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And they enter the conference committee process — which will reconcile the House and Senate budgets this month — in a position to argue about education and nursing homes instead of defending what was seen as the Republican Senate's appeasements to the Democrats.

The bills, which will be reconciled in a conference committee, are overdue.

In the full Senate, and in the House-Senate conference, which will attempt to reconcile the House and Senate bills, the proposal will encounter conservatives who favor a batten-down-the-hatches policy.

Adding fluctuation in cortical excitability to the complex equation of brain electrical dynamics in migraine will reconcile conflicting results, which may be useful to enlighten the pathogenesis underlying this condition.

The daughter (Shannon Emerick) would rather be at home, because she desperately wants her parents to reconcile, which will be easier if they're in the same city.

It could provide more effective environmental protection; it could improve both respect for property rights and the constitutional defensibility of federal land-use control efforts; and it could encourage the development of regional land-use plans, which will be needed to reconcile environmental protection with other social interests.

When President Barack Obama cuts the ribbon on opening weekend, he'll help usher in a new era for the National Mall, which will aim to help reconcile the past, present and future of black America in this nation.

"I will reconcile this nation.

Or both will reconcile themselves to cosmopolitanism.

It remains unclear how Mr. Ray will reconcile the accounts.

Mayor Pringle believes that someday, the two sides will reconcile.