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Meanings of reconcile with in English

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Usage of reconcile with in English
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The problem was that the concept was hard to reconcile with Jack.
Exit strategy
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The planets suggest he may even try to reconcile with her soon!
The South African
3
He wondered whether Mei had ever wanted him to reconcile with Nicola.
Caliban's War
4
He hurries back to the bar to try and reconcile with Peter Motombwane.
The eye of the leopard
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Everything Joe said was possible, but incredible to reconcile with the Kevin she knew.
It Must Be Love
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It seemed hard to reconcile with the idea of natural selection enhancing individual fitness.
Wired
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But increasingly this seems hard to reconcile with the plans to reorganise the service.
The Guardian
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And why you think that might be and how you might reconcile with that.
The new yorker
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Will we reconcile with pollsters again, and forgive and forget?
The Guardian
10
If it does not conform to science and reconcile with reason, it is superstition.
The Promulgation of Universal Peace
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Convocation proposed conferences, and sought some compromise which they could reconcile with their consciences.
England under the Tudors
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Trump has suggested he would like to reconcile with Putin.
The Guardian
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Many cannot adjust to a completely different lifestyle or reconcile with new realities and values.
Reuters
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Social entrepreneurs are battling the idea that impact is difficult to reconcile with financial sustainability.
The Guardian
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They want to reconcile with PNG security forces - the army, police and prison services.
Radio NZ
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Though difficult to reconcile with several earlier studies, these findings invite replication and further exploration.
Pubmed
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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