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reconcile with

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reconcile something with something
to bring something into harmony, accord, or balance with something. The accountants were not able to reconcile the expense claims with the receipts that had been turned in. I can't reconcile your story with those of the other witnesses.
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During a meeting of Azerbaijan's security council on Monday, Aliyev hinted that Baku could retaliate against Turkish moves to reconcile with Armenia.
Byline: ANI Washington, Mar 10 (ANI): Popstar Miley Cyrus has set the record straight: she's no mood to reconcile with ex-beau Nick Jonas because she is too happy with Justin Gatson.
Summary: Hamas gave its tentative support on Tuesday to an Egyptian plan to reconcile with the rival Fatah faction of Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas amid a looming constitutional crisis.
 
 
 
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