You balanced tirelessly, indefatigably; you balanced, you balanced, and then you balanced some more.
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I think it was balanced, as balanced as it can be.
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If you read our candidate reports, they're balanced, they're really balanced.
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Balanced offerings can be actively managed, like Vanguard Wellington, T. Rowe Price Balanced, Mairs & Power Balanced or Oakmark Equity and Income, or indexed and passively managed, like the Vanguard Balanced Index Fund or iShares Core Growth Allocation E.T.F. They can hew mostly to domestic securities, as does Vanguard Balanced, or they can bet bigger on international markets, as does T. Rowe Price Balanced.
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The bipartisan Balanced Budget Act of 1997 would have balanced the budget by 2002.
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Between two excellent teams, a balanced one should defeat the less-balanced one, right?
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BALANCED BUDGET: The government continues to work towards achieving a balanced national budget in 2020.
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In his view, it is balanced or near balanced at best, and may still be oversupplied.
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Balanced Financial Strategy, Stable Leverage Starbucks has maintained a balanced financial strategy over the past several years.
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Rio deserved a more balanced, less hysterical prologue, just as it deserves a more balanced, less triumphal epilogue.
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Marginally, Europe tended to be more balanced, and the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) were least balanced.
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"People do pretty well in balanced funds because balanced funds tend not to inspire fear or greed," he said.
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You're supposed to offer them balanced meals and, as a role model, EAT those balanced meals, which we do.
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"We expect balanced decisions to be taken by the OPEC+ countries, which would help the market stay balanced," he said.
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"Fair and balanced," after all, implied that no one else was balanced, and thus any other information could be dismissed.
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I think they're trying to be very politically correct — or 'fair and balanced,' right, is the term, fair and balanced.
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So, that right there is going to nudge you to plan a more balanced week and have a more balanced life.
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When in doubt, candidates can always support the unicorn of a balanced-budget amendment, or just claim falsely that they've balanced budgets before.
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Although balanced budgets are required by Article VIII of the Illinois Constitution, it is difficult to find a balanced budget since the 1990s.
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And a great number of people in the pundit class believe that a more equitably balanced Harvard leads to a more equitably balanced America.
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For me, brine is a good thing, but it needs to be balanced by those yummy starches and sugars like a balanced potato chip flavor.
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Although the committee's chairman Senator Corker commented multiple times on how "balanced" the expert panel was, it was difficult to see what was being balanced.
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Officials said that "risks to the economic outlook appear roughly balanced," a slight change from March, when they declared that "near-term risks" appeared roughly balanced.
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Balanced budget amendment & budget rescissions The House will vote next week on an amendment to the Constitution requiring a balanced budget, according to two GOP leadership aides.
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And I've done it when I was in Washington when we had a balanced budget; had four years of balanced budgets; paid down a half-trillion of debt.
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Asked if it was time to abandon the balanced budget policy, she said experience showed that achieving a good economy was not incompatible with having a balanced budget.
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These include: A balanced-budget amendment: Passing a balanced-budget amendment to the U.S. Constitution is a good first step to get our country's fiscal house in order.
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Colorado's input-to-output ratio was the most balanced of all the states (meaning they burned lots of the calories they inhaled), while Mississippi's was the least balanced.
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He opposed the deals that led to a balanced budget and then he was one of the Washington insiders that managed to take credit for the balanced budget anyway.
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"The important thing to understand is that we can have a more balanced diet and therefore a more balanced footprint and not abolish the cow," Mayor Pete Buttigieg said.
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Obviously no balanced kid is inspired to shoot up his school to 'win' a competition in his head, but these are not balanced kids—not an Eagle Scout among them.
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I've never heard the phrase BALANCED EDIT (for "Balanced diet"), and I've been on both sides of the editorial process for years, but I suppose it could be a thing.
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The idea is then we bring people into the community, but it's balanced and we try to keep all the ratios somewhat balanced and reflective of the community that they're in.
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Meanwhile, the Villere Balanced Fund (VILLX) has posted a return of 103 percent this year and ranks in the first percentile among balanced funds with 70-to-85 percent equity allocation.
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" "Competition between the social systems is still evenly balanced.
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KASICH: ... to get the balance the federal budget balanced?
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" But overall "I love her balanced approach to meals.
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The Mairs & Power Balanced Fund adds a Midwestern twist.
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" He added, "We just have to have balanced messaging.
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BUT I THINK -- MNUCHIN: I THOUGHT AT THAT TIME I GAVE A RATHER BALANCED COMMENT ON THE DOLLAR, WHICH PEOPLE INTERPRETED BECAUSE IT WAS BALANCED, IT WAS DIFFERENT THAN PREVIOUS TREASURY SECRETARIES.
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If a balanced oil market includes some desired ratio of stocks to consumption, then a balanced market in 603 will need to carry a significantly higher level of stocks than 260-260 average.
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The board was a rousing success and the District achieved a balanced budget by 220006, keeping it balanced for the ensuing four years, when it ceded budgetary power back to the elected government.
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Outside that age range the ratio is roughly evenly balanced.
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Bags spilled over the sides; one balanced across her lap.
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This structure suggests markets are balanced or in short supply.
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"I think they're going to give an accurate, balanced perspective."
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More accountability can be balanced with parental rights, Lubienski said.
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Overall, however, analysts said market fundamentals were balanced, supporting prices.
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It has to be balanced, as it's four versus four.
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It is a very balanced, very happy, very equal partnership.
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RPT-CHINA'S INTERNATIONAL PAYMENTS IN Q1 BASICALLY BALANCED - FX REGULATOR
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But no French government has balanced its budget since 22005.
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Most of the salads are nutritionally balanced, according to Koidis.
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Balanced music lovers tend to prefer songs across the spectrum.
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It's less broad, less balanced, and less about the fans.
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We're nowhere close to a balanced budget or fiscal discipline.
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And balance is something Sasha also thought about: balanced cocktails.
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It may be balanced, but it's not at all predictable.
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Both of you were governors who balanced the state budget.
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Turkey's economy is better balanced now than it was then.
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Are there places that are balanced in tightness and looseness?
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It was a tiny meal, but a relatively balanced one.
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Even when we spoke about politics, he somehow remained balanced.
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It doesn't feel balanced to me, if I'm not involved.
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His poor World Series balanced things out, as did Cespedes's.
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Will he remain fair and balanced in calling the match?
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Leitao also promised balanced books for the next five years.
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It's barely more balanced than the Fugoo, but quieter too.
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They also sound pretty fantastic and are impressively well balanced.
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Yet Mr Johnson's incompetence is balanced by his perceived electability.
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Perhaps this attraction keeps me balanced with her, dear death.
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In our view, management has maintained a balanced financial policy.
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She mixes high with low to keep her budget balanced.
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"This is what a balanced budget looks like," he said.
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However, this is balanced by a lack of leverage headroom.
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Six months' supply of listings is considered a balanced market.
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Climate change has thrown our beautifully balanced planet into chaos.
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Right now, he believes it's a balanced market for oil.
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The show is always going to be fair and balanced.
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Fairies have remained perfectly balanced on that line of belief.
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We really believe in this idea of simple and balanced.
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The investigations will examine whether the coverage was sufficiently balanced.
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There's no better moment to be truly fair and balanced.
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But a sustained era of balanced growth failed to emerge.
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Utah has balanced its budgets, Washington is buried in debt.
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Writing in my journal helped me stay balanced and objective.
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They got a balanced statement ... the market didn't want that.
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I worked for ten years to pass that balanced budget.
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Sadly, their views will not be well informed or balanced.
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After a few reps, switch legs for a balanced workout.
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The limited time frame is balanced by breadth and variety.
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The balanced bitterness of the drink is bracing and welcome.
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Which, by all accounts, seems like a balanced way forward.
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Let's do a balanced budget so the problem is fixed.
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Statutes rule the day, and balanced analysis is the norm.
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Yet these flaws were more than balanced by the novelties.
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More than half of Simply Balanced offerings are organic, too.
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That means 2018 overall should show "a closely balanced market".
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Both can be achieved in a balanced fashion without panic.
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My favorites were taut and energetic, well balanced and refreshing.
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But strong friendships are essential to a balanced emotional life.
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Some senators emphasized the need to find a balanced response.
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The meat was balanced out perfectly by the fluffy eggs.
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We need a balanced approach and a better way forward.
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"It doesn't always need to be balanced," Scott told me.
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But the Tigers' offense was sharp, balanced and explosive Saturday.
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It has been much more balanced and much more fair.
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The spreadsheet is called the Balanced Transportation Analyzer, or BTA.
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So the forecast we present to you today is balanced.
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Their relationship is balanced, equal and brimming with mutual respect.
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I have more constructive thoughts that are balanced with good.
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But, said Hatcher, Schumer's balanced those imperatives well thus far.
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The iPhone XR represents a more balanced approach for Apple.
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Those numbers are more balanced in France, Canada and Poland.
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The reporting was exhaustive and balanced, and the tone measured.
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And the old balanced fund is lately finding new fans.
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Its first offering, the Balanced Fund, was established in 1931.
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We have a record of balanced budgets and increased revenue.
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There are times when Taylor tries to be too balanced.
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It was beautifully balanced and focused, with spicy, lingering flavors.
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The trade picture looks more balanced when factoring in services.
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Today, agricultural trade between the two countries is roughly balanced.
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Many existing coal plants are balanced on a fine edge.
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Finally, in 2015 it morphed into a truly balanced letter.
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How could anyone object to design this elegant and balanced?
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Individual airports are also putting balanced eating at the forefront.
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She started digitizing the collection and balanced the museum's budget.
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But on St. Kitts, supply and demand are more balanced.
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"A balanced diet is incredibly important during pregnancy," he said.
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"We've been advocates for finding a balanced solution," Muilenburg said.
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I balanced out bulky shelves with a small Polaroid string.
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I am especially smitten with the beautifully balanced, exquisite 2014.
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Because for Huawei, we hope to see a balanced world.
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Tense, deep and well balanced, with lingering, savory, saline flavors.
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Staff needs still have to be balanced with client demands.
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Mister Rogers's demeanor balanced openness with reserve, curiosity with tact.
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The late Fox chief pledged Americans fair and balanced news.
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Nonetheless, it was balanced and energetic, not bad at all.
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He cannot provide the balanced leadership needed for this post.
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But this need for accountability must be balanced by independence.
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CBK's liquidity is sound and funding is balanced and stable.
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On trade, China has tried to project a balanced tone.
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Her 2016 album, "Dangerous Woman," expertly balanced infatuation and empowerment.
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Mr. Di Maio has been geopolitically balanced in his misnomers.
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That balanced approach may come naturally as millennials get older.
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LAs have a statutory obligation to present a balanced budget.
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Oh, and he balanced the budget and generated a surplus.
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We're talking about good ol' fashioned capitalism, fair and balanced.
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Villere has managed the Villere Balanced Fund since September 1999.
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The third movement really then acquires a more balanced structure.
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My commercial jobs balanced whatever movie work I could find.
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I don't pretend that I'm fair and balanced and objective.
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Examples include federal term limits and a balanced budget rule.
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I do not support the proposed Balanced Budget Amendment (BBA).
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"We have balanced [cancellations] across our system," said the airline.
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His lectures were models of lucid exposition and balanced judgment.
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Risks to the inflation projection also were seen as balanced.
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This system balanced a range of critical rights and interests.
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I think we've balanced each other out over the years.
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"The reason why people couldn't keep a straight face when he said he was going to introduce a balanced budget is because (Rauner) has never been even close to a balanced budget," Cullerton said.
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Even if America's trade were perfectly balanced (and there's no particular reason to think that it should be) there's no reason to think that trade between any two countries in particular should be balanced.
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Balanced budget The House is expected to vote on a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution just weeks after Congress passed a $1.3 trillion spending package that is projected to add billions to the deficit.
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Kasich's top priority is a balanced budget and he did a national "balanced budget tour" last year; his presidential campaign events often have a clock with numbers ticking upward, tracking the level of national debt.
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The reshuffle was cautious, rather than flashy; balanced, rather than innovative.
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And Zero's SR feels distinctly balanced across power, performance, and rideability.
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Its cameras and image quality are well balanced across the board.
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There will also be a balanced Mid mode for everyday driving.
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When you have these elements perfectly balanced, you create perfect harmony.
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"Now, investors are a little more balanced and bullish," he said.
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CHAFFETZ: It&aposs making sure that things are fair and balanced.
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On Tuesday, Leitao pledged balanced budgets for the next five years.
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S. balanced trade shows that it is a mutually effective relationship.
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When the ratios are balanced, the high is much more gentle.
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So maybe combine that with some generous, balanced exclamation point use!!!!!!!
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"We believe Russia needs to have a balanced position," he said.
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Yet the surprise result suggests that the corruption roughly balanced out.
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The Seminoles had balanced scoring, including 21 points from Devin Vassell.
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We strive for balanced partnership and long-passed the honeymoon phase.
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Like magic — or, at the very least, like normal, balanced skin.
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These teams are balanced and deep, and they present fascinating matchups.
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But creating a balanced database is by itself a complicated feat.
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Six months is considered a balanced market between buyer and seller.
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The guardians of balanced literacy acknowledge that phonics has a place.
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"We thought the outcome was reasonable, fair and balanced," he said.
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The Seminoles had balanced scoring, including 13 points from Devin Vassell.
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The oil market is rarely balanced, and never for very long.
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You helped craft the last balanced budget the United States had.
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Bulgaria is expected to end this year with a balanced budget.
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How do you recommend we stay informed, and also stay balanced?
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The D8000 have an amazingly detailed, balanced, and dynamic sound signature.
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It's very sturdy, very balanced, but do not go really fast.
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Cooper was balanced on Harris' hip as they ordered their meal.
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I think that balanced out all the bits about the yoga.
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And that, by its nature, is not going to be balanced.
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The Clippers led 103-57 at the half behind balanced scoring.
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Bill Clinton (now a vegan) balanced his Big Macs with running.
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But I still wish both sides of the show's equation balanced.
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Balanced against these potential benefits, however, is the potential for blight.
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"We made sure that her meals were well-balanced," he said.
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Analysts cited concerns about tariffs and a balanced risk/reward profile.
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Thaddeus Young led a balanced first-half attack with 11 points.
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The Senate is more balanced, but still firmly in Republican hands.
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So I think it has to be balanced on both sides.
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Bulls maintain that the market will be balanced in six months.
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Shahbaz Sharif, by contrast, has maintained balanced ties with the military.
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Remember, this show was always going to be fair and balanced.
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Eat a sensible, balanced diet with lots of fruits and vegetables.
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We wanted to make sure that we have a balanced budget.
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Tyler Johnson rounded out Miami's balanced scoring attack with 10 points.
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I also think that the entire Commission should be gender balanced.
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Mr Kasich may have balanced budgets and put forward conservative priorities.
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The current psychic Neptunian energy is balanced by grounding planet Saturn.
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The risks surrounding the euro area growth outlook remain broadly balanced.
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This diversity of supply is important to a balanced energy policy.
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McConnell leads balanced attack as 76ers top Pistons AUBURN HILLS, Mich.
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TVP1's news programme was deemed one of the most balanced.
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You look up there and it was balanced the entire way.
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The HomePod packs more bass and is bit more well-balanced.
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Most have presented the arguments of both sides as finely balanced.
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So just keeping it balanced is the hardest thing to do.
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The plan aims to achieve a balanced budget within a decade.
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"if by balanced you mean at Zero, then yes," Dril responded.
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According to Câlin, Libras have a strong need to feel balanced.
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Five minutes later my jab feels different: looser, quicker, more balanced.
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Meanwhile, Oklahoma State complemented its stingy defense with a balanced offense.
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Trade agreements must not only be balanced, but also be enforced.
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This season their roster is deeper, more experienced and better balanced.
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The bulk of its production is for Target's Simply Balanced line.
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The Wolfpack led 44-34 at halftime, benefitting from balanced scoring.
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You can construct an information diet that is much more balanced.
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Mahrez is slight but swift, wonderfully balanced and full of trickery.
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At first we were using analytics software and doing balanced experiments.
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A balanced market supply is considered to be about six months.
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Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble aims for a balanced budget this year.
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Sweden's balanced budgets mean this is financed with high tax rates.
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The limited time frame is balanced by exceptional breadth and variety.
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But, she feels that that's balanced against the money she saves.
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Powerful, elegant and balanced, the winery's cabernet made an immediate impact.
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I MEAN, WE HAVEN'T HAD A BALANCED BUDGET SINCE PRESIDENT CLINTON.
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And, my family enjoyed the balanced meals I produced with it.
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Why not pair the two together for a truly balanced catharsis?
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A balanced market would be six to seven months of inventory.
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Pan also said that China's capital flows have become more balanced.
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Our military is more important to me than a balanced budget.
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Imports and exports of "tin products", meanwhile, largely balanced themselves out.
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How is that balanced against what's happening with the intelligence side?
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He's balanced, though, because he threw a jab Trump's way too.
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And it is crucial to achieve balanced and flexible trade relations.
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The respondent sample is balanced for gender but not across geography.
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LG: But it's great that this year, it's actually balanced out.
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I balanced on the bathroom sink and sat in the windowsill.
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Get a balanced diet to support bone density and muscle strength.
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So we're more looking at a balanced supply and demand outlook.
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Pairs of girls twirled around, arm in arm and perfectly balanced.
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All members of Parliament have to run on gender-balanced tickets.
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I hope that Russia will take a firm but balanced stand.
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It is, however, more finely balanced than it has ever been.
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To be sure, I would be happy to have balanced trade.
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Sammy balanced a diorama of the High Line on his back.
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To the Editor: Thank you for publishing your well-balanced article.
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Clinton and Trump were the most gender-balanced in their stories.
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The first pledge to go, obviously, will be the balanced budget.
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This year, the best balanced teams are Michigan State and Duke.
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Panels that seemed awkwardly composed suddenly become elegant and beautifully balanced.
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"It is called being fair and balanced Mr. President," Cavuto said.
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Better balanced, too, since its weight is concentrated in its middle.
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The balanced budget amendment has been pushed by Republicans for decades.
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He called himself a feminist and assembled a gender-balanced cabinet.
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It is also better balanced nutritionally and a whole lot tastier.
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Here's my advice for anyone truly interested in a balanced view.
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Treat your donations like your investments and have a balanced portfolio.
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Emily Hanford's conclusions about whole language and balanced literacy are shortsighted.
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She is balanced between the no more and the not yet.
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So you see a photograph of Paul balanced on one knee.
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Foods containing probiotics are part of a healthy, well-balanced diet.
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Instead, governments should more balanced in including fiscal stimulus, he said.
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The Third had a fire to it, too, balanced by security.
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But a balanced diet can include occasional foods that are problematic.
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They're extremely well-balanced and faithful to the music being played.
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Center Luke Kornet led a balanced Commodores attack with 18 points.
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The limited time frame is balanced by unprecedented breadth and variety.
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These compact speakers output true, balanced audio and deep, expansive bass.
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A balanced diet contains proteins, carbohydrates, vegetables, fruits, grains, and dairy.
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Throughout, Schanelec's color and framing are impeccable, the shots harmoniously balanced.
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I knew my tone had to be measured, balanced and detached.
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But Beal and Wall could not match Atlanta's more balanced effort.
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More children are being immunized and are eating nutritious, balanced meals.
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But according to the classical theory, only two triangles are balanced.
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Now, I approach my taxes in a much more balanced way.
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I haven't balanced my checkbook since I was nineteen years old.
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Pence has been restrained and balanced in his commentary thus far.
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He balanced schoolwork with picking out shades and sending back samples.
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It's kind of luxurious, but you've balanced it with a hoodie.
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And they sounded perfectly fine, with balanced and clean sound reproduction.
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It also continues their recent tilt toward a more balanced lineup.
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Mandatory balanced budget rules forced states to reduce funding to cities.
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Under Merkel's leadership, Berlin has rigorously pushed for a balanced budget.
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Balanced scoring has been a big factor in their recent success.
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Envision a near future where privacy and access can be balanced.
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"But it must be balanced with the medical side," he says.
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Balanced on a 5nm point, the world could fall either way.
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Only CBO can provide that kind of rigorous and balanced evidence.
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The blindfolded lady carrying those balanced scales requires they do so.
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That would allow a balanced pension budget by 2027, he said.
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More careful, balanced American foreign policy is not in Moscow's interest.
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"Steady, balanced, objective, clear about the Constitution and very focused," Rep.
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It's pure, fine and balanced, a wine of subtlety and finesse.
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Borrowings are balanced by tenors with no significant spikes in repayments.
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And balanced against that is our responsibility to do no harm.
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Fairness includes a balanced process for selecting which stories get coverage.
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It nonetheless was well balanced, with the typical tart, herbal flavors.
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Getting balanced advice to the president is more important than ever.
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But Mill is a model for a life of balanced convictions.
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I would say the best thing to do, generally speaking for most investors, is to think about how they have that more balanced, all-weather approach so that by taking that balanced portfolio and having that in China, just like there should be a balanced portfolio in other parts, diversification and balance are the most important things in creating a portfolio anywhere.
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Balanced Economy Despite its small size compared with other French regions, Centre-Val-de-Loire's socio-economic profile is balanced, due to the region's resilient local industry (cosmetics and pharmaceuticals) and robust agricultural and tourism sectors.
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Just as efforts to lift people out of poverty must be balanced against the impact on the environment, the rights of migrants have to be balanced against the need to keep societies safe, Mr. Lambrinidis said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Supply and demand of China's foreign exchange were basically balanced in February, the country's FX regulator said in a statement on Thursday, adding that cross-border capital flows will become more balanced in the future.
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And in the way that a good balanced diet will actually sustain you over the long haul, you want a good balanced diet of friends and lovers that are going to keep you satisfied and sustain you.
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Nasdaq is keeping a "balanced approach" to its capital deployment, Greifeld said.
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Let the games begin There were dads who balanced upwards of 20.
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Follow along in the video to feel more balanced in the universe.
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They hope the new program will help them maintain more balanced populations.
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You know, justice is only served when justice is fair and balanced.
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It did not forecast a date for return to a balanced budget.
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"Of course it should be balanced," Putin said, referring to the legislation.
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Merkel said reforms should be balanced and "not hit the wrong people".
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Eating a balanced diet can help you feel healthier and more energized.
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Now, I'm inclined to take more of a balanced approach to drinking.
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It's delightfully well balanced and best suited to natural or orchestral music.
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In my opinion, you should eat a balanced, varied and healthy diet.
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Experts believe it's difficult to feed an infant a balanced vegan diet.
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In Overwatch, Blizzard has created perhaps the most balanced and sensible approach.
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A balanced 24.66/50 bond/equity portfolio usually weathers recessions relatively well.
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That growth balanced out a continued drag at its Gillette shaving business.
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So, you need a balanced approach on these issues you've got to.
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If the show can keep up this balanced, engaging editing, David vs.
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We have to show that we can march to a balanced budget.
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The league is also altering its schedule to make it more balanced.
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These are the most sonically balanced headphones V-Moda has yet produced.
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It feels lighter, though, because it's balanced more naturally on your head.
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At every step, he has balanced data with his field-level experience.
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I'm no longer afraid of linked lists or balanced binary search trees.
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A few other main choices we tried were a little less balanced.
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They are supposed to be fair and balanced to report the facts.
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Overall, they're surprisingly well balanced despite not coming with an accompanying app.
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Mendoza balanced its budget by 2017 and had a surplus last year.
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Germany's balanced budget would have been replaced by a 1.6 percent deficit.
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It did not need ideological commitments to small government or balanced budgets.
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When we train our models, we make sure the data is balanced.
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Both Gary Johnson and I balanced our states' budgets without raising taxes.
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I try to look at it both ways for a balanced product.
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Vanguard Balanced Index Fund is a tidy proxy for this simple approach.
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Like the Røde however, it comes with a dinky, poorly-balanced tripod.
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Everyone wants Heather to live a healthy and balanced and safe life.
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The finely balanced state of the Commons means that every vote counts.
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The sound is solid and well-balanced, so far as tablets go.
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BRADY: And so we just need to take a good balanced approach.
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"Make your plan simple, balanced and have it have purpose," Weiss said.
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The difficulty is knowing how these signals are balanced, if at all.
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And somehow, Miller Knives manages to make the whole thing remarkably balanced.
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But the government already knew that supply and demand were finely balanced.
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This sombre reality is balanced by tender banter between Qaiser and Saba.
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The party now declines to say when the budget will be balanced.
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The Commission presented its balanced proposal two years ago, in September 113.
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This feature could help you build a more balanced portfolio of cryptocurrencies.
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It's heavy, and poorly balanced, with the keyboard flopping as you type.
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Kawasaki's various wooden foods resemble all the parts of a balanced diet.
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Beeson, the licensed professional counselor, said he thinks the statement was balanced.
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Balanced budget: I am told Trump's budget will balance over ten years.
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There are no participation trophies in the struggle for balanced federal powers.
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Is humanity capable of intentionally engineering such a complex, carefully balanced system?
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I've started working out recently and [that] really helps keep me balanced.
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His absence leaves the court balanced between its conservative and liberal wings.
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PLEITGEN: Rouhani has a balanced approach to foreign relations, this woman says.
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Like I said, it's well-balanced, so the earbuds don't feel heavy.
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Six months' supply is considered a balanced market between buyer and seller.
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It's so impressive, it makes you want to say something phonetically balanced.
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Girard also pledged to deliver four additional fiscal years of balanced budgets.
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It also means it's well-balanced and not bitter for bitter's sake.
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ABC's balance sheet is well-balanced between liquid and non-liquid assets.
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Reserve guard Kevin Johnson scored 15 points to pace the balanced Bearcats.
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FISCHER: I THINK -- I THINK THE RISKS ARE MORE OR LESS BALANCED.
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The diet is healthy and balanced but is recommended only for women.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker called the plans "very well balanced".
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It was a speech that was more balanced and more presidential-sounding.
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But the market tends to be more balanced than it is now.
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TfL must produce a balanced budget each year and cannot be liquidated.
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JPMorgan's Aziz also expects a more-balanced view of China's economy ahead.
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If you take your coffee black, you'll get a well-balanced brew.
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But Moody's shifted to a stable outlook, from negative, citing balanced risks.
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But it's always balanced out by brightness and more lighthearted comedic fare.
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Hopefully the film itself really will be as balanced as Yimou says!
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It also wants value-added tax reduced and favors a balanced budget.
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"It was a quite a balanced decision," said ING economist Dmitry Polevoy.
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These were brilliant men who created a system of carefully balanced powers.
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No. 243, the Tyrconnell Irish single malt, was well balanced and complex.
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Historical returns for a balanced portfolio have averaged about 8 percent annually.
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"It was poorly written, poorly organized and poorly balanced," Mr. Krieger says.
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The steaming, perfectly balanced broth is remarkably light and simply trance-inducing.
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But another underrepresented social group is entering the fight for balanced representation.
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I don't have a problem waiting that long for a balanced budget.
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The comfortable feel and balanced audio make them a great everyday model.
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Seriously, I don't even eat breakfasts this balanced and filling at home.
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But economic and technological dynamism needs to be balanced by cultural cohesion.
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She asked how Krasner balanced the perspective of victims in his work.
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Instead, here are some of the highlights from my balanced budget plan.
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Further, the president ran on a platform of reasonable and balanced regulations.
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The Demon Deacons were well-balanced, with nine different players getting points.
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It was light and balanced, and the balsamic dressing wasn't too sweet.
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The end result was less waste and a happier, more balanced lifestyle.
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A normal, balanced market is associated with six to seven months supply.
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At his 106th birthday party, he balanced a spoon on his nose.
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Trump's battle for more balanced trade could end up helping the economy.
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"There's nobody who's balanced as many budgets as I have," he said.
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I thought the article was inspiring, but should have been more balanced.
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The truth is rarely black and white or evenly balanced between poles.
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But he wasn't alone as the Nets' balanced scoring ravaged the Rockets.
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With this proposal the budget wouldn't be balanced for another 15 years.
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But what it balanced with was coupling that with an environmental issue.
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"Utah has balanced its budgets, Washington is buried in debt," Romney said.
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This relates to the second element of self-compassion: a balanced perspective.
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Now, we find out it needs something called a balanced pH. Sheesh.
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I'm also intrigued by the mysteriousness and poorly-balanced nature of humans.
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At end-20163, all operations managed by SEMAPA posted a balanced result.
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I try to have a balanced diet, but it never really works.
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It was smart, well crafted and balanced and delivered the perfect message.
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West lead the Mountaineers' balanced attack with 10 points off the bench.
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Very balanced and excellent depth of flavor with the caramel as well.
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The euro area as a whole has a quite balanced external position.
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I'd like to have a balanced political system, and competition is vital.
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Derivatives market indications of its future value are now far more balanced.
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Target-date retirement funds have replaced balanced funds in some retirement plans.
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Another cider, Gold Label, is gently sweet but well-balanced and refreshing.
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The show's conceptual aspects are balanced by a thorough, research-led process.
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"The supply-demand backdrop is relatively balanced, certainly not overheated," added Cohen.
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If the commission moves forward, its membership should be diverse and balanced.
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The actions of the executive branch are being insufficiently checked and balanced.
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With some distance, in the Grand Tier, the sound was superbly balanced.
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The competition of ideas between authoritarianism and liberal democracy seems evenly balanced.
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Competition is more balanced than elsewhere; nearly every match is a struggle.
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Complex grassy, funky and earthy flavors are balanced by the underlying sweetness.
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It delivers rich, smooth, well-balanced sound that can fill a room.
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Republican presidents have not done a good job keeping the books balanced.
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You could have balanced her on your palm, like a fur apple.
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Jordan Tucker added 42.33 points as part of a balanced Butler effort.
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In England, for example, the structure of government balanced lords and commoners.
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Winning at any cost is at least partially balanced by underlying principles.
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It is peachy and well balanced with an underlying note of anise.
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It's a balanced, refreshing expression of tempranillo from a good Rioja terroir.
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Higher and more balanced global growth would sure help in this regard.
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Mnuchin described his comments as "balanced and consistent" with his past comments.
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Both teams feature balanced offenses which can run and throw with ease.
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But in Mr. Gold's production, the charismatic weight is more evenly balanced.
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It is hard to see pieces like this as fair and balanced.
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Mr. Camarena balanced melting warmth and clarion ardor in his beguiling performance.
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CANADA FINANCE MINISTRY DOCUMENT MAKES NO MENTION OF RETURN TO BALANCED BUDGET
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In 20 seconds, balanced routing suggestions were delivered to all 5,000 vehicles.
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Boston's balanced attack was effective again, with six players reaching double figures.
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Devoe led the Yellow Jackets' balanced attack with eight first-half points.
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Instead of raising taxes, Mr. Deukmejian pared spending and balanced the budget.
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There's aggression but with refinement: knife-edge sharpness balanced with comforting smoothness.
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What foods should we avoid consuming to maintain a healthy, balanced mood?
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That would create a balanced situation between China, the U.S. and Europe.
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Hohenhaus: Well, dog food is a good balanced meal for a dog.
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Our No. 2 bottle was the balanced, elegant, lightly fruity Diebolt-Vallois.
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Arsenal's squad is poorly balanced, though it has plenty of young promise.
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Nor need facts be "balanced" by those who do not believe them.
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The G21440 uses a VA display panel that's well balanced for gaming.
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Dayton's balanced scoring was the result of effective and unselfish ball movement.
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We need all three types of carbohydrates for a balanced, nutritional diet.
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Pittsburgh has received balanced scoring from Malkin, Crosby, Guentzel and Phil Kessel.
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Balanced reporting would merit at least a quick mention of these facts.
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USC's unselfish and balanced play extended to the all-around scoring effort.
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Balanced geographical diversity between developed and emerging markets further supports the ratings.
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The Hornets' balanced offense had seven players score at least 12 points.
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"We have to find a balanced way to discuss that," he added.
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At the dress rehearsal, Kovarsky balanced a silver tray on his head.
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First, there is a question of the euro zone's balanced policy mix.
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This must translate into effective, balanced-trade provisions in any new framework.
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"Now it's a more balanced demand," said Mr. Greenlees of Itaú BBA.
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Bill Clinton is the most recent president who balanced the US budget.
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"But now they need to consider a more balanced portfolio," he added.
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Women facing mastectomy need to be provided with a truly balanced perspective.
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A fiscally balanced infrastructure plan must prioritize this country's critical water needs.
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They were balanced with universal health care and a high minimum wage.
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I support a well-crafted Balanced Budget Amendment that emphasizes reduced spending!
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It's juicy and balanced, and will go well with steaks and chops.
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You're never going to cut your way back to a balanced budget.
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We balanced our push and pull, our repulsion and allure, through distance.
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My financial planner created an investment plan that balanced growth with security.
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J. McCollum partnership as a means to build a more balanced roster.
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Its dim, uncluttered lobby gives the impression of opulence balanced with restraint.
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There were more containers balanced in stacks on top of the bed.
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The compelling stories underscore the connection between balanced regulations and industry innovation.
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Publicly I was the poster child for the well-balanced, successful freelancer.
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He moves well and he's calm, balanced and patient in the ring.
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The risks to the projection for inflation also were seen as balanced.
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But her highbrow collaborations are balanced with teen-friendly pop culture references.
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The House is scheduled to vote on a balanced budget amendment Thursday.
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I do think it will be an effective and well-balanced rule.
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The risks to the projection for inflation were also seen as balanced.
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USC's study found that things are even less balanced behind the camera.
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Balanced Alabama bests Missouri Junior guard Riley Norris paced a balanced attack with 13 points and Alabama continued its midseason surge with a 25-226 win over struggling Missouri on Wednesday night at Coleman Coliseum in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
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Cat food does actually contain all the things a body needs (a cat body, mind you, but we're both mammals), because it's not simply part of a balanced diet—it is a balanced diet for our feline friends.
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The English version of Puerto Rico's 1952 constitution required a balanced budget, but, as David Martin writes, the Spanish translation allowed government officials to misconstrue revenues to include proceeds from borrowing — essentially rendering the balanced-budget requirement inoperative.
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Overall, tanks are an extremely fun and fairly balanced piece of the sandbox.
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So, what we did recently, is we moved it to be more balanced.
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Britain would mark the centenary "in an appropriate and balanced manner", he added.
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It shrank all spots of acne and totally balanced my blotchy skin tone.
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It's an impressively balanced, beautifully made film, with crisp rhythms and great jokes.
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I have raised, I think, a fair and balanced view of the man.
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The tax codes and more balanced regulation, that&aposs the reason for it.
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The parties will battle on a more balanced map two years from now.
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It could be a German chef's knife, which is a well-balanced workhorse.
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It could be a German chef's knife, which is a well-balanced workhorse.
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Developing a schedule at work or home will help you feel more balanced.
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Now, the company seems pretty confident it has balanced megapixels with image quality.
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The balanced budget of the late 1990s was the product of three things.
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We're at our best when we're playing with good tempo and are balanced.
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Westworld deconstructs a system that's balanced on myths we know are already broken.
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I'm bipolar, and I cling to a particular regimen to stay mentally balanced.
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Overall, with any track I threw at it, the sound was well-balanced.
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These risks need to be taken into account to have a balanced view.
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Let not your heart be troubled, we&aposll always be fair and balanced.
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Within seconds, I noticed I am happier, less irritable, more contemplative and balanced.
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A large blue inflatable pool was balanced on the roof of the vehicle.
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"The amendments have brought a more balanced bill," Cabify said in a statement.
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Together we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one.
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Carbon taxes are less preachy, especially if they are balanced by tax cuts.
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I'm a healthy woman, I eat a balanced diet, exercise, I don't smoke.
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I control light here with a Kelvin-balanced array of assorted light stations.
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The problem, Young concluded, is the risk-reward is not very well balanced.
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Channel Orange balanced a unique sound that was both lighthearted and emotionally dark.
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We have a track record of passing balanced budgets on time every year.
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The design of the Elite Pros is just very well judged and balanced.
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But an increase in production should be balanced with "rational pricing", he said.
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Foreign exchange supply and demand was basically balanced in the month, it added.
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The bond indices, in contrast, remain far more evenly balanced between the regions.
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Picky eaters won't starve to death when they are offered a balanced diet.
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The Twins explain that this pairing can result in a very balanced couple.
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That said, the Pittsburgh Steelers are the one team left that's actually balanced.
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" — Marc Caputo, Florida reporter for Politico "Kasich is coming across quite balanced tonight.
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It also met with conservative news outlets to promise them a balanced platform.
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I've done it — I did it in Washington — four years of balanced budgets.
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The heat didn't bother me, until I balanced the computer on my knee.
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If it's not balanced with either humor or romance, it just gets boring.
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Garner found that the Dow Jones commodity index is more balanced than Goldman's.
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We tend to spend Sagittarius season balanced one-legged on our high horse.
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In most democracies, recognition of foreign codes is balanced by a countervailing principle.
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The JIB has a relatively balanced experience with an impressive amount of bass.
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It's more balanced, less bass-heavy, and music is just generally more clear.
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Students have started a task force to promote healthy habits and balanced schedules.
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Canada's trade in goods and services with the United States is roughly balanced.
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Her government's obsession with balanced books has led it to invest too little.
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It packs a punch with bass that doesn't distort and is equally balanced.
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Another, an undergrad balanced the tail end of her course load while working.
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Therefore, Lebovitz advocates investors keep a balanced portfolio that includes stocks and bonds.
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Maintaining national security and protecting the vulnerable must be balanced against individual liberties.
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Tsakalotos argued the government should take a "balanced approach" when reducing corporate tax.
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Balanced Hawks send Heat to 6th straight loss MIAMI — Call him Coach Millsap.
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The 44-year-old used a quota to achieve a gender-balanced cabinet.
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In short, the Criterion Channel comes out swinging, balanced on two left feet.
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Inventory is down to a two-month supply — six months is considered balanced.
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An example would be attaching the debt limit to a balanced-budget amendment.
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In times of economic prosperity, the US government moves toward a balanced budget.
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I was pitching off some good breaking balls to keep them off balanced.
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Neither side will be happy, because the report itself seems cautious and balanced.
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For years, he has carefully balanced his aggression and brutality with strategic patience.
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They are the perfectly balanced friendship, each having something to teach the other.
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The chicken is smokey and its salt is balanced by the butter's sweetness.
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This will be a crucial year for Ukraine's delicately balanced democracy and sovereignty.
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These Neptunian vibes are balanced by planet of discipline, Saturn, keeping us grounded.
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Even for younger investors, a well-balanced, diverse portfolio is important, Kitces said.
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The company credits a more balanced portfolio and greater scale, among other factors.
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A balanced and enlightened approach is needed to ensure transparency and protect consumers.
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Today it's about 70 percent female, with international more balanced at 60/40.
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The actors also stressed that for students, keeping your life balanced is essential.
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These headphones have a relatively small footprint, but pack in well-balanced sound.
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It also plays a role in keeping me a balanced, not-crazy person.
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She knew that the care we would pursue would be proportionate and balanced.
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However, as a result, we see far more balanced risk/reward from here.
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With crisp beryllium drivers, these earbuds reportedly deliver fully-balanced and accurate sound.
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This means that the market is still not balanced in long-term perspective.
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It would shift the court --that is somewhat balanced --to a liberal stronghold.
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But, as I learned a few years ago, balanced eating is basically magic.
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The bank has a balanced position on the outlook for rates, she said.
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The bank has a balanced funding profile largely made up of customer deposits.
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Fair, understandable, and predictably enforced rules are necessary for balanced competition to occur.
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How have you balanced commercial work with work that fulfills your artistic passions?
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But any revelations, it seems, will be balanced against potential risk to donors.
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The 1More Triple Driver In-Ear Headphones deliver on a balanced listening experience.
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The law would help create "truly integrated and balanced living patterns," Mondale said.
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Congressional Democrats need to offer a more balanced set of ideas on trade.
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"But possibly, all this uncertainty and depression balanced out that effect," he said.
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LaCorte said his new site will be a "fair and balanced" media option.
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It could be placed on a scale and physically balanced against any object.
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"If you typically have balanced skin, you may suddenly break out," he says.
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All these great things are happening to me, but I don't feel balanced.
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Your mother's balanced by your daughter: one faces death, one will give birth.
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But I'm also very meticulous about how things are balanced and laid out.
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This balanced, thoughtful approach has been successful on many of our public lands.
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It's time for reasonable and balanced talk on ALL issues - here's one snippet.
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Could a balanced-budget amendment (BBA) to the U.S. Constitution pass this year?
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A balanced perspective would acknowledge that we have no idea what's going on.
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Unfortunately, the Democratic platform includes no balanced trade goal or trade deficit criticism.
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The legislature's only mandated task is to produce a two-year balanced budget.
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A friendly, balanced merger of two domestic fertilizer companies looks prosaic by comparison.
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Ms. Rabe's beautifully balanced performance reminds you that people never really grow up.
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Williams led the balanced Frogs with nine points, while Robinson distributed six assists.
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Having a balanced lifestyle has a lot to do with where you live.
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It's bright, balanced, sunny and focused, not complex but refreshing and tremendously satisfying.
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Some were more complex than others, but the best were balanced and precise.
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The balanced budget removes a $405 million in previously proposed cuts to Medicaid.
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Besides Love, Cleveland's balanced offense had four other players score in double figures.
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John Yoo and other defenders of broad executive power coyly balanced their opinions.
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"A balanced distribution of interests is conducive to Huawei's survival," Ren told Hodson.
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They have a very well balanced lineup and they were better than us.
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Paul included reconciliation instructions to expand HSAs in his Penny Plan Balanced Budget.
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It was surprisingly well-balanced, with a solid base of lettuce and arugula.
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It blends action, puzzles, and story into a well-balanced and fun concoction.
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He will carry out his duties in a professional, thoughtful and balanced manner.
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The backstop is part of a balanced package that isn't going to change.
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A balanced and healthy diet has room for every food you might enjoy.
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A six month supply is considered a balanced market between buyers and sellers.
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You balanced pot-stirring racist lies about President Obama's birth, against Hillary's emails.
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Crispy, juicy, and balanced, these were better than their competition in every way.
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Though billed as a showcase for the orchestra, the program was oddly balanced.
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Stay the course, have a balanced program, and save more if you can.
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"If I go strapless, I want to keep my look balanced," she said.
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In other words, McCain balanced nationalist belligerence with a sense of international responsibilities.
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Alderson said the Mets balanced their evaluations of talent with those of character.
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She'll be portrayed by Connie Britton in an upcoming movie Fair and Balanced.
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"I understand the point of wanting to have a balanced budget," Cox said.
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The tuning of the Home Speaker 500 also offers a pleasantly balanced sound.
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Comments calling the oil market balanced are likely to be welcomed by OPEC.
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The situation requires tough-minded policies for balanced economic growth and job creation.
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This commitment would be reflective of achieving a more balanced capital allocation policy.
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Trade flows with Mexico were smaller and more balanced than those with China.
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A real opportunity could be before us to create a balanced transportation system.
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The result is a warm, well-balanced dish brimming with depth and flavour.
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I think they're so ideologically driven that they don't care about balanced budgets.
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And this homemade hot sauce is a perfectly balanced mix of all three.
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She has a small head with a cowboy hat permanently balanced atop it.
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The Moon enters Libra today, asking you to find ways to stay balanced.
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Without them, it could be more "balanced," maybe—but not nearly as entertaining.
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Bacteria makes the world go 'round — and keeps our faces balanced and healthy.
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Yet, DuQuesnoy's balanced temperament has seen him stress that he is no rush.
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He told Reuters in September he had a "balanced" view on monetary policy.
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His trick for avoiding email overload is key to maintaining a balanced day.
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Pros: Balanced sound, rugged design, good battery lifeCons: A bit bulky for some
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These moderate profitability levels reflect a more balanced and mature portfolio and growth.
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Balanced scoring proved crucial for Miami as six players finished in double figures.
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There was no kick to the seasoning even though it was well-balanced.
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However, McDonald's more adventurous items— the McGriddle, the bagel sandwiches — are poorly balanced.
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"They are so balanced, the way they go about their business," Leitao said.
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"Those are things where, as a society, we are not balanced," Yao said.
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They don't stick to a relatively stable asset allocation, as balanced funds do.
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Several dances end with people balanced on one leg, as if in midsentence.
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One hopes that Halevi will be enlightened by Shehadeh's balanced and insightful response.
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Make sure you're sleeping enough, eating a balanced diet, and getting some exercise.
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How do you get a large ball balanced with lead weights through customs?
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Emma Roberts' vintage Armani Prive gown balanced a daring neckline with delicate lace.
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"We believe this is a balanced approach," Mr. Lennon said in the interview.
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Mr. Kimmich, Alchemist's brewer, calls it "balanced," and hopheads will attest to that.
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I will have to find ways to keep it balanced on my shoulders.
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Another problem with Trump's current approach is that its goal is balanced trade.
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He had a consistent message: I balanced the federal budget in the 1990s.
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To the Editor: David Brooks's column about suicide is well balanced and informative.
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At that point, according to White House projections, the budget will be balanced.
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But in Tavares's absence, the Islanders developed a balanced four-line scoring attack.
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Kansas State had an evenly balanced attack, led by Diarra with seven points.
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Notre Dame surged to a 211-220 halftime lead behind a balanced attack.
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I was pleasantly surprised by what I saw, thanks to those balanced investments.
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We need guides on this journey — judicious, balanced and knowledgeable commentators, like Auerbach.
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They are the most balanced and competitive maps used in official Valve events.
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A balanced distribution of interests is conducive to Huawei's survival in this world.
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"A balanced distribution of interests is conducive to Huawei's survival," Mr Ren says.
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American politics is balanced by organized political parties competing across branches of government.
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Space, already deranged by off-balanced compositions and unusual angles, is thoroughly pulverized.
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Rich and well balanced, with floral aromas and flavors of herbs and citrus.
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Whigs admired people and places that are enterprising, emotionally balanced and spiritually ardent.
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A sweet yet balanced riesling, like a German spätlese, could also be delicious.
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The Balanced Budget Amendment faces even steeper hurdles, requiring 67 senators in support.
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We wanted something that was balanced, and that was going to be juicy.
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Sound is clean, well-balanced, and booming only when it needs to be.
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If you're just trying to get balanced, you always feel like you're failing.
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Kuwait's movement to a more balanced economy could reduce volatility in the market.
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The latest Pentagon report to the Congress is a sobering, yet balanced, document.
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Congress reduced deficits with another reconciliation bill, the Balanced Budget Act of 1997.
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By contrast, the Italian's slightly askew tie is visually balanced and charmingly unselfconscious.
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And what a better, more beautiful, harmonious and balanced life it will be!
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Hoy believes the medal-table will have a more balanced look this time.
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It could come with huge risks that are simply balanced by huge rewards.
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The Bears enjoyed balanced scoring, as Gillespie and Teague tallied eight points each.
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The opening-night program on Wednesday suggested Mr. van Zweden's balanced artistic vision.
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I used this cushioned pad to help me stay balanced as I stretched.
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In past cases brought by presidents, the Supreme Court has balanced competing interests.
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It puts out some of the most pleasant, balanced sound for its size.
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"Always Be My Maybe" (2019) balanced its comedy and romance with equal measure.
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This balanced energy portfolio approach became a priority for western states years ago.
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His achievements—a balanced budget, criminal-justice reforms—have been cautious, bipartisan affairs.
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That means energetic bass response, well-balanced mids, and a bright upper range.
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The country is pretty evenly balanced, so I can't even guess the outcome.
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Kaiser Permanente supports a balanced diet, rich in fruits, vegetables and whole grains.
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But, you can have a balanced representation and still send very different messages.
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Of course, they also deliver rich, powerful, balanced sound powered by Bluetooth 5.0.
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I think it's balanced in doubles though and is a welcome mechanic there.
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The speakers are nice and loud and balanced, at least for a phone.
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A ratio between 40 percent and 13 percent is considered a balanced market.
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A just and balanced society needs a strong and fully-functioning public sector.
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" "What you are now seeing is the Israel bashing has become more balanced.
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On Snapchat, he posted a video of himself eating a well-balanced meal.
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Simple balanced portfolios of stocks and bonds have barely moved since the election.
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Unfortunately, political tensions are a serious obstacle to a more balanced bilateral trade.
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Vesper Vineyards makes this fruity, smoky, well-balanced carignan tempered by citrus highlights.
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The footlong version was also good, but not as balanced, in my opinion.
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Sharing the space, scattered throughout, are 12 of Noguchi's elegantly balanced basalt works.
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Each group of six is divided into two balanced subgroups of three teams.
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Since then, the Chinese film industry has balanced a complex relationship with Hollywood.
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Still, they're not sure if that will get them to a balanced budget.
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Pine Bluff had balanced scoring en route to its 28-603 halftime lead.
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Nevertheless, balanced budget amendments are something of a white whale on the right.
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The last time Congress voted on a balanced budget amendment was in 2011.
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Like a fine, nuanced, and balanced wine, this painting exhibits intensity without heaviness.
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A more balanced approach would mean less daily doing and more just being.
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They trimmed overall equity exposure to 22017 percent of their global balanced portfolios.
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Ediciones Hungría had a balanced display of artist books and works on paper.
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Therefore, worries about demand and investment were replaced with worries over balanced budgets.
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No, skip breakfast and have a balanced lunch in order to lose weight.
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So a better way to say that would be active, balanced, or relaxed.
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Moments like these are cute, and they're balanced by more serious and poignant scenes.
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President Heinz Fischer called for a "more fair and balanced" asylum policy in Europe.
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Mr Trump's doctrine that trade must be balanced to be fair is economically illiterate.
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It made the threat of law enforcement clear but balanced it with community help.
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All right, we&aposll always be balanced, we&aposre not to destroy Trump media.
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We&aposll always be fair and balanced, we&aposre not to destroy Trump media.
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A ratio between 40 and 60 percent is generally consistent with a balanced market.
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Even some doves, like Rosengren, have taken a much more balanced approach of late.
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The lowest tip of the blue diamond is balanced on the painting's bottom edge.
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So we're actually trending in the right direction towards a more balanced user base.
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But we can't always get it from your well-balanced diet or adequate sunlight.
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These days, Maren Morris is all about her balanced diet and consistent workout schedule.
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For years, the Germans saved their money, balanced their books, and grew their economy.
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" Morgan said he "loved" Krauthammer&aposs "commentaries, which were always fair, balanced, intelligent & insightful.
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The central bank also said that it sees a balanced federal budget by 2020.
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Brandon Ingram added 18 points for the Lakers as part of a balanced attack.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The Stable Outlook indicates that upside and downside risks are evenly balanced.
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The sphere's symmetry is demanded by the symmetry of the two balanced symmetric forces.
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In any dish, it's important to have a balanced palate; sweet, salty and texture.
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Normally we think of a balanced dish as being neither too salty nor undersalted.
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The government said in December it aims to achieve a balanced budget in 2020.
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The product glided on smoothly without tugging the skin and balanced out the darkness.
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The artist had a remarkable facility to turn the mundane into carefully balanced compositions.
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The arguments for or against Mr Johnson making a leadership bid are evenly balanced.
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Have the writers balanced the new and the timeless in constructing their spacefaring society?
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"I can tell that you're very interested in fair and balanced journalism," Waldman said.
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She balanced the relationship between Smart and Anthony by putting her kids' interests first.
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Everyone has a role to play and the ensemble cast is balanced quite well.
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It's a detailed but warm and balanced study that doesn't read like its length.
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So, our choices and lifestyle need to be balanced -- all 7 billion of us.
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A ratio between 22018 and 25 percent is consistent with a balanced housing market.
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In 1Q16, net flows were sound at EUR13.8bn and well-balanced by asset class.
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The Mountaineers displayed a balanced offense, running for 233 yards and throwing for 215.
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" Ms. Saltzman said, adding: "Saoirse is one of the healthiest, really well-balanced people.
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She's posing while slurping on an oversized milkshake topped with a precariously balanced cupcake.
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"I like the idea of something being mathematically balanced on all sides," he said.
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The well-balanced cat has also found fame on his heavily Photoshopped Instagram account.
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"We're becoming more balanced" when it comes to the world's oil supply, he said.
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Cell Block 99 treats it as a grim job for mature, intellectually balanced men.
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The more allies China makes, the more balanced and stable the relationship will be.
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That will mean less construction and a more balanced market on the high end.
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"When we have happy balanced surgeons they tend to be better surgeons," Tenenbaum said.
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The result, I hope, is a balanced puzzle that puts up a tough fight.
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Unfortunately, Thomas only has two touchdowns, as the Saints offense has become more balanced.
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The Casper mattress has a balanced firmness due to the combination of different layers.
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You can't have a balanced market at $100, when every single project will happen.
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We inspire each other and always strive to make sure Kelly's look is balanced.
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I believe she reminded Americans that, above all, she is solid, intelligent and balanced.
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Nevertheless, in a minor miracle, the budget was balanced in the 26-25 season.
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Nevertheless, she argues that development should be balanced with the sustainable management of resources.
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The euro area has become more balanced economically as a result of these measures.
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"The stable outlook reflects balanced risks to the ratings on Bulgaria," S&P said.
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In the Fed's language, 'near term risks to the economic outlook appear roughly balanced.
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For good measure, he is also proposing a balanced-budget amendment to the Constitution.
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The way the product was constructed was with these three balanced loads in mind.
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These positions are balanced by healthy allocations to Texas, Louisiana, Ohio, Florida and Indiana.
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What's more important for journalists is to be fair and balanced in their reporting.
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The resulting piece was balanced, but included some mild criticism of the prime minister.
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The kits balanced a fine line between being fun toys and useful learning tools.
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BBT is much, much better-balanced than other ostensibly male-centered sitcoms and dramas.
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"We're able to see things others can't because of our balanced team," they said.
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Its economy is, in other words, better balanced than just a short while ago.
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When Reagan was elected four years later his party was balanced on three legs.
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The bass is present and balanced and the volume can easily fill a room.
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It's fine, sure, and at very low volume its playback is even and balanced.
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On one hand, it seems to be balanced in terms of supply and demand.
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I think it's important that we have a balanced approach to trade with China.
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Some look like spheres balanced on praying mantis legs; others, more like flying skeletons.
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The build quality does feel a bit cheap, but the sound is well balanced.
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There's a lot of software at work to keep DURUS balanced as it walks.
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This balanced roast teased his palate with notes of blackberry, tamarind, and maple sugar.
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They can be less dovish, they can be more balanced if they move 50.
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Click on to find out the secrets to a more balanced home in 2018.
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Rather than making constituencies more balanced, the EC is making them even less so.
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And high risk isn't bad… as long as it's part of a balanced portfolio.
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In OPEC's view, eliminating the glut in inventories would achieve a balanced oil market.
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"The foundations of the globally balanced security architecture should therefore remain unshaken," it added.
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"Fair and Balanced" is out as Fox News' slogan, NY Magazine's Gabe Sherman reports.
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"What we're trying to do is create a program that's very balanced," he said.
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Buying and selling by indirect investors through swap agreements was roughly balanced last week.
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Hammond has said he aims to run a balanced budget by the mid-2020s.
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The 27 Blue Dog Democrats, who supported the balanced budget amendment introduced by Rep.
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Utah was balanced on offense with 256 rushing yards and 247 through the air.
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We've balanced our budget well and generated strong growth to keep extending our runway.
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The mushroom was there but it was balanced with everything else, which is perfect.
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For example, despite being very light, the Galaxy Book S isn't balanced very well.
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Indian state oil executives say there is now a more balanced relationship with suppliers.
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The U.S. has a huge stake in a growing, orderly and balanced world economy.
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It recommended physical activity, stopping smoking, consuming less alcohol and a healthy, balanced diet.
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So for most investors I think it's important to have really a balanced portfolio.
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This whimsical energy is balanced by a harmony with the planet of discipline, Saturn.
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For a balanced world economy, trade adjustments symmetrically apply to surplus and deficit countries.
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The RV maker credits a more balanced portfolio and greater scale, among other factors.
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"International payments were stable, and cross-border capital flows were roughly balanced," he added.
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The mid-song bass drop combining electronic beats, drums, and some vocals sound balanced.
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A balanced market between buyers and sellers has a five-to-six-month supply.
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It's an example of picking winners and losers, but at least it's balanced, right?
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Cultural preservation and economic sustainability are not mutually exclusive, but instead require balanced policy.
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Their well-balanced smoothie is colored to look like Slimer the ghost from Ghostbusters.
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But these must be balanced against the negative impacts they have on economic growth.
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The regulator said capital inflows and outflows would become more balanced in the future.
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But if we're truly concerned about portion sizes, then we can't ignore balanced eating.
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Cain finished 9-for-393 from the field while pacing a balanced scoring attack.
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Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble has planned a balanced budget for the next four years.
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The car seems quite well-balanced, but I think there's still room for improvement.
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That power is balanced by requiring that the appointments be confirmed by the Senate.
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These are balanced with a brushiness or an arrested liquidity that is equally structural.
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You need to make sure the burger is balanced by combining the right ingredients.
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Her sweet-tinged vocal is perfectly balanced against the thrumming tension of the beat.
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Being arrested at her age has its hazards, like keeping balanced with bound hands.
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The Mavic Mini is well-balanced, and owners should find it enjoyable to fly.
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Gaps in living standards remain wide, but cross-border flows have become more balanced.
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Public accommodations laws are strong, established, tested, well-understood and balanced civil rights protections.
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In her first political incarnation, Gabbard balanced liberal environmentalism with a pronounced conservative streak.
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For a decade, I balanced the two extremes in my life with special care.
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The offense was balanced for Clemson — 353 yards rushing and 533 through the air.
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With a little skillful negotiation, policy makers can develop a balanced and effective program.
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It balanced on one foot and then pivoted into a Tai chi-style pose.
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Toll had excellent growth potential and a balanced portfolio of business, Japan Post said.
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The trees, bare of any leaf or flower, balanced on their dirt-covered roots.
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"However, the market should get more balanced as import quotas get filled," he said.
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He said that too much alcohol makes it hard to make a balanced wine.
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Mr. Snowden felt openness should be balanced with concern for people's privacy and safety.
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Which is perhaps better viewed as a finely balanced match between supply and demand.
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By crushing imports, Emefiele has balanced Nigeria's current account and boosted hard currency reserves.
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Your dog deserves a healthy and balanced diet which includes both kibble and treats.
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Here are the cities in the US where Americans live the most balanced lives:
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It's well balanced, with flavors of apples, peaches and minerals, from an excellent vintage.
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On Wall Street, stocks were mixed as geopolitical fears balanced solid earnings from corporates.
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The president's words today usefully re-balanced expectations that had sailed out of control.
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Or finally, imagine that you're a fiscal conservative who appreciated Bill Clinton's balanced budgets.
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So in looking to maintain that clean, high quality balanced diet I founded #Djokolife.
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With a diversified and well-balanced portfolio, your risk level falls dramatically, Sethi writes.
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Like any good and well-balanced energy plan, there should be a diverse mix.
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It was elegant, balanced—almost noble, I observed, before tossing the letter out again.
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It's also a good way to make sure the relationship is balanced and reciprocal.
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ASRI stands for Alam Sehat Lestari, Indonesian for 'healthy nature everlasting' or 'harmoniously balanced'.
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The kingdom's massive oil wealth keeps global oil markets balanced and prices relatively low.
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"It makes you more balanced and interesting and more relatable to people," she said.
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"I think it's a very well balanced proposal," says Governor Inslee, siding with Small.
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They were a gender-balanced mix of white, black, Hispanic, South Asian, and Arab.
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Use that formidable guanxi to create a strong and balanced Sino-American economic relationship.
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The L.A. Phil balanced all that Nordic thunder with events of more intimate potency.
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But Trump has refused to accept this balanced approach, instead opting to scapegoat immigrants.
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" "If you go on to read some of the other comments, it's more balanced.
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They score more than anyone, and their lineup as balanced as it is varied.
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It's these strides toward a more gender-balanced media that make Netflix so special.
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An open can of beer is balanced on the knee of the pant leg.
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It had a balanced game, it bluffed, value bet, and defended against bets appropriately.
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And, having balanced, you know, like ... You work long hours in the culinary world.
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It's versatile, it's substantial, and—if you've done your job right—it's perfectly balanced.
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Relative to the other major sports leagues, the NBA has never been very balanced.
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Lee noted that upside and downside risks to the economy appeared to be balanced.
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But with the stock at about $76, we believe the risk reward is balanced.
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The purple knit, laces, and details are balanced out by a simple cream sole.
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He balanced poignancy and gravity in his rich-textured account of the slow movement.
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Their anguishes are likewise balanced, so you never know where to land your sympathy.
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If need be, Germany will even suspend its cherished balanced budget and borrow more.
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Thiem's winning shots were more balanced: 23 from his forehand, 24 from his backhand.
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Mr. Bush had to strike a balanced response, just as President Trump must today.
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But a different wine, like a zinfandel, might be more balanced at 14.5 percent.
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Eventually, China's economy will have to become more balanced, as the government well knows.
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A balanced team, Michigan State was seen by many as a national title contender.
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On the day-to-day level, how he balanced out people was really difficult.
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The compositions are tastefully balanced; the faces and figures seem more alike than different.
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Just don't expect a balanced account, or any mention of Mr. Schnabel's controversial side.
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For the first few seconds, predator and prey sit balanced in a wonderful tension.
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Students are provided "a balanced lunch" that includes vegetables, fruit and milk, she said.
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Kyle Kuzma led the Lakers with 19 points, but it was a balanced effort.
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Instead, try a well-balanced diet low in processed foods, like the Mediterranean Diet.
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How might the curriculum be balanced to encourage all students to share their voices?
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Green Century also has a balanced fund that contains bonds as well as stocks.
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The knife, a limited edition, has a comfortable walnut handle and is well balanced.
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You'll get nine razor-sharp, perfectly-balanced knives made of 100% solid Japanese steel.
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Johnson successfully balanced these competing objectives as the war expanded in 21967 and 21968.
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They were balanced by a 1.1% drop in the price of recreation and culture.
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The three patties were tasty, but they were not balanced with the other ingredients.
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Barbara Lee (Calif.), has been a longstanding advocate of a more balanced U.S. policy.
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All that said, foods containing probiotics are often part of a healthy, balanced diet.
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It has proposed a balanced budget for 2020, the country's first in three decades.
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And to be a good steward, government must take a balanced approach to regulation.
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With plenty of acidity, it's balanced and refreshing despite its 14.9 percent alcohol scale.
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And that revenue, combined with spending cuts, will produce a balanced budget by 2027.
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Chicago's offense was supremely balanced; each of its starters scored at least 12 points.
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Bahrain has said it is on track to deliver a balanced budget in 2022.
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When we have that balanced scoring, it makes it easier on all of us.
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Liberbank's funding structure is well balanced with customer deposits fully funding the loan book.
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