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The Supreme Court has taken a decisive role in resolving some of the nation's most divisive conflicts.

Despite his fragile health, Salehi's presence was seen as critical for resolving some of the outstanding technical issues rapidly.

Secret talks in 2007 came close to resolving some of the most difficult issues, including the status of Kashmir.

But taken together, some experts said, the actions had the effect of resolving some of the issues that have been hanging over the Florida election.

Analysts said Mr. Turabi's release was probably aimed at resolving some of the nation's internal political divisions given the threat of arrest facing Mr. Bashir.

Shares of Citigroup rose $1.50 each yesterday, or 2.1percentto to $49.375, in extremely heavy trading -- an implicit signal by the market that Mr. Reed's retirement is a strong step toward resolving some of the company's managerial woes.

He said he was working to resolve some of the issues raised by the European officials.

"We think this goes a long way to resolve some of the concerns," she said.

In some cases, the agency has resolved some of the confusion.

At least Harrington and García have resolved some of the enmity that once existed between them.

Talks since the last Geneva round appear to have resolved some of the differences inside the western camp.