what is the difference between "at peace"   and   "in peace"? and how does the meaning change?
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"at peace" is a state of being while "in peace" describes the situation or the general ambience surrounding a meeting
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I believe that it refers to either the absence of power (meaning, no one is in control) or it means that there are no politics going on.\n\nMy guess is that it refers to the absence of a controlling force or entity.  Right now, there is almost a political vacuum in Iraq.  No one is completely in control, which is why there is a civil war brewing.
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Peace be with you,\n\nI don't know what that means since I don't speak or understand those langugages but go to www.google.com and click on Language Tools (under the Search bar, it's a small link) and then you can copy and paste that and get its literal translation.\n\nI hope you find what you are looking for. =)\n\nPeace.
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It depends if that is an ending or beginning of a sentence. As in:\n\n"On a quiet and peaceful night, I walked in the woods."\nor\n"Nothing stirred in the quiet and peaceful night."\n\nYou would generally want to use "on" with the phrasing of "__ a quiet and peaceful night" or "in" with the "__ the quiet and peaceful night."\n\n\n*Update*\nAfter seeing your update, "On" is the only word that will correctly fit.
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(m)\n\nReconciliation is changing for the better a relationship between two or more persons. Theologically it refers to the change of relationship between God and man.
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There isn't any difference.  Was that in any doubt? \n\nWhat that has to do with immigration, I don't know.
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Aaaaaah, let us see. Both are a way of conveying thoughts. Both are a form introspection. Both are a round about way of saying a very simple thing\n:)
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I agree with The Professor (real or not) but regarding the last example he used (See below)\n>>>Thus, the rule requires you to say We can come to an agreement only if everyone is willing to compromise. But you can say more naturally, with slightly different emphasis and with no risk of misunderstanding, We can only come to an agreement if everyone is willing to compromise.<<<\nI tend to disagree.  These two arrangements do convey different meanings.  The first one means "No compromise, no agreement (i.e. a compromise is the requirement for an agreement)."  The second sentence means "An agreement is the only thing and nothing else we arrive at upon a compromise. (i.e. when a compromise is reached, we have no choice but agree)."
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Well, here we go with Semantics again!\n\nThere is the Peace of wealth, good, and plenty ..\n\nThere is the Peace of your body, dead and buried..\n\nPeace meaning lack of strife
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Because they're pronouced differently\n\nWahn vs. won
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No one seems to know; people argue interchangeably over the two.\n\nThe ref below describes this in more detail.
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In music it means: \n\n1) 'a piece of harmonized music' \n\nor\n\n2) 'singing in harmony'
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The difference between the what is the what between the difference! Barf. This is by far the most serious answer i have ever given! OK?\n\n\n\nU make me smile :)
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I dont really see a difference. Surely there is differences . Like most of the time judges marry in court houses or their preferred spot. I'm not sure what the judge says, but i'm guessing its pretty similar to what a priest says in his church.
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separated from religion\n\n:> peace\n.
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The first one implies God needs to love you even if you are to dumb to know it. The second implies he already does and you are being informed of the fact.\n\n\nSub-teacher for many years. Not any more cause God love me I quit.
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check wikipedia.com\n\n:> peace