More likely, China will now try to patch up relations with Britain, and keep putting a positive gloss on Copenhagen.
And if John McCain is going to patch up relations with conservative voters, one place he should probably go is Colorado.
It was not at all a sign, he said, that the regime is trying to patch things up with its internal rivals.
Greece also needs to patch up ties with America, strained by a veto, which Mr Papandreou has chosen to uphold, on Macedonia's entry to NATO because of an 18-year-long dispute over the name of Greece's northern neighbour.
The presence of Schily and other German politicians in the audience at a panel discussion hosted by U.S. Ambassador Daniel Coats as election results rolled in was a strong indication the German political community sought to patch up ties with Washington, regardless of who takes the White House.
Mr. Obama's standing among Palestinians appeared to fall as he moved to patch up his relationship with Israel.
The diplomatic incident comes less than a week after the White House and the Kremlin attempted to patch up a damaged relationship with a high-level meeting between U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Charlton Heston pretty well wrecks it again by turning up with an eye patch.
On November 6th the coalition sought to patch up disputes among its three quarrelsome members with a little extra spending.
She said a friend had sought out a discreet place "to go" and ended up sliding down a patch of snow with "her pants round her ankles".
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As I recently reported, AOL seems to be easing up on the gas somewhat with Patch, backing away from earlier promises that the network will include more than 1, 000 towns by the end of 2011.
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The initial 3.0 release required a myPlex account and didn't include a remote control widget, and those have only just been fixed with a quick follow-up patch.
They had numerous chances to wrap up an aggregate victory on their home patch, with substitute Collins Babajide going close with a header and two efforts from inside the area in the last 15 minutes.
When mice with Usher syndrome were injected with the "genetic patch" they grew up able to hear and had no balance problems.
The expulsion comes a week after Secretary of State John Kerry traveled to Moscow to meet with President Vladimir Putin in the latest effort to patch up a relationship jarred by disputes over issues from European security and Mideast uprisings to human rights.
But even he probably could not have imagined the system would end up with a monkey being elected in Peter Mandelson's patch.
With outfits like Patch, AOL is doing a good job rolling up small-scale news reporting across the country.
Microsoft certainly seems to keep up with support of the platform, and just this week sent out a patch for guide data that went missing after the DTV switchover.
When Scott York first showed up in Loudoun County more than two decades ago, he found a rural patch of northern Virginia with 80, 000 residents and 300 dairy farms.
His reconnoitre had led him, through a vegetable patch given up to weeds, into what had been a garden, its single remaining flower bed marked with seed packets that told what its several rows contained.
Many problems that once required sawing through the breastbone and opening up the chest for open heart surgery now can be treated with a nip, twist or patch through a tube.
The consumer giant has linked up with Noven Pharmaceuticals, a Miami outfit that already makes an FDA-approved two-hormone patch for women in menopause.
If the two Slavic republics can patch up a deal, then it will be harder for Kosovo to resist international pressure to accept some sort of association with Yugoslavia.
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