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Relevant health solutions for the nascent field of "Hajj Medicine" may provide a powerful means of harmonizing relations between Western and predominantly Muslim nations.

The resolution is meant to harmonize rules governing such matters as the relations between international banks' home governments and the host governments of their overseas operations.

It also posited that criminal law should not punish any kind of sexual relations between consenting adults in private, and it sought to harmonize the sentences imposed for felonies.

In many individual sculptures, relations between opposites -- rough and smooth, the geometric and the organic, the natural and the surreal, abstraction and metaphor, and other polarities -- are harmonized in ways that seem to have as much to do with ancient Japanese craft and Zen Buddhist wisdom as with 20th-century Modernism.

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His lowest marks come on handling race relations (21percentt) and gun violence (24percentt).

It makes use of the relation between breath and emotions by including specific rhythms of breath that harmonize the body, mind and emotions and help individuals find relief from stress.

October 17, 1864 Watertown, New York October 30, 1928 Washington, D.C., United States Robert Lansing, (born Oct. 17, 1864, Watertown, N.Y., U.S. died Oct. 30, 1928, Washington, D.C.) international lawyer and U.S. secretary of state (1915 20), who negotiated the Lansing Ishii Agreement (1917) attempting to harmonize U.S. Japanese relations toward China; he eventually broke with Pres.

In fact, one of the chief functions of religion, in its constructive form, is to regulate and harmonize human relations.

In Jordan, it went the other way — 51percentt opposing those relations and 42percentt approving.

Of the rest, 6% are working in public relations and 35% in other sectors.