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A complete reconciliation takes place, and they die in each other's embrace.
2
There was complete reconciliation now in the mother's voice and eyes.
3
Reflection, seconded by his ardent affection for Josephine, brought about a complete reconciliation.
4
Moderate men, on the contrary, whether Humanists or Scholastics, aimed at a complete reconciliation.
5
The death of Agnes of Meran in July, 1201, made a complete reconciliation less difficult.
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Out of that moment on shore, came the good of a complete reconciliation with Eric.
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A complete reconciliation took place between them, and Michael was formally re-appointed vicegerent of Transylvania.
8
A complete reconciliation had taken place.
9
The conversation, begun in this strain, ended in a complete reconciliation; still Crevel maintained his right to take his revenge.
10
Next morning, Cortes brought the chiefs of Chempoalla and Cincapacinga together, and effectuated a complete reconciliation between the two districts.
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The young girl soon brought about a complete reconciliation between mother and son, and Merwyn was absolved from his oath.
12
Heman Humphrey became pastor, a man of scholarly attainments, and well fitted to encourage the general longing for a complete reconciliation.
13
Earl Richard of Cornwall, the King's brother, suddenly announced that he and his new brother-in-law, Montfort, had effected a complete reconciliation.
14
Asked if more troops were the only solution in Afghanistan, Emerson said there needed to be a more " complete reconciliation".
15
If the first bill had passed, it would, I firmly believe, have produced a complete reconciliation between the aristocracy and the people.
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He would have been best pleased, no doubt, to see a complete reconciliation effected without the sacrifice of one tittle of the prerogative.
