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How do we reconcile the time-intensive nature of oral history with the urgency of movements for social change?

Second, how do we reconcile the different time frames of shareholders and management?

Moreover, it is not clear how to reconcile the different time courses of calcium rises vs release across the dataset.

His attempt to reconcile the original Times article with human nature immediately creates static.

Its namesake complication, the equation of time, reconciles the difference between clock time (mean time) and sundial time (solar time), which arises because of the slight eccentricity of the Earth's orbit and its tilted axis.

This global shift in node age estimates undermines support for a more ancient timescale of ray-finned fish evolution, instead reconciling the divergence time estimates generated by the two datasets.

Authors' response: Due to the paleontological uncertainty and trick rate/time decoupling, it is still an unresolved scientific theme whether the modern molecular clock has the ability to reconcile the fossil evidence and the time estimation [ 98].

It is going to be hard to reconcile the two cultures this time.

As our model experiment are compatible with such a deep reaching conductive structure (even with having in mind the reduced resolution capabilities of MT with respect to lower boundaries of conductive zones), we can for the first time reconcile the seismic and magnetotelluric observations.

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Protestors at Ashton-under-Lyne claim that in-work conditionality is "being handed out like Smarties", and young people are increasingly turning to the black economy after being unable to reconcile the demands of full-time work with inflexible UC job search requirements and jobcentre appointments.