Other recently revealed titles include a world premiere for Ville-Marie, a drama starring Monica Bellucci as an actor trying to be reconciled with her son, and the surrealist gay drama Closet Monster.
Or the experience of receiving a medical bill 90 days or 180 days after you leave the hospital that's multifaceted bills for the radiology department, bills for the emergency room, bills for the laboratory, bills for the hospital stay all trying to be reconciled with a health plan that's paying part of it and telling you to pay part of it.
"What we're trying to do is reconcile why there is such a disconnect, or paradox, between the observational trials and the randomized controlled trials,"said Dr. Isaac Schiff, chief of obstetrics and gynecology at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and chairman of a report on hormone therapy for the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
He was in a delicate position, and to add to the irony, the enemies Bob was trying to reconcile were often relations, old neighbours and schoolmates.
The consultant, trying to reconcile being gay and Muslim, divides his sins into the redeemable and those warranting hellfire.
It's an inclination that would be reinforced further by his time at Harvard Law School and the University of Chicago, politically diverse, often contentious places, where his impulse was to try to reconcile or synthesize opposing views.
Peterson's instinct was to try to reconcile the warring factions.
The challenge for a director is to try to reconcile the styles".
Corbyn insisted again on Monday that he would try to reconcile with MPs who were unhappy with his leadership.
The goal of our meeting was to try to reconcile their different money philosophies before they opened a joint bank account to handle their household expenses.
You could say that his lifelong project has been to try to reconcile the two giants of early-twentieth-century Russian theatre.
