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But a Senate-House conference to reconcile differences may not be able to complete action until September.

Rather, they were listened to because they differed, because their differences reflected the spread of opinions in the rest of Europe, and when they were able to reconcile their differences, other countries could usually accept the compromise.

If Cage and Jones were able to reconcile their differences, the betrayal wouldn't sting as much.

Fatah and Hamas haven't been able to reconcile their differences peacefully and rule the territories — throwing a large Jewish population into the mix is surely not going to produce a healthy liberal democracy.

The House and Senate have not been able to reconcile their differences in time to pass a spending bill to fund the federal government into the new fiscal year.

It resonates because we want to see how the characters are able to reconcile the differences between their split desires.

Just as South African blacks and whites were able to reconcile despite differences on many profound issues, South African Jews and Muslims must find a way to agree to disagree on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict while working together for the betterment of both communities and the multi-racial society in which they live side by side.

In his two-hour formal oration he compared the Battle of Gettysburg to battles of antiquity such as Marathon, and spoke about how opposing sides in previous civil wars (such as the War of the Roses and the Thirty Years' War) were able to reconcile their differences afterward.

Lawmakers will have to reconcile differences.

House and Senate negotiators immediately began meeting to reconcile differences between their respective bills.

Not only birthdays and weddings, but of rituals designed to reconcile differences and resolve conflicts.