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He started reconciliatory efforts and ultimately brought about a durable peace.

But with Bosnia the old reconciliatory glue seems to have turned to acid.

Thus a reconciliatory theory based on the idea of two empires would not wash with them.

The reconciliatory tone seemed aimed at encouraging more talks with the government.

Stress responses, like an increased heart rate, usually decrease after these reconciliatory signals.

Indeed, the South African experience is one model of this reconciliatory atmosphere.

The visit was noteworthy for its reconciliatory character towards the Church of England.

Despite the verbal cannon fire, we always circled back for reconciliatory heart-to-hearts.

However, the speech was otherwise regarded as reconciliatory.

Would America be rushing to make "provisional" reconciliatory gestures?

"This is not a reconciliatory gesture," he said.

That was a personal statement and was helpfully reconciliatory.

But such reconciliatory action only made matters worse, reawakening hostilities in the Marne.

This situation may have been providential in the reconciliatory attitudes between the two associations in the years that followed.

The last chapters of the book concentrate on the reconciliatory atmosphere created by the joint hardships endured during the war.

When Catherine makes a reconciliatory overture, he rebuffs her angrily, and she declares war.

Zoellner concluded that this made his reconciliatory work impossible and criticised the Gestapo activities.

In a reconciliatory gesture towards the liberals, he offered them to share positions in his cabinet.

The Federal government made a reconciliatory approach to Brigham Young, requesting his help.

However, Musharraf had said that it was necessary to build a reconciliatory theme in the political arena with the removal of such politically motivated cases.

Her father eventually accepts the pregnancy, and the final scene is a reconciliatory embrace between father and daughter.

While this reconciliatory behavior is observed even between unrelated individuals, it is most common among matrilineal relatives.

They think this old man has been too much of a moderate, too reconciliatory, too compromising."

But associates of Dr. Shabazz said her actions should not necessarily be interpreted as reconciliatory.