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He writes in a wry, amicable style, skillfully layering on his chosen leitmotifs—the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in A.D.

The split fuelled centuries of conflict, but in modern times relations between the Catholic Church and the Church of England, often referred to as the Anglican Church, have been amicable.

It was a marked change from more amicable comments in recent months, before the latest flare-up.

She will need a lawyer to buy a house, in any event, and it’s a false economy to try to navigate a divorce — they are rarely, if ever, amicable — without representation.

And while they were very amicable during the news conference, it also quickly became clear that neither had changed their positions on the key issues where they disagree.