rediscovered glories of ancient pagan art with the teachings and iconography of the Christian church was a primary concern for Renaissance artists.
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Dr. Almond was not the first to confront women's guilty feelings about motherhood and the failure to achieve perfection in reconciling domestic and professional duties.
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Stewart Patrick is senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) and author of "The Sovereignty Wars: Reconciling America with the World" (Brookings Press).
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But if you work at a bunch of different employers, and the brackets apply to your overall wages, reconciling that could be an administrative nightmare.
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Riku reconciling his past self with who he wanted to be and understanding that sometimes you have to sacrifice to get the things you want.
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As it stands, both the Senate and House versions — whose differences lawmakers are working on reconciling — include provisions that could affect charitable-giving tax strategies.
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Jason Wahler is getting candid about his challenging journey to sobriety and how reconciling with ex-girlfriend Lauren Conrad was a part of his healing.
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External restraining forces — "Northern liberal opinion in the press, the courts, and the government" — were more concerned with reconciling the nation than securing Southern democracy.
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"The study clearly shows a problem reconciling oil development and protecting these imperiled polar bears," said Robert Dewey, the organization's vice president for government relations.
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In reconciling the House and Senate NDAA bills, conferees should remember that the nation faces enormous security challenges from a dangerous and sometimes unfriendly world.
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But it's as if the Trump administration had solved the problem of reconciling his new comedy with his old by making truthiness America's official language.
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In the past, the Afghan government efforts have been fruitful in reconciling some Taliban commanders in northern Afghanistan, where the group maintains a modest presence.
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"I am certainly someone who ... provides an example for lots of women of reconciling both career and family," added Kramp-Karrenbauer, who has three children.
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We're told friends are also advising him to handle the custody situation in court, because there's no upside to reconciling with Jen at this point.
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Clinton now, at such a key time in her campaign, is a sign that her and Mr. Clinton's efforts at reconciling with Mr. Clyburn yielded results.
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Though it seems almost a Heath-Robinson solution to the problem, bee fencing may be an important part of reconciling the interests of elephants and people.
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Shannon shares the information with her Bachelor alum costars Sean and Catherine Lowe while confessing to her own hesitation about confronting and possibly reconciling with Thompson.
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"These are all things you are raised to do, but reconciling that with your queerness—that's a challenge that's very much an Asian thing," Christine said.
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The other thing we know is that the idea of Thor reconciling his own worthiness first came up in Avengers: Endgame, and in a major way.
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As the duo continues to co-parent and film their show together, the likelihood of reconciling seems far-fetched, despite pressure from family to do so.
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In fact, they said, reconciling candidates' positions with the platform is a process that has repeated itself every year they've been a part of the convention.
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As a boy, he admitted having difficulty reconciling his mother's artistic persona — her look often included large sunglasses and a polychrome turban — with what seemed cool.
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Blockchain, or distributed ledger, is an electronic means of settling, reconciling, and reporting on transactions, which is the core of STT and its peer banks' businesses.
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This suggests that Kufrin, who appears to be liberal, or at least anti-Trump, found herself reconciling her attraction to Yrigoyen with some opposing political views.
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All jokes aside, Blaker said while he&aposs faced challenges reconciling his faith and his job, overall, people respect him for staying true to his beliefs.
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Back in January, Thomas told the Daily Mail he was getting married and would be extending an invite to Meghan and Harry in hopes of reconciling.
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In a world that sometimes has a hard time reconciling young women as actual people, these series reminded us of the girl roaming the hall's humanity.
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To brush all of that aside with no attempt at reconciling any of these conflicts feels willfully naive on the part of the Cursed Child writers.
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Returning readers will reap the greatest rewards, because the focus is again on Moon, the foundling who spent the original trilogy reconciling with his traumatic past.
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Still, Brack said he faces a moral dilemma reconciling his oath to the law with his discomfort in participating in a system he views as unjust.
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NIKKI BELLA AND JOHN CENA BREAK UP AGAIN AFTER RECONCILING FOLLOWING THEIR BROKEN ENGAGEMENT An update was posted on the rapper&aposs Twitter page on Monday.
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Reconciling the solemn roots of Hanukkah with the upbeat spirit that holiday movies demand remains a challenge for some enterprising screenwriter, but one eminently worth undertaking.
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After reconciling the need to be on a long-term drug regimen with the values I ascribed to being straight edge, I began taking the medication.
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It's hard to look away as the DC-born and frequent GoldLink collaborator navigates his world, reconciling his past and writing his way up and out.
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But he said that Mr. Kushner, who is an observant Jew, "could be very helpful" in reconciling the longstanding dispute between the Israelis and the Palestinians.
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Boycotting settlement-made goods, which is, in effect, what I'm doing, is a way of reconciling my attachment to Israel with my problems with its policies.
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Cairo's move is the latest, but most brazen indication yet that it has little intention of reconciling with Ankara — neither before the coup attempt nor after.
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That is the simple, brutal math behind G.D.P., and it's the other central challenge of reconciling Mr. Trump's economic growth ambitions with his other policy priorities.
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Some states, rather than reconciling with the threats from which the United States currently protects them, could consider extreme steps to protect themselves without American help.
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The House and Senate are expected to vote on the legislation next week after a deal was reached on reconciling the versions passed by each chamber.
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Tasks to which bots are well suited include moving data from one screen to another, data collection, data verification, reconciling data or invoice processing, explains Shukla.
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Soon after, a source revealed to PEOPLE Jenner has no intention of reconciling with the rapper, citing trust issues and rumors that Tyga was cheating on her.
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Angus T. Jones had a hard time reconciling his devout Christian faith with his bawdy CBS sitcom Two and a Half Men, so he left the show.
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It is a long-running Franco-German impasse on how to make the euro zone stronger and more sustainable, reconciling two radically different economic and political cultures.
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So these businesses are cash only, leading to issues with managing the money, reconciling the books at the end of each day and dealing with the IRS.
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King unfolds their past and present simultaneously in a temporal juxtaposition to emphasize that present fear can only really be dealt with by reconciling with the past.
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There's also no denying that for people of color, the tension between celebrating Markle's impending nuptials and reconciling the monarchy's violent racist past is a constant struggle.
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"As that tour got rolling, Scott was going off about the government, and I had a really hard time reconciling my experience with his views," Babajian says.
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Reconciling this with the fact that they've all been accused of either rape, assault, abuse, or harassment in a court of law is complicated, messy, and uncomfortable.
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And in PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at Sunday's episode, Liv and her siblings band together in the hopes of reconciling their divorced parents, Julia and Brian Pierson.
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After calling off their engagement last month, just weeks before their wedding date, the Total Bellas star reveals she has not ruled out reconciling with Cena, 41.
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The Christian church, inspired by Christ's act of reconciling us with God, is focused on sharing this good news with others, thus building God's community on earth.
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Khanna, whose professional lineage makes him the most logical candidate, might have some difficulty reconciling his views on labor and regulation with those of his key supporters.
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Despite the slump, it remains vital for Latin American countries to find ways of reconciling the interests of diggers, local people and the nation as a whole.
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Rather, she feels that reconciling the freedoms of religion with the rights of LGBT people will be an issue that the courts will continue to grapple with.
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Kevin's watered sojourns to Hades were always a way of reconciling with his troubled id, the one that told him to run from what's good for him.
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Cyrus and fiancé Liam Hemsworth made their first public appearance together since reconciling on Friday, joining the actor's family for lunch in Los Angeles at Gracias Madre.
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At the same time, there is broad recognition that there will be no peace agreement without reconciling the basic aspirations of both sides to have capitals there.
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They moved to Chicago to work for Reconciling Ministries Network, an organization dedicated to the inclusion of transgender and gender-nonconforming people in the United Methodist Church.
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The history of the novel is full of characters who mature by reconciling themselves to a more limited and circumscribed fate than they had felt entitled to.
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Distributed ledger technology, or "blockchain", is an electronic means of settling, reconciling, and reporting on transactions, which is the core of BK and its peer banks' businesses.
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Reconciling his conservative agenda with President Donald Trump's means of achieving it, we've been told -- by Flake, over and over again -- has caused him great inner turmoil.
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The conferees reconciling the House and Senate versions of a defense policy bill had a productive first meeting Wednesday, the leaders of the Armed Services committees agreed.
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To make that process easier, the 222 Budget Act created a process for "reconciling" the tax code and laws authorizing mandatory programs to the latest budget resolution.
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Although stock trades are often made in milliseconds by algorithms, completing them involves co-ordinating payment and delivery among a mess of databases and then reconciling the records.
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Kim Zolciak-Biermann hasn't spoken to her mother Karen Zolciak in six years — and by the look of things, it appears the two won't be reconciling anytime soon.
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Amid speculation they are reconciling, John Cena and Nikki Bella were spotted together for the first time since ending their engagement and calling off their May 5 wedding.
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In fulfilling that duty, directors must exercise their business judgment in considering and reconciling the interests of various stakeholders – including shareholders, employees, customers, suppliers, the environment and communities.
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Aguilera would always have trouble reconciling the desire to stay true to her own style with the pop requirement of giving the public what they expected from her.
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Why it matters: The study, published Thursday in the journal Science, resolves a key uncertainty in climate science by reconciling analyses from a variety of different scientific teams.
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"Google is strong on having people with remarkable security and privacy expertise, but reconciling privacy guarantees with business needs is a challenging topic anywhere," independent researcher Olejnik says.
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It's about reconciling with a loss, or a great tragedy, and then somehow scraping through it with the recognition that, somehow, things never seem to truly be over.
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"We finished (negotiating) with the company and we're in the process of reconciling with the workers," Mejias said in a phone interview, without providing details of the agreement.
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And at the first mile marker of his presidency, he has shown no signs of fitting into an ideological box or reconciling the political inconsistencies of his administration.
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The two first split in 2012 after a fling between Stewart and director Rupert Sanders made headlines, before reconciling shortly after and ultimately calling it quits in 2013.
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But when Cramer asked Flannery about his company's past transgressions on Tuesday, the new CEO didn't seem interested in reconciling with the mistakes GE made in the past.
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The United Nations warned that the expulsions, which it said are becoming widespread, endanger civilians' lives and undermine efforts at reconciling the country's minority Sunnis and Shi'ite majority.
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Penny Pritzker on the Privacy Shield Pact With Europe | Ms. Pritzker, the commerce secretary, discussed the difficulties in reconciling differing privacy protections in Europe and the United States.
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At the same time, there is broad recognition that there will be no peace agreement without reconciling the basic aspirations of both sides to have capitals there. 5.
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At War One of the hardest parts of parenting is reconciling what I did during the war with who I am now in the eyes of my children.
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Just as Elizabeth and Philip are reconciling their political differences, Stan is closer than ever to identifying his neighbors as that mysterious couple plastered all over FBI headquarters.
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It's tough reconciling Ms. Mullen with the overbearing mother onstage, to the point where one must blink a couple of times to spot just a hint of Mag.
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During the process of reconciling myself to Christmas, I called up our rabbi — Aaron Miller of Washington Hebrew Congregation — for help sorting through my own feelings about Yuletide.
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In a recent interview with the Los Angeles Times, the actress opened up about how the public has had difficulty reconciling her intellectual interests with her stunning good looks.
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In November, the two were spotted hand-in-hand in Paris, and continued to step out in public together in the weeks that followed as they worked on reconciling.
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In June, Judge reunited with her daughter for her high school graduation and revealed in an interview with Bravo in July that she and Sidney are working on reconciling.
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As the first speaker of the Majlis (parliament), he shaped the Islamic Republic's constitution, reconciling limited electoral mandates with divine inspiration: a balancing act which few Muslim countries manage.
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In this course, you'll learn fundamental accounting skills including things like handling payroll, tracking sales, reconciling payments, buying and selling long-term assets, preparing financial statements, and analyzing profitability.
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In July 2016, Sharon publicly forgave her husband during an episode of her CBS daytime show, The Talk, informing viewers that the couple was working on reconciling their marriage.
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The considerable political capital the United States invested in reaching this critical agreement should be evidence enough of the importance of reconciling differences between our allies in East Asia.
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A big part of the story in this episode is about Day risking his career by rebelling against his mentor, and then reconciling with him shortly before Prince's death.
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The announcement came days after the arrival in Tripoli of representatives of a U.N.-backed national unity government, tasked with reconciling competing factions in the troubled North African nation.
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The administration would have a hard time reconciling that position with its asylum agreement with El Salvador, which requires the country to have the capacity to accept asylum seekers.
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The small cut he sustained made him self-conscious enough that he refused to go to school the next day, instead reconciling himself to the fate of a recluse.
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Hong Kong authorities have maintained the peg even though that means reconciling sometimes divergent monetary policy-making pressures in the United States with the economic dynamics in mainland China.
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Tamar Braxton and her estranged husband Vincent Herbert have two very different views on the subject of reconciling ... he wants to make peace and she wants to peace out.
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As a result, any winning member of a consortium would have needed to bang out a complex deal reconciling itself with the existing claims of Petrobras in the region.
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The conference committee, which is tasked with reconciling the House and Senate versions of the NDAA, announced Monday that it was removing all ESA-related provisions from the bill.
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Her guy had ended it abruptly when she thought everything was great, and they went a month without any communication before reconciling when he said he wanted her back.
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With the purchases set to end in December, policymakers will decide this autumn whether to extend or wind them down, reconciling a dilemma between rapid growth and slow inflation.
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Foreign policy is the realm where aspiring governing elites establish hegemony, not only over other countries but within this one, reconciling contradictory interests and ideas, and unifying domestic constituencies.
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Bennetts has a tough time reconciling Joan the Impaler with Joan the Revolutionary, and the book pings and pongs with journalistic on-the-one-hand, on-the-other equivocation.
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While in pursuit of communicating her background and reconciling her discoveries with her craft, print artist Edwige Charlot allows her paper pieces to speak for themselves in understated tones.
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Hopefully, reconciling with the House will see full repeal of the state and local deduction maintained, but the House's reduced number of brackets and mortgage interest deduction restriction restored.
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Even so, Powell cautioned that the country continues to face challenges, including drawing in more workers into the labor force, boosting productivity and reconciling with a ballooning federal deficit.
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But it's driven by women reconciling their deep inner lives with a world that expects them to live for other people, sometimes losing track of reality in the process.
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Everyone agrees the ID needs to be standardized, but also that doing so would be extremely difficult because it would mean reconciling processes across platforms, operating systems, and hardware.
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Pacino is delightful in his role, reconciling his preening showboating (appropriate for a puffed-up, sometimes self-appointed leader of men) with his ability to go quiet and seething.
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The statements highlight the new challenge much of the tech industry may face in reconciling its financial ties to Saudi Arabia with renewed public scrutiny of the country's leadership.
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Agencies had, for the last few years, reported cybersecurity numbers that seemed to be disaggregated from the larger IT budget submission, and we were tasked with reconciling those submissions.
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But since the government still hasn't figured out a way of publicly reconciling with this nascent form of capitalism, it was considered taboo to discuss the jangmadang with foreigners.
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IVF remains a controversial treatment among some in the States, partly due to religious concerns (Rodeffer writes eloquently bout reconciling Christian beliefs with a need for assisted reproductive techniques).
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After a messy split from her husband Offset in December, Cardi B has been reconciling their relationship — and the couple seemed to have taken another big step forward Wednesday night.
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In order to believe that, I would need to know under what conviction they showed up in the first place and under what understanding they are supposed to be reconciling.
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Hong Kong authorities have unswervingly maintained the peg even though that meant reconciling sometimes divergent monetary policy-making pressures in the United States with the economic dynamics in mainland China.
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Given its large size and wide orbit, the researchers had a hard time initially reconciling this moon with the way that any of the moons in our solar system formed.
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"For me, the more I hung out with you, the more I felt like I was losing the possibility of reconciling things with Lauren," Arie told Becca on Monday's finale.
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PEOPLE confirmed on Thursday that Tyga and the 18-year-old had called it quits, with a a source revealing that Jenner had no intention of reconciling with the rapper.
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" (Earlier this season, the couple broke up briefly, reconciling only after Cena agreed to reverse his vasectomy and give her a child.) "I feel like I've ruined everyone's fairy tale.
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They separated once before in the late '90s and engaged in a heated custody battle over their son Elliot before reconciling and renewing their vows in a star-studded ceremony.
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And it optionally includes a variety of insights and operational reports that help with things like reconciling transactions, understanding money flow, and managing disputes – if the businesses handle those internally.
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The couple have had some tough times in the past year, with Scottie filing for divorce from his wife of 20 years last October before reconciling with her months later.
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But the scars of war in Benghazi show the difficulties of reconciling two rival camps - former soldiers and tribesmen in eastern Libya versus Islamists and urban elites in the west.
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Max Espinosa, the exhibit's curator, admitted that the biggest challenge of putting it together was reconciling the fact that many of the featured musicians don't like the Republican Party's agenda.
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Mugabe lacked the easy charisma of Nelson Mandela, the anti-apartheid leader and contemporary who became South Africa's first black president in 1994 after reconciling with its former white rulers.
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From there the plot develops much as you might imagine: Will temporarily loses his friends before reconciling with them in time to save the school from an unexpected existential threat.
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First, the grind it out work of reconciling the bills from a purely legislative language process, while also ensuring it aligns with Senate budget rules is complicated and takes time.
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This might seem like a straightforward matter of reconciling internal rules with public demand on the relatively narrow issue of refugees, who are no longer even arriving in great numbers.
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For one thing, the lawmakers who will be charged with reconciling the Senate and House versions of the bill in which the ZTE provision was included have not been named.
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Mama June didn't seem to be anywhere near reconciling and reuniting with her family for Thanksgiving -- but a silver lining might be that she is somewhat nearby ... and has money.
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Once the Senate passes its bill and both chambers return to town, work can officially begin on reconciling the upper chamber version with the House bill, which passed in July.
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Nielsen's demise is the clearest indication yet of the impossibility of reconciling Trump's ideological and emotional instincts on immigration -- which helped make him President -- with legal, humanitarian and international realities.
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Brad hasn't hidden his feeling about the children -- they're at the top of his priority list, so it seems they're at the point of no return in terms of reconciling.
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There are all kinds of problems with the way organized religion has interfaced with politics, and doctrinal ideology tempts us to give up reconciling ourselves to the weirdness of life.
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Every member of the Kardashian-Jenner family encountered major change last year, and the family's process of reconciling several life-changing events is still playing out in a very real way.
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Ever since reconciling last fall, the Younger Now singer and the Hunger Games actor, who dated for three years before splitting in 2013, have kept their relationship out of the spotlight.
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Global regulators are still reconciling how to handle "know your customer" and anti-money-laundering requirements, while not cracking down too hard on what could be an innovative new asset class.
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The House has passed a version of tax reform, and so has the Senate, but while they're broadly similar in spirit, they are different enough that reconciling them is not trivial.
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In the tender and insightful First Comes Marriage: My Not-So-Typical American Love Story, Huda Al-Marashi writes about reconciling her expectations for a grand romance with her arranged marriage.
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The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) is in the process of reconciling transactions made as part of the defunct system, Group Managing Director Maikanti Baru told journalists in the capital Abuja.
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Ever since reconciling last fall, the Younger Now singer and the Hunger Games actor, who dated for three years before splitting in 2013, have kept their relationship out of the spotlight.
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Reconciling the reward signal for climate health (the concentration of CO₂ in the atmosphere) with the reward signal for oil companies (share price) requires satisfying many human beings with conflicted motivations.
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The madness of carving out of stone pronounced veins and perfect muscles of extreme intricacy, of accepting a certain sense of betrayal embedded in reconciling what is with what we see.
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Allow this public servant the dignity and space to go through her own process of reflecting on and reconciling her historic candidacy without having to be incessantly mocked, shamed, or silenced.
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After reconciling with the irony of this situation, the important question to ask is whether Trump will be successful in potentially pushing conservatives to the left on student debt policy initiatives.
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Muller, a conservative, was often seen to be in a difficult position as head of the Vatican's doctrinal office, between supporting the Pope's changes and reconciling them with the doctrinal rules.
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Once you and your spouse understand the reasons each of you are struggling with your existing relationship, it's time to consider whether you both have an interest in reconciling those problems.
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His letter, published in (614) Columbus, an arts and culture magazine in his hometown, Columbus, Ohio, detailed the long process of accepting his sexuality and reconciling it with his Christian faith.
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But the Derna fighting could also undercut U.N.-led efforts to stabilize Libya by reconciling eastern-based factions aligned with Haftar and rival groups located in the country's more populous west.
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In that process, members of both parties from both chambers would be tasked with reconciling differences between the House's package and the wide-ranging energy bill the Senate passed in April.
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The financial markets don't always tell a tidy little story about what is happening, but here's a theory about reconciling the apparent calm in the economy with the many worrying signs.
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In total, "More Life" had the equivalent of 63,000 album sales in its third week out, according to Nielsen and Billboard's new formula for reconciling the many ways people consume music.
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" Risch raised the challenge before them: "reconciling" how the US could work with Saudi Arabia "at the same time that Saudi Arabia is engaged in acts that are simply not acceptable.
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They're reconciling themselves with their place in time and what it means for their growth and who their friends are, and who their enemies are and what their next steps are.
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At the time, Mr. Graves-Fitzsimmons was in seminary and Mr. Stanger was running Parity, a nonprofit organization that served the LGBTQ community, "reconciling identity and faith," as he put it.
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A spokesman for Reconciling Ministries Network, an LGBT advocacy group that organized the letter, said that about 80% of the 111 signatories are coming out to their supervisors for the first time.
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And tearing down the barriers to more equitable economic prosperity will involve reconciling the people building technology with the cultural effects of that technology on the citizens that they do not understand.
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A lot has happened since then, including Cardi and Offset breaking up and reconciling, the bartender sisters enjoying the publicity and Jade becoming Tekashi 6ix9ine's GF ... and getting tattoos to prove it.
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By quickly reconciling the Crapo bill with the House passed Volcker Rule Harmonization Act and other bipartisan House bills, Congress could provide consumers relief from the harmful unintended consequences of Dodd-Frank.
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But one place art can come from is a life full of forces-difficult-to-make-fit-together, a life that finds, in art, a providential instrument for reconciling the jagged bits.
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Rather, determining employability additionally entails reconciling an individual's interests and needs with employment conditions characterized by factors such as geographic location, personal preferences for compensation and work schedules, and social networking opportunities.
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Selena Gomez seemingly shut down speculation that she could be reconciling with ex-boyfriend Samuel Krost after being spotted at a restaurant with him and a group of friends on Tuesday night.
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I realized this could be the start of a very long series of disappointments that ended in two lonely, depressed lesbians reconciling by adopting a cat and dressing it in baby clothes.
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He recommends the same book he has been reading for the six months I have known him about reconciling with your father, even though he has yet to reconcile with his father.
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If there is hope for reconciling a deeply divided America, I believe it is in ending the way both sides of the aisle have reduced each other to ugly, one-dimensional caricatures.
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Tillis, R-North Carolina, said earlier Thursday that negotiators are working on a consensus on how to handle the DACA component of the deal, reconciling different bill approaches that are out there.
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They develop an odd, culturally freighted relationship — the senescent past reconciling itself to Europe's future — until the last act blows up the script's character-building for the sake of a shock ending.
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I have absolutely no apprehension whatsoever in reconciling Brittany's decision to avoid suffering in the dying process and the loving God that has welcomed her on the other side of her decision.
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Before transitioning I never dared dream about what I could do or who I could be, because I thought that meant reconciling how I could fit into the world as a woman.
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Within months of Bush's speech, the House and the Senate were reconciling a draft of a sprawling omnibus bill that would eventually be called the Energy Independence and Security Act, or EISA.
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Smith said the conference report reconciling the two chambers' defense bills must be agreed to by all sides by mid-day Friday to avoid the clock running out on the conference committee.
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"I, even still now, more than a year out, I'm reconciling with the fact that after the shooting, I put my grief in a box and I pushed it aside," she said.
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Reconciling U.S. surveillance practices and commercial use of consumers' information with the European Union's stringent privacy laws has been a challenge for U.S. telecommunications companies doing business in Europe, and vice versa.
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But he said he kept open the hope to "move forward" with the country in the future, pointing to recent normalizing of relations with Cuba as an example of reconciling with an enemy.
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Go deeper: Leung says reconciling distribution rights is "the biggest challenge" for the League digitally right now, which makes sense given that the landscape is shifting quickly from traditional linear TV to digital.
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WayPay — Streamlines the accounts payable process for SMEs by connecting to any AP system and automatically reconciling payments sent to local or international suppliers from any combination of bank and credit card accounts.
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If Trump wins both contests, or even just one, then the GOP has got to find some way of reconciling itself both to the man and the people who have voted for him.
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Kylie Jenner may have made peace with Jordyn Woods in the wake of the Tristan Thompson cheating scandal, but Khloé Kardashian won't be reconciling with her youngest sister's former best friend anytime soon.
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" Kristy Campbell, a spokeswoman for Bush, said in a statement Wednesday it was "unsurprising that Donald Trump is finally faced with reconciling his immigration policy with reality, something Governor Bush predicted last year.
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The key to reconciling them in this situation, I believe, is noting that Sanders has not been mathematically eliminated yet — not from winning an outright delegate majority or a majority of pledged delegates.
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Equity markets especially seem to be having difficulty reconciling the reality that job growth in 220006 is lower than it was in 2202 and remains a very respectable 2628,28500 to date this year.
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We can begin the work of reconciling our social contract to the realities working families face by committing the resources of tax reform to a robust expansion of the per-child tax credit.
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This issue has recruiting, training, and retention factors — as well as fiscal and industrial base factors — that we must consider in reconciling the growing disparity between numbers of platforms and numbers of aircrew.
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They lend a sense of an idyll to a fraught family story that insists on the glory of living even as it shows its title character reconciling herself to the art of dying.
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Mr. Nelson, who served in his position from 2005 until the end of 2016, was responsible for purchasing items for the district attorney's office with official credit cards and for reconciling the bills.
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Not only because it conveys high value transactions but because of the age of these systems that rely on mapping multiple identifiers and reconciling different identifiers manually when they do not match up.
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It has done so by avoiding, for the most part, the dangers of conflating human salvation with the destiny of a single individual, and by reconciling American messianic thought with its old adversary: capitalism.
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Opinion: Lesson of Trump's big night: Don't underestimate him "Many of us who have expressed concerns are reconciling ourselves to the fact that in all likelihood he will be the eventual nominee," said Rep.
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Gregg Harper and Robert Brady, the chair and ranking member of the House Administration Committee, said they are "optimistic" that reconciling the chambers' legislation will accomplish the goals set out in the House's bill.
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I've had a hard time reconciling how well Ubisoft captures the look and feel of San Francisco with how inexplicably it removes or modifies large swaths of the city's historic buildings and cultural touchstones.
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Kim was previously chief operating officer at The Mobile Majority, a mobile ad company where he said he saw the challenges of reconciling the data used by different parts of the ad supply chain.
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Other recent books on contemporary Buddhism share Wright's object of reconciling the old metaphysics with contemporary cognitive science but have a less doctrinaire view of the mind that lies outside the illusions of self.
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Officials hope they find those people at shelters, or that missing people were simply without phone service and will eventually call in, or that they will figure out duplicate names when reconciling the list.
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Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the United States will "have a hard time reconciling" delivery of the F-35 if Turkey follows through on buying the S-400. Gen.
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At Trinity, I realized I could be both liberal and Christian—that the church could be an affirming and reconciling place for gay and transgender people, along with advocating for the poor and oppressed.
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The film ultimately seeks to rectify the wrongs of the CIA, with accountability limited to restoring and reconciling the agency's crimes with an image America based on the rule of law, oversight, and transparency.
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Hearings were set to determine how their assets should be divided, but the day they were to begin, Mr. Brant and Ms. Seymour waltzed into court hand in hand and announced they were reconciling.
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What was for the Greeks a way of reconciling dynamism and rest was exposed in Nauman's work as something purely artificial, an artistic norm that ran against the natural inclinations of the human body.
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"Essere Donne" ("Being Women"), her 1965 documentary about the condition of women in Italy, still feels fresh in its denunciation of discrimination, pay inequalities and the difficulties of reconciling a career with a family.
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One of the biggest challenges in dealing with the Georgetown story, Dr. Estes-Hicks said, has been reconciling her and her family's Roman Catholic faith with the actions taken by the slave-owning Jesuits.
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Collins' opposition highlights the delicate balance that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell must strike as he tries to deliver a legislative win to President Donald Trump by reconciling the Republican Party's moderate and conservative wings.
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At the same time, Grande was quick to shoot down curious fans who speculated that the singer may be reconciling things with her ex, Ricky Alvarez, after she left a friendly comment on his Instagram.
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The former British colony returned to Chinese rule in 1997 and its next leader faces the task of reconciling longstanding tensions between Communist Party leaders in Beijing and pro-democracy advocates agitating for universal suffrage.
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Nikki Bella is NOT reuniting or reconciling when it comes to John Cena ... and there's a perfectly logical reason she posted a romantic pic of them, making fans think they're tapping in on their relationship.
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Our sources say Thomas has been unable to make inroads reconciling with Meghan because he believes she's in a "cone of silence" ... but he hopes their relationship can be repaired after she has a baby.
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And then there are issues of the feuding Koreas, Sino-Japanese hostilities, China's contested maritime borders and their weaponized landfills, Taiwan and broader issues of reconciling the competitive American and Chinese claims in East Asia.
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By reconciling the two versions of the bill and sending the final result to the president's desk, Congress would improve the administration's ability to punish complicit foreign officials and others engaged in similarly corrupt practices.
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The budget resolution contains so-called reconciliation instructions, directing committees to dismantle Obamacare as part of reconciling taxes and spending with the budget blueprint - and to report back to the budget committee by Jan. 27.
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Thus, to expand their base of support, the party needs to win back the precise voters who defected from President Obama to give Donald Trump his electoral college victory by reconciling their positions on immigration.
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Francis M. Bator, a White House economist who nudged the Johnson administration toward a closer collaboration with Western Europe while reconciling with the Soviet Union and its Communist satellites, died on Thursday in Dedham, Mass.
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As you prepare to watch our 45th president deliver his first State of the Union on Tuesday night, you can refer to this primer as a means of reconciling his body language and speech patterns.
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I wrote the line right after Axe ended a triumphant day on Wall Street by reconciling with his wife over pizza topped with caviar, a sublime culinary fusion of their humble roots and upward mobility.
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The seeds of the agreement were planted in the bipartisan budget agreement reached in July, but for months the two parties, and two chambers, failed to make significant progress on reconciling the spending measures themselves.
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The House on Monday evening approved a motion to go to conference with the Senate on tax legislation, as Republicans move toward formally reconciling the differences between the tax-overhaul bills the chambers each passed.
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The varied forms of Ullmann's autonomous novels have performed the struggles of reconciling the self with a family past — how, through a story, those struggles might be shaped into something tangible, if not always beautiful.
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The third episode of Star Trek: Discovery aired this week, and at one point in the episode, Sonequa Martin-Green's Michael Burnham is tasked with reconciling two suites of code by Lieutenant Paul Stamets (Anthony Rapp).
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"Without reconciling with Hamas and without Hamas understanding the needs of the Egyptian national security there can be no serious (Palestinian) reconciliation, and no one but Egypt is capable of playing an effective role," Dahlan said.
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Reconciling the folkie and the rogue hardly seems like Harry's priority; instead, the 23-year-old basks in the privilege of paying tribute to his many musical heroes, and trying on all the styles that fit.
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Just before the Senate version passed, legislators were scrawling changes in the margins of the bill; in the course of reconciling the House and Senate versions, provisions were added that appeared likely to enrich individual lawmakers.
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As king, T'Challa is tasked with reconciling these two sides of Wakanda's legacy, sifting the good away from the bloodlust in Killmonger's worldview and tempering his esteemed perception of Wakanda with the consequences of its isolationism.
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Even in 19903, after Mikhail Gorbachev launched perestroika and glasnost in a bid to bring some sort of modernity to the USSR, visiting the country involved reconciling ideals and propaganda abroad, and harsh politics at home.
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A little over a year later, Jay confirmed Beyoncé's accusations on his own album, 4:44 — another powerful body of work that saw Jay reconciling his own emotional immaturity and how it negatively impacted their relationship.
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"Moving not just one but two major pieces of legislation not just through the House, but through the Senate, through the requisite committees, then reconciling what's different is just hard to do that fast," said Antholis.
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Similarly, at the top of season 14, Kourtney is clearly open to reconciling with her on-again-off-again boyfriend Scott; there's no other way a new addition to the Kardashian-Disick brood would be possible.
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The term, of course, is a reference to W. E. B. Du Bois's "double consciousness," which he used to describe the experience blacks have reconciling their African identity within the framework of a Euro-centric world.
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That suggests that right now, whether it's Clinton, Trump or someone else in the White House this time next year, reconciling Israeli and Palestinians positions on issues like Jerusalem and refugees may present a mission impossible.
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More than 30 years later he got heavily involved in raising money for the veterans memorials as many in America were reconciling their guilty consciences over the horrible treatment of those who served, willingly or not.
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Harris appeared to struggle at times on Wednesday reconciling her progressive policy stances with her record as California's attorney general and may have sapped any momentum her campaign received from her skirmish with Biden in June.
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As a fan of the Toronto Blue Jays, I can understand the challenge of reconciling the likable, jovial face of Reyes, and the talent he displays on-field, with the reality of what he has done.
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The risk is that reconciling the demand among European leaders to give power to officials from different geographical regions, political ideologies and gender could lead to a bad outcome for actually doing the jobs at hand.
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Democrats, who are united in their opposition to the Republican efforts and reveled in this week's deadlock, told Republicans to abandon their healthcare efforts as they appeared no closer to reconciling policy differences after Wednesday's meeting.
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It also depends on the Shia-dominated Iraqi government's ability to actually take steps toward reconciling with the Sunnis — as well as the Sunnis' willingness to accept that a democratic Iraq means a heavily Shia government.
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The path to reconciling his athletic ambitions with his desire to stay close to home ran through Missoula: the college town just 24 miles south of Arlee, home of the Division 113 University of Montana Grizzlies.
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From Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Ms. Porter told the story of how a university headed by a president who describes himself as "as white as you get" is attempting to become a leader in reconciling with indigenous Canadians.
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Russian and Turkish delegations met in Moscow on Tuesday for a second day of talks aimed at reconciling their differences over Idlib, which have raised questions over the durability of their cooperation in Syria and elsewhere.
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The two-hour memorial, in a city that has often changed hands and now lies in France symbolised the role Kohl played in reconciling the two erstwhile enemies France and Germany while driving European integration forward.
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Macri's government has focused on attracting investment and reconciling Argentina with global capital markets since he took office in December, closing a bitter chapter following a $100 billion default in 2002, the largest ever at the time.
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Diplomats and analysts will be keen to establish where the new, young interior minister stands on the big issue facing Saudi Arabia: reconciling social change and a young population with conservative tradition and an oil-dependent economy.
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The two-hour memorial in Strasbourg, a city that has often changed hands and now lies in France, symbolized the role Kohl played in reconciling the two erstwhile enemies France and Germany while driving European integration forward.
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Chiba's 21 film Shitamachi delicately captures the singular post-World War II efforts of working-class individuals to survive in an economically sparse, ramshackle milieu still reconciling itself with the memory of its deceased, disappeared, and distant.
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Republicans are currently declaring optimism about tax reform reaching Trump's desk in the coming weeks, but reconciling the Senate and House legislation, if the Senate is able to even pass its own bill, will be a challenge.
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It's about reconciling the strength of a bond with its inevitable fading, the frustrated and futile attempts to make sense of a whirlwind romance (and yes, a friendship can be that) whose magic and intensity is unsustainable.
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"I can't institutionally believe that experience is that important, or else I would have a hard time reconciling myself and the company," the social network's co-founder and CEO said in a recent interview with Y Combinator.
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He spoke after meeting with Republican lawmakers to discuss upcoming negotiations with the Senate aimed at reconciling the two chambers' tax bills into a unified piece of legislation that Republican President Donald Trump can sign into law.
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At this point, there are many men and women who would greatly benefit from reconciling the abuse of power they have engaged in from both sides; I can tell you this practice has greatly benefited my life.
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It's disheartening, but not all that surprising, to see that Zuckerberg cannot be shaken from the bedrock conviction that there has to be a technocratic solution to the age-old dilemma of reconciling community with individual rights.
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From a tax standpoint, it makes sense to first divert the funds to your employer-provided plan rather than moving the money to a separate HSA and reconciling the difference when you file your taxes, Benz said.
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Unfortunately, the left flank of the Sanders movement, dominated by the DSA but including strong groups in Seattle and Chicago, still has to do the hard work of reconciling its idea of socialism to the 21st century.
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Cohn never exactly denied it; instead, with characteristic cynical humor, he would say that anyone who knew him and recognized him as a tough, aggressive guy would have a hard time reconciling that with his alleged homosexuality.
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In many ways, it's an apt finale for the drama over the wall on the US-Mexico border, reconciling multiple, converging strands of Trump's presidency, political brand, willingness to shatter the norms of his office, and personality.
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One key question for the banking industry is how Crapo will manage the tricky process of reconciling his text with the House of Representatives, which must also approve the bill before it becomes law, without losing Democratic support.
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The visit was "the right thing to do," Chuck Hagel, former U.S. Secretary of Defense during Obama's second administration, told CNBC's "Squawk Box, " adding that Washington has made remarkable progress in reconciling with the Vietnamese in recent years.
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For Mr Deal, though, the trial of reconciling alarmed moderates and a legislature controlled by doctrinaire members of his party isn't over: he must also decide on a measure that would let students carry concealed guns on campus.
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La La Land isn't the first musical to question the genre's escapism—Chazelle has acknowledged a debt to The Umbrellas of Cherbourg—but its resolution feels like an apt way of reconciling its characters' romantic and professional dreams.
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Like most magazines that published these narratives, The Century addressed well-off people; it made a specialty of rewriting the Civil War to focus on reconciling white North and South, in part to bring in more Southern readers.
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But One Mississippi is also about learning to live with past versions of yourself, about reconciling with people you might have written off, and about finding goodness in both places and situations where you might not expect it.
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Republicans in the House and Senate are also in the final stages of reconciling tax overhaul legislation, including a proposal to scrap Obamacare's individual mandate, which imposes a tax penalty on Americans who do not obtain health insurance.
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He spoke to Hyperallergic about growing up in Chile during the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet, reckoning with the troubling histories of beautiful landscapes, and reconciling the idealized American Dream with the realities of life as an undocumented person.
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The secretary said allowing teachers to have guns in schools "should be an option for states and communities to consider," later reconciling that she "couldn't ever imagine" her own first-grade teacher brandishing a weapon in the classroom.
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Reconciling these two facts is difficult for many parents, who are unsure whether their sons' fun play at home is in any way related to the fear they feel for their safety when their sons leave the home.
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But reconciling the immigration background checks with the FBI records was a time consuming process for HHS staff, and the addition of the immigration checks has "not produced any substantive information," said Evelyn Stauffer, a spokeswoman for HHS.
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Their character arcs are about reconciling aspects of their personality which might be uncomfortable, but ultimately they gain (literal, magic, anime) power by addressing this disparity and ultimately deciding they're able to be themselves without any more conflict.
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Perry said that their path to reconciling began when she sent the singer "a literal olive branch and a note apologizing for my part in all of it" last year as Swift hit the road her Reputation Stadium Tour.
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"The more I hung out with you, the more I felt like I was losing the possibility of reconciling things with Lauren," Luyendyk told Kufrin, solidifying his fate as one of the most hated Bachelors we have had yet.
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Perry, 34, explained that their path to reconciling began when she sent the singer "a literal olive branch and a note apologizing for my part in all of it" last year as Swift embarked on her Reputation stadium tour.
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Trump made overturning Obamacare a cornerstone of his 2016 campaign and has been frustrated as two efforts to push a bill through the House failed in the last two months, a reflection of the difficulty of reconciling Republican factions.
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And if you allow that you just might be wrong -- that climate change could be real -- how about reconciling to the idea that the downside of doing nothing is so immensely catastrophic that it's our immediate obligation to act?
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His trans identity and his religious identity may overlap in his work and life now, but reconciling the two took time, patience, and a willingness to engage with the religious texts he grew up with in wholly new ways.
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"I think when you look at child soldiers you're looking at issues of need, issues of reconciling with families or communities because of the deeds that have been done and to reconcile with their identities," Whitaker told The Hill.
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Despite the appeals to God, there was little in the speech about reconciling with his nemesis -- the "G40 cabal" that he accused of attempting to capture executive authority from a frail and sickly man, 93-year-old Robert Mugabe.
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After reconciling discrepancies between the manuscript and printed versions of the book, Mr. Whitaker drew up tables of solar data and examined his lab's photographs to determine that 10 of Galileo's 11 lunar drawings had been made from Nov.
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The United Nations Security Council has given Mali a deadline of six months to begin to carry out a peace agreement signed in 2015, which involves reconciling warring parties and disarmament, and reforms for the political and security sectors.
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The challenge for the Supreme Court will be reconciling its statement about the power of federal courts to order disgorgement in the Kokesh case with its view that disgorgement is a penalty that is designed to deter future misconduct.
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Go deeper: The discussions in Hanoi will be a test for Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who is seeking to extract a timetable for dismantling Mr. Kim's nuclear program while reconciling how the U.S. and the North define denuclearization.
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FROM PEN: Andy Cohen's Pick For The Most Absurd 'Real Housewives' Business Ever While the pair will not be reconciling romantically in the future, Murray's months-long relationship with Stanton did confirm an already burning desire in the bachelor: fatherhood.
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Mr. Gradess advanced programs that provided legal representation for immigrants; established so-called restorative justice, or rehabilitation of offenders, by reconciling them with their victims; and created alternatives to prison for convicted veterans who were mentally ill or addicted to drugs.
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In an early sign of progress on reconciling the House and Senate versions, Senator Orrin Hatch, chairman of the tax-writing Finance Committee, said he did not think that the final bill would retain a corporate alternative minimum tax (AMT).
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Yachty is already on the way to successfully reconciling the bright-eyed King of Teens with the newer, edgier Lil Boat persona on his next release, but he'll have to first shut out the glaring sunshine of the original Lil Boat.
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The archetype of the gruff patriarch is familiar, but is admirably fleshed out in Mr John's portrayal of a loving but wrong-headed man, tragically incapable of reconciling his son's sexuality with his own archaic notions of piety and propriety.
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Reconciling a bruised CDU (and an especially bruised CSU, angry about Mrs Merkel's refugee policies and facing elections in Bavaria next year) to government with the FDP to its right and the Greens to its left will not be easy.
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A deal reconciling Israel and Turkey over the killing of 10 pro-Palestinian Turks who tried to breach the Gaza blockade in 2010 included Israel voicing regret and paying $20 million into a Turkish fund that compensated the bereaved and injured.
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The NPB deal gave Barnette an opportunity that seemed foreclosed upon in the states, but it came at the cost of reconciling with who he was as a player, and how far he was from where he'd always dreamed of being.
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Germany's liberal FDP party leader Christian Lindner caused a stir last week by stating what was already on most Germans' minds: Antagonistic relations with Russia are not in Europe's interest, and reconciling may require accepting its 2014 seizure of Crimea.
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In August this year, the government passed the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) (Amendment) Bill 2017 -- but excluded a crucial provision that would have resolved interfaith custody conflicts and established coherent standards for reconciling the best interests of the child.
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But that growth has slowed markedly this year, as both the iPhone and smartphones in general approach their global saturation point, and the problem of reconciling one-off purchases with an ongoing support service is growing into a starker issue.
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The prospect of returning for the first time in years fills him with excitement: spending time with his sister, embracing the friends he's kept in touch with, reconciling the Haiti of his memories with the unrecognizably altered one that he left.
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"As for reconciling the two plans, we think the House version generally wins out on the personal side and the Senate version predominates on the business side with one exception – no one-year delay on the corporate tax cut," Fenby said.
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With Dublin continuing to work with the European Commission on how this could be achieved, Varadkar said reconciling those twin aims would be "very difficult" but possible and ultimately come back to keeping Irish and Northern Irish rules the same.
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The lyrics allude to pretty much every single one as we hear from Jesse Lacey as well as various fictional narrators and real strangers (like the therapy patient) attempting to understand themselves by reconciling the internal and external forces around them.
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Dimitris Christofias, a Communist whose disastrous term as president of Cyprus was marked by financial crisis, dashed hopes of reconciling the divided island, and a freak explosion that knocked out the country's main power supply, died on Friday in Nicosia.
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Gilpin, a star of the series "GLOW" and "Nurse Jackie," never imagined "The Hunt" would be seen as divisive; she has variously found herself eagerly awaiting its opening and reconciling herself to the possibility it might never come out at all.
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At which point the G.O.P. was boarded and seized by candidate Trump, who clearly grasped the political logic of reconciling his party to some form of coverage expansion, even though he lacked an interest in actually hammering out the details.
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But for years we have stuck with this plan because it is the easiest template to follow as units rotate in and out of Afghanistan, and losing slowly has been easier than reconciling the differences between American ideals and Afghan capabilities.
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Prior to her day in court, Cardi B opened up to Vogue in the magazine's January 2020 cover story about forgiving and reconciling with Offset (whom she shares 17-month-old daughter Kulture Kiari with) after his infidelity last year.
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As the Senate voted to begin the process of reconciling its tax bill with the House version, the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, threw his support behind allowing a more generous state and local tax deduction in the final legislation.
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The third game suggests something similar in terms of obligation, and the fourth and fifth games are about reconciling oneself with history; the various Snakes of various times are all forced to realize that they are continuations of other people's goals.
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The CFTC said in a statement the company, a unit of JPMorgan Chase & Co, had failed to implement and maintain adequate systems for reconciling invoices from exchange clearinghouses with the amounts of fees actually charged to its customers from 2010 to 2014.
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"Think globally and act locally" was the expression Nardelli used to describe the way leaders in the auto industry should act when reconciling President Donald Trump's calls for bringing manufacturing back to the United States with the realities of the global supply chain.
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This "bottom-up" approach is helpful in that it allows voters and to determine the Democrats' agenda, but it also means the Democrats will have to invest a lot of effort into reconciling their differences if and when they become the majority party.
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She imagines herself reconciling with Lawrence (Jay Ellis) — and of course freestyling about why none of the men who have found themselves across the table from her should actually want to date her after she cheated on him — during one uneventful conversation.
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For the former, the agreement concluded in August, after two years of preliminary negotiations followed by four years of talks in Havana, represents a necessary compromise to end a costly internal conflict; it sets a new international benchmark for reconciling peace and justice.
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"We think the key challenge for investors from the ... press release is reconciling the slowing direct-to-consumer growth in the second largest direct-to-consumer quarter with the still elevated inventory," Evercore ISI analyst Omar Saad said in a research note.
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A confederate structure offers a framework for reconciling sovereignty and the conflicting claims of the two sides, such as the right of Jewish settlement in all parts of Eretz Yisrael, simultaneously with the right of the Palestinian refugees to return to their homeland.
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Storing excess energy generated by the Hornsdale Wind Farm, the Powerpack 2 will enable the utility to "firm up renewable generation by reconciling the intermittency of power from these sources and storing excess capacity to dispatch when it's needed," according to Tesla.
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With its 2.3-trillion-euro asset buys running until the end of the year, the ECB will have to decide in the third quarter whether to extend or wind down the purchases, reconciling an apparent contradiction between healthy growth and weak inflation.
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What is at stake is how we build a European model reconciling innovation and common good Emmanuel Macron Yesterday, Macron hosted 50 tech CEOs to talk about leveraging tech for the common good, especially when it comes to education, labor and diversity.
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According to AP, in 1997 Wesbrook shot and killed five people – one of which was his ex- wife – when he walked in on a party at her apartment and caught her having sex with two men, after the pair had talked about reconciling.
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The overall rates of friendship conflict did not differ between men and women, but women were more likely to clash with close friends, to express feelings of anguish over the breakup, and to be more demanding of evidence of remorse before reconciling.
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The former British colony returned to Chinese rule in 1997, and its next leader faces challenges such as maintaining its competitiveness as China's economy slows, and reconciling longstanding tension between Communist Party leaders in Beijing and pro-democracy advocates demanding universal suffrage.
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In reconciling the sentimental sculptural traditions of his people's past with elements that capture the perilous present, Musekiwa has managed to create a prescient set of sculptures, which, especially in light of recent events, offer a glimpse into a more optimistic future.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Reconciling Ireland's twin aims of keeping its border with Northern Ireland open and remaining a fully compliant member of the EU's single market in a no-deal Brexit would be difficult but possible, Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Monday.
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For insight into how much Beijing may be massaging its data, Scissors said he is looking at reconciling official reports of a 15.4 percentage point increase in consumption's share of GDP (to 66.4 percent) with reports on the state of manufacturing and investment.
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With its 2.3-trillion-euro asset buys running until the end of the year, the ECB will have to decide in the third quarter whether to extend or wind down the purchases, reconciling an apparent contradiction between healthy growth and still modest inflation.
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President Bush dedicated himself to world peace and security by taking a leading role in ending the Cold War and reconciling the West and East, and made noble endeavors to bring peace on the Korean Peninsula and strengthen the ROK-US alliance.
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The Russian military says that it has overseen more than 90 such ceremonies in towns and villages since February, reconciling more than 7,000 former rebels, and that this work, not merely the airstrikes backing Mr. Assad's forces, is central to its presence.
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The structure and timeline are still TBD, but several aides have made it clear: they want to hammer this out behind the scenes (in fact, staffs in both chambers have been working through reconciling issues for weeks), and do it very quickly.
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Assaults against Shiites by Sunni extremists make it difficult for Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, a Shiite, to achieve meaningful progress in reconciling Iraq's majority Shiites with Sunnis, even as his armed forces have won victories against the Islamic State on the battlefield.
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House and Senate negotiators have started preliminary talks on reconciling different versions of the opioid legislation that have been passed by the two chambers, and they now hope to produce a final package before the next recess, over the Fourth of July.
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Joseph Dunford said the United States will "have a hard time reconciling" delivery of the F-35 if Turkey follows through on buying the Russian system, which U.S. officials fear could be used to gather information on the most advanced U.S. aircraft.
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A skeptic of Rogers' genuine kindness off-screen, Vogel slowly becomes a true believer as Rogers peels away at his hardened exterior and motivates him to focus on the things that matter in life, like reconciling a broken relationship before its too late.
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"I think we wanted to link Nadia's sort-of hero song to somebody who would let you know that's a person who's been struggling for a long time with reconciling trying to find a meaningful life with having an underlying brokenness," Lyonne says.
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Though both cases involve challenges to partisan gerrymandering, Barry Burden, a political science professor and director of the Elections Research Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, said the justices could be having a hard time reconciling the different legal theories being argued.
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When I was listening to Favourite Worst Nightmare at the time, I was also reconciling that my father was a criminal; a man who preferred dealing cocaine and ruining the lives of people I would never meet over spending time with his daughters.
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" The complaint also says "we deeply hope for a reconciling process that will help this long-time member of our connections step back from his harmful actions and work to repair the damage he is currently causing to immigrants, particularly children and families.
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Like my own, many of the families that I grew up with during the mid-1990s were busy reconciling the way that this city was often depicted in film and in media: worlds removed from the reality of the lives we were living.
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Many had a hard time reconciling how Hillary could at once dismiss "standing by your man" and do just that: insist we give her husband the benefit of the doubt in the wake of his infidelities (or "marital difficulties") because she did.
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The on-again duo has kept a low profile since reconciling earlier this year, but they looked very much like a happy couple while supporting their photographer pal Vijat Mohindra at his exhibition opening on Friday night, posing together and even snapping a silly selfie.
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While practitioners — who do not need to be association members — come with varying backgrounds, the common thread is that they help people with the nuts and bolts of personal finance: paying bills, staying organized, reconciling medical bills with insurance statements, organizing tax documents, etc.
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"The Iranians are hoping that their relative restraint could help them in either scenario; if MBS weathers the storm, he might be more open to de-escalation with Iran, and if he doesn't, Tehran could have a chance at reconciling with Riyadh," Vaez said.
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"The real challenge is the structural issues, in particular the difficulty in reconciling the very different U.S. and Chinese economic systems under the framework of a single set of international trade rules," Stephen Olson, research fellow at the nonprofit Hinrich Foundation, said in an email.
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"I've had a real hard time reconciling the threat the Russians pose to the United States and, by extension, Western democracies in general, with inexplicably so solicitous stance the Trump administration, or others in it, has taken with respect to Russia," Clapper told today's audience.
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Jeffrey Miron, a director of economic studies at the Cato Institute and director of undergraduate studies in the Department of Economics at Harvard University, seconded that there are problems in reconciling one&aposs views of a follower of Smith's analyses and being a democratic socialist.
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Christie's endorsement of Trump — which follows consecutive wins in the Nevada caucus, and primaries in South Carolina and New Hampshire — may indicate Republican politicians are reconciling themselves to the fact that the businessman is in a strong position to become the party's standard-bearer.
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"The Bahraini government's sectarian act shows that, instead of choosing the path of rationality and trying to resolve a self-made crisis by reconciling with its people, it insists on its false policy of suppressing protesters," IRNA quoted Foreign Ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi as saying.
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Mitch McConnell started the Senate health care debate with an impossible task: reconciling the bitter differences between his conservative senators who wanted to undo as much of Obamacare as possible and more moderate members who were skittish about millions of people losing health insurance.
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The past few weeks have been filled with the grisly spectacle of Republicans and conservative pundits reconciling themselves to the businessman's victory, and explaining why, though he may be a bit rough around the edges, Mr Trump is conservative in the ways that really matter.
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Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Thursday the United States will "have a hard time reconciling" the delivery of F-220006 fighter jets to Turkey if the NATO ally moves ahead with its purchase of a Russian-made air defense system.
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"I know all too well the difficulty in reconciling human aspirations with war's grim reality; but I also recognize that we cannot limit civilian casualties or advance the peace effort commencing early next month in Sweden by disengaging," Mattis said, according to prepared remarks.
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From the use of force to free trade to diplomacy, Mr. Trump and Mr. Pence hold very different views of the United States' role in the world, and reconciling them as they enter the heart of the campaign may prove to be a challenge.
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"For those of you getting ready to budget, maybe paper and pencil or Microsoft Excel is the way to go about putting that together, and then reconciling that over time by actually looking at what it is you spent your money on," he said.
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Obama has largely done well in reconciling rifts with congressional Democrats, but the growing outcry over his Iran policy, the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and the deportations of illegal immigrants highlights how his focus on legacy-building is conflicting at times with his party's priorities.
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Canseco and his wife had nearly divorced earlier that year before reconciling, and a week before 'Homer at the Bat' aired, Canseco was arrested by Miami police for chasing down and ramming his wife's BMW twice with his red Porsche at 4:30 a.m.
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Her first book, "Value in Ethics and Economics," appeared that year, announcing one of her major projects: reconciling value (an amorphous ascription of worth that is a keystone of ethics and economics) with pluralism (the fact that people seem to value things in different ways).
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Lawyers have also been encouraged by a series of recent successes in state law cases, which they say represent a long overdue reconciling between a deportation system that relies on local law enforcement and the state laws that determine the authority of local law enforcement.
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Though the painting's title, "Last Dance" (2016), hints at an impending and predictably disastrous confrontation with a train, reconciling this threat with the lightness of the painting's color, its schematic drawing, and the artist's seeming sardonic indifference to the scene's outcome, suggests an anesthetized sensibility.
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There are still monologues of how and why some of the cast members came to Europe, but much of the material is about reconciling their faiths and cultures with those of Germany — including one humorous passage about trying German beer for the first time.
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With his death on Tuesday at the age of 85, the world is now tasked with reconciling the many facets of the man who helmed Chanel for more than three decades -- who was, by most accounts, one of the industry's most complex and compelling figures.
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"The New York City fashion community is having a hard time reconciling the back story of a Trump administration with two incredibly high-profile women who wear designer clothing," he said, referring both to the future first lady and the future first daughter Ivanka Trump.
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Painkillers, due on March 11 and produced by Butch Walker (Weezer, Taylor Swift), finds the New Jersey native reconciling his lifelong love of tried-and-true singer-songwriters and stripped-down, acoustic guitar-anchored folk music—something hardcore Gaslight fans might not be accustomed to.
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The chemistry and deliciously realistic banter — something found in all of Esguerra's books — make this romance great, but the two characters are searching for something familiar to so many of us: the balance between chasing your dreams and paying the bills, and reconciling that with reality.
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Like Jenna&aposs overwhelmingly unlikely odds to marry Moore, the prospect of her reconciling with her husband may be off the table too, especially with her tattoo of Moore's signature on her upper back of to symbolize his "kindness and passion" right below their shared daughter's name.
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"It's really in line with the slowing global growth that we've had over the second half of the year and I guess that the difficulty for us is reconciling the very strong employment numbers that Australia has had with the weakness in GDP numbers," Mousina said.
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Disappointments are not just part of life but the soul of it, and much of the work of living is in reconciling the difference between what we want and what we have in a way that allows for some amount of grace and happiness and rest.
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Gen. Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Thursday the United States will "have a hard time reconciling" the delivery of F-2628 fighter jets to Turkey if the NATO ally moves ahead with its purchase of a Russian-made air defense system.
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A new 10% limit on the proportion of the fund that can be invested in illiquid assets is a material change from the current 13% limit and is broadly in line with Fitch's 'AAAmmf(chn)' rating criteria after reconciling differences in the definitions of illiquid assets.
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Much harder is reconciling the profound divisions that exist on immigration within the Democratic Party — between a newly ascendant left wing that's turned "Abolish ICE" into a slogan and an establishment that has for decades played an active role in dramatically expanding the immigration enforcement system.
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Even though the band drama had blown over years ago, and Head wrote about reconciling with Davis and the rest of the crew in the book, the mechanics of a band with both born-again Christians and a staunch atheist still seemed very strange to me.
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Moore is getting ready for the release of her memoir Inside Out, in which she opens up about her struggles with substance abuse, her divorce from ex Ashton Kutcher and reconciling with her three daughters, Rumer, 31, Scout, 28, and Tallulah, 25, with ex Bruce Willis.
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At times, Rubio appeared to be enduring a cathartic political experience, reconciling his own beliefs on gun control that he has held since entering winning his first public office, on the West Miami City Commission 20 years ago, with the fury of many in the crowd.
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When you see these desperate situations and you know that the Catholic hierarchy is lobbying to keep it illegal, and keep it dangerous, I hope that Pope Francis's talking about reconciliation about abortion sends a gentle message that this is something we should be reconciling on.
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From who Ta-Nehisi Coates is voting for, to shots at John Lewis and Killer Mike's respective endorsements and missteps to reconciling the '94 crime bill and various problematic statements over the years, black support of candidates have become like Magic cards, used to defeat foes in online combat.
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Reconciling the question would show them an underlying truth, which is that the best lessons of Human by Design are also the lessons of Black Lives Matter: our solutions just don't look right until we find contrast, and by first acknowledging disparity we can custom-build better ones.
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Our sources also say the 2 have been doing couple's counseling for the past 3 months and Mathews was hoping to work things out, but JWoww told him recently she had no intention of reconciling ... and was only trying to keep things civil for the kids over the holidays.
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Read more: Kevin Smith on life after the heart attack, reconciling with Ben Affleck, and how "Jay and Silent Bob Reboot" became his most emotional movie in yearsThe budget of "Reboot" was $10 million and typically a movie of that size can't pull off that kind of luxury.
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Assaults like the one early on Sunday, as well as a string of attacks in Baghdad in May that killed more than 200 people in a week, make it difficult, if not impossible, for Mr. Abadi, a Shiite, to make meaningful progress in reconciling Iraq's majority Shiites with Sunnis.
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Above all, the two truces are similar in that they both risk a great deal — in one case, the consistency of Catholic doctrine and its fidelity to Jesus; in another, the clarity of Catholic witness for human dignity — for the sake of reconciling the church with earthly powers.
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Reconciling an enormous public outcry against deployment of the weapons with pressure from Washington, Mr. Lubbers agreed to accept the missiles, but not until 1988, two years later than the American timetable, and only if the Soviet Union continued to deploy its SS-19803 rockets in Eastern Europe.
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The risk to enactment lies with reconciling the substantial differences between the two bills in a manner that will attract the support of the nine Senate Democrats and Independents who voted for S. 85033, along with the Senate's 51 Republicans, to overcome any filibuster that would block the bill.
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On Tuesday, rogue Trump fixer Michael Cohen snuffed out any lingering hope of reconciling with his old boss when CNN broadcast a recording of the two men talking about how to keep a former Playboy model's allegation of an affair quiet in the run-up to the 2016 election.
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" The statement continued: "As members of the United Methodist Church, we deeply hope for a reconciling process that will help this long-time member of our connection step back from his harmful actions and work to repair the damage he is currently causing to immigrants, particularly children and families.
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For a movement still reconciling itself to President Donald Trump and the allegations in his past, Weinstein, a Democratic mega donor and Hollywood mogul who stands accused of sexually harassing and assaulting dozens of women, has given a contrast that some on the right are already eager to latch onto.
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People are feverishly looking into ways of reconciling growth, more equality and sustainability in an era of globalization, the enormous power of multinationals and forms of corruption at the top which are distinctly more visible thanks to the internet and other modern technology, while protests can also gain momentum more easily.
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But, as Union explains on this week's UnStyled, her relationship is a work in progress, and it has taken years of experiences — from pushing through the heartbreak of divorce and reconciling a miscarriage to raising children — to know how to indulge in the good when the bad is over and gone.
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This point about the limits on what physics can tell us is rock solid, and it arises before we begin to consider any of the deep problems of understanding that arise within physics — problems with "dark matter" or "dark energy," for example — or with reconciling quantum mechanics and general relativity theory.
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The G-3 will discuss on the sidelines of the Hamburg meeting the ways of (a) stopping the bloodshed in Ukraine, Middle East and North and Central Africa, (b) resolving the nuclear standoff on the Korean Peninsula and (c) reconciling contested territorial claims in the South and East China Seas.
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In the end, Back to the Future's stakes are so very small Nobody's ever going to claim that Back to the Future is a movie of unparalleled depth, but in both the original film and its two sequels, the idea of generations reconciling with one another returns, again and again.
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Read more: Kevin Smith on life after the heart attack, reconciling with Ben Affleck, and how "Jay and Silent Bob Reboot" became his most emotional movie in yearsGomez-Rejon and Bekmambetov raised $1 million in finishing funds, which covered a complete overhaul of the score, finishing the CGI, editing, and reshoots.
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Neither the House nor the Senate came within a trillion dollars of hitting Brady's deficit target, so the conference committee charged with reconciling the bills didn't bother to wait for a dynamic score at all, and both houses are expected to pass the bill before the JCT can finish its analysis.
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And to many Jews who grew up being told to follow at least some of the commandments without any way of reconciling those actions with their beliefs — Jews like my father and the parents of the kids he taught at Sunday school, Jews like many of my peers — it's pointless.
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"I don't think that the Democratic Party is doing a good job of reconciling the two souls of the party," Giovanni Sce, a 55-year-old software engineer from Summit, said at an event in support of Peter Jacob, another progressive candidate running in a different congressional district from Ms. Youngblood.
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Another chief obstacle is reconciling the reservations of Republican senators from states that expanded Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act — including Senators Rob Portman of Ohio, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Cory Gardner of Colorado and Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia — whose constituents would face rollbacks under the House bill.
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It says the various regional combatant commands should "expand" their internal teams assigned the job of verifying civilian casualties, known as cells, to "include individuals tasked with reconciling external and US military reports" of civilian casualties as well as having them work with units to declassify and release pertinent information.
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Meanwhile, the reach of U.S.-led international sanctions was approaching its limits, and policymakers were reconciling themselves to the fact that — absent a change in course — the U.S. would face either a nuclear weapons-capable Iran or an immensely costly military confrontation that would dwarf the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq.
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"In the context of the current extension of the state of emergency and the difficulty of reconciling the need to guarantee both public order and freedom of expression, Reporters Without Borders and Artcurial reached a common agreement to cancel the auction planned for January 27," Artcurial explained in a statement on January 15.
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Staying abreast of guidance — like that released early this month by the European Data Protection Supervisor about how the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation interplay with the Clinical Trials Regulations — can help companies stay within established guardrails even when faced with reconciling requirements and making difficult choices about responsible data use.
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Aside from the production of those two tracks being outside of Brown's lane, Campbell also had a more soulful and soaring singing voice, better equipped to deliver the type of sentiment that comes with a black father and son reconciling their differences while stunting on the TV screen at the same damn time.
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Nonetheless, she found herself caught up in the vortex of wedding planning, and most of the book details various aspects of that process, from arranging the food to flushing moths out of the barn where the ceremony was to take place to reconciling the idea of getting married with her feminist ideals.
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Powered by global immigration and the borderless procrastination magnet of social media, the Facebook group has become a gathering place for laughs and reflection on the complicated experience of first generation Asian immigrants who have grown up reconciling the expectations of their heritage and the identity of the country they call home.
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Given the divisiveness of our politics and the harshness of our rhetoric, this show of unity would certainly be valuable and hopefully provide a work plan for members of the 116th Congress, which will be reconciling a House controlled by the Democrats and a Senate controlled by the Republicans for two years.
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Reconciling these complaints, some analysts say that RCTs should be viewed as "one tool in the toolbox" — that the problem is less the approach itself, which has certainly done a lot of good, and more the people claiming that it's the "gold standard" for research and a singularly good way of advancing knowledge.
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"The prime minister says his job is to bring the country together and move us forward and I cannot think of a better way of reconciling the differences between British voters who wanted to leave, and the millions of Londoners and British nationals who still feel and want to be European," he said.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (R-Alaska), who has since been named to the conference committee charged with reconciling the differences in the House and Senate tax bills.
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The former Boeing engineer Ludtke and an anonymous whistle-blower interviewed by 73703 Minutes Australia both have a simple explanation for this: Any program coded to take data from both sensors would have had to account for the possibility the sensors might disagree with each other and devise a contingency for reconciling the mixed signals.
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It's very much a throwback to the Second Wave acts that undoubtedly continue to inspire them, in that they have no problem reconciling the melodic and epic with the raw and downright spooky, FAIL·LURE is only the long-running Thuringian quintet's third full-length since their inception in 1999, and also marks their Prophecy Productions debut.
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After Monday evening's dramatic finale — when Luyendyk Jr. proposed to Becca Kufrin only to break off their engagement with the hopes of reconciling his relationship with runner-up Lauren Burnham — former Bachelor Viall and Unglert (who competed on The Bachelorette, Bachelor in Paradise and Bachelor Winter Games) poked fun at the former race-car driver's season.
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Without going into a long winded diatribe, the long story short is that I have tremendous difficulty reconciling why my audio art must also be something visual - and even if it is a cross contamination of the senses that the world demands, why does the world settle for the visual of another 4 dudes on stage?
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Even before his government's election two years ago, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made reconciling with the indigenous population a key priority, and there is a sustained discussion of the struggles native people face here: staggeringly high suicide rates, mostly among their youngest members; the large number of unsolved disappearances and murders of aboriginal women; unsafe drinking water in reserves.
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Even so, reconciling the observations — particularly the lack of dust or water in vicinity of the suspected comet — suggests that Oumuamua must be a bit different, in its chemical composition and in the sizes of its dust grains, either because of where it came from or what happened to it over the eons along the way to us.
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The Senate has already passed its own anti-lynching legislation, and the House vote is expected to pave the way for the legislation to ultimately go to President Donald Trump's desk for his signature, although the exact process for reconciling the two bills so that a final version can be sent to the White House is not yet clear.
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I mean, we spent all last week talking about what it looks like when this sickness that is just embedded in this country basically collapses in on itself, and now we have to spend some time really reconciling what it's doing to us, beyond what it's doing the country — but what is it doing to us on the individual level?
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