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reconcile

[rek-uhn-sahyl] / ˈrɛk ənˌsaɪl /




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So is the skepticism of efforts to mediate between faith and reason, and to reconcile divine obligation with human freedom.

From The Wall Street Journal

The women have each endured private struggles and have come together to “reconcile professional ambition with personal tumult.”

From Los Angeles Times

Eventually, having run out of ideas to reconcile his expenses, the employee resorts to using a random code.

From The Wall Street Journal

Lawmakers ultimately have to pass a version through the full Senate, then reconcile differences with the House.

From The Wall Street Journal

Last week, Brooklyn said in a statement he had no wish to reconcile with his family and accused his parents of attacking him and his wife in the press.

From BBC