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Certainly Mark Webber and Brendon Hartley represented the most harmonious meeting of Australia and New Zealand respectively that will take place on Saturday, when the pair claimed pole for the FIA World Endurance Championship's penultimate round in Shanghai.
Facing a slowing economy and in the midst of a contentious campaign to root out corruption in the Communist Party, Xi is keenly interested in using the summit to showcase himself as a strong leader, and having Chinese citizens perceive the summit as a harmonious meeting between equals.
Terry McAuliffe, the party's national chairman, asserted, "I'm going to what will be the most nonevent, harmonious Rules Committee meeting in the history of the Democratic Party.
Throughout the trip, his face-to-face meetings with leaders have been harmonious — even leaders, like President Moon Jae-in of South Korea, with whom he has differences.
A grinning Mr Li emerged from the meeting saying that talks were "harmonious" and that he hopes for a deal later this month.
Wagner felt that the meeting of "two disparate storytelling sensibilities" was "far less harmonious and compatible" than Clarke and Pohl may have imagined.
And how they must be looking forward to covering the meetings of the proposed British-Irish Council, with its promise of lively debates to promote "the harmonious and mutually beneficial development of the totality of relationships among the peoples of these islands".It is easy to mock, and the mocking ends here.
The interview in Le Monde appeared as Mr. Zardari headed for a four-day visit to Britain after talks in France, including a meeting at the ?ys?Palace with President Nicolas Sarkozy, that officials on both sides described as harmonious.
