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In the end, the document's editors, bishops from France and Brazil, came up with a compromise to solve the standoff by tacking on extra words.

In other villages like Rockville Centre officials have come up with a compromise to share the burden of sidewalk repairs with residents.

WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats and the White House moved ahead Wednesday with a compromise to break a years-long impasse over approving judges for the federal appeals court based in Ohio.

But even faced with a deadline -- the state's Empire Zone law had been scheduled to expire at the end of July -- New York's leaders were unable to come up with a compromise to improve the program this legislative session.

PAGE A20 COMPROMISE ON JUDGES Senate Democrats and the White House moved ahead with a compromise to break a years-long impasse over approving judges for the federal appeals court based in Ohio.

With crucial help from the House Judiciary Committee chairman, F. James Sensenbrenner Jr., and Representatives Ray LaHood and Bill Delahunt, a coalition of Congressional Republicans and Democrats has come up with a compromise to combat wrongful convictions in death penalty cases.

Mr. Jones called the settlement with Cheminova a compromise to end a hard-fought battle.

But Stevenson had no desire to be an engineer, and he eventually agreed with his father, as a compromise, to prepare instead for the Scottish bar.

Now the terrain shifts to the negotiating table, where the House and Senate will try to come up with a compromise bill to send to Mr. Bush.

Many Brexit supporters contend that the EU always comes up with a compromise at five minutes to midnight.

"We should be carving out trade deals to suit our businesses, our expertise, our interests and needs, not having to comply with a compromise designed to accommodate the whole EU including those inside the failing Eurozone," he said.