Make it happen again".In "Gladiator", Mr Scott reconciles the "bread and circuses" side of Roman epics with their aspirations to respectability.
One of its most important attributes is that it reconciles quantum theory and general relativity.
Because he is young, handsome and intelligent, and also because as the child of a Kansan and a Kenyan he reconciles in his own person one of the world's most hateful divisions, Mr Obama carries with him the hopes of the planet.Too much so, for sure.
After her long session with Mr Netanyahu, Mrs Clinton spoke of an accord that "reconciles the Palestinian goal of an independent and viable state, based on the 1967 lines, with agreed swaps, and the Israeli goal of a Jewish state with secure and recognised borders that reflect subsequent developments and meet Israeli security requirements".The wording is crucial.
The prospect of new markets reconciles old Europe to cheaper competition from newcomers.
But even now, the prime minister appears uncomfortable about where the logic of his argument is taking him.Mr Blair yearns for a "third way" that reconciles what Ms Needham disapprovingly describes as the "self-regarding", atomised citizen-consumer with the good old Labour values that his critics claim he doesn't understand and is doing his best to undermine.
The Copenhagen Interpretation reconciles the two points of view by saying that it is the act of observing a system which moves it from the weird multiplicities inherent in the mathematics of quantum theory to an everyday state of is or is not.
As the information returns, albeit in a mangled form, this reconciles the information paradox.Black-hole physics has provided fodder for science-fiction stories for years.
But they do a poor job of explaining The Economist's liberalism, which reconciles the left's impatience at an unsatisfactory status quo with the right's scepticism about grandiose redistributive schemes.
Metaweb, by contrast, reconciles conflicting data and ensures that each object exists only once in the database.
He believes that the Dutch system reconciles the need to share the pie out fairly but also to increase its size.
