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• As a Catholic, she also had religious beliefs to reconcile.
• The measure still may have to be reconciled with the Senate.
• Many of them tried to reconcile homelessness with his powerful spirituality.
• After that, the two versions would have to be reconciled.
• There is no way to reconcile yourself to tragedies like these.
• A working group will now try to reconcile the various proposals.
• How is it possible for her to reconcile these two worlds?
• Any House-passed bill must be reconciled with the Senate.
• She implored him not to, and they tried to reconcile.
• The differences in the bills must be reconciled in committee meetings.
• Throughout his papacy he has sought to reconcile science and faith.
• Carter said his father was reconciled to the lack of recognition.
• It created in her an emotional distance she would never reconcile.
• The differences will be reconciled after both chambers approve their legislation.
• The House and Senate first must reconcile their two different versions.
• There will be Palestinian and Israeli extremists who will never reconcile.
• The contradictions are easy to enumerate, less so to reconcile.
• -- 56 percent worry about not being reconciled with God.
• The bill will have to be reconciled with a House version.
• The high court will have to reconcile these conflicting rulings eventually.