Can we be trusted to be in balance with Mars if we refuse to be in balance with Earth?
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I believe in balance, and my life would not be in balance if I kept this money for myself.
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That isn't to say that she doesn't believe in balance.
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I guess I think of it in terms in balance.
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It takes time to get the skin back in balance.
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But, of course, few ecosystems are actually still in balance.
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So it's good to have that check in balance. Yeah.
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The cat tail is used in communication, but also in balance.
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I have this feeling that the world is not in balance.
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Budgets have been roughly in balance and public debt is low.
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When all is kept in balance, the wines can be delightful.
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How can we keep these two apparently conflicting ideas in balance?
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"Inventories are getting back in balance, we're seeing some gross margin improvement."
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At the moment, then, these sinks and sources are roughly in balance.
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I keep it in balance, so I don't have to crash diet.
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I believe the future of our democracy is very much in balance.
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IF YOU'VE BEEN HUMBLED RECENTLY, IT HELPS TO KEEP THINGS IN BALANCE.
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Her cardinal humors are nearly back in balance but not quite yet.
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It acts as an energy source and keeps the world in balance.
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The Moon is in balance-loving Libra, so find your center today.
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The Bundesnetzagentur supervises grid operators to ensure that networks are kept in balance.
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And sharks are important to keep the rest of the ocean in balance.
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However, I believe in balance, so I knew quitting altogether wasn't an option.
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A widow's life begins to feel more in balance during this growth stage.
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Viruses help keep ecosystems in balance by changing the composition of microbial communities.
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The dining room could take a few lessons in balance from that dessert.
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Contentious battles between strong unions and employers help keep the system in balance.
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Kim Jong-un wants to keep his military in balance with South Korea.
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The front end is superb, with all elements of the fascia in balance.
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Its $4 billion in balance sheet cash will also be a big factor.
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Devoting more time to your personal interests will keep your romantic life in balance.
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The changes are complex, but in balance look likely to result in an increase.
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"We need to keep bison numbers in balance with the available habitat," Bates said.
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This shift in balance drives the parasympathetic nerve response that results in the erection.
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The Moon is in balance-loving Libra today, asking everyone to play fair tonight.
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"EverySingleFriday is just putting things things back in balance to say that I'm both."
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Abanka has a market share of about 9.6% when measured in balance sheet assets.
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Or it could be a mechanism we use to keep our emotions in balance.
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Instead, he gets up and tells a dirty joke, just to keep everything in balance.
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But the star says what truly keeps her life in balance is her kids' dad.
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Success in Her Majesty means accomplishing specific goals while still keeping the kingdom in balance.
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For as long as their hunting grounds were in balance, this suited both gods well.
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If these four pillars of society are not kept in balance, your reign will end.
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Tax revenue would increase and the budget would be in balance by 2021, he argues.
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It is normally found in the vagina, living in balance with bacteria and other microbes.
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Once you are invested, you need to make sure that the portfolio stays in balance.
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Strength and agility are physical gifts, but they are most powerful when manifested in balance.
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Putnam's ultimate vision is to have an operation that is in balance with the land.
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I think that everybody has the capacity to be in balance and to do good.
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Shaped like the Chinese symbol representing opposites in balance, the enclosure has two tilting halves.
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When your uniqueness and your influences are in balance, that's when you find your voice.
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Some researchers have even calculated that mammography is, in balance, bad for patients' health; i.e.
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Netflix's $13 billion in balance sheet liabilities plus $15 billion in content obligations clamors for it.
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It is a way of blaming the victim and of keeping the power structure in balance.
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I mean the world is in balance I think today, so the prices aren't a surprise.
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For several years this combination of supply constraint and market growth held the market in balance.
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Blackmoon has built a financial platform that enables institutional investors to invest in balance-sheet loans.
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I think with self-discipline those things can be absolutely in balance because think about it.
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Some studies have suggested that the brain needs R.E.M. sleep to keep its metabolism in balance.
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The key to success is to keep in balance Mann's "feverish process," which is life itself.
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When you're sure all the seasonings are in balance, form the patties, and cook them off.
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He said less than 0.16 percent of all claims from the company result in balance bills.
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Voters wanted popular rule, establishments wanted checks and institutions; the two held each other in balance.
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After decades of being roughly in balance, American imports began to overtake exports during the Clinton administration.
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The shift in balance is obvious on the central avenue in the city of Osh, in Kyrgyzstan.
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A full moon in balance-loving Libra arrives early tomorrow morning, which will bring you more clarity.
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Walker is a surprisingly light 82 pounds, and is designed to be in balance at all times.
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We know how to measure it, and we know some methods to bring it back in balance.
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There's not a lot of inventory, so supply and demand must be in balance at all times.
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Assembling hard-shell tacos, Raij said, teaches lessons in balance and the concept of less is more.
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The two aren't in balance, which means I'll have to take on more writing assignments next week.
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The second challenge in perfecting Topics comes in balance: how many Topics tweets should Twitter show you?
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Innovation has fueled our nation's success for over two hundred years, but its strength lies in balance.
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"After such a long rally a reduction in balance sheets is going to hurt a bit," he said.
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Japan has a national gift for holding in balance the stateliness of tradition and the marvel of novelty.
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A complementary measure comes from the foreign profits of all firms as recorded in balance-of-payments statistics.
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Can we restore our carbon dioxide to historical levels so that we get the climate back in balance?
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The two have to be in balance for me to pursue it and invest my time in it.
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It was an ideal, archetypal scene: farm and forest, fresh and salt water, nature and humanity in balance.
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So what are these service exports that help put the United States' trade relationships somewhat more in balance?
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The bigger and more diverse the caucus, the harder she has to work to keep it in balance.
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Hope lies in facing our fears and ugly ambitions, to create a world in balance, diverse and whole.
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The chassis, with a perfect 50-286 front/rear weight distribution, is a lecture in balance and composure.
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To keep the calendar in balance, every century, we skip leap year, and every fourth century, we don't.
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The reserve has helped keep supplies in balance — ramping up production and smoothing out supply disruptions during shortages.
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I walk a tight-rope between family and ambition every day, but I don&apost believe in balance.
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But new laws will need to keep the risks and benefits of so much genetic knowledge in balance.
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Middle market lenders often held the equity in balance sheet CLOs, even before the Dodd-Frank rules were implemented.
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"While medicating with THC, it's really important to stay hydrated and keep your electrolytes in balance," adds Dr. Holtzman.
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There's no bloated low end or excessively sparkly highs to speak of, and everything feels coherent and in balance.
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Historically, the authors argue, the two types of innovation seem to have been in balance, encouraged by market forces.
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That can help keep the acid in balance and might lower the amount of anaerobic bacteria in your mouth.
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It can help us see the best and brightest in one another…if those Libran scales stay in balance.
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The Framers' structure remained in balance for almost 150 years, but everything began to change during FDR's New Deal.
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Today, EM national accounts are broadly in balance, making these countries "much more resilient" to higher dollar borrowing costs.
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But it is the real (ie, inflation-adjusted) rate that keeps the demand and supply of savings in balance.
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POWELL SAYS FED WILL BE CAUTIOUS IN BALANCE SHEET RUNOFF PLAN AND WILL TRY TO 'MINIMIZE NEEDLESS MARKET DISRUPTION'
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It can also detect stress levels, and lets you take a Breath Session to bring you back in balance.
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In the following years, scientists tested: What was it about the pancreas that kept the blood's sugar in balance?
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Nevertheless, a reduction in balance sheet concentrations, which we consider unlikely in the near term, could support VR upgrades.
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The Tanzanian shilling is expected to hold steady next week because demand for dollars is in balance with supply.
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Today's eclipse in balance-loving Libra is activating the sector of your chart that rules home, family, and security.
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If you eat at King often, you can see the chefs making subtle adjustments to keep flavors in balance.
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Other Sichuan-style dishes, like the ma po tofu, make up in balance what they may lack in heat.
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A sustained increase in balance sheet leverage on a consolidated basis could also drive negative rating actions over time.
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For cruises, she suggested getting a prescription for a transdermal scopolamine patch, which keeps the inner ear in balance.
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So, if the Penguins advance, the Blame Russians for a Team's Shortcomings world will remain in balance at best.
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Alison always seems to have a lot of power or no power, but her life is never quite in balance.
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A mismatched market is where the type of available supply is not in balance with the current type of demand.
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While inventory is up, it is up from a critical shortage, and supply and demand are still not in balance.
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I have major depressive disorder and generalized anxiety order and I've taken antidepressants for years to keep everything in balance.
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We might someday be able to use these insights to design buildings that are in balance with their microbial surroundings.
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Humans and dogs each have a unique normal flora of bacterial species in their mouths to keep things in balance.
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At the time, our trade in goods with Mexico was roughly in balance, with a small surplus of $1.7 billion.
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Like your gut and your vagina, your mouth has its own fragile microbiome that needs to be kept in balance.
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TANZANIA The Tanzanian shilling is expected to hold steady next week because demand for dollars is in balance with supply.
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"I find it prudent to take steps to ensure this year's budget ends in balance," he wrote in the letter.
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For the next nine years these two forces—experience propelling me forward and age pushing me backward—stayed in balance.
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And I discovered that I really could eat whatever I wanted as long as I kept it all in balance.
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For Lopez, the road to the Super Bowl halftime stage has been an exercise in balance, discipline and hard work.
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A patient must prick themselves after every meal and correctly take the right amount of insulin to keep themselves in balance.
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These three are called the "fire triangle," and if they are kept in balance, a campfire will burn evenly and thoroughly.
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The salt and other electrolytes such as sodium, potassium, and magnesium will help your body retain fluids and stay in balance.
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This year the budget may be in balance—perhaps even in surplus—and public debt may drop below 60% of GDP.
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Privatized energy markets have to be designed carefully: Supply and demand must always be in balance, or the entire system fails.
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"The market is in balance now with enough supply, and we expect that to stabilise housing prices going forward," he said.
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He also said the supply ramp-up is "going well," but "can't predict" when supply will be in balance with demand.
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Opie thought of the piece as a metaphor for the scales of justice: an image and its mirror, hanging in balance.
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The salvation of humanity depends on moving to a world with far fewer people living in balance with our natural resources.
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"It looks as though he is trying to keep her in balance, so he's gripping her a little differently," she explained.
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The message that is buried in balance-sheets is not that American firms are behaving stupidly in response to today's business climate.
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It's a problem, for that matter, that doing practically anything on a smartphone is a multi-handed exercise in balance and dexterity.
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In doing so, he learned of a conspiracy to keep the world in order, and the deaths that kept everything in balance.
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In OPEC's history Saudi Arabia has reluctantly played the role of swing producer, regulating its output to keep the market in balance.
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In public they have pledged to keep the market in balance, but they also say there is no need for immediate action.
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When adjusted for calendar effects, the budget was in balance in January 2019, compared with a $30 billion surplus the prior year.
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In "Balance," Sessler takes what he calls "an abstract look at our modern world" and makes something beautiful and alien with it.
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But many governments are squeezing staffing budgets or imposing hiring freezes to get their budgets back in balance after the financial crisis.
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The basic premise is that criticality is a tipping point between order and chaos, when these two extremes are tenuously in balance.
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In balance sheet terms, Crandall's estimate implies a level of about $3.7 trillion — or half a trillion below current levels, he said.
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You can make some plans but the world is unpredictable ... There's a very good saying: the luck of man is in balance.
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A principle: incremental shifts in tactical advantage can produce debilitating, long-term strategic changes, and a disproportionate shift in balance of power.
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They work together to restore the broken pieces of the Crystal, which once kept the planet's energy and life force in balance.
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Doctors must not only heal the wounds with skin grafts and surgeries, but also keep the body in balance as it recovers.
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A friend of mine who knows that I meditate a lot got me this, to remind me to keep everything in balance.
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Beirut was a cosmopolitan, sun-kissed city on the Mediterranean, a mix of Christians and Muslims seemingly in balance, if not harmony.
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Rather, it should be used to help bring a portfolio back in balance, said Mitch Goldberg, president and CEO of ClientFirst Strategy.
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But I wish I was better at keeping the two in balance, because I miss out on a lot of good books.
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"You want to be sure you stay in balance so your risk profile stays where you want it," Iachini of Schwab said.
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As a whole, Gonzalez is in great shape, and even though she does have major money goals, she also believes in balance.
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EU finance ministers have asked Italy to cut its structural deficit by 0.6% of GDP a year until it's in balance or surplus.
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Objective mathematical tools like the efficiency gap may be the only way to root out gerrymandering and keep our political battlefields in balance.
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Controlling the inflammation isn't just important for the joints, it's really important for the entire body to bring it back in balance again.
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The media will cover this counter-framing out of an interest in balance, and this will likely undercut his appeal with undecided voters.
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"It's exciting times for the industry, with some major investment and a significant shift in balance from lifestyle to commercial enterprises," said Spofforth.
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And I don't think about work-life balance because for a while it's out of balance and for a while it's in balance.
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In her new book, Courage to Soar: A Body in Motion, A Life in Balance, Biles goes into detail about the traumatizing incident.
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The conversation around food and agriculture was out of balance, and we hope we might help start to get it back in balance.
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As you will see, limiting the time will make it more pleasurable and help you feel more in balance at the same time.
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The tension between powers is what keeps the US government in balance, but as he does with everything, Trump has supercharged the stress.
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"It's exciting times for the industry, with some major investment and a significant shift in balance from lifestyle to commercial enterprises," said Spofforth.
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Now, read the article, "Brett Kavanaugh and Accuser Square Off in Emotional Hearing With Court in Balance," and answer the following questions: 1.
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In short, if Washington were more like a swamp, it would be rich, responsive, efficient and ecologically minded — interested in balance, not domination.
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It's only since 1990 that scientists have started to gain understanding on whether the polar land ice was growing, shrinking or in balance.
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Amid the hysteria, few recognized that this shift in balance had more to do with evolving human behaviors than some mythically ravenous shark.
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Cloak & Dagger will need to get both of those powerful strengths in balance if it really wants to be able to defeat its competition.
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The world needs to get its biogeochemical cycles back in balance and to halt the warming, the rising and the acidification of its oceans.
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Kate Brandt has a radical idea for how we'll have to live in the future, if we're going to be in balance with nature.
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Taking antibiotics can cause yeast infections, because antibiotics kill the bacteria in your vagina that's supposed to be there to keep everything in balance.
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On the call, Kibsgaard said that supply and demand were in balance, but that global crude stocks were still below the five-year average.
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Donna Hay's LIFE IN BALANCE: A Fresher Approach to Eating (Fourth Estate, $34.99) should also be given selectively, perhaps even with a trigger warning.
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This would apply to corporations with at least $100 million in annual revenue and corporations with at least $100 million in balance sheet total.
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What would be cherry-picking would be if we were to seek a deal where our rights and obligations were not held in balance.
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As in past years, the draft budget shows spending and revenues in balance, although the actual result will depend on fluctuations in oil prices.
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A little daydreaming, in balance with focus and calm attention, is fab—we just need to make sure escapism doesn't take over our lives.
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OPEC and a group of allies led by Russia are trying to keep supply and demand in balance and stabilize prices by pumping less oil.
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" Griffin exhibited struggles in balance, and muscular and fine-motor weakness, but excelled in other areas: "talking, creativity, imagination, conversation, communication, engaging with people socially.
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"I chose Miraval because the resort itself is rooted in wellness and mindfulness and aligned with our mission to Live Life In Balance," Rice said.
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Muilenburg said Boeing would "keep supply and demand in balance" but did not discuss keeping 787 production at 12 a month or cutting 0.63 further.
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Industry observers, on the whole, praise companies like Ford and GM for their willingness to order short-term production cuts to keep things in balance.
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Saudi Arabia needs a barrel of oil to fetch around $13 to finance public spending and around $60 to keep its current account in balance.
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In Rio, Biles took the top prize in team, all-around, vault, and floor and tacked on the bronze in balance beam for good measure.
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Many plants and animals depend on them to spread seeds, create nesting sites and control the termite population -- functions that keep the ecosystems in balance.
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They do travel with me, at times, but sometimes I cringe at the word "balance" only because life, to me, never really is in balance.
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It requires not just planting trees but bringing back an ecosystem, including the wildlife, waterways, and other plants, each acting in balance with one another.
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The longer prices trade around the $22018-212 level, with production and consumption roughly in balance, the more expectations are becoming cemented around this level.
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The longer prices trade around the $22018-212 level, with production and consumption roughly in balance, the more expectations are becoming cemented around this level.
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"Our dwelling demand/supply analysis indicates that all states with the exception of Victoria and New South Wales are either in balance or oversupply," says Hart.
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They'd hired architect Kengo Kuma, known for work that sought to live in balance with its surroundings, to design the National Stadium central to the Games.
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" The challenge now, said Brinley, is to be "proactive," and use production cuts to keep sales and inventories in balance, rather than waiting to be "reactive.
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The rating is also sensitive to additional notching for loss severity, which could arise from a material increase in balance sheet encumbrance or senior unsecured issuance.
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" He said, "Well, your body has an indicator of health and system imbalance which is your temperature, 98.6 means more or less your system's in balance.
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While the budget is not yet in balance, the deficit, according to the Congressional Budget Office, is down to $2628 billion, or 28503 percent of GDP.
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Analysts said the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) would continue to adjust its crude supply to ensure the global oil market remained in balance.
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He did say Rio Tinto believed iron ore capacity additions in 2016 would be matched by closures of higher-cost output, leaving the market in balance.
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Supply and demand for oil are roughly in balance, so traders have been sensitive to any headlines that could tip the market into oversupply or shortage.
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In the saga's best seasons — roughly the middle of its run — the showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss held its human and fantastical sides in balance.
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Spain has traditionally been a net beneficiary of the EU budget, but in 2016 it was virtually in balance between payments and receipts, according to official data.
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U.S. banking dividends jumped by a quarter, adding $1.9 billion year-on-year, which Lofthouse said reflected the significant improvement in balance sheets and better economic growth.
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Both are needed, and having these signs in balance spells healthy boundaries, a strong self of our emotional selves, tenacity, and the responsibility required to handle business.
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"If those orders don't materialize, we're going to keep a close eye on our production plans and make sure supply and demand remain in balance," he said.
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For ER visits, out-of-network billing was particularly common for ambulance services: 85.6% of ambulance encounters resulted in balance billing, researchers report in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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Sleeping enough also keeps your hunger hormones in balance, as well as allowing your body to recover so you can train harder the next time, Kitchen says.
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In "Balance and Imbalance," set to traditional Korean percussion and pansori, a kind of musical storytelling, two drummers and the vocalist Seo-hee Lee accompany five dancers.
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Saudi Arabia's energy minister, Khalid al-Falih, told reporters he was "not confident" that an agreement that would keep supply and demand in balance was within reach.
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Prior to the coronavirus, experts predicted that the transition to current expected credit loss rules would require banks to make adjustments in balance sheets and retained earnings.
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The copper market will slip into a deficit in the 2020s after being in balance for rest of this decade, Rio Tinto's copper chief said on Tuesday.
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The International Energy Agency, on Thursday, said they expect to see global supply and demand roughly in balance next year, even though demand will slow next year.
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Demand and supply were in balance at about 100,000 tonnes in 2017, UBS said, projecting an oversupply for several years turning to a deficit in the mid-2020s.
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I hope they will provide a way to see the human lives in balance at one of the most political (and yet under-reported) borders in the world.
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We know, for example, that white sharks live throughout the world's oceans and eat marine mammals, keeping the food web in balance from their position at its apex.
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And taking time to tune in and to really be aware of your needs, so you begin to create your life in balance and listening to your intuition.
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In a total market of more than 350 million tonnes a year, such a small surplus really amounts to a market that is more or less in balance.
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"We hope by April the market will be in balance," Falih told reporters in New Delhi, adding that the commitment to a global supply-cutting deal was "unquestionable".
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"The minutes will show a Committee that is likely to announce a change in balance sheet policy at the September meeting," wrote analysts at JPMorgan in a note.
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You Aries people are #1 at everything you do, but today's Full Moon wants you to take a deep look to see if your life's really in balance.
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The first pivots on Tyler (Kelvin Harrison Jr.), a black 17-year-old student and wrestler struggling to keep the fast-moving parts of his life in balance.
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After 5 years, one month and 24 days in office I can tell you that nothing can be put in balance with the need to further fight corruption.
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Our best bet is to rapidly deploy the RKV to keep ahead of emerging North Korean and other missile threats in balance with other deterrence and defense enhancements.
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We extended it through the deficit-reduction and budget agreements of the Bill Clinton years, driving four consecutive annual budgets that were either in balance or in surplus.
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So it's an ongoing balancing act, but it's easy to keep in balance as long as you have good people around you and a good sense about yourself.
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We both want to put the budget in balance, but cutting back on research into our nation's deadliest cancers, like pancreatic cancer, is counter productive and frankly, inhumane.
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Its current account is also almost in balance, putting it in a better position than Egypt, where the IMF expects to see a 5 percent deficit this year.
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"OPEC is an open, transparent organization focused on assisting the oil markets to remain in balance on a sustainable basis, which is a fundamental requirement of investors," Barkindo said.
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Calendar spreads track the balance between crude supply, consumption and stockpiles, with contango indicating a market in balance or oversupply, while backwardation is associated with a fall in stocks.
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Ubtech also builds a wheeled robot with a robot arm, so the real challenge won't be building an arm, but keeping Walker in balance while it's manipulating its environment.
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"The LSE would have more than 900 million pounds in balance sheet capacity for M&A or further returns to shareholders," RBC analysts who rate LSE as "Outperform", said.
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In "Balance of Terror," the crew encounters the Romulans — an alien race that began as a violent offshoot of the logical, peaceful Vulcans with whom the Federation is aligned.
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After downgrading five oil stocks to "hold" Wednesday, based on a potential weakness in balance sheets, Scialla does suggest that energy investors consider exploration and production company Concho Resources.
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In office, Urzua said Lopez Obrador's government would aim to run a federal budget that was "more or less" in balance, once interest payments on debt were stripped out.
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I have found some peace in feminine expressions over the past couple of years, although historically, I've always felt most powerful and in balance with a more androgynous look.
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A gorgeously imagined fantasy, a forceful plea for living in balance with nature, and a riveting adventure that recalls the classic samurai films of Kurosawa — what's not to like?
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A priestly caste, called Gatherers, harvests it from people whom a goddess judges to be corrupt; the extractive process is deadly, but the system keeps the society in balance.
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Further significant shrinking of balance sheets is likely as there remains too much capacity in the industry, even after a US$4trn-$5trn reduction in balance sheets since 2010.
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A study led by Robert Serrouya, a biologist with the University of Alberta in Edmonton, has found an unexpected way to keep the two species in balance: moose hunting.
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MPB0-3 However, the lead market widened its surplus in November, the International Lead and Zinc Study Group said, adding that the market was roughly in balance in November.
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You're trying to dig to the bottom of this place so you can feel totally "on your leg" [a ballet expression that means perfectly in balance] as an actor.
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As for me, instead of canceling my search, I've given myself permission to prioritize love, so long as I continue to keep the other parts of my life in balance.
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EU rules require governments to seek a budget in balance or in surplus in structural terms, which exclude one off revenues and expenditures and the effects of the business cycle.
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The government had expected the Executive board to conclude the third review in June to enable it receive a fourth disbursement of around $115 million in balance of payment support.
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"In the medium term the Group expects to see a steady shift from a market in balance to a slight deficit, leading to a further improvement in prices," it said.
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Ontario, which accounts for about 40 percent of Canada's economy, maintained its promise to have a balanced budget in 2017-18 and expects to remain in balance the year after.
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"We have seen the bottom," said Jeremy Weir, chief executive of Trafigura, predicting that supply and demand would be in balance by the third or fourth quarter of this year.
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PARKER: WE THINK THERES ROOM WITH OUR KEY STRATEGIC PARTNERS TO MOVE FORWARD, BUT, WE'RE PUTTING A LOT OF EMPHASIS IN BALANCE WITH THAT THROUGH DIGITAL AT THE SAME TIME.
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Dr. Hubbard compared it to a young child learning to stand up, working out the muscle control involved in balance, pushing with the toes and adjusting to avoid falling over.
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Ronnie Kassiff, 30, inbound marketing consultant: 'I lost $2,000 worth of work, but gained $3,000 in other projects'Marketing consultant Ronnie Kassiff has noticed a shift in balance amid the pandemic.
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And, indeed, this reduction in "balance of systems" costs — all the costs of solar power that aren't the panels themselves — is a big reason the price of solar power keeps declining.
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High Dynamic Range, in mobile photography at least, refers to keeping the darkest and lightest parts of your image in balance (so a bright sky doesn't completely obliterate a dark landscape).
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This contrasts with the agency's last forecast a month ago for supply and demand to be broadly in balance over the rest of this year and for inventories to fall swiftly.
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Simone Biles' new book, Courage to Soar: A Body in Motion, A Life in Balance, recounts her evolution from a Texas tot to four-time gold medalist at the Rio Olympics.
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Shipment levels are closely watched amid volatile global iron ore prices, with the 1.4 billion-tonne-per-year sea-traded market now in balance but threatened by a looming supply glut.
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He'll be the kind of person who can sit around with this kind of Zen Mother Nature type control over the whole kingdom, and keep everything in order and in balance.
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In addition, consistent operating losses, significant deterioration in asset quality, a material change in balance sheet leverage, and/or deterioration of CNHI Capital's liquidity profile could also drive negative rating actions.
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Morgan Stanley analyst Sean Laaman said the sale would free up cash to pay for the company's new hospital under construction in Sydney's north, and result in "balance sheet concerns dissipating".
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"Incomes are moving nicely but it's still challenging to put together a down payment for a home," he said adding that in multi-family homes, supply and demand are in balance.
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They are shifting strategy and are now focused on raising interest rates at a pace that keeps growth and inflation in balance, risking the next downturn if they get it wrong.
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Now, they realize they're in the same boat and need to row in tandem to keep global crude supply and demand in balance, according to interviews with analysts, executives and investors.
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A bubble flexes in size trying to reach equilibrium, the point at which the pressure on the inside of the bubble and its outside—whether atmosphere or water—are in balance.
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"This dramatic reduction in costs on a service imperative to managing systemic risk in swaps is entirely worth the trade-off of a minuscule reduction in balance sheet protection," Giancarlo said.
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While Canada's trade with the United States has roughly been in balance over time, last year it ran a trade deficit with China of 15.2 billion Canadian dollars, about $11.9 billion.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German solar battery maker Sonnen has won approval to join the lucrative market for keeping the country's power network in balance, giving a boost to its drive to reach profitability.
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This beautiful collection of work by Sarah Stacke examines how new initiatives by the Obijiwe preserve their traditions in balance with a renewed wider interest in sustainable and indigenous approaches to food.
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To make matters worse, Italy's structural deficit, which under EU law should shrink by 0.6% of GDP a year until it is in balance, has instead been rising every year since 2015.
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"We knew from our personal experience that there was healing in this music, that there was revelation in the music and through this sound it kept the planet in balance," King said.
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"The report describes serious shortcomings in the organization of Danske Bank, where risk-appetite and risk control were not in balance," Kilvar Kessler, chairman of the Estonian FSA, said in a statement.
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We are all some combination of Vata, Pitta and Kapha, Hudson tells us, and to keep those three constitutions, or doshas, in balance, we have to eat delicious salads in our underwear.
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"Markets will have learned well from the 2008 experience that this increase in balance sheet size is not inflationary in any near-term sense," Citigroup economist Andrew Hollenhorst said in a note.
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There was something utopian about this onstage society — individuality expressed through the group; our desires to be with ourselves and with others held in balance — as there was at the marathon, too.
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This lovely bottling from Barnard Griffin is exemplary, offering peach and even a hint of mango, with some lime and orange zest to lend tension and keep the wine in balance. Bravo!
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The minister also said that if oil supply continues to build up, "we will have the mechanism to reconvene ... and bring supply and demand in balance and to prevent inventories from growing".
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Chrystia Freeland, Canada's foreign minister, had reminded Trump administration officials that trade between the countries is roughly in balance, and that Canada is the largest buyer of American exports from 35 states.
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Art and science were in balance; in addition to painting and sculpture, Mr. Reddy studied botany and biology, pursuits that would do much to produce the organic imagery of his later art.
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"Squeamish" is a play about blood — the fluid that flows through our veins, the kinship we feel or don't for our own families, the temperaments that we struggle to keep in balance.
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In "Balance," Sessler takes... Even though the album is only available on Tidal for streaming listeners, fans and non-subscribers willing to buy Beyoncé's new album Lemonade are now able to enjoy it.
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To make matters worse, the country's structural deficit, which under EU law should shrink by 0.6% of GDP a year until it is in balance, has instead been rising every year since 2015.
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Now, a year since the surgery, I'm really seeing how flat my forehead is and how he feminized around my eyes and how perfect my nose is in balance with my new features.
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BEIJING, July 1 (Reuters) - The U.S. energy secretary said he expects the oil market to be in balance in 2017, after he met with the Saudi Arabia energy minister on Friday in Beijing.
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Being a Water sign, emotional intensity is nothing new to you, but today's revealing eclipse in balance-seeking Libra will be lighting up a very psychic and emotionally sensitive sector of your chart.
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At the time, the man of the house might create dials in his front parlor workshop, while his neighbor next door specialized in balance wheels and the fellow down the street fashioned crowns.
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"We are happy to see a market that is more in balance... That means that prices will not rise as much as earlier, which is a healthy sign," its head Per Jaeger said.
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Put another way, Trump's vision of a government in balance would mean two-thirds of all outlays in 2027 would be consumed by just four areas: defense, interest payments, Medicare and Social Security.
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"So you have to cross the street very carefully," an old lady on a motor walker told me with an unnatural British accent, while, perfectly in balance, she was overtaking me on the sidewalk.
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Katz believes supply and demand are moving toward being in balance in the upcoming year, and cautioned that if investors wait until oil hits $65, the energy stocks will have already moved a lot.
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"The report describes serious shortcomings in the organization of Danske Bank, where risk-appetite and risk control were not in balance," the head of Estonia's FSA financial regulator Kilvar Kessler said in a statement.
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While some stakeholders — including many U.S. drillers — believe OPEC is essential to keeping supply and demand in balance, others say the group inflates prices to enrich its members at the expense of oil consumers.
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"As a result of declining overall industry volumes, the Detroit-Hamtramck plant will be making schedule adjustments to keep supply and demand in balance," said a GM spokesman in a statement sent to CNBC.
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Insurers may have to scrap dividends after a test of their ability to withstand severe market shocks uncovered a 160 billion euro hole in balance sheets, the EU's insurance watchdog (EIOPA) said on Thursday.
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"The security of the entire world is in balance here and I am more than a little uneasy when the two major players fit the image of cartoon characters in many ways," he said.
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Think of the endocannabinoid system as your body's "root level" operating system—a kind of central processing unit that regulates and alters the functioning of many other important systems and keeps them in balance.
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Fitch views this written agreement and the associated costs as somewhat emblematic of banks that grow rapidly, in which their existing infrastructure may not keep pace with their growth in balance sheet or operations.
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"We've had increasing pressure on the budget and knew that we were going to have to take actions to get it back in balance," said Thomas P. Campbell, the museum's director and chief executive.
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Managers like Senfina use large numbers of small investment teams and centralized risk oversight to keep bets on securities increasing in value, or long positions, roughly in balance with those on them declining, or shorts.
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"We've got four young babies and so the farther we get from home, it makes it almost impossible for us to figure out how to keep everything in balance or in line," Chip told PEOPLE.
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On November 30, 20173, OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers agreed to production cuts of 1.8 million barrels per day, hoping that this action would bring the market back in balance and prices would rise.
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The decision was made during a meeting of the Fund's executive board that also approved a tranche of $94.2 million in balance of payment support following the fourth review of the West African nation's program.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - OPEC should boost daily output by roughly 1 million barrels over time to keep global crude supply and demand in balance as production dips elsewhere, a leading U.S. shale executive said on Wednesday.
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When that occurs growers plant much less of the crop until supply declines back in balance with, or even below, demand, which then stimulates prices to rise as the market competes for the smaller supply.
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There is a figure, in the foreground wearing a graduation cap nailed into a crucifix that doubles as what might be the scales of justice with the modern, oppositional yin and yang symbols held in balance.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia is ready to continue cooperation with OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak told reporters on Thursday, adding that the oil market is currently in balance despite volatile inventories.
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It seems the more they meet and greet, the more likely they are to be in balance, and the less likely they are to let any one microorganism grow out of control, as occurs with infection.
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The oil market is now in balance thanks to unplanned outages and robust demand, particularly from emerging economies, but this equilibrium will tilt into surplus again early next year, the International Energy Agency said on Tuesday.
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As if that weren't exciting enough, Biles says she's ecstatic about the Saturday premiere of her new movie, which was based off her 2016 book, Courage to Soar: A Body in Motion, A Life in Balance.
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EU rules oblige governments to keep cutting the structural deficit — a measure that strips out the effects of the business cycle and one-off income and spending — until the budget is in balance or in surplus.
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Energy can be thought of as the production of electricity, capacity is the ability to create power during high demand periods, and flexibility is the ability to change output to keep supply and demand in balance.
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SHANGHAI, Jan 17 (Reuters) - China's securities watchdog said on Friday that it would keep equity supply and demand in balance in 2020 as it pushes for further reforms in the capital markets while containing financial risks.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The global oil market should see supply and demand in balance by 2017 though it will remain structurally well-supplied for the next couple of years, U.S. Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz said on Friday.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The oil market is expected to be in balance toward the end of 2019, as global inventories fall and demand remains strong, but OPEC's job is not done yet, Kuwait's oil minister told Reuters.
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He believed that not only should one's humours be in balance for health, but that a skilled fighter would particularly need to be balanced in order to avoid making mistakes by being too aggressive, impetuous, or passive.
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"What's critical to Treasury yields is the pace that the Fed moves toward its new neutral policy rate, which, to define, is a rate or yield at which the economy and inflation are in balance," Gross said.
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Kevin, a deeply selfish man, is informed by Yvette that for as long as humans have roamed the Earth, they've been protected by 36 righteous souls: men and women whose mere existence keeps the universe in balance.
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When spot Asian iron ore prices jumped 81 percent in 2016, the surprise rally was chalked up to stronger Chinese imports and signs that a market that had been oversupplied for several years was back in balance.
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U.S.-China trade does need to be much more in balance, but with America exporting much more of the high-tech, high-wage-supporting, high-value-added products and services from sectors where it enjoys comparative advantage.
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This is the opposing side of the "continuous crisis" lamented by Paul Frankel, founder of Petroleum Economics Limited and widely credited with laying out the foundations for why oil supply never was/is/will be in balance.
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In comments suggesting OPEC is not in a rush to ease supply restraint ahead of a mid-year meeting to review policy, Kuwait's oil minister Khaled al-Fadhel said the market was expected to be in balance.
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An article on Wednesday about the effects of an Olympics postponement on athletes' training schedules described incorrectly the Olympic medal won by the gymnast Laurie Hernandez in balance beam at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
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Run by the 26-year-old chef Val Chang, her older brother, Nando, and their father, Fernando, Itamae is a study in balance: Contrasting flavors, textures and temperatures come alive in inventive ceviche, fish bowls and rolls.
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That growth trend is driven by a rebound in global business investment, which was prompted by a shift from global excess supply that was deflationary and depressed investment to demand and supply that is more in balance.
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Speaking in India, Saudi energy minister Khalid al-Falih said Monday that the kingdom would continue to act as "the central bank of the oil market" to keep supply and demand in balance, according to media reports.
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"Arms were irrelevant for many of them since their heads were massive and in balance with the tail," said paleontologist Sebastián Apesteguía of the Felix de Azara Foundation and the National Scientific and Technical Research Council in Argentina.
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DUBAI, May 27 (Reuters) - The oil market is expected to be in balance towards the end of 2019, as global inventories fall and demand remains strong, but OPEC's job is not done yet, Kuwait's oil minister told Reuters.
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In comments suggesting OPEC isn't in a rush to ease supply restraint ahead of a mid-year meeting to review policy, Kuwait's oil minister said the market was expected to be in balance towards the end of 2019.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The oil market is now in balance thanks to unplanned outages and robust demand, particularly from emerging economies, but this equilibrium will tilt into surplus again early next year, the International Energy Agency said on Tuesday.
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Combined with softer demand, this should help keep the oil market in balance for the first half of next year, provided Saudi Arabia pumped near record-high volumes and the world avoided another major supply disruption, Hardy said.
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But what to make of the strange fluctuations in balance when walking, the tipping sideways, one way and then the other; or the effort required to hold a cup or a glass, or to write with a pen?
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His predecessors kept this tension in balance lest there be damaging consequences for American businesses, workers and farmers — a good reminder for Mr. Trump, whose ill-conceived trade war with Canada and Europe risks harming the American economy.
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The bottom line: A budget that the White House says will be in balance by 250 would, in reality, remain deeply in red ink throughout the coming decade and ultimately add trillions of dollars to the national debt.
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Material deterioration in financial performance resulting from a reduction in operating cash flow generation and/or available liquidity, sustained increase in balance sheet leverage, and/or aggressive capital management could also result in a downgrade of OCN's ratings.
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We talk about lyrical sentences and compelling characters and shocking twists all the time, but so often we forget to look at the part of the book that holds all of these elements in balance: the story structure.
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Context: A separate study, published last month in the journal Nature, found that the meltwater coming off the glaciers high in the Himalayas is 1.6 times greater than the rate needed to keep the glaciers in balance with snowfall.
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In the minutes, almost all policymakers agreed that the timing of a change in balance sheet policy would depend on economic and financial conditions and generally preferred to taper or stop investments in both Treasury and mortgage-backed bonds.
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Once derided as "voodoo economics" (that's what George H.W. Bush called Reagan's economic policies), the supply-side crowd has long held that tax cuts pay for themselves and do not require offsets to keep the federal budget in balance.
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"What is exciting about the results is that significant improvements occurred in balance and mobility as a result of relatively short programs of yoga - the average number of hours offered was 20 hours," Tiedemann told Reuters Health by email.
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On bond markets, Nigeria's pending $21340 billion Eurobond sale, its first in 213-2104/217 years hangs in balance after President Muhammadu Buhari asked parliament to extend his medical leave, deepening suspicions that his health is worse than thought.
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"As Venezuelan product continues to decline and world oil demand continues to grow, the market is getting better in balance, supporting prices and helping the remaining OPEC and non-OPEC producers at the expense of Venezuela," Lipow told CNBC.
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That's what makes your Lip Sync Battles and your Carpool Karaokes potentially entertaining: You're typically watching a professional perfectionist devote considerable energy to something low-stakes and silly, and when everything is held in balance, it's fun to watch.
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As he climbed into a car on a rainy street outside OPEC headquarters, Saudi Arabia's energy minister, Khalid al-Falih, told reporters he was "not confident" an agreement that would keep supply and demand in balance was within reach.
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But, one day when it's not, I'm going to be glad knowing that it's something I'm more than capable of doing, and that my relationship can withstand shifts in balance and power with a few (or a lot) of hard conversations.
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LONDON, Dec 15 (Reuters) - Insurers may have to scrap dividends after a test of their ability to withstand severe market shocks uncovered a 160 billion euro ($165 billion) hole in balance sheets, the European Union's insurance watchdog said on Thursday.
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Martijn Rats of Morgan Stanley says that to keep the market roughly in balance, shale-producers will have to raise output from 5.8m barrels a day (b/d) to 6.8m b/d over the next 12 months, a 17% increase.
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The machines have assembled a unified army, growing so fast that evolution couldn't keep nature in balance and molecular nanotechnology eats away at every living thing on earth, slowly consuming all life and turning our home into a grey planet.
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But given the mounting pressure of attending press events and other public commitments, Han, a former children's librarian, says she's developed a three-question metric to help her make big decisions, prioritize her time and keep her life in balance.
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In 1922, while working as a mechanic on a passenger liner, Calder woke one day on the ship's deck at dawn to see the rising sun and the setting moon, two perfect geometric forms hanging in balance in the sky.
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According to Apple, when both users' and IT's needs are in balance, users are more likely to accept a corporate "bring your own device" (BYOD) program — something that can ultimately save the business money that doesn't have to be invested in hardware purchases.
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"If the IPO is not going to happen, some traders may see that as Saudi Arabia's excuse to start increasing production again," Flynn at Price Futures said, noting he, however, thinks Saudi Arabia has a larger mission to get the market in balance.
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Reasons to be upbeat include growth in mortgages, a return of "animal spirits" in small-business borrowing, and a "little bit more leverage" in balance sheets, as regulators allow banks to return more capital in the form of dividends and share buybacks.
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Overall, yoga was linked to a small improvement in balance and a medium improvement in mobility – such as walking speed and how easily a person can get out of a chair – though the review authors were especially interested in the effects on balance.
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Meng Yadong, director at the marketing department of Sinopec Gas Company, told an industry seminar that the company sees China's natural gas market largely in balance this winter season, which typically starts in mid-November and ends in mid-March next year.
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"It takes a lot of work to keep supply and demand in balance, to keep the driver pool matched to the customer pool and remain 100 percent reliable, so we've taken very pragmatic views on growth," said Doug Aley, chief executive of Shuddle.
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Publicly held debt as a share of the economy fell from more than 21625 percent at the end of the war to around 2900 percent by the mid-220006s — even though the budget was in balance only about a quarter of the time.
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Thus, weighing the factors in balance, there is good reason for Iran to be open to European proposals to strengthen the provisions of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, known as the Iran nuclear deal, and then try again to gain U.S. support.
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Maybe "Life in Balance" is going to be the new "Silver Palate," which also seemed ridiculously overproduced when it appeared in 1982 (home-style drawings, cute quotations, chatty sidebars) and went on to become one of the most influential cookbooks of its time.
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"We will do whatever is necessary to keep the market in balance," the Saudi energy minister, Khalid Al-Falih, told journalists at OPEC headquarters in Vienna at the end of the meeting, with Russia's energy minister Alexander Novak seated at his side.
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By that logic, it should be remembered that Luke's death in The Last Jedi left things in balance as Rey stepped up to even things out against Kylo Ren … but what will the rumored return of Palpatine do to that status quo?
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's government said on Thursday its budget was in balance for the first time in a decade and a surplus this year was all but certain, though fiscal stimulus to boost jobs and growth was still seen unlikely for now.
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TOKYO, June 15 (Reuters) - Crude futures fell in early Asian trade on Wednesday as mounting concerns about Britain's possible exit from the European Union and a surprise build in U.S. inventories left investors ignoring the IEA's declaration that the oil market is now in balance.
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And our banks are in a much better situation than they were some years ago, a lot of capital has been brought in, balance sheets have been restructured and this process is still continuing with the new rules of the banking union in place.
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"We believe by the end of the first half that the global supply of crude can be in balance and might even be a little bit of a supply deficit as we go into the second half of the year," Gary Heminger told Cramer.
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"The oil markets have been rallying as the Saudis have appointed a new oil minister who has committed to maintain the existing policy to get the market in balance and ultimately see higher prices," said Andy Lipow, president of Lipow Oil Associates in Houston.
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Drumm's lawyers said his client believed he was engaged in balance sheet management with the tacit acknowledgement of the regulatory authorities, and appealed for as lenient a sentence as possible given the notoriety that will follow Drumm and his family "for the rest of his days".
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"And our banks are in a much better situation than they were some years ago, a lot of capital has been brought in, balance sheets have been restructured and this process is still continuing with the new rules of the banking union in place," he added.
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Chief Executive Al Monaco has previously said the project, which involves replacing existing 34-inch diameter pipe which 36-inch diameter high-strength steel pipe, would not boost total exports as the Enbridge system is in balance, meaning efforts to lift crude flow could cause bottlenecks.
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" Madel went on to urge Depp to "take it easy" on his spending over the upcoming holidays and wanted to set up a meeting where they could "look realistically at income and expenses and to work together on how to make sure that these are back in balance.
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This video of Upton and Bruno talking through the proper form of a landmine deadlift, for example, is super-informative: And there's one more thing that we just have to talk about: Upton eats donuts while she works out, because she believes in balance — and that is awesome.
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As an old Texan, I suggest restoring the past pro-ration action of the Texas Railroad Commission (TRC) whose main function from the 1930s until the 1960s was to keep production constrained in Texas so that American and world oil markets were in balance and price stability was achieved.
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There was really no way to find my place in balance with that… I really was just sucked in and went with it… I wanted to be with him every minute… I was doing a couple bumps of coke, but I was in denial of how dangerous it was.
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So if you find yourself becoming overzealous over every little opportunity that comes your way, here are a few ways to keep things in balance: Appearing readily available can work against you, according to Jeremy Nicholson, a social psychologist who focuses on decision-making, social influence and relationship dynamics.
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"We believe in balance, and you can see this exact strategy in the rest of our year," said Thomas E. Rothman, Sony's movie chief, noting the "Jumanji" sequel and an original drama, "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood," which stars Tom Hanks as the television personality Fred Rogers.
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San Francisco Fed President John Williams, who has become something of a structural dove, argues that the equilibrium interest rate, r-star, the rate at which the economy is in balance between growth and inflation, has fallen, making it harder to manage the economy, and harder to avoid financial upsets.
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"We believe by the end of the first half that the global supply of crude can be in balance and might even be a little bit of a supply deficit as we go into the second half of the year," Gary Heminger told "Mad Money " host Jim Cramer on Wednesday.
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So if you do find yourself in the situation where a title or salary boost is being offered alone, it's most important to understand why you're being offered less than you should be receiving and figure out whether the company's offer is in balance with your new role's expectations, she says.
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Analysts at Bank of America-Merrill Lynch believe that with Saudi Arabia relinquishing its role as the effective "central bank of oil", when it would adjust supply from one month to the next to keep the global oil market in balance, the demand side of the equation will prove a key price driver.
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Downward pressure on Schroders' ratings, while also unlikely, could arise from a markedly higher risk appetite for seed capital exposure or wealth management activities, a sustained substantial increase in balance sheet or cash flow leverage, or sustained net fund outflows due to product under-performance or operational or reputational damage to the franchise.
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"Global oil supply and demand is now expected to be largely in balance during 2017 as the gradual increase in world oil inventories that has occurred over the last few years comes to an end," said Howard Gruenspecht, acting administrator of the EIA, the statistical arm of the U.S. Department of Energy.
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The company plans to release the tool to the open source community with the goal of not only improving the way it keeps Kafka clusters in balance, but also applying the same load balancing principles to other distributed systems, which should come in handy for a number of use cases, Qin says.
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Except for the broadest central plot point — Roland pursues a man, played by Matthew McConaughey, who wants to destroy the Tower that keeps our universe and many others in balance — King's ideas have been largely swept aside for a strange fusion of science fiction and Weird fiction disguised as a Young Adult fantasy.
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"These actions signify that central banks (notably the BOJ and, to a lesser extent the European Central Bank) increasingly recognize that the previous paradigm of linking specific increases in balance sheet size to changes in aggregate demand and inflation is deeply flawed and needs to be replaced, " Citi said in the note.
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Market balance: Overall, IEA says that if the OPEC production-limiting deal with Russia and other allied producers indeed stays intact all year, the market is likely to be in balance for the year as a whole, with a modest surplus in the first half and modest deficit in the second half.
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When I made It's Hard to Find a Friend, I felt like it expressed something about my sadness, but in balance with everything else, especially for people who knew me, I feel like when that record came out, people understood something about me that I couldn't really express in face to face relationships.
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And though I might hold a minority view regarding the significance of keeping the two in balance — admittedly, much political art draws accolades on the merits of its position alone — the success of an artist in keeping both art and argument vital in a single work is a rare accomplishment worthy of note.
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According to Fitch's initial projections, these actions along with a deceleration in balance sheet growth, sustained internal capital generation, and a moderate dividend payout policy, will lead to a recovery of Bogota's capitalization ratios to a level more commensurate with its current rating level and similarly rated international peers in the short term.
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At the meeting in December 2015 where Fed officials first raised rates, for example, their consensus projection was that the longer-term level of the unemployment rate was 4.9 percent and that they would need to raise interest rates to 3.5 percent by now to keep the economy in balance and forestall inflation.
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At the meeting in December 2015 where Fed officials first raised rates, for example, their consensus projection was that the longer-term level of the unemployment rate was 4.9 percent and that they would need to raise interest rates to 3.5 percent by now to keep the economy in balance and forestall inflation.
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Yet, they are the embodiment of the nuanced approach: "We think technology can be genuinely beneficial to kids if you find good quality content (which is why we rate and review every kind of media), and if they use it in balance with other parts of their lives," spokeswoman Karen Zuercher said over email.
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"Global oil supply and demand is now expected to be largely in balance during 2017 as the gradual increase in world oil inventories that has occurred over the last few years comes to an end," said Howard Gruenspecht, acting administrator of the Energy Information Administration, the statistical arm of the U.S. Department of Energy.
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By making material the vulnerabilities of contemporary relationships between Chicago and Michoacán, tracing a physical (in)balance between geographies with the plants that traverse the edges of these nation states, Cruzvillegas's forms embody the precariousness and hope, if not the danger, of contemporary notions of borders, and the forces at work that make them porous or impenetrable.
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During a stop on her 503 Vision tour, she's in full mid-aughts The Secret mode, saying "you have to name it to claim it" and articulating her personal definition of wellness ("all things in balance") as she stalks the stage in a cream pantsuit, ambient New Age music playing while abstract lava lamp shapes shift on a screen behind her.
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Indeed, one could very well envision a world where U.S.-China trade is in balance, but where the structure of both the trade and national economies has radically shifted, with China's exports and economy shifting to higher-value-added advanced industries, while America's exports and economy become more commodity- and natural-resource based, with increases in food, fiber, and mineral exports (along with waste paper, our fastest-growing export to China, by volume).
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David Sbarra, a professor of clinical psychology at the University of Arizona (and the head of my former lab) and his collaborator Cindy Hazan, a professor of human development at Cornell, argue that close partners help keep our physical systems in balance: They calm us down when we get agitated, energize us when we start to lag, and help set the pace of our daily lives (like signaling when it's mealtime or bedtime).
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But Vilsack said he believed it was important that the EU agree to changes to bring agricultural trade more in balance, since it is much easier for EU farmers to sell their products in the United States than for U.S. farmers to sell their goods in the EU. "There is a massive agricultural trade deficit between the U.S. and the EU, and that has to be addressed in some way or there won't be support in Congress" for any agreement, Vilsack said.
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