Awkward situations find a way to smooth over today, Cancer.
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Redecorate your home and smooth over any arguments with roommates.
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Mars and Neptune connect, helping you smooth over something awkward.
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It's clear that there's still some areas to smooth over.
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You may be able to smooth over an uncomfortable situation.
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It is unlikely to smooth over relations with America's allies.
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They can smooth over wrinkles and even shape your nose.
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The Trump administration is working to smooth over these tensions.
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He and Trump will have to smooth over some policy differences.
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Opportunities to smooth over an awkward situation will arrive this morning.
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Use a flat bristle brush to smooth over top of hair.
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Things will smooth over soon—a dreamy vibe arrives this evening.
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Tim Murphy (R-Pa.) to try to smooth over controversial areas.
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It glides very easy and smooth over hair with no pulling.
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Helping you smooth over awkward scenarios is the sun's connection with Neptune.
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Expect lots of drama today, but don't worry—things will smooth over.
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Things will smooth over this afternoon—plus, the Moon enters peaceful Libra tonight.
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But it looks like Trump's now making moves to smooth over any ruffled feathers.
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That groundwork also helps smooth over a lot of Power Rangers' other rough spots.
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Difficulties around communication will arrive early today, but things will smooth over later on.
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Anthony Scaramucci is already working to smooth over the administration's rocky relationship with CNN.
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Last week, Trump met with tech executives to try to smooth over troubled waters.
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For-profits sell the idea that they can help students smooth over economic shocks.
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Kempczinski also sprang into action to fully win over franchisees and smooth over tensions.
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Cook was in China last month in an attempt to smooth over tensions there.
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The government in Tbilisi has for years sought to smooth over differences with Moscow.
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Carson Jr. even worked to smooth over things with disgruntled members of the community.
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Most radio and TV interviewers are trained to smooth over their guests' rough edges.
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The national team and its success helped to smooth over all the angst and hurt.
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The moon also connects with dreamy Neptune, helping you smooth over something that was awkward.
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The social occasion could help smooth over any lingering tension from their nasty 2628 primary.
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Communication issues will flare up early this evening, but things will smooth over later tonight.
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In some ways, Alibaba is trying to smooth over issues faced by China more broadly.
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Communication issues in your relationships finally begin to smooth over as Mercury ends its retrograde.
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Things will smooth over soon: A deep heart-to-heart is likely today, as well.
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There was also a hope that it would be a place to smooth over differences.
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Poland is reportedly trying to smooth over tensions with Beiing after arresting the Huawei executive.
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" Eric tries to smooth over the tension, Eric tells her, "I'm finding you a better outfit.
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She also needs to find another safe pair of hands who can smooth over cabinet squabbles.
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Unlike Trump, they can be assumed to be working behind the scenes to smooth over differences.
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Both men hope the summit can smooth over differences on that issue as well as trade.
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The Egyptian leader recently met with Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas to smooth over old tensions.
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I close the folder slowly, letting the inertia of my hand smooth over the cardstock cover.
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It is far from clear that the Friday offer will be enough to smooth over tensions.
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Ms. Ocasio-Cortez denied the story with her colleagues and has sought to smooth over relations.
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TPG is putting $1.1 billion into the company to help smooth over the transition and accelerate growth.
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Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry paid a rare visit to Khartoum last week to smooth over relations.
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Humor can help smooth over your annoyance (and their smugness) even as you stand up for yourself.
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In Israel, Trump will meet with Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, looking to smooth over fresh tensions.
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It's going to take more than a few meetings, however, to smooth over decades-long historic grievances.
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"A lot of things were said in anger that will be hard to smooth over," she told PEOPLE.
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Intense feelings in your relationships arrive this morning, but things will smooth over as the day goes on.
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Studs Terkel, in his oral history of working life, didn't smooth over the struggles of blue-collar workers.
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Your schedule is going to start making more sense, and things in your relationships will smooth over, too.
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Mr. Weinstein said he paid $600,000 of that commitment this year to try to smooth over the conflict.
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A quarrel flared in 2015 while Mr. Modi visited China to smooth over rifts and promote economic ties.
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It is better to disagree openly, she suggested, than to smooth over differences and not advance on policy.
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NBA commish Adam Silver flew to China on Tuesday in an effort to smooth over the international incident.
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Perhaps you'll even be able to smooth over one of the fights you impulsively picked earlier this month!
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Issues at work or concerning your daily routine will smooth over now that Mercury is moving direct, too.
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The app allows you to smooth over blemishes, whiten teeth and change just about any aspect of your photo.
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Adding 2-FA is a great idea, but Motiv has a lot of kinks it needs to smooth over.
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"No," he said when asked if the Cabinet officials were visiting Mexico to smooth over tensions with its government.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook is back in China as he looks to smooth over regulatory tensions in the country.
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Communication (or your commute) won't be easy this morning, Cancer, but things will smooth over in the late afternoon.
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Similar stability has held in Northern Ireland, where the power-sharing Belfast Agreement has helped smooth over residual tensions.
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But would a public bank be able to offer people short-term credit to smooth over transient financial distress?
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Your planetary ruler, the Sun, connects with Neptune this morning, finding you able to smooth over an awkward situation.
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SAM requires a human partner to smooth over the works, but the heavy lifting is left to the bot.
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Now, with migration becoming a growing irritant in that relationship, Mr. Morales is anxious to smooth over the tensions.
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Diplomatically delicate phrases will smooth over the biggest current obstacle to an agreement, the position of Northern Ireland. Mrs.
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Afterward, Mr. Howe said, Mr. Percoco tasked him with helping the governor smooth over his relationship with Ms. Miner.
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The conflicts it was hoped he could help smooth over — between new and old, change and convention — still fester.
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Midwesterners like their politics unthreatening, realistic and with a touch of humour to smooth over areas of disagreement, she believes.
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Apologizing is nice, polite even, but it again leaves me as the one to smooth over any rough conversational edges.
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If you need to smooth over your reputation, Neptune and Venus will also help you enchant and charm the masses.
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The CEO essentially moved into Tesla's Fremont, California, plant to smooth over production while the company struggled to meet orders.
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We haven't tried to smooth over the disagreements, or differences in points of views, because that's what creates the richness.
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Mr. Comey tried to smooth over the issue by explaining that F.B.I. agents and officials pride themselves on being apolitical.
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The letter delivered Friday was meant to smooth over the rift of the past week, although its contents were undisclosed.
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So it's not just the indemnity piece they're buying from us, it's those services that help smooth over the situation.
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Communication planet Mercury connects with the planet of growth, Jupiter, helping you figure out how to smooth over some messes.
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On Soccer Memory has a tendency to smooth over the edges, to conceal the blemishes, to dust over the pockmarks.
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Phillips said he forgave the boys but condemned Nick Sandmann's use of a PR firm to smooth over the controversy.
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The company has also given restaurants more autonomy around advertising and the menu, Hottovy said, which has helped "smooth over" relations.
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Solov attempted to the smooth over the situation by scheduling a phone call with the disgruntled employee for the next day.
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Just last week, Google's CEO, Sundar Pichai, met with Pentagon officials to smooth over these tensions, according to The Washington Post.
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Nearly every aspect of queer experience depicted in the film feels calibrated to smooth over the challenges gay men have faced.
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The man who was supposed to smooth over Facebook's political dramas had inserted the company right into the middle of one.
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The V9 Vita appeared to smooth over details and blended everything together, whereas the V9 was able to capture clear lines.
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To smooth over those differences, the White House in 1983 sought to put women in high-visibility posts and chose Mrs.
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The meeting on Friday with Mr. Pichai, which Mr. McCarthy and eight other Republican lawmakers attended, seemed to smooth over relations.
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Similarly, Mr. Pompeo has done little to smooth over the extraordinary rifts Mr. Trump has opened up with America's closest allies.
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Officials set policy to achieve stable inflation and maximum employment over time, and their job is to smooth over business cycles.
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However, when I thought of the clue "Smooth over" I thought that would compensate for the not so great "re" word.
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Ocasio-Cortez's office tried to smooth over the controversy by claiming the fact sheet was both an unfinished and old draft.
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He then used FakeApp to smooth over and refine the footage — a rendering that took more than 56 hours of automatic processing.
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Reports suggest that Kushner worked on the sidelines and helped smooth over rocky points during the negotiations with both Mexico and Canada.
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If you can manage to smooth over blowouts at work midweek, you'll be able to fully enjoy Valentine's Day properly on Thursday.
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Without a single source of "truth" about JavaScript, developers traditionally rely on third-party libraries to smooth over the differences between browsers.
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At that point, things will begin to smooth over, and the seemingly endless game of phone tag you've been playing will end.
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This puts great pressure on Lee to show he's able to smooth over relations with the country's biggest trading partner, said Barr.
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So it's no surprise that Bird, whose aggressive deployment tactics quickly angered city officials, is working to smooth over those relationships now.
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Gingrich may need to smooth over relations with Pope Francis, who has criticized the Trump administration's positions on the environment and immigration.
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However, Yang on Friday posted a clip of his interview with Hayes, appearing to smooth over any previous tension with the network.
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Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, traveled to Mexico City last week to try to smooth over the tensions.
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" In another interview with the "Sunday Times," he also seemed keen to smooth over controversy, saying, "I am sure she will go excellently.
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And on Tuesday, the agency revealed its replacement, one it said will smooth over the problems that made the 260 regulation so contentious.
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The moon is in Aries, finding you focused on your relationships, and Venus connects with Neptune, helping you smooth over a rocky situation.
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For all that it adds to the game in big ways, Forsaken is here to smooth over tons and tons of tiny details.
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Third, the strong economic and business interests that used to underpin the bilateral relationship and helped smooth over political differences seem weaker now.
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The mastery curve is also smooth — over time you build a strong array of Pokémon that help you advance further in the game.
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We were all going to be European together forever, after all, and we ought to at least try to smooth over our differences.
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This has resulted in a sizable profit bump for the chain as well, which helped smooth over the losses from plummeting ticket sales.
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Foreign companies, eager to endear themselves to a growing population of affluent Chinese consumers, have rushed to smooth over tensions with the government.
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But her ultimate victory in the general election and the 2014 Republican takeover of the Senate seemed to smooth over any hard feelings.
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And how would any of these three smooth over the cracks in the Democrat coalition, torn, as it is, between moderation and radicalism?
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Then in March 2016, Donald Trump hired him to run his presidential campaign and smooth over badly frayed relations with the GOP establishment.
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But his status as an illegal immigrant initially kept him from leaving the Netherlands, until a public campaign helped smooth over the paperwork.
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The White House appeared to be trying to smooth over the diplomatic dustup, which has become a flashpoint in relations between the two nations.
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CNN has learned that Vice President-elect Mike Pence and Priebus also wanted Romney to apologize as a way to smooth over the tension.
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The company has been eager to try to smooth over relations with the White House after Trump first began harshly attacking GM last year.
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Turnbull, according to Australian media, is planning to travel to China later this year to smooth over bumpy diplomatic ties between the two countries.
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It's a deafening complacency that this woman tries to smooth over by telling Reyez that this is what she needs to do to succeed.
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Renault Chairman Jean-Dominique Senard arrived in Japan on Tuesday to discuss the proposed tie-up - and presumably to try to smooth over ties.
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But by leveraging what users buy during and after the ride, it could enlist merchants to smooth over its biggest speed bump: the price.
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Dermer said the meeting was an important way to establish a "strong personal rapport" between the leaders and to smooth over any previous misunderstandings.
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After a short stop at home, where Fergus casually mentions Claire's condition, he rushes back to the brothel to smooth over the Charles situation.
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But that's O.K. As an adult, I realized that my parents' perfect lawn was part of their effort to smooth over their imperfect past.
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He came to the American capital to smooth over a rift which led to the suspension of non-immigrant visa applications by both countries.
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The Love Bot attempts to look alive for the cameras as he recounts various attempts to smooth over inevitable minefields at the ladies' home bases.
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I suspect the policy reversal may be an effort by the administration to smooth over recent difficulties between the business community and the White House.
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Voters ultimately want to know what candidates stand for, not how they smooth over perceived differences or how much they can belittle others, however justified.
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Decades of enmity have shaped the relationship between Washington and Pyongyang, and there are no wells of trust to draw on to smooth over differences.
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The Saudis have told Washington that they believe they can smooth over the issue, according to both Turkish and American officials briefed on the discussions.
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In the weeks following the publication of the possible tariff options, Chinese high-ranking officials have visited Washington to try to smooth over trade tension.
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So a new, dedicated presence in Paris and a substantial increase in its investment in local productions may help smooth over that once-soured relationship.
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The key to understanding how such different versions of the economy can exist simultaneously is recognizing that national averages smooth over the highs and lows.
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They walked along slippery flagstones that had been worn smooth over centuries of use, and stepped on the flat tombstones of departed pre-Reformation monks.
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Unusual gifting occasions call for an extra layer of shop-savvy that wields the power to smooth over any potential awkward or atypical moments of appreciation.
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Wagner also said HBO's compression of the episode, to help smooth over the streaming process for millions of viewers with varying connection speeds, is another contributor.
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That's why we've scoured the drugstore in search of foundations that won't just smooth over dry patches, but one that will help hydrate your skin, too.
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Desperate to smooth over my skin, I mixed lemon juice and baking soda into a paste and packed it onto the little pink spot before bed.
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Blundering into a situation where he was effectively held captive, plus his inability to smooth over differences, doesn't bode well for the Man Who Knows Nothing.
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In a video released to television stations on Sunday, Mr. Yatsenyuk signaled that he would try to smooth over the cracks in the post-Maidan alliance.
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They are blanketing the deal with legal process to try to smooth over the conflict of interest stemming from Elon Musk's ownership interest in both companies.
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Now 78, Gradi is accused of attempting to smooth over allegations of Heath assaulting a youth player during a visit to the player and his father.
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Venus in Virgo will also challenge Mars in Sagittarius, so don't expect disagreements to smooth over quickly; people are in the mood for tantrums this day.
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A series of high-level meetings between Indian and Chinese officials are being billed in India as an attempt to smooth over an increasingly tense relationship.
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The goal of the trip by the American delegation this week was to smooth over the ability of the United States and India to cooperate militarily.
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Other individuals don't want to tie up that much capital in savings that could be used to smooth over rough patches if their income is variable.
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Rodman posted a video on Twitter Wednesday ... calling on the NBA to put him on a plane to China so he can smooth over the situation.
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Trump will revisit and try to smooth over past incidents in an attempt to polish his image before the general election, according to The Washington Post.
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The movement thus develops a suppleness, a buoyancy, that enables it to smooth over the inevitable differences and fissures that accompany any expansion beyond its base.
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Woods said she has reached out to Kardashian to smooth over the issue and that she is willing to do whatever it takes to salvage their relationship.
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Other sins against the ancient text include "airbrushing" the original Hebrew, attempting to smooth over its concrete simplicity with the reflexes and embellishments of a copy editor.
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It's clear that this privacy pop-up is a PR play in order to help Facebook smooth over its image with the public after its tumultuous year.
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Nicki Minaj and Quavo know how to smooth over a hip-hop beef the right way -- make it quick ... and hit up a VIP party right after.
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Ryan told members last Friday he had no timeline for agreeing to a budget resolution, an attempt to smooth over concerns within the party's far-right flank.
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The company has yet to smooth over relations with Apple, whose antitrust lawsuit against Qualcomm was filed early last year and has yet to go to trial.
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Verma was also dispatched to the Hill during the Senate's ObamaCare repeal bill effort in attempts to smooth over intra-party divisions over how to tackle Medicaid.
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Suddenly she and her fellow editors, Lee (Nadine Malouf) and Tiffany (Ariel Woodiwiss), are forced to contend with crises that even perfectly blended foundation can't smooth over.
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But she now believes she was "used" for her money — and for her identity as a former Muslim to help smooth over Trump's incendiary comments about Islam.
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Stranger Things doesn't usually struggle with those elements; more often, its aesthetics help smooth over the moments when the narrative gets stuck and starts spinning its wheels.
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But an enthusiastic vote of confidence from the President-elect could help smooth over ill feelings within the party and ward off any potential protest vote against him.
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President Donald Trump also said he would intervene in the Justice Department's case against Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou if it would help smooth over U.S.-China trade relations.
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John McCain, who fought with Australians in Vietnam, took it upon himself to smooth over relations on Thursday following Trump's showdown with Turnbull, telephoning Australia's ambassador to Washington.
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Smooth over the top, then bake for 40–45 minutes until cooked through: a thin skewer inserted into the center of the cake should come out clean. 4.
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It's on Palitz, a former bar owner, to smooth over the never-ending beef New York's bars, clubs, and venues get into with the neighborhoods that house them.
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Now, there are concerns that Ušakovs and his party have brought in an American face to smooth over the fact that they are pushing a pro-Russian position.
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But the monologue oddly blames his drug addiction on his love of "a woman" and seems to idealize — or at least smooth over — his mistreatment of his wives.
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And it was not the first time an attention-grabbing gimmick has been used between the Russians and the Americans in efforts to smooth over icy diplomatic relations.
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While Turkey's brinkmanship may have paid off in securing U.S. support to smooth over tensions, northern Syria will continue to challenge a more circumscribed U.S. Middle East policy.
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After bowing to employee pressure and cancelling Project Maven, Google&aposs AI work for the military, he secretly met with military officials to try to smooth over relations.
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Now, fans are speculating that the show is trying to, erm, smooth over the fact that they cast a white man in a Latino role by changing his heritage.
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Kevin Cramer, R-North Dakota, a strong supporter of Trump's told CNN, suggesting that the businessman is already helping to smooth over any bad feelings those inside the party.
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The idea of giving drivers a stake in the company would bring Uber closer to being an entrepreneurial endeavor and possibly help smooth over its fraught relationship with contractors.
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For all that it adds to the game in big ways — new story, missions, gear, activities — Forsaken is here to smooth over tons and tons of those tiny details.
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The significant rise in support for populist parties throughout the bloc could conceivably lead to governments putting additional strain on the ECB's ability to smooth over any market turmoil.
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Vice President Biden is scheduled to visit Turkey this week, where he is expected to try to smooth over relations that have been rocky since last month's coup attempt.
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A Senate Democrat on Thursday warned the Obama administration against providing increased military firepower to Saudi Arabia in order to smooth over relations following the nuclear agreement with Iran.
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Mercury leaves its post-retrograde shadow period on April 16, so between now and then, many of the issues that were being reworked by this retrograde will smooth over.
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Instead of taking her up on the offer, the guy handed her a hundo to "shut the f**k up," which ... let's just say didn't smooth over the situation.
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From the moment Melania Trump arrived in Africa for a weeklong visit, the first lady has done her best to smooth over anger many Africans feel toward her husband.
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She said that Boy Scouts executives had reached out to the Girl Scouts since the letter was sent and hope to set up another meeting to smooth over concerns.
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What if politics, a grifty business where everybody is greedy for power and the spotlight, needs people like Daou to smooth over the hypocrisies that lie at its heart?
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On Tuesday, Mr. Cuomo apparently tried to smooth over chafed feelings by suggesting that his efforts were halfhearted, according to Senator James Tedisco, a Republican from the Schenectady area.
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He also worked hard to please his boss, delved into the nuances of constitutional law for long, grueling hours and sought to smooth over harsh feelings at clerk happy hours.
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A little humor can help smooth over any potential awkwardness, for both sides of the conversation: It sends a firm message and avoids getting personal, yet keeps the tone light.
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In the photo, she is pretending to eat an actual bowl full of diamonds, which isn't likely help smooth over America's already troubled relationship with our neighbors to the south.
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The release of the mid-generation PlayStation 4 Pro has also helped in that regard, often helping to smooth over situations where the aging hardware otherwise couldn't quite keep up.
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The conglomerate's purchase of $10 billion in Uber stock could reduce the power of some of the company's current board members and smooth over some tensions inside its governing body.
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It is mind-numbingly naive to believe that an algorithm can smooth over that racial bias baked into reality, especially when algorithms of every type are rife with racial bias.
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The visit to France, the first by an Iranian president since 1999, will provide opportunities to smooth over particularly awkward relations with a country that has historically been comparatively friendly.
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Similarly to Google, whose revenue has been unaffected by advertiser backlash over its programmatic ads ending up on inappropriate videos, Facebook has been actively working to smooth over its image.
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Mr. Cameron — whose main political worry is a vote scheduled for June 23 on whether Britain will remain in the European Union — tried to smooth over the gaffe on Wednesday.
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Do you cast actors who lack the specialized skill of the characters and hope to smooth over the joins, if you can, with body doubles, cutaway shots, and so on?
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As Tom, Joshua Boone keeps enough in reserve to smooth over the role's inconsistencies, but Alexandra Socha, as the more voluble Amber, is stuck making hairpin turns on unmarked roads.
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Clinton has been formally endorsed by President Barack Obama and the rest of the party leadership, and she has meet privately with Sanders to try to smooth over their relationship.
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On Wednesday, the president met with Pope Francis in the Vatican, where the leaders sought to smooth over any philosophical differences and made a mutual pledge to work for peace.
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Ellison call with Haim Saban Ellison, who is Muslim, said he'd worked to smooth over tensions with top Democratic donor and Clinton ally Haim Saban -- who had called Ellison anti-Semitic.
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Again, think back to February 227 and March 229—there was a lot being reconsidered during last month's Mercury retrograde, and you still have so much to smooth over this month.
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" Even as Tillerson and Kelly were dispatched to smooth over tensions with Mexico, Trump once again publicly criticized the country over trade and trumpeted his deportation plan as a "military operation.
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Solving the biggest pain points for CBD startupsFor CBD merchants, Square's entrance into the industry will smooth over a lot of the headaches they faced while trying to build their businesses.
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As Forbes notes, certain TV processing features can be used to overcome panel flaws in cheaper TVs, and others help to smooth over artifacts or other problems with low bitrate content.
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BAND AID A bickering couple (Zoe Lister-Jones and Adam Pally) start a band with the hope that making music will help them smooth over the rough patches in their relationship.
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"We would make a tremendously big deal" with Britain, Trump said in the interview, published by the Daily Mail, apparently trying to smooth over a firestorm created ahead of his visit.
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He will inherit the responsibility for markets from Adil Mehboob-Khan, who had joined as co-CEO from Procter & Gamble only a year ago to smooth over a previous management crisis.
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She said that attaching Harvey relief funding to a short-term bill to keep the government running could help to "smooth over" disagreements among Republicans and make it easier to pass.
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By last December relations had deteriorated so badly that Mr. Landgren had devised a plan to "restore mutual trust and respect" to smooth over difficulties between Dr. Bard and the faculty.
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Walking the tightrope Under Manafort's guidance -- and practically unfettered influence -- Trump's campaign has eagerly worked to smooth over GOP establishment concerns and present Trump as a more presidential, and less controversial, candidate.
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The slate of planned calls comes a day after Trump hosted British Prime Minister Theresa May at the White House and earlier tried to smooth over tensions with another U.S. ally, Mexico.
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In the case of Moran, the Navy is trying to smooth over the turbulence by keeping Chief of Naval Operations Admiral John Richardson in place until the U.S. Senate confirms a replacement.
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All of which would make it hard for her to smooth over relations with any semblance of authority in the event of a unilateral move by her interior minister in early July.
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In the few short months since becoming Trump's campaign manager, Conway has become a constant fixture on television -- laying out his agenda, talking points and often trying to smooth over Trump controversies.
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She's made many TV appearances in an effort to smooth over some of Trump's bumpier moments on the campaign trail, defending him even after the release of the infamous Access Hollywood tapes.
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Khan, who had joined as co-CEO from Procter & Gamble only a year ago to smooth over a previous management crisis, was the third CEO to leave the company in 17 months.
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It outflanked critics who questioned where the money will come from, particularly if Britain leaves the EU - its biggest trading partner - without a deal to smooth over the disruption that would cause.
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Top White House advisers Jared Kushner and Steve Bannon reportedly had a meeting to smooth over the tensions between them after arriving at Mar-a-Lago this week, Politico reported on Friday.
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Golf's ruling bodies had seven years to smooth over the ruffled feathers of sponsors or tournament officials whose events could have been sacrificed this year for the greater good of the game.
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Maybe we are going to see a shift in American politics and campaigning, that the old days of offering apologies, being politically correct, and attempting to smooth over rough rhetoric are over.
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Both Renault and Nissan have attempted to smooth over their differences to deal with the fast-changing demands of the industry and increased competition over the development of electric and autonomous vehicles.
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Let Siblings Be Mad at Each Other It's a knee-jerk reaction for many parents to insist siblings be nice to each other, and try to smooth over tricky or unpleasant feelings.
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The Clinton campaign and the party have tried to smooth over concerns among liberal voters about the purple-state Southern Democrat, playing up endorsements he's gotten from progressive lawmakers and outside groups.
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The sequel is coming out next year as a PlayStation 4 exclusive (with a PC release, like the first game), and it should smooth over many of the original game's rougher edges.
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Cuellar himself is not part of the nine-member working group tasked by Pelosi to secure changes to the USMCA, but he has tried to smooth over Democrats' concerns one-by-one.
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Facebook spent the week trying to explain what happened, and Zuckerberg finally did a press tour Wednesday apologizing and trying to smooth over concerns that the social network can no longer be trusted.
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VW may have lost confidence from consumers after the diesel emission scandal, the autonomous and electric reincarnation of the iconic Microbus may be the best thing to smooth over some of that skepticism.
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"Well, I just reject your hypotheses," he said, leaving Robbie to smooth over the awkward moment by speaking about the challenge of playing a character who's mostly by herself in her biggest scenes.
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Eurasia Group's Carlos Petersen suggested Mexico's response was strategic, given Trump's surprising victory and the need to smooth over what could be a rocky relationship with the U.S.'s neighbor to the south.
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Ma's visit offers Prime Minister Theresa May a chance to smooth over a diplomatic spat caused by her surprise decision in July to delay approval of a partly-Chinese funded nuclear power project.
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Turnbull, who in December cited "disturbing reports about Chinese influence" and promised to stand up to Beijing, will travel to China later this year to smooth over bumpy diplomatic ties, Fairfax Media reported.
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Leading the 85033-nation OPEC cartel is Saudi Arabia, which has historically played an important swing-producer role, willing to increase or decrease its supply to smooth over internal disputes over production levels.
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Efforts to smooth over relations with Manila come as Beijing is pushing for a code of conduct with southeast Asian nations which would help solidify Chinese control over the important stretch of ocean.
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New confusion sown by Trump The drama regarding Trump's inner circle came on a day when Pence struggled to smooth over the confusion and disinformation sown about the virus by the President himself.
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Facebook is turning to a former television news journalist to help smooth over its strained ties to the news media, which views it as both a vital partner and a potentially devastating opponent.
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Experts say with Trump pushing both countries on trade and security issues, China and Japan are desperate to smooth over regional relations as they seek allies to help them weather the US storm.
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To smooth over the adjustment process of having a new name for both you and your PSN friends, there's an option to display your prior name next to your new one for 30 days.
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It aimed to smooth over tensions after President Donald Trump took a tough new line towards Pakistan over longstanding accusations it is not doing enough to root out Afghan Taliban fighters on its territory.
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Boston proposed an Amazon TaskForce, a group of public-sector workers who would be on hand to cater to Amazon's whims and smooth over any "co-ordination" issues with the rest of the city.
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Democrats hope that Obama's standing with liberal voters, coupled with his unrivaled ability as a campaigner and orator, will help smooth over some of the rifts between Clinton's campaign and supporters of Bernie Sanders.
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While he attempted to smooth over his remarks upon returning to Washington, the president muddled the walk back when he said others in addition to Russia could have been responsible for the 2016 interference.
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Priebus has tried to smooth over a rift between Trump and the Republican establishment that developed throughout the campaign, even as Trump railed against the RNC and what he used to call "rigged" primaries.
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The East Wing has played down the idea that the trip is meant to smooth over any of the president's diplomatic mishaps, clear the way for a presidential visit or undo any missteps Mrs.
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His role in fighting back against Trump's impeachment has also helped him smooth over tensions with members who gained a reputation for being a thorn in leadership's side when the GOP held the majority.
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More practical tricks like keeping your stories short or framing a complaint as a story can smooth over the experience, but regulating your own frustration and annoyance is the foundation these tricks build on.
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Ahead of AIPAC's annual conference last month in Washington, Kushner advised his father-in-law to lay out concrete policies that would help smooth over relations with the Jewish community, according to two sources.
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The protests have quickly developed into a double crisis pitting Moscow against Tbilisi and pitting the protesters in Georgia against their own government, which has for years tried to smooth over differences with Moscow.
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The protests have quickly developed into a double crisis: pitting Moscow against Tbilisi and pitting the protesters in Georgia against their own government, which has for years tried to smooth over differences with Moscow.
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Tillerson, the new head of the State Department, is working to smooth over tensions sparked by brash rhetoric, plans to build a border wall, and most recently the Department of Homeland Security's new immigration guidelines.
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It's when I look at someone who's now using her enormous cultural reach to smooth over the messes of other mega-celebrities like her that I see someone to whom I can't relate at all. ●
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Even so, Mattis has put in the time with his Mexican counterparts, as he and US Northern Command, which oversees US troops in the United States, provided the buffer to smooth over the political tensions.
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I'm ecstatic that I ordered this dress — it's incredibly forgiving for the places you want to smooth over (for me, that's largely my stomach and that part of your underarm/shoulder… you know the part).
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Litorco wanted to make it all less intimidating, so she wrote a book to walk people through how to pick a game, play it with their friends, and smooth over the inevitable problems that arise.
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Mark Meadows, head of the hard-right House Freedom Caucus, said GOP lawmakers held hour-long conference calls over the weekend to try to smooth over last-minute details ahead of a Tuesday evening vote.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio rewrote recent history despite having operated under near constant assault from the city's boisterous tabloid newspapers, while doing little himself to smooth over sometimes testy relations with eye-rolling New Yorkers.
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Castro and Booker have proposed significant aid packages, but Democrats would also likely need to smooth over political tensions with Mexico and the "Northern Triangle" countries of Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador in Trump's wake.
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But then the showrunners felt a belated sense of responsibility to smooth over their shoddy workmanship and tried to retrofit a realistic response from a high schooler who survives her best friend disappearing without a trace.
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Bottom line: As Sacks has said, his time as Zenefits' CEO was never meant to be permanent, though he did help the company smooth over some of its regulatory issues and clean up its rowdy culture.
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Just as the Young family tapped into their retirement account to help smooth over their loss of income, savings are frequently the first line of defense against hardship when a household's budget is out of balance.
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Being new, coupled with my Irish accent, helped smooth over a number of faux pas, including one time when I pronounced the x in "faux pas" and my co-worker thought I was cursing at him.
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" The sources said House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy was working to smooth over the matter — including the concerns of oil companies — but said "that's a separate issue from the waiver stuff that the White House wants.
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Jeff Flake, after managing to (albeit awkwardly) smooth over her past criticism of Donald Trump, in a field with true Trump believers like Kelli Ward and Joe Arpaio, both of whom Republicans feared might win the nomination.
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The Big Five houses often expand by buying up existing independent imprints or by merging — as Penguin and Random House, formerly independent entities, did in 2013 — and promising each imprint editorial freedom helps smooth over those transactions.
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The stock market's recent volatility - punctuating a nine-year bull market that was preternaturally smooth over the past year - points to the possibility that recency bias could do a lot of damage to retirement portfolios this year.
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Trump attempted to smooth over Kim's concerns about potential regime change by reassuring the young leader that Kim would remain in power even if he abandoned his nuclear weapons, only to then threaten decimation if he didn't.
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Chinese authorities shut down the iBooks and iTunes Movies services earlier this year — a move that reportedly prompted Tim Cook's first of two visits to the country in one year to smooth over relations with government officials.
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Another option available to Trump's diplomats is to try and smooth over Trump's comments, by suggesting that the differences between what Trump says and what has been U.S. policy for decades is merely a question of semantics.
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KIEV (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo emphasized Washington's support for Ukraine on a visit to Kiev on Friday, as both countries sought to smooth over relations buffeted by the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.
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In that case, the managers met a less divided Senate, where many Democrats were deeply angry at their own party's president and some Republicans were trying to help smooth over the bitterly partisan politics of the House.
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But one good bet is "Late Night," a sassy comedy starring Emma Thompson as a legendary late-night talk-show host who — to smooth over diversity concerns — hires her only female staff writer, played by Mindy Kaling.
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The RNC had to choreograph things to smooth over these differences and allow the roll call to build to the point when Donald Trump Jr. put his father over the top on behalf of the New York delegation.
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At the time, standard definition CRT TVs helped to smooth over a lot of those graphical artifacts, but when those same games are now played on modern HDTVs, or emulated on a computer, those artifacts look even worse.
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NBC's White House team reports that Chief of Staff Reince Priebus held an intervention-style meeting between Steve Bannon and Jared Kushner Friday afternoon in an attempt to smooth over the very public splits between the two factions.
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Johnson and his team will have to navigate scientific bottle necks, smooth over fears from the FDA, and win over people's minds, without their neuroprosthesis of course, before the company really even gets to the Series B stage.
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The order also removes Iraq from a list of the countries from which travel is banned for 90 days, attempting to smooth over relations with an ally in the fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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The paper reports on Tuesday that the EU wants contributions to continue up to four years after Britain officially leaves the 28-nation state bloc to help smooth over a budget hole that will be left by Brexit.
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As my colleague Sarah Wildman has written, Macron invited Trump to a display of military strength and nostalgia for a golden era of American power as a way to help smooth over the earlier bumps in their relationship.
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The upper and lower houses of Parliament still need to smooth over differences in their versions of the bill before a final vote this month, but most of the provisions are expected to stand in their current form.
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Granting licenses for U.S. firms to sell to Huawei could smooth over tensions as a new round of trade talks kick off this week with media reports suggesting that the chance for a big deal is very low.
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Sagawa headed the ministry division that submitted the documents before he became tax agency chief in July, an appointment critics saw as a reward for his efforts to smooth over the issue with his statements to parliament last year.
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And if as some have suggested, Ivanka's White House role is to act as a "babysitter" for the president, to smooth over his worst tendencies, it's all the more reason for her to be transparent about what she's doing.
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Still, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders tried to smooth over the controversy on Monday, saying that Trump's tweet was simply a rhetorical response to LaVar Ball's complaint and that he was happy and thankful for the players' release.
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To thrive on YouTube now, it pays to be squeaky clean enough for Johnson & Johnson or Nike, and successful enough to pay a manager and an agent to negotiate your deals and smooth over any mistakes you do make.
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Carr seeks to smooth over that awkward format by setting the typed-out script to music that sounds like something from a David Lynch movie, which seems appropriate, since this is all about florid teen love, albeit as conducted via cellphone.
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Trump used a TV appearance from Davos to laud America's relationship with Britain and sought to smooth over a recent bilateral spat caused by his retweeting of anti-Muslim videos originally posted by a leader of a far-right group.
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BIARRITZ, France (Reuters) - World leaders converging on the seaside Basque resort of Biarritz for a summit this weekend are sharply divided on a range of issues but host country France hopes the famed local cuisine can help smooth over the disagreements.
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The other reason to begin with a summit is there is little of the connective tissue of diplomacy existing between Washington and North Korea, the important mid-level contacts and relationships which could smooth over the logistics and details of preparation.
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But first, tonight, President Trump in deal maker mode trying to smooth over any tensions with North Korea as the world waits for the next move in this fascinating play that is going on that leads to this historic summit.
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The giants of Silicon Valley gathered at Trump Tower in New York City Wednesday to meet with the president-elect and discuss the future of tech under the incoming administration — and, presumably, to smooth over some lingering (one-sided) feuds.
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The two leaders on Friday talked by phone to try and smooth over the incident, though tensions flared again on Wednesday after media reports suggested that Trump had threatened to send U.S. troops to Mexico to battle its powerful drug lords.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE, she joined Uber as the director of federal affairs in late December to smooth over speed bumps that are slowing the startup's progress on Capitol Hill.
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She was in the middle of the RNC's efforts to smooth over relations with the Republican presidential campaigns after a full-scale revolt over the universally panned CNBC debate, which also led to a small-scale restructuring at the RNC.
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But the call, according to US officials, was also designed to smooth over any lingering unpleasantness from the March 17 meeting, during which Trump focused intently on Germany's defense spending, even when Merkel sought to move on to other topics.
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The Moon connects with lucky planet Jupiter at 3:47 PM, then clashes with Mars at 10:39 PM, stirring up aggressive energy—at least until things smooth over at 12:37 AM, when the Moon connects with dreamy Neptune.
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On Tuesday morning, love and money planet Venus meets Jupiter, the planet of abundance at 7:26 AM, helping us smooth over whatever high-strung eclipse antics occurred over the weekend by offering an excess of warmth and well wishes.
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But in unveiling their bill on Tuesday, Democratic leaders were also trying to smooth over internal divisions between liberals pushing the single-payer government insurance plan known as "Medicare for all" and centrists, who are calling for a more incremental approach.
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Ms. Davis is his wife, Rose, a plain-spoken foil to her husband's grandiloquence — and the one left to smooth over the damage he does to his relationships, and to himself, through a rigidity he sees as an assertion of dignity.
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With the Thunder, Schroder can back up Russell Westbrook — potentially joining him in a dynamic playmaking backcourt at times — and have a chance at contending, which could smooth over any frustration over his being asked to accept a bench role.
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The Music Modernization Act aims to smooth over some of the biggest bumps, but a companion piece has aroused the ire of a collection of internet advocacy groups, which have voiced their concerns via a letter penned by copyright scholar Lawrence Lessig.
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Her formidable ability to reflect her own niceness and good reputation onto a problematic celebrity and rehabilitate them through her endorsement had failed — just as her ability to smooth over a controversy with calls for kindness seems to be failing this week.
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The cases could especially test a Supreme Court that has been trying to smooth over differences since the February death of Antonin Scalia and no Senate action on US Appeals Court Judge Merrick Garland, nominated by President Barack Obama to succeed him.
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In an ideal world, the technology helps energy producers to sell their output at the best price, utilities to keep their costs and supplies steady and bankers and brokers to make money with trades that smooth over sharp changes in supply or demand.
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At a moment when a more traditional front-runner might have sought to smooth over divisions within his party and turn his attention to the general election, Mr. Trump has only intensified his slash-and-burn, no-apologies approach to the campaign.
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However, trade analysts say an appeal looks increasingly unlikely, ahead of a March 12 deadline, as Boeing seeks to smooth over a row which soured relations with Canada and Britain and resulted in the loss of a Boeing fighter sale to Canada.
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The BBC reported that Poroshenko was desperate to meet with Trump and smooth over relations amid questions surrounding the leak of a document apparently from Ukraine's anti-corruption bureau that appeared to show Manafort getting millions from pro-Russia interests in Ukraine.
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Washington (CNN)Bernie Sanders will co-sponsor a bill to repeal legal protections for the firearm industry that he'd supported a decade ago, taking another step to undo the political damage of that vote and smooth over his relationship with gun control advocates.
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The Chinese lessors can be hampered by a lack of management talent, experience and industry connections - ties which can smooth over everything from marketing a plane once a lease comes to an end, to lessening the impact of a client airline's bankruptcy.
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But even the most gently priced bottle can go only so far to smooth over the potholes on the menu, and the suspicion that the best Peking duck in Beijing has turned into something that would struggle to stand out in Parsippany.
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In addition to cropping and color-adjustment tools, Photos for the Mac and Microsoft Photos for Windows 10 can fix the red-eye look caused by a camera flash, organize pictures with tags, share online albums and smooth over imperfections within the image.
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Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis initially tried on Monday to smooth over the rift, with Mr. Tillerson offering to play peacemaker and Mr. Mattis insisting it would have no effect on the campaign against the Islamic State.
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Pence's trip may have been an attempt to smooth over the dismay among Iraqi Kurds over Trump's repositioning of U.S. troops in northeastern Syria, which has left Kurds at the mercy of a Turkish invasion, prompting an outflow of refugees to Iraq.
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And the mesh drag mats used to smooth over the scars left by the players' slides and volleys must be folded precisely, with the handle on top and facing out, so the groundskeepers can reset the clay in just 90 seconds between sets.
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In recent months, some of the focus has shifted away from the terms of the trade deal itself to whether there can be an interim agreement that would involve Chinese purchases of American agricultural products and smooth over relations between the countries.
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It's certainly not the first time Mnuchin has had to smooth over in an international setting Trump's public criticism of the Federal Reserve or explain the administration's trifecta economic plan of tax cuts, streamlining regulations and "free, fair and reciprocal" trade deals.
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Sources: Trump learned a lesson on dealmaking Priebus meanwhile went out of his way on Sunday to smooth over any suggestion that Trump and Ryan were at odds, after rumblings to that effect from administration officials and Capitol Hill Republicans in anonymous accounts on Friday.
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But what got me more than anything about this scene is the hard work being put in by Tyrion and Davos, who are both putting on their most reasonable faces as they try to smooth over their leaders' frustration and pride, and come to terms.
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Trump was, however, pressed by the lawmakers about he quickly he could catch up in fundraising -- despite the $51 million haul announced early this week -- as well as how he planned to smooth over some of his more inflammatory rhetoric with key minority groups.
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Foreign Minister Julie Bishop held an emergency meeting with the Chinese ambassador to try smooth over Australia's failure to join France and Spain as the only Western countries to enter into such a pact, but no revised date has been set for the vote.
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"We believe that parents Softbank and Deutsche Telekom have increased their preference for a tie-up in the last six months and that the value of about $5 billion of annual synergies is enough to smooth over most disagreements on relative value," Cusick said.
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Originally intended to smooth over diversity concerns, the decision to bring in a young and inexperienced female writer brings about unexpectedly hilarious (and poignant) consequences as the two women who are separated by culture and generation become united by their love of a biting punchline.
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Mr. Obama's comments, after he met with Mr. Erdogan before a Group of 20 summit meeting here, seemed calculated to smooth over hard feelings in Turkey, where some officials had blamed the United States for fomenting the July 15 uprising by elements of the military.
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Carmelo Anthony and Phil Jackson met on Saturday in an effort to smooth over tension created last week when Jackson, the Knicks' president, criticized Anthony in an interview with CBS Sports Network for sometimes holding on to the ball for too long during games.
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Mr. Gradi was suspended by the Football Association only after another former player said that when Mr. Gradi was assistant manager of Chelsea in the 1970s, he had visited the player's parents to smooth over the sexual advances of another youth coach, Eddie Heath.
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J. Smith-Cameron as Gerri Killman on 'Succession' Quite possibly the smartest person on this entire show +50 Can fix any problem, smooth over any bump, clean up any spill +10 Had judgment-free phone sex with Roman and then moved on with her life.
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And that appears to be what's at work in the Pearl Harbor visit: Abe is using historical memory to smooth over relations with a key partner state, a move that seems especially smart given that Japan skeptic Donald Trump is the next American president.
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Telling of two couples in Los Angeles who tend to announce their states of mind rather than inhabit them, Mr. Perry's rather portentously named play might benefit from a laugh track to smooth over jokes (a notably tired one pertaining to the Oscars) that don't land.
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LONDON – Thousands took to the streets of Britain's capital Friday in protest of President Trump's three-day visit to the country -- just as Trump was trying to smooth over relations with Prime Minister Theresa May after an interview in which he criticized her approach to Brexit.
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After a U.S.-EU trade deal, the Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), ground to a halt last year, Washington might press for Britain to drop its resistance to U.S. genetically modified foods and to smooth over regulatory differences for product safety, food and pharmaceuticals.
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Things will smooth over this afternoon when the Moon makes easy connections with the Sun at 11:48 AM and Mercury at 12:29 PM. The Sun and Mercury, which is currently retrograde, meet in Virgo at 4:43 PM, encouraging us to reexamine a few things.
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NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President-elect Donald Trump and some of Silicon Valley's most powerful executives met at his Manhattan tower on Wednesday, a summit convened to smooth over frictions after both sides made no secret of their disdain for each other during the election campaign.
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Following an invitation from Macron to observe Bastille Day in the French capital, the two inexperienced world leaders – a slick 39-year-old internationalist and an unpredictable 71-year-old committed to "America First" – will have the chance to smooth over their differences and make nice.
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The N.F.L. entered a partnership with Jay-Z as a way to smooth over the rough edges left by the league's battle with Colin Kaepernick, the former quarterback whose kneeling during the national anthem touched off a nationwide debate over free speech, patriotism and the treatment of black Americans.
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Senate Republicans are determined to smooth over the final points of disagreement on their far-reaching tax plan ahead of a quickly approaching vote, with some senators now arguing that the biggest policy dispute won't even matter because of how much growth they expect the bill to create.
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Before coming to India, Pompeo held talks in Islamabad with Pakistan's new government and generals, aiming to smooth over tensions after President Donald Trump took a tough new line towards Pakistan over longstanding accusations it is not doing enough to root out Afghan Taliban fighters on its territory.
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Human rights critics fear the sports event will strengthen the hand of President Vladimir V. Putin, who has made good use of the tournament to smooth over an unpopular pension reform at home and burnish Russia's image abroad, and bolster his authoritarian, conservative and nationalist approach to governing.
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Before coming to India, Pompeo held talks in Islamabad with Pakistan's new government and generals, aiming to smooth over tensions after President Donald Trump took a tough new line towards Pakistan over longstanding accusations it is not doing enough to root out Afghan Taliban fighters on its territory.
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Todd: I think it's telling that most of the stuff that's happened in the last several episodes has largely been sidelined as just more stuff that everybody had to deal with, or stuff that could have done Rachel in were it not for Quinn's ability to smooth over problem areas.
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While some officials held out hope that Taliban representatives and Afghan officials could meet as early as next month, the meeting on Monday seemed as much about trying to smooth over months of tension between Pakistan and Afghanistan as about any real prospect of a change of heart by the Taliban.
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While Rybak acknowledged that he stood by his previous criticisms of Wasserman Schultz, in an interview with Business Insider he was adamant that he had a "deep respect" for Dacey, who he said was the point player attempting to smooth over differences between the different campaigns and interests within the party.
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And Mr. Trump is sending Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson on Tuesday to Moscow, where he will have the additional task of trying to smooth over the rancor of recent days, in addition to exploring whether Russia could be a real partner in battling the Islamic State in Syria.
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Mexican officials, however, said they felt betrayed by Mr. Trump because he posted his latest demand on Twitter on the same day that a high-level delegation sent by President Enrique Peña Nieto arrived in Washington to meet with White House staff members to smooth over concerns about border security.
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Their routine — which included terrible puns, a quick rendition of Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's "Shallow" from A Star Is Born, and some dunks on this year's nominees, was adorable, charming, and exactly the type of self-aware comedy that this year's ceremony needed to smooth over the awkwardness of the hostless situation.
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And there's the added benefit that bringing on paying customers to a music service could help smooth over bridges between YouTube and the music industry, which is often frustrated by the fact that YouTube hosts millions of videos that violate musical copyrights — videos that make YouTube money but not the artists and labels.
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By naming a chief data officer, Trump also could signal his commitment to technology as a key economic engine in his new administration, and smooth over bruised feelings with Silicon Valley over his campaign promises to initiate antitrust actions against Amazon and badger Apple into making its products in the United States.
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Details on the trip are not yet public, but it represents a chance for Pence to smooth over relations with US allies who are adjusting to President Donald Trump's new leadership style and to discuss Trump's decision to pull out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a deal that would have included Japan and Australia.
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I would have really liked it if Huawei had found room for a SD card slot on the X Pro, though for folks in the US, Huawei's inclusion of a free MateDock 2 (which tacks on an extra USB-A, USB-C, HDMI and VGA ports) might help smooth over any concerns about connectivity.
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Indeed, Mr. Trump said he might accept an invitation by Mr. Putin to visit Moscow next spring for the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. He also tried to smooth over a rift with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey about his country's purchase of S-400 missile defense systems from Russia.
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If you have any issues with your reputation you may need to smooth over, this transit will also support you in sending out some good PR. Mercury is logical and detail oriented, while Neptune is non-linear and poetic—but they'll be sharing lots of love today, making this a magical end to October.
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In an interview with Recode last week, the longtime music executive — who was brought in to smooth over relations with the music industry — claimed that YouTube "had a solution" to help its Content ID team stop users who post full albums without artist or label approval, an issue that has plagued YouTube and infuriated the music industry for years.
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Maybe that means not showing up to work and not doing any writing — but if you like doing those things (I do), maybe it's just refusing to book conference rooms for men when it's not your job, refusing to take notes in meetings, refusing to smooth over interpersonal office issues created by men because 'you're good with emotional stuff.
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The TV spots—which show Clinton walking unsteadily as a toddler, sauntering through Congress, and jetting around the world on Air Force One—are tailored to remind voters why they liked her in the first place, to smooth over the divisions in her party, and to refocus voters on what matters: keeping the White House in Democratic hands.
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The questions for Flynn's legal team come as another batch of congressional investigators have begun looking into discrepancies between reports of Flynn's trips to the Middle East in 2015 -- including one trip to reportedly smooth over a nuclear energy deal involving Russia and Saudi Arabia -- his public testimony and his answers on his security clearance application. Reps.
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Trump's cleanup operation seemed more likely to quiet conservatives such as former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.), a Trump ally who said he made the worst mistake of his presidency with his press conference performance, as well as rank-and-file Republicans eager to smooth over their divides and focus on attacking Democrats ahead of the midterms.
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It falls to Rose to solve the problems her husband has created, to smooth over his relationships with his sons and his brother, Gabriel (Mykelti Williamson), a brain-damaged veteran of World War II. She also struggles with a challenge analogous to the one Troy faces, one made more complicated by his role in maintaining it.
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But with more members — and members with higher expectations, than ever before — it's not yet clear whether the post-Charlottesville reset the ACLU's attempting is a way to smooth over the difference between their vision of justice and many of their members' — or a step to bring themselves in line with the progressive resistance group members may want them to be.
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While his relationship with Trump appears to have settled-- a testament to the pair's strong ties -- Barr and other top Justice Department officials seem set on returning the agency to normalcy, telegraphing in internal sessions in recent days that the attorney general plans to remain in the job and working to smooth over the tension revealed in the Stone debacle.
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Over the last week, some of Mr. Trump's closest Republican allies in Congress, including Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, and some of the president's favorite Fox News commentators have been trying to smooth over the rift by vouching for Mr. Barr and urging the president to let the legal process play out, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Despite the close relations between the White House and the two gulf nations, there have been occasional hiccups, and in January, Mr. Nader twice emailed his friend with another delicate request: The leader of the U.A.E. asked that Mr. Trump call the crown prince of Saudi Arabia to try to smooth over potential bad feelings created by the book "Fire and Fury," by Michael Wolff.
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Johnny IsaksonJohn (Johnny) Hardy IsaksonGeorgia senator discharged from hospital after fall Georgia senator hospitalized after fall Senate GOP raises concerns about White House stopgap plan to avoid shutdown MORE (R-Ga.), who sits on the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee seeking to smooth over her initial response to IDEA and saying she's "eager to bring a sense of urgency" to enforce the federal law.
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Maisel, she's at the center of the TV conversation — as she should be — winning Emmys and becoming the single most important producer at Amazon, whose streaming service is perpetually in turmoil yet can smooth over many of its problems thanks to the success of this one show, which at least anecdotally seems to have caught on with audiences as well as critics and awards voters.
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Former CIA Director Michael Hayden on Wednesday said that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's efforts to smooth over his own remarks from a Monday news conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin only "made things worse" for the U.S. leader.
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The two most unhappy countries at this move are Russia & China, because they love seeing us bogged..... The tweets appeared to be an effort to smooth over criticism from numerous Republican and Democratic lawmakers who warned that withdrawing U.S. forces from the region could leave America's Kurdish allies vulnerable to a slaughter, damage America's relationship with its partners in the region and lay the foundation for a resurgence of ISIS.
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Carried by Momoa's natural charisma, the movie's underwater charm offensive does a lot to smooth over its ill-advised attempt to cram way too much into one movie — even if it still stumbles while trying to juggle mythbuilding, romance, adventure, world travel, death, betrayal, riddles and puzzles, father-son bonding, Greek mythology, Julie Andrews as a Kraken-like creature, and multiple villains (including Julie Andrews as a Kraken-like creature).
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As Montfort pointed out, the demoscene is all about exploring the quirks specific to a certain type of hardware, whether that's a C21996, an Amiga, or an IBM PC. Game developers, in contrast, seek to smooth over all the differences between hardware platforms so that people can play a game regardless of whether it's on a console or a PC. "Game developers want to make one game that runs anywhere," Montfort said.
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Republican presidential candidates Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE and Ben CarsonBenjamin (Ben) Solomon CarsonCarson's affordable housing idea drawing undue flak Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules it says are too lax MORE met in a storage closet Thursday night to attempt and smooth over their feud, according to The Daily Beast.
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Beck's MFA peers and her rich party girlfriends give You the opportunity to portray and then puncture a very particular slice of New York: a city where a student like Beck has to depend on her semi-estranged father for money for the McQueen scarves she gives as birthday presents to her unimpressed heiress gal pals; a place where aspiring writers insist that tomorrow they're going to get a lot of work done but just, like, tonight they're having drinks with the squad; and a place where a girl like Peach will try to smooth over an argument by throwing a party in order to introduce you to a well-known literary agent.
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