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Dick Cheney is a wizard at resolving cognitive dissonance.

It was just last Saturday evening that President Trump and China's President Xi had dinner and agreed to a 90 day negotiating period to try and resolve at least some trade disagreements.

When mediation is tried at all to resolve a pro sports dispute, it is usually a last-ditch "Hail Mary pass," writes Grabowski.

If a conflict develops, try to resolve it in person.

A friend was on a very restricted diet to try to resolve an allergy issue.

"I don't understand, frankly, why there is such a rush at this point to try to resolve this," Chuck Blazer, a member of FIFA's executive committee from the United States, said in a telephone interview Friday.

She has been at the forefront of talks to try to resolve differences at the summit, as is clear in this photo.

By midweek two policy teams of 15 people each -a "blue" American side and a "red" Soviet one - will gather at Georgetown University to try to resolve the crisis and avert a nuclear war.

Negotiations were being held at a secret location with British Government representatives to try to resolve the crisis at Portadown, west of Belfast, which led to 10 days of violence.

"We will now work with all parties involved to try and resolve a very sensitive issue at the club".

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