The couple have reconciled and, like the Clintons, dote on their college-age daughter, Chantal, who was active in the campaign.
Off the coast of Burma most of the soldiers carried by Pender's ship had reconciled themselves to an Okinawa-like death until the news came through of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Gene trees of relaxin-like peptides were reconciled with a species tree using GeneTree [ 64].
But it remains essential to reconcile goods, like free streets and fair housing, that will never reconcile themselves.
But we do see most of the top, rivalrous figures in the Labour Party locked in a war of all against all, with Mr Blair trying to reconcile them like a frazzled parent.
Galeano's best entries reconcile opposites, like the one titled "The Left Is the University of the Right," which notes that Rupert Murdoch's youthful admiration of Karl Marx helped him master the "inner workings of capitalism".
He managed to reconcile programs like "The Beverly Hillbillies" with the "Tiffany network" image, which was sustained by a dignified, superior news organization, a sprinkling of classy entertainment programs, the most elegant headquarters building, the best graphics (what other network would have a full-time chief of design?).
They need to also reconcile things like Last In, First Out with the common business practice of meritocracy.
How do you reconcile something like GDPR in Europe with the unfettered access the Chinese government has to apps that are at the center of Chinese lives, like Alibaba – what they're calling "lifestyle apps" now because of how comprehensive they are?
Judging from how ugly things got between Amber Rose and the Kardashians recently, we weren't expecting them to reconcile -- like, ever.
