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reconciling
verb as in make peace; adjust
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verb as in resign oneself to something
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Jones had ended up reconciling with Tupac.
Jesse Eisenberg’s dramedy about reconciling with history, “A Real Pain,” and Chris Smith’s documentary on the long-running music group “Devo” premiered earlier in the year at Sundance.
“There was a lot of discrepancy between how I was living and the life I wanted to lead, so this show comes from me reconciling those two things,” she said.
Nevertheless, a slightly larger share of voters perceive Trump as stronger on the economy than Harris, who like Biden has appeared to struggle with reconciling the message that the economy is recovering under Democratic leadership with the imperative to empower and raise the living standards of working Americans who feel left behind.
In actuality, it’s Tim Burton’s lazy attempt at reconciling past criticism regarding his casting decisions.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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