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  • I had been actively involved in negotiations with sadhus, saints and Muslim ulama for an amicable and peaceful solution to the Ayodhya tangle.
  • J.nnifer Lopez's split from Sony Music isn't quite as amicable as she wants you to think: evidently the label abruptly dropped J. Lo because of recent flops. Crushable
  • We are committed to an ongoing, amicable relationship of mutual care and support. Times, Sunday Times
  • It may work in a limited number of cases, but the relationship between the divorcees would need to be extremely amicable.
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  • Una primera va de anlisis podra descansar en las ideas clsicas de Durkheim, cuya concepcin sobre la funcin amicable de la religin sugiere ver en este tipo de prcticas un hecho social, donde la sociedad es una especie de ser higher criminal el que sus miembros establecen relaciones de dependencia y subordinacin. Archive 2009-12-01
  • Eventually we reached an amicable settlement.
  • I want to stress this wasn't an amicable parting of the ways or a hankering on my part for fresh representation.
  • His impending departure is wholly amicable. Times, Sunday Times
  • The key to an amicable divorce is friendship. Times, Sunday Times
  • Simons sent his attorney to meet with the ranchers in hopes that they could still come to an amicable settlement.
  • I am happy to be able to tell Your Lordship that an amicable agreement has been reached between the claimants and the defendant which achieves exactly that.
  • The father of two, whose parish has the wide brew of amicable conditions, said his recommendation to people in apocalyptic circumstances is that 'they should not hurt anybody as well as cope as most appropriate they can'. Poor? Go ahead and steal. - Shoryuken
  • An amicable settlement was reached.
  • After limits were imposed on how much married couples could borrow for home purchases there was a surge in apparently amicable divorces. Times, Sunday Times
  • The amicable resolution suggested the reformist president and hard-line parliament may be trying to break their cycle of confrontation and deadlock.
  • Normally, this is one of the quieter, friendlier, more amicable sessions of the week.
  • What a marvel is such a city! it is a strange thing that this grandioseness and this burlesque should be amicable neighbors, that all this majesty should not be thrown into disorder by all this parody, and that the same mouth can to-day blow into the trump of the Judgment Day, and to-morrow into the reed-flute! Les Miserables, Volume III, Marius
  • He recently admitted the trio regularly congratulate themselves on having such an amicable relationship.
  • The two men had reached an amicable agreement that Buckles would not continue for another four or five years. Times, Sunday Times
  • He urged the youths from both sides to forget the bitter past and create an amicable environment for everyone to live in peace.
  • Companies such as American Amicable Life Insurance have weaseled their way to our basic-training bases where they pose as semi-official military agents.
  • Or as amicable as divorces can be? Times, Sunday Times
  • Both claim an amicable split. The Sun
  • The resumption of amicable commercial relations was also matched by cultural and artistic transactions.
  • What a marvel is such a city! it is a strange thing that this grandioseness and this burlesque should be amicable neighbors, that all this majesty should not be thrown into disorder by all this parody, and that the same mouth can to-day blow into the trump of the Les Misérables
  • Those talks continue, with both sides keen to reach an amicable agreement. Times, Sunday Times
  • Needless to say, there was a disagreement, which I'm happy to report has been resolved in amicable fashion, but I keep wondering, what if the random number generator picked $500 instead of $100? Catalog ordering in MX
  • It is an amicable split and no third party is involved. The Sun
  • Amicable numbers come in pairs in which each number is the sum of the proper divisors of the other.
  • After limits were imposed on how much married couples could borrow for home purchases there was a surge in apparently amicable divorces. Times, Sunday Times
  • Both parties are now close to reaching an amicable settlement and that can be the only sensible outcome. The Sun
  • Our relationship is very amicable despite what has happened. The Sun
  • The service was amicable, the ambience was charming, and though the prices were fairly steep for Sofia standards, the experience was worth it.
  • The split was far from amicable and plunged the normally perky star into a well of depression and self-doubt.
  • The key to an amicable divorce is friendship. Times, Sunday Times
  • You should do what you can to maintain an amicable relationship with your neighbours. Times, Sunday Times
  • You should do what you can to maintain an amicable relationship with your neighbours. Times, Sunday Times
  • The agreement was brokered by the World Bank and remains a model for amicable sharing of resources.
  • Her spokesman said the split was amicable. The Sun
  • The split is entirely amicable and is by mutual agreement. Times, Sunday Times
  • Two decades on, Mesnel is a millionaire, albeit a very polite and amicable one, and without, it seems, a single element of ego.
  • He complained that the Government had responded to attempts at an amicable settlement of the conflict with an attack, and had started capitalising Nova Plama assets.
  • The amicable resolution suggested the reformist president and hard-line parliament may be trying to break their cycle of confrontation and deadlock.
  • The only discordant note in the amicable hubbub was the sound of customers fighting over the right to settle their minuscule checks.
  • Robson is an amicable bloke with a marvellous CV and his bitterness at being shown the door was as obvious as it was understandable.
  • Both sides were able to reach an amicable settlement out of court.
  • Her spokesman said the split was amicable. The Sun
  • What a marvel is such a city! it is a strange thing that this grandioseness and this burlesque should be amicable neighbors, that all this majesty should not be thrown into disorder by all this parody, and that the same mouth can today blow into the trump of the Judgment Day, and tomorrow into the reed-flute! Les Miserables
  • The marriage ended in an amicable divorce. Times, Sunday Times
  • I daresay they'll ask her to be matron of honour, just to show the press how amicable everything is. NOTHING TO WEAR AND NOWHERE TO HIDE: A COLLECTION OF SHORT STORIES
  • Negotiations broke down at the end of what appeared to be a very amicable and positive period in the lead-up to these talks.
  • He had a cheeky way, well mannered and very amicable. Times, Sunday Times
  • He urged the siblings to come to an amicable agreement before his judgment next week. The Sun
  • I daresay they'll ask her to be matron of honour, just to show the press how amicable everything is. NOTHING TO WEAR AND NOWHERE TO HIDE: A COLLECTION OF SHORT STORIES
  • A pair of amicable numbers is a pair like 220 and 284 such that the proper divisors of one number sum to the other and vice versa.
  • With Hef's history of amicable breakups, I'm sure he and his ladylove will be just fine. Steve Lake: When the Vows Break: Hefner Engagement a Celebration of Life
  • An impromptu circus, fox and geese, and an amicable game of croquet finished the afternoon. Little Women
  • But his tenure, in difficult circumstances, has been distinctly underwhelming and an amicable parting of the ways between club and manager could be expedient. Times, Sunday Times
  • Consumers control a content today, so it's vicious for brands to establish themselves as great corporate citizens," pronounced Levy. "2009 saw brands coming up with campaigns to strech people in amicable media, as great as campaigns began to focus upon what consumers caring about, not only what's vicious to a brands. Archive 2009-12-01
  • Last week, the more graceful term "petrolic resource reapportionment" began to appear in prominent Venezuela media, along with "amicable annexation. War By Any Other Name
  • After limits were imposed on how much married couples could borrow for home purchases there was a surge in apparently amicable divorces. Times, Sunday Times
  • The split is entirely amicable and is by mutual agreement. Times, Sunday Times
  • We are committed to an ongoing, amicable relationship of mutual care and support. Times, Sunday Times
  • Goodguide is a approved B Corporation, a brand brand brand brand new kind of craving which uses commercial operation to instigate certain amicable as great as ecological change. News about Cars: Mashable: Latest 21 News Updates - including ...
  • After his East Londonderry victory Mr McClarty described his treatment by the party as "shocking" but has since held what he described as "amicable talks" with the UUP party leader. BBC News - Home
  • The disputed area can also be discussed after some time and an amicable settlement may be given to the court for its verdict.
  • They added the split is amicable and that a messy and expensive legal battle is unlikely. The Sun
  • Nevertheless, the essence of what we call humour is that amusing weaknesses should be combined with an amicable humanity. The Sense of Beauty Being the Outlines of Aesthetic Theory
  • Here's the way it works: Every so often, as I listen or otherwise get my tongue tied up in knots over you, you open your mouth and begin to talk back, thus beginning an amicable colloquy.
  • The dispute was resolved on amicable terms.
  • A swift and amicable settlement to this dispute is needed now.
  • The amicable resolution suggested the reformist president and hard-line parliament may be trying to break their cycle of confrontation and deadlock.
  • The situation you face is not uncommon and, if possible, you should try to reach an amicable agreement. Times, Sunday Times
  • It is clearly an amicable agreement. The Sun
  • It has also made it harder to reach an amicable financial settlement. Times, Sunday Times
  • It is recorded that the first persons who practised this species of composition [Footnote: The _composition_ here mentioned consisted of three parts, The _first_ regarded the structure; that is, the _connection_ of our words, and required that the last syllable of every preceding, and the first of every succeeding word should be so aptly united as to produce an agreeable sound; which was effected by avoiding a collision of vowels or of inamicable consonants. Cicero's Brutus or History of Famous Orators; also His Orator, or Accomplished Speaker.
  • The split is amicable and it is thought no one else is involved. The Sun
  • They added the split is amicable and that a messy and expensive legal battle is unlikely. The Sun
  • Our relationship is very amicable despite what has happened. The Sun
  • His impending departure is wholly amicable. Times, Sunday Times
  • We have bunched next all a ultimate news, blogs as well as amicable articles upon jfgi meaning; suffer as well as do not dont think about to ask as well as answer ques. ... JFGI Meaning - Common JFGI Definition | FlaGames
  • No consternation that most OGXers have found it more copacetic to turn conservatives (remember a Reagan Youth?); or instead to embrace what Baudrillard (a French Postmodern) would call a "soft ideologies" of ecologism as well as antiracism, instead of, say, amicable justice. Archive 2009-11-01
  • Making informal discusses and meetings, which is a better means for amicable settlement.
  • Amicable numbers come in pairs in which each number is the sum of the proper divisors of the other.
  • It is clearly an amicable agreement. The Sun
  • Hal Riney managing director David Verklin said the split was amicable, since it was never intended to be an ongoing relationship.
  • Peters on his knees, engaged in amicable conversation. When Patty Went to College
  • Their relationship hasn't always been amicable.
  • Although traffic wardens are not known for being popular, friends said Milroy was an easygoing, amicable character.
  • Simons sent his attorney to meet with the ranchers in hopes that they could still come to an amicable settlement.
  • There were reports that it was a rather unpleasant conversation during which Mr. Brown reportedly "ranted" but a Lib Dem spokesperson said it was "perfectly amicable". The Hindu - Front Page
  • We would like the divorce to be amicable though. The Sun
  • Weeks of amicable negotiations descended into bitter acrimony last night, with both sides blaming each other for the failure to reach an agreement. Times, Sunday Times
  • They added the split is amicable and that a messy and expensive legal battle is unlikely. The Sun
  • The situation you face is not uncommon and, if possible, you should try to reach an amicable agreement. Times, Sunday Times
  • The split is amicable and it is thought no one else is involved. The Sun
  • An impromptu circus, fox and geese, and an amicable game of croquet finished the afternoon. Little Women
  • The two parties have reached an amicable settlement.
  • The marriage ended in an amicable divorce. Times, Sunday Times
  • Both claim an amicable split. The Sun
  • The two nations settled their quarrel in an amicable way.
  • The dispute was resolved on amicable terms.
  • But lawyers yesterday said the exes had reached'an amicable agreement '. The Sun
  • They then moved to India and Pakistan where they formed an amicable relationship with the British.
  • There has been lately a very great struggle between the two parties for the choice of these two magistrates, which had this amicable conclusion — namely, that they chose one of either side; so that neither party having the victory, it is to be hoped it may be a means to allay the heats and unneighbourly feuds which such things breed in towns so large as this is. A Tour through the Eastern Counties of England, 1722
  • In spite of their disagreement they parted on amicable terms.
  • Or as amicable as divorces can be? Times, Sunday Times
  • Mr. Ayrton said the best way to defend and preserve Canada would be to maintain amicable relations with the Imperial Parliament
  • The two nations settled their quarrel in an amicable way.
  • It has also made it harder to reach an amicable financial settlement. Times, Sunday Times
  • We have got to try and get on and reach an amicable settlement which suits all parties. Times, Sunday Times
  • The conversation was amicable, as befitted a meeting between two old friends.
  • So everyone put their heads together and eventually an amicable arrangement was reached.
  • But there was one person with whom I was able to hold an amicable and fruitful conversation.
  • They added the split is amicable and that a messy and expensive legal battle is unlikely. The Sun
  • He accepted that he did not follow procedures in dismissing him but that this was so as to reach an amicable settlement. Times, Sunday Times
  • And it is the sort of amicable relationship which the company has long been known for.
  • We would like the divorce to be amicable though. The Sun
  • The British Government of India had acknowledged this Regency, and was desirous to retain amicable relationship with the Punjaub, but in the middle of the year 1845, so unruly and clamorous for war was the Sikh army, all negotiations terminated, and a state of uncertainty ensued which made it necessary for British India, without declaring hostility, to place itself on a footing to resist it, should so mad an enterprise ensue. The Autobiography of Liuetenant-General Sir Harry Smith, Baronet of Aliwal on the Sutlej, G. C. B.
  • After limits were imposed on how much married couples could borrow for home purchases there was a surge in apparently amicable divorces. Times, Sunday Times
  • So everyone put their heads together and eventually an amicable arrangement was reached.
  • His informal style of speech and amicable personality, combined with professional experience at home and abroad make him a distinctive figure in contemporary Japan.
  • Their shared history means the split is amicable. The Sun
  • They didn't know each other entirely, maybe just by their faces, but it was still the same sort of amicable atmosphere the place exuded.
  • By this time their disagreement had reached such a pitch that there was no hope of an amicable conclusion.
  • Both parties hope to reach an amicable settlement.
  • We are committed to an ongoing, amicable relationship of mutual care and support. Times, Sunday Times
  • No consternation that most OGXers have found it more copacetic to turn conservatives (remember a Reagan Youth?); or instead to embrace what Baudrillard (a French Postmodern) would call a "soft ideologies" of ecologism as well as antiracism, instead of, say, amicable justice. The Original Generation X, 1954-63 by Joshua Glenn
  • None the less, such was his amicable nature that all welcomed him as a playing companion.
  • The two men had reached an amicable agreement that Buckles would not continue for another four or five years. Times, Sunday Times
  • We're still really good friends and it's all very amicable, but it just wasn't working and hadn't done so for quite some time.
  • The two nations settled their quarrel in an amicable way.
  • In spite of their disagreement they parted on amicable terms.
  • It was amicable and did not last long - little more than an hour.
  • His manner was perfectly amicable but I felt uncomfortable.
  • The grapevine has it that the actor wanted an amicable settlement to the controversy.
  • The meeting ended on reasonably amicable terms.
  • They have not been in court before now for custody of the child and had reached an amicable arrangement over visiting rights.
  • But lawyers yesterday said the exes had reached'an amicable agreement '. The Sun
  • Hal Riney managing director David Verklin said the split was amicable, since it was never intended to be an ongoing relationship.
  • He urged the siblings to come to an amicable agreement before his judgment next week. The Sun
  • But his tenure, in difficult circumstances, has been distinctly underwhelming and an amicable parting of the ways between club and manager could be expedient. Times, Sunday Times
  • Attentive and direct, the spectacled Maharaj was cautious about disclosing details of his exit from Intercommercial which he said happened on amicable terms.
  • Has this evident desire to maintain amicable relations with us been fairly met on this side of the water? The Civil War in America
  • He accepted that he did not follow procedures in dismissing him but that this was so as to reach an amicable settlement. Times, Sunday Times
  • Their shared history means the split is amicable. The Sun
  • His manner was perfectly amicable but I felt uncomfortable.
  • The two nations reached an amicable agreement.
  • But, at least in the beginning, relations between the neighboring states were largely amicable.
  • Both parties are now close to reaching an amicable settlement and that can be the only sensible outcome. The Sun
  • After limits were imposed on how much married couples could borrow for home purchases there was a surge in apparently amicable divorces. Times, Sunday Times
  • It was all cool and amicable, he's helping us find a replacement and he's letting us use his kit during the try-outs.
  • It is an amicable split and no third party is involved. The Sun
  • It may be still some time before an amicable solution is arrived at.
  • Though we believe we have a chance of remaining independent, we have to work together and would like to have an amicable relationship.
  • By this time their disagreement had reached such a pitch that there was no hope of an amicable conclusion.
  • We have got to try and get on and reach an amicable settlement which suits all parties. Times, Sunday Times
  • Some of his unfamiliar travels competence have been entirely motivated by a search for amicable progress, nonetheless his multiform hospitalizations abroad do raise a possibility which he hoped to equivocate broadside about his illness. Philadelphia Reflections: Shakspere Society of Philadelphia
  • Once Mr Ahern had clarified the position, the conversation was amicable.
  • The event was a particularly amicable one and the result for Europeans, especially the Scots, could not have been better.
  • The court heard the pair had been drinking in various pubs during the evening and had been on amicable terms.
  • Those talks continue, with both sides keen to reach an amicable agreement. Times, Sunday Times
  • If there were irreconcilable political differences then they should have agreed to an amicable parting of the ways after the next election.
  • Kitchener, however, struck up an amicable relationship with Botha and most of the other Boer leaders and at his suggestion on April 18th they left to consult their commandos.
  • Spokespersons for the pair say it's an amicable split and that the two remain friends.

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