In their marriage lies the harmony that reconciles.
A strong, intelligently booked day of jazz that reconciles the music's aesthetic center with some of its semi-wild strains.
What is needed instead is a new social contract that reconciles Libya's factions and produces a government with real legitimacy.
That is the region's core challenge: finding a model that reconciles Islam and modernity, religion with nonsectarian statehood.
It's a goal that reconciles ideology and self-branding, not so much to change the world as to stake out a place in it.
Joanna Vanderham's Desdemona reveals the sparkle that captivated Othello and the mettle that reconciles us to her loving him even as she dies at his hands.
But for most people, Masada, an acoustic jazz quartet that reconciles Jewish-sounding melodies and the headlong rush of Ornette Coleman's early band, is the pick of the litter.
The scene that reconciles the creatures of these two worlds is one of the high points of a long, invigorating though (if you see the two plays one after another) over-charged day.
With original music by Jessica Fogle, and lyrics (some original and others adapted from Shakespeare) by Mr. Krueckeberg, it is an enchanting, mildly subversive fantasia that reconciles sassy teenage argot with Elizabethan.
"I said to Judi, 'You have to find a way of doing it that reconciles a sort of rationality with the fact that her brain is more or less gone,' " Eyre says.
The answers to these and other questions, many scientists suspect, have to await the final unification of physics, a theory that reconciles Einstein's relativity, which describes the shape of the universe, to the quantum chaos that lives inside it.
