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In his continuing bid to mend fences on Capitol Hill, Gonzales paid a visit yesterday to Sen. Mark Pryor (D-Ark)., who angrily took to the Senate floor last month to say that the attorney general had lied to him about the removal of a U.S. attorney in Arkansas.

Flip an Alan Jackson CD into the Silverado's terrific sound system, and there's no better perch from which to supervise your ranch hands struggling to mend fences out on the north forty.

But the opportunity for calmer dialogue afforded by Mr Bush's current tour of Europe is unlikely to be enough to mend fences.On the eve of his trip, Mr Bush sought to appear more conciliatory on the issue of climate change.

Many a viewer will tune in to "Labor Pains" merely to see how badly Lindsay Logan has grown up; others may want to sample "Mending Fences" on the Hallmark Channel on Saturday to see how well Angie Dickinson has grown old.

Ms. Wu was sent to Japan to help mend fences, building on efforts that began after Mr. Koizumi met in Jakarta on April 23 with Mr. Hu.

In fact, I'm already planning a party and will happily invite Trump supporters to mend fences while feasting on more delicious, Ibotta-surveyed purple foods, including bananas, yogurt and ice cream.

Its time to mend fences at home and on the border.

The new administration may also want to mend fences early with China, seeking cooperation on North Korea and avoiding tensions in Southeast Asia.

Hagee and his wife held a meeting on Friday to mend fences with about 12 Catholic political conservatives over lunch at a restaurant in Washington, said several attendees.

When Garfield was assassinated that same year, the new president (and, yup, former customs collector) Chester A Arthur attempted to mend fences by offering Conkling a position on the US supreme court.

I was there on business, not to mend fences.