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Reconciliation
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The restoration of peaceful or amicable relations between two individuals who were previously in conflict with one another.

Reconciliation ordinarily implies forgiveness for injuries on either or both sides. The term is often applied to the parties to a Divorce who cease proceedings for the dissolution of their marriage upon a resolution of their differences. Reconciliation is used interchangeably with conciliation.


RECONCILIATION, contracts. The act of bringing persons to agree together, who before, had had some difference.
     2. A renewal of cohabitation between husband and wife is proof of reconciliation, and such reconciliation destroys the effect of a deed of separation. 4 Eccl. R. 238.



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5) Rogowski and others (2002), Stapleton, Fishman, and others (1999), and Stapleton, Wittenburg, and others (1998) provide detailed results from evaluations sponsored by the Social Security Administration of the effects of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconcilation Act and the drug and alcohol addiction legislation on SSI and DI beneficiaries.
The theme--`Connecting communities for reconcilation and justice'--expressed its approach.
Perhaps Arafat's biggest gain, however, was reconcilation with the Syrians after years of enmity with former President Hafez Al-Assad.
 
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