They also sound pretty fantastic and are impressively well balanced.
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My favorites were taut and energetic, well balanced and refreshing.
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Tense, deep and well balanced, with lingering, savory, saline flavors.
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Its cameras and image quality are well balanced across the board.
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"We made sure that her meals were well-balanced," he said.
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The HomePod packs more bass and is bit more well-balanced.
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To the Editor: Thank you for publishing your well-balanced article.
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Foods containing probiotics are part of a healthy, well-balanced diet.
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They're extremely well-balanced and faithful to the music being played.
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It nonetheless was well balanced, with the typical tart, herbal flavors.
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It's delightfully well balanced and best suited to natural or orchestral music.
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Overall, they're surprisingly well balanced despite not coming with an accompanying app.
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The sound is solid and well-balanced, so far as tablets go.
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Like I said, it's well-balanced, so the earbuds don't feel heavy.
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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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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker called the plans "very well balanced".
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If you take your coffee black, you'll get a well-balanced brew.
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No. 243, the Tyrconnell Irish single malt, was well balanced and complex.
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The Demon Deacons were well-balanced, with nine different players getting points.
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Another cider, Gold Label, is gently sweet but well-balanced and refreshing.
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It delivers rich, smooth, well-balanced sound that can fill a room.
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It is peachy and well balanced with an underlying note of anise.
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The G21440 uses a VA display panel that's well balanced for gaming.
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Publicly I was the poster child for the well-balanced, successful freelancer.
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I do think it will be an effective and well-balanced rule.
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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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Overall, with any track I threw at it, the sound was well-balanced.
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The problem, Young concluded, is the risk-reward is not very well balanced.
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Even for younger investors, a well-balanced, diverse portfolio is important, Kitces said.
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These headphones have a relatively small footprint, but pack in well-balanced sound.
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They have a very well balanced lineup and they were better than us.
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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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The result is a warm, well-balanced dish brimming with depth and flavour.
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There was no kick to the seasoning even though it was well-balanced.
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To the Editor: David Brooks's column about suicide is well balanced and informative.
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Rich and well balanced, with floral aromas and flavors of herbs and citrus.
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Sound is clean, well-balanced, and booming only when it needs to be.
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That means energetic bass response, well-balanced mids, and a bright upper range.
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On Snapchat, he posted a video of himself eating a well-balanced meal.
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Vesper Vineyards makes this fruity, smoky, well-balanced carignan tempered by citrus highlights.
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But we can't always get it from your well-balanced diet or adequate sunlight.
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In 1Q16, net flows were sound at EUR13.8bn and well-balanced by asset class.
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" Ms. Saltzman said, adding: "Saoirse is one of the healthiest, really well-balanced people.
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The well-balanced cat has also found fame on his heavily Photoshopped Instagram account.
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The build quality does feel a bit cheap, but the sound is well balanced.
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Their well-balanced smoothie is colored to look like Slimer the ghost from Ghostbusters.
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The car seems quite well-balanced, but I think there's still room for improvement.
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The Mavic Mini is well-balanced, and owners should find it enjoyable to fly.
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It's well balanced, with flavors of apples, peaches and minerals, from an excellent vintage.
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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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"I think it's a very well balanced proposal," says Governor Inslee, siding with Small.
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Instead, try a well-balanced diet low in processed foods, like the Mediterranean Diet.
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The knife, a limited edition, has a comfortable walnut handle and is well balanced.
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Liberbank's funding structure is well balanced with customer deposits fully funding the loan book.
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It also comes with cultural disadvantages and social inequality that deserve well-balanced attention.
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It's rocket-ship fast, handles like it's on rails, and is supremely well balanced.
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The well-balanced ecosystem that once existed might be dead, but it doesn't matter.
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The Magic rode a well-balanced attack with six players scoring at least 12 points.
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On paper, the Eve V looks like a very well balanced machine for the price.
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"This is a surefire sign that the market is well balanced," the RBC analysts said.
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Who knows, maybe the secret to a well-balanced life is easier than you think.
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Dallas took a 61-50 lead into the locker room behind a well-balanced effort.
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I expected them to be front-heavy if anything, but they're well balanced and comfortable.
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Bubbles or sweet wines, even well-balanced ones, can be tiring over the long haul.
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It wasn't quite as spicy as I would have liked, but it was well balanced.
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Although this dish is well balanced, the sweetness should be more pronounced than the heat.
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Choosing a gaming laptop is a lot like putting together a well-balanced adventuring party.
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A Popular Mechanics review said the drill is "well-balanced" and it's comfortable to hold.
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And of course, we can't forget about the most important factor: crisp, well-balanced sound.
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These issues are beautifully handled here and the image is aesthetically well balanced and presented.
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There's a leather handle up top that feels well balanced and won't get in your way.
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When Lakshmi chatted with PEOPLE in March, she credited her appearance to her well-balanced diet.
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It's well-balanced at low to mid volume, so you'll be able to hear dialogue clearly.
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Many people were typically [in their] late-20s to mid-30s, well-educated and well-balanced.
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It was less sweet, tasting more like dark chocolate or cocoa, and overall really well-balanced.
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Which parenting techniques do you think are most beneficial to bringing up a well-balanced person?
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The review convincingly indicates that Cozzens's book is well balanced; the review itself is less so.
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Give her an easy and fun way to infuse a perfect, well-balanced cup of tea.
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The chardonnay was tense, well-balanced and savory — not a complicated wine, but a satisfying one.
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They are heavy yet well balanced, so flipping a pile of sizzling sugar snaps is easy.
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In all seriousness, the best thing about the HeadLamp 330 is how well balanced it is.
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It can be, the academy still says, a healthy part of an otherwise well-balanced diet.
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Both show strong inclinations to take a well-balanced, patient-centric approach to health care policy.
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The Stable Outlook highlights Fitch's view that the rating is well-balanced at its current level.
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The promise of six-hour battery life, well-balanced sound, and a slim design are even better.
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Most important, the well-balanced sound quality will have you feeling good about the value you're getting.
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For music, the levels shift, and the Beam delivers crisp treble on top of well balanced mids.
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The latter is a complete Windows 10 PC, self-contained, polished, well-balanced and comfortable to wear.
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I'm into it, but sounds like a lot of pressure for kids to be impossibly well-balanced!
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It's also like a lot of Waititi's previous films: a well-balanced mix of humor and heart.
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On copper, the company said it expects the market to remain well-balanced in the medium term.
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Colors are well-balanced in daylight, and the night mode is pretty good for what it is.
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And even if you have the right information, it's not always easy to construct well-balanced meals.
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The result is a well-balanced sandwich that's sweet and salty, spicy but basic, crunchy yet creamy.
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Their starting lineup is a well-balanced cocktail, and explosive in every way it needs to be.
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This will be the season where Jessica Jones is totally well-balanced and cheerful all the time.
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Viki is an inarguably sane and well-balanced person with no history of hoaxing or chain-yanking.
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Jack Herer is a well-balanced sativa strain named after the author/activist of the same name.
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The chili had a bit more of a kick, and in my opinion was more well balanced.
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You can definitely taste the bacon in this one, and it's a fairly well-balanced sandwich overall.
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Those traits can be really productive together, but if they're not well balanced, they can be unproductive.
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"We looked well balanced and then the individuals will show the talent," Belgium Coach Roberto Martínez said.
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Pro gamers will want more, but this is a well-balanced display for pretty much anything else.
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There are three-speed variations to choose from and well-balanced impellers to allow for maximum airflow.
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Yamaha's YAS-209 delivers great sound, well-balanced functionality, and Amazon Alexa support for a reasonable price.
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They offer a well-balanced "diversification" of income sources that we can build on and dramatically improve.
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These are some of the most well-balanced, most capable phones Apple — or anyone — has ever made.
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As one former Google executive summed it up, Pichai is well-balanced leader who likes to find compromises.
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Gray Matters is full of formal delights, aesthetic acrobatics, and a well-balanced monochrome bouquet of incredible artists.
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One Georgia mother's attempt to pack her teen daughter a well-balanced lunch didn't quite go as planned.
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Redditor CaptainFiddler got a very thoughful, very well-balanced meal from his kids for a Father's Day treat.
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They don't feel as well-balanced as Oculus' Touch controllers, which won't come out until later this year.
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It's well balanced and easy to hold thanks to tiny side bezels around its 5.5-inch 1080p display.
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The sauce looks extra spicy but it's actually very well balanced, and can be bought by the bottle.
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The chicken was incomparably crispy, juicy, and fresh, and all the elements of the sandwich were well balanced.
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This wine, made mostly of gamay, was sweet yet juicy and refreshing because it was so well balanced.
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Another well-balanced starter is cow's curd agnolotti with Jerusalem artichokes two ways (puréed and as crisp chips).
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Onomatopee's award-winning publications and experimental exhibitions are known for their technically smart, well-balanced design and editing.
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"I thought they were a very well-balanced, put-together team this year," James said of the Raptors.
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Health and dental issues can also make it difficult for the elderly to eat a well-balanced diet.
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"Renewable energy is important to a well-balanced energy portfolio," Mississippi Power President and CEO Anthony Wilson said.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The Stable Outlook reflects Fitch's assessment that upside and downside risks to the rating are well-balanced.
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It was delicious: cold, refreshing, and creamy with a well-balanced tart to sweet ratio from the fruit puree.
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You're practical and down-to-earth, Virgo, but Pisces is dreamy as hell—are you in well-balanced relationships?
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The challenge in making engaging and well-balanced political art is probably why the intersection remains unexplored, she says.
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" Husseini said the physical market — where barrels are bought and sold to satisfy actual demand — are "pretty well balanced.
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With its juicy, crispy chicken and well-balanced flavors, Popeyes' classic chicken sandwich was far better than the rest.
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When a bunch of Storm Troopers rush a hill together and take it, it feels well balanced and satisfying.
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Having time to think, even if it is just for a few minutes, is crucial to being well balanced.
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They're finding new clues about what his diet consisted of: a well-balanced mix of meat, leaves and wheat.
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Annalisa's well-balanced though -- she knows how to have a good time, as you can see in the pics.
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"I'm not comfortable recommending any lifestyle changes other than to keep active and eat a well-balanced diet," he said.
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Even this year's themes — including Activism and Community Engagement, Black Culture, and Female-Centric — seem more inclusive and well-balanced.
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While the headset is fairly well-balanced, it's still heavy, and some sessions have left me with a throbbing forehead.
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Since each bite tasted so well-balanced, I never felt like I was stuffing my face — even though I was.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The Stable Outlook reflects Fitch's assessment that upside and downside risks to the ratings are currently well-balanced.
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The 7-inch screen is bright and the color looked good; it was responsive and the device felt well-balanced.
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The first are normal, well-balanced people who are dying from the very beginning to know how a series ends.
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SLG also has manageable, well-balanced lease maturity and debt expiration schedules as well as limited floating-rate debt exposure.
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You can start to see the grain in the shadows, but the bright and dark areas are surprisingly well balanced.
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Beans alone are not enough to craft a well-balanced veggie burger, as the guys from LA's Burgerlords well know.
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Adding the veggies to the mix gives additional vitamins, minerals, nutrients and fiber for a well-balanced, colorful mini-meal.
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The Echo Sub does its job, making audio from the Echo speakers more full and enjoyable, well-balanced and healthy.
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And in contrast to the self-serving verdicts rendered on his allies and enemies, his broader conclusions seem well balanced.
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That said, the spicy-ranch dip is one of the most delicious, well-balanced, restaurant ranch dressings I've ever tasted.
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The audio fidelity is very Bose, with very well balanced tuning that doesn't sound too bass-y or too shrill.
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William Blair analyst Katherine Xu said the vaccine's efficacy is good and adverse events well balanced to merit an approval.
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"The chicken was incomparably crispy, juicy, and fresh, and all the elements of the sandwich were well balanced," Jiang wrote.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends eating well-balanced meals, exercising regularly, and getting plenty of sleep.
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It embodies all the best attributes of a grand tourer; powerful engine, well-balanced chassis, comfortable ride, and luxurious cabin.
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The weekly menu for the facility, obtained by TMZ, shows that, at the very least, he'll get well-balanced meals.
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Next came the 2015 Hartford Court, a bigger wine than the others, with darker fruit flavors but well balanced nonetheless.
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Each of these — down to the smallest part — is embodied with comprehension and confidence by an unusually well-balanced ensemble.
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The Magic led 58-55 at intermission, riding a well-balanced start with five players scoring between seven and 11 points.
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It's well-balanced, has extremely strong vanilla notes, and it goes down very smoothly, with a bit of an oily mouthfeel.
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Prospects: Though the current Italy side seems relatively well balanced, it lacks the technical mastery of the very best Azzuri teams.
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The mobile app connects to almost every major streaming service, and TV and movies played through this slab are well-balanced.
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For the most part, the cereals are sexy and silly and the perfect addition to your well-balanced, sex-positive breakfast.
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"Rather than wasting money on supplementation, most Americans would be better served by focusing on a well-balanced diet," Ahmed says.
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All-in-all, you get what you expect from a Taco Bell Crunchy Taco: a satisfying, light, and well-balanced snack.
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The AKG-tuned audio is well-balanced with plenty of volume, but it's not very subtle and doesn't have much finesse.
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ABQ's VR of 'bbb-' reflects the bank's reasonably conservative risk appetite and well balanced business model, despite its small domestic franchise.
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"Self-care" refers to that things you do for yourself to stay happy, healthy, and to lead a well-balanced life.
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Tiny lamb meatballs were tucked into homemade won tons and served with a well-balanced sauce of garlic and chili oil.
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If Riot builds something that's well-balanced, smartly monetized, and highly streamable, they could easily pull gamers from 'Destiny' or 'Overwatch.
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Lincoln County, Maine Lincoln County reflects many of today's most fraught political dividing lines all in one, and all well-balanced.
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Douthat's chapters on stagnating innovation and institutional sclerosis as elements of our decadence are more conventional, though informative and well balanced.
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When I first bit into the Popeyes sandwich, I got a well-balanced bite of pickle, mayo, chicken, breading, and bun.
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A well-balanced portfolio should always include a mix of asset classes with a diversity of both equities and bond funds.
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It's a heavy, passionate, well-balanced record that, despite its lack of bass guitar, both crushes and crumbles with brutal grace.
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One glass at night with a proper meal of salmon and vegetables would be a good example of a well balanced meal.
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"It's so well-balanced, there's no added sugar — there's so many great things about the combination of nutrients in milk," she says.
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A well-balanced diet is one of the best ways to keep your cholesterol under control and avoid heart disease or stroke.
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The amount of the piquant, palate-numbing spice is well-balanced in the salt, so it does not overwhelm what you season.
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Most everything I tried — Leon Bridges, Ruston Kelly, Drake, Twin Shadow, and the new 2018 remix of The Beatles — sounded well-balanced.
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What has emerged from that decision is a fantastically well balanced sound married to an equally well thought-out and precise design.
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No. 22013 was the vibrant, well-balanced Belle Pente, with persistent fruit and floral aromas and flavors, and that note of iron.
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SOVEREIGN RATING SENSITIVITIES The Stable Outlook reflects Fitch's assessment that upside and downside risks to the sovereign ratings are currently well balanced.
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Thomas Jefferson rushed for 210 yards in the opener and fellow junior Kareem Williams added another 67 for the well-balanced offense.
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"It's a well-thought out, well-balanced cocktail that just happens to be in slushy form," said David Kinch, the restaurant's owner.
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He described it as well-balanced, with notes of spearmint and vanilla and hints of winter spices like cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg.
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It's a really, really good beer: a well-balanced, full-bodied brew with a malty and caramel finish from the eponymous toast.
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At No. 22017 was the entry-level bottle from Domaine Vacheron, a deeply minerally, ripe and rich wine that was well balanced.
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It's earthy and lightly tannic with firm, long flavors that are more fruit than mineral, perhaps, but it's well balanced and exceptional.
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It's is because these countries lack well-balanced diets, have high smoking rates, and require proper screening and up to date treatments.
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Kitchen Byte approves of this block because it is simple to clean, well-balanced, has a slim fit, and is see-through.
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The Sonos One provides well balanced sound that can fill a room, while the Sonos Play:5 is a big booming party factory.
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Kuroda voiced confidence on Japan's economy, saying it was expanding moderately thanks to a well-balanced increase in both external and domestic demand.
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We have yet to see how seriously Cannes takes its intention to "ensure the selections are well-balanced and diverse," as Fremaux stated.
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Choose from their selection of well-balanced cocktails they're making that week or request a "Dealer's Choice" from one of the friendly bartenders.
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Its low-light performance is great, its dedicated night mode is effective in even lower light, and its daylight colors are well-balanced.
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It has a glass back and front, comes in white or black, and is well-balanced, no matter how you pick it up.
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It seemed well balanced here, and once you're used to it you'll never want to go back to the faux brakes feature again.
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It has fancy wheels and a carbon fiber roof and Mercedes describes it as "sporty and well-balanced," which seems like a stretch.
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Despite sometimes feeling a bit over-busy on the graphics-side, the game is otherwise well-balanced and a true joy to play.
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The pungent sweet, sour, spicy and salty flavors, no matter how well balanced, often overpower or neutralize the more delicate flavors in wine.
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The Mizuno S18 family of wedges feature a well-balanced design that will help with mis-hit shots, so they'll stay on track.
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LongHorn really impressed me with its aptly named Perfect Margarita, expertly fried shrimp appetizer, well-balanced baked potato, and surprisingly delicious house salad.
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Emma is the chef at Nora Gray—consistently voted one of Montreal's best restaurants—specializing in robust, well-balanced, Italian-inspired comfort food.
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Here are some tips to stay well-balanced: Take a break Let's be honest: You don't work eight hours straight in the office.
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Ms. Rosales had found that male-centric narratives about Latino culture were coarser, less well-balanced and intent on exuding a certain toughness.
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I like when there is something deep behind the image, although sometimes it appeals to me because it's visually well balanced and beautiful.
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"It takes time to be satisfied with a piece and be sure that it is well-balanced and the right size," he said.
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American Express attributed its Q4 success to the "well-balanced mix" it's been able to strike between spending and fee and lending revenues.
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Every investor knows that diversification is key to a well-balanced portfolio, but that doesn't just mean putting money across the U.S. market.
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This young cabernet is bright and well balanced, with a touch of earth and tannins that simply let you know they are there.
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U.S. trade with Canada is reasonably well balanced, and the trade deficit with Mexico is smaller than that with some giant Asian economies.
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Don't think of JOMO as a detox, but more like an integral part to a healthy, well-balanced nutrition plan for your brain.
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SugarBearHair apparently doesn't contain what it says it does, though it wouldn't work better than a well-balanced diet even if it did.
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The voice command isolation usurps similarly priced speakers, and the speaker is incredibly well-balanced, with solid bass and volume that fits my needs.
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It's only a matter of a few decibels, but it's the difference between a well-balanced sound and one that's too sharp and shrieking.
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A line out to line in setup is the cleanest because it will provide you with the most well-balanced music in the end.
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But most likely, you spent your weekend like Donald Trump and other extremely healthy, well-balanced people: posting online nonstop for four straight days.
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You get a well-balanced experience that keeps high and low tones at a similar level with a slight emphasis on deeper bass tones.
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AND BETWEEN THOSE TWO THINGS, WE'LL STAY PRETTY WELL BALANCED IN OUR CASH FLOW AND LOOK FORWARD TO MAINTAINING THAT RECORD OF DIVIDEND INCREASES.
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Hyundai Motor's striking new model, Palisade, has improved the brand image of being well-balanced, said Kwon Soon-woo, an analyst at SK Securities.
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The company is well-balanced geographically with 39% of 2014 net revenue in higher-growth-potential emerging markets and 9083% in mature developed markets.
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Investment Resources SCBAM's investment resources exhibit an exceptional degree of industry experience, functional segregation, limited key-man dependence and well-balanced portfolio manager profiles.
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Why it matters: While the programs are increasingly considered part of a well-balanced security diet, they are easier to get wrong than right.
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Though this experience was certainly refreshing, I realized something important: to have a well-balanced news diet doesn't necessarily entail removing social media completely.
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Critic's Notebook The multitalented Barbara Hannigan organized this year's Ojai Music Festival, a well-balanced meal of programming that went down easily, without bloat.
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And she came up with a well-balanced meal: four days of concerts, talks and screenings that went down easily, without bloat or arduousness.
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Now is the correct time to support a well-balanced national energy policy that maximizes production of all energy sources in a responsible manner.
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It's not easy, it's clever, and it's one of those that sneaks up on you like a really well-balanced spicy bowl of chili.
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Each plays a vital role in the job and Bobby believes if not carefully considered and well-balanced, it may not be the best option.
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When you look at the (massive) full-sized images you see that they are sharp, colors are well balanced, and it has solid dynamic range.
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You need healthy fats and leafy greens; large, lavish salads featuring every color of the goddamn rainbow for a well-balanced diet and for Instagram.
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The Pixel 2 XL repeatedly produced the most crisp, most well-balanced photos from the selfie camera, with impressive dynamic range and accurate color reproduction.
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"Our strategy is well defined, we have a large order backlog, long-term programme positions and a well balanced portfolio," said Chief Executive Ian King.
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The family is still the best place for a child to get the love and security it needs to grow into a well-balanced adult.
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"Without learning and incorporating the necessary behavior and lifestyle changes required for well balanced and healthy living, it can be difficult to maintain," Moore says.
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The Egg McMuffin at McDonald's was by far the tastiest and most well-balanced sandwich, with a recipe that's been refined over half a century.
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Responsible legislation maintains the essential provisions of this well-balanced law, namely the science-based catch limits proven to rebuild and maintain sustainable fish stocks.
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All in all, a well-balanced and entertaining puzzle to take us into the weekend, and a very nice first themeless effort by Ms. Weintraub.
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It's rich, full, well-balanced and the sort of playback that will make you realize what you've been missing with those highly compressed music files.
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"They strike from everywhere, and they're well balanced, and they're hungry," Stanton said on Monday during his introductory news conference at the winter meetings here.
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Its chef knife ($75), for example, features razor-sharp Japanese steel and has a well-balanced feel, allowing you to chop and cut most ingredients.
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Its flat bottom lets it sit reliably on the burner grate, it's well-balanced, the handle stays cool and the weight is not a burden.
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With both dry oloroso sherry and sweet Pedro Ximénez sherry at its base, La Copa is resoundingly herbal and spicy, lightly sweet and well balanced.
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She prepared dinner for me every night—a well-balanced plate of rice, meat, and vegetables, sometimes salvaged from her staff meal, sealed with Cling Wrap.
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Soul Electronics didn't overemphasize the bass on Emotion, instead delivering a well-balanced sound that keeps the bass to what you might expect from a track.
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Cowan's commitment to diversity, too, with models of all ages, sizes, and races walking a well-balanced runway, proved that he spent his extra pennies wisely.
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He has eight varieties available online, including the black Brooklyn Breakfast, the well-balanced Moroccan Mint and some for making iced tea, with more to come.
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The two proved a beautiful match, seamless in their exchanges and well balanced when one took the lead and the other a supporting drone or ostinato.
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"Such measures will not lead to well-balanced and sustainable growth over the long-term horizon," said Piotr Matys, an emerging markets forex strategist at Rabobank.
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It's never too late to learn a new hobby or develop a new interest, both of which can contribute to a healthy, well-balanced lifestyle. 9.
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While this relationship between Chinafrica was well-balanced for years, since 256 an alarming trade imbalance has developed, which many African leaders are now taking on.
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If you're a fan of Bose and know their audio mixing, the SoundLink Micro gives you a well-balanced mix with a surprising amount of bass.
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The new guidelines state that 100% fresh or reconstituted fruit juice can be a healthy part of a well-balanced diet for children older than 1.
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Adrangi, whose Kerrisdale Capital often announces short bets, said publicity can help create buzz around an idea and that shorting is essential for well-balanced portfolios.
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Utopia would be a perfectly well-balanced system where all elements affect each other, where forces counterbalance each other and that together forms the perfect network.
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"Today ITV is more robust, well balanced and stronger both creatively and financially than ever before, and is well placed for the digital future," Crozier said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Ibrahim al-Muhanna, an adviser to the Saudi energy minister, said on Friday he expected the oil market to be "well balanced" this year.
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The back end has some real bite; it is bone-dry and well-balanced with pear, orange blossom, a pack of apple Hi-Chews, and acidity.
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"These data suggest that the Iceman's last meal was well balanced in terms of essential minerals required for good health," the scientists wrote in their paper.
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When swatched on my arm, MAC's was well-balanced between orange and pink, whereas the GIELLA shade I walked away with was a touch more orange.
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Szanton believes that despite the new findings regarding waist size, physicians will continue to focus on whether an elderly patient is getting regular, well-balanced meals.
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"You want to make sure you get a well-balanced margarita, so you need Cointreau rather than a cheap orange liqueur or triple sec," he said.
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Cities also can take steps to ensure their current transit systems are well-balanced and shift some resources from overserved areas to neighborhoods that are underserved.
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It was our No. 3 bottle, and though it was discernibly sweet, like a German spätlese, it was well balanced with lime, apricot and mineral flavors.
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You could substitute a well-balanced pinot noir from Oregon or the Santa Cruz Mountains, or even a spätburgunder, as pinot noir is known in Germany.
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It would require Olympian strength, insight and political skill to develop independent and well-balanced positions and actually lead the political process to new, firmer ground.
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Leonardo DiCaprio leads a well-balanced life -- a date with one hot chick before dinner ... and a date with another hot chick for dinner and beyond.
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The annual holiday, which falls this year on Sunday, November 11, is honoring our vets with the most important part of a well-balanced morning breakfast: coffee.
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Common sense and nutrition experts, even ones who appreciate wine, such as Roger Corder, will tell you Gurley Brown's regimen isn't representative of a well balanced diet.
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"We can only do this if we have a well-balanced regulatory system with pragmatic implementation of the Solvency II regime," ABI Director General Huw Evans said.
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Sometimes you just beg for La Liga to be a well-balanced league—so it could be a fair, exciting race to the top of the table.
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The foundation of your pet's diet should be complete and well-balanced, but the exact nutritional needs a pet has can vary greatly from animal to animal.
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It was surprisingly sturdy and well-balanced; when I reached out to touch the screen, there was no irritating screen wobble, and it didn't feel top heavy.
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Before this well-balanced boy was representing USA in men's gymnastics at the 2016 Rio Olympics, he was just another cute kid growing up in Southern California.
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Pacers 112, Pistons 106 Domantas Sabonis, T.J. McConnell and T.J. Warren led a well-balanced attack with 17 points apiece as host Indiana downed Detroit in Indianapolis.
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J.T. Miller also scored against Florida to reach 20 goals for the second straight campaign and maintain the lead in points (51) for the well-balanced Rangers.
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Steve King answers his own pre-debate question, telling The Hill that Hillary Clinton's medication was "pretty well balanced" for Monday night's political showdown with Donald Trump.
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There's no doubt you've seen at least a few Instagram or Facebook posts that show off a collection of well-balanced, beautifully arranged meals for the week.
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" A statement from Takis said, "We assure you that Takis are safe to eat, but should be enjoyed in moderation as part of a well-balanced diet.
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More importantly, I didn't feel as though I was missing out on my vegetables or skimping on my protein — Everything felt well-balanced and thoughtfully put together.
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It works, though; you can hear the fingerprints of both artists all over the track in a well-balanced mixture suited to close encounters and whispered secrets.
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Food could run short during droughts or annual lean periods, but reliance on a broad range of food sources typically afforded such tribes a reliable, well-balanced diet.
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A panel consisting of a real estate agents, tech CEO, and venture capitalist was congratulated as a "very well balanced" conversation about the impact of new tech IPOs.
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Thankfully, a well-balanced diet and exercise plan plus medication to treat his thyroid condition have helped the brave doggo shrink from 109 pounds to about 27.5 pounds.
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Experts suggest avoiding flares by practicing a healthy lifestyle: eat a well-balanced diet, get plenty of sleep and exercise, and avoid as much daily stress as possible.
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One can only wonder what justification any mature, well-balanced man can have for this type of behavior toward half of humanity based simply and entirely on gender.
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"I'm getting a major workout in every day, so I try to make sure I'm eating well-balanced meals to keep my energy up," Brown, 25, tells PEOPLE.
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"Pregnancy is a great motivating factor to start or continue a healthy lifestyle, including a well-balanced diet with plenty of fruits and vegetables," Lisonkova said by email.
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They run from a rechargeable battery that fits in the bottom of the handle of the drill, which allows the tool to remain well-balanced in the hand.
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The town's approach runs counter to the widespread belief — propagated by those perpetuating the professionalized youth sports complex — that athletic excellence and a well-balanced childhood cannot coexist.
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Her tenure produced the well-balanced, nature-focused Endless Forms Most Beautiful, which, while featuring plenty of throwback material, also resulted in some of their most sugary material.
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Best Value: ★★1/2 Copain Anderson Valley Les Voisins Pinot Noir 20153 $37 Well-balanced and energetic, with flavors of herbs and sweet-tart red fruits.
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Beyond having a well-balanced portfolio, here are three simple, positive steps you can take to help mitigate any impact a potential recession might have on your finances.
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Then again: And Japan's chief cabinet secretary cautioned this morning that it'd be hard to rewrite a "well-balanced pact" that already met the needs of 11 signatories.
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The San Francisco-area company makes high-quality, reasonably priced chocolate for baking, but I also love their well-balanced eating bars, which blend cacaos from different regions.
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Keenum threw three touchdown passes, Diggs had eight receptions for 173 yards and two touchdowns, and Dalvin Cook ran for 97 yards in a well-balanced offensive effort.
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ABOUT THE 2104ERS (2-10): Aside from Embiid's strong start to his career, Philadelphia's offense has been well balanced with five players averaging between nine and 13 points.
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At the same time, the song was well balanced: The stereo Echo Pluses ensured voices and instruments weren't overpowered by the bass, and generally filled the basement with sound.
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And for dinner, "broccoli, which has cancer-fighting properties in addition to vitamin C and fiber, is a smart pick and creates a well-balanced meal with the pasta."
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"This is a well-balanced meal that will likely help her get through the evening feeling satisfied, yet it's light enough that it won't interfere with sleep," Moore says.
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The new character was announced earlier this month, alongside a release on the game's PTR (public test realm) server to help make sure that Doomfist's abilities are well balanced.
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By following "My 5" eating plan (detailed in my book 5 Pounds), you'll consume well-balanced, nutritional and flavorful meals that are based on simple principles of good eating.
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It's still comfortable to hold though, and by making the motor small enough to fit inside the Supersonic's handle, Dyson has created a device that is supremely well-balanced.
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Six different players scored 29.3 or more points in a well-balanced offensive effort that also featured a defensive charge that held the Hornets to 23 fourth-quarter points.
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"There were fears about emerging markets in the wake of the Turkish crisis ... demand side and supply side are well balanced," said a senior trader from a commercial bank.
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"China has a long legacy of well-balanced diets, but the country's expanding middle class has driven the appetite for meat to an all-time high," Ho told CNBC.
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Best Value: ★★½ BONNY DOON CLOS DE GILROY MONTEREY COUNTY GRENACHE 2014 $20 Dark and well balanced, with firm tannins and savory flavors of red fruits and earth.
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Our top bottle was the 20123 Beautiful cuvée from K Vintners, a well-balanced wine that hit many of the syrah touchstones of roasted meat, flowers and red fruit.
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Currently limited to Overwatch, Insights analyzes your team's roster and taps machine learning to build well-balanced six-person teams and figure out the best role for each player.
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"The Iceman's last meal was a well-balanced mix of carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids, perfectly adjusted to the energetic requirements of his high-altitude trekking," the paper authors wrote.
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That's all it takes for this drip coffee maker to deliver a well-balanced cup of good morning without the burned, hard-to-clean drawbacks of other coffee machines.
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Fried sticks to a strict 40-hour workweek, and prides himself on ensuring that his 56 remote employees have well-balanced lives that don't involve working around the clock.
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Albayrak also told investors on a conference call that monetary policy was not enough to fight inflation, and a coordinated, well-balanced approach between monetary and fiscal policy was needed.
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The program offers plenty of goodies for pets, including well-balanced meals, treats created by Michelin-starred chef Michel Roux, grooming products by KibblePet, toys and a comfy sleep mat.
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The weight of studs and chainmail is so well balanced that the gowns cling and drape improbably, like magic, with not a single pucker to be found in the silk.
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"[It] was simple but deep, a well-balanced game that offered freedom but was also well thought-out, and above all else, a shocking story and wonderful game," he says.
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Despite the fundamentally risky nature of the fund's focus on SMEs, EIF keeps own-risk guarantees and private equity portfolios well-balanced and diversified and follows strict internal prudential rules.
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While Zeisel advocates a healthy, well-balanced diet for everyone, he feels that medical foods can play an important role in improving long-term compliance with gene-guided nutrition recommendations.
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Salting the green tomatoes first (not to mention slathering your toast in chicken fat) takes a little bit of the tangy bite out of them for a well-balanced sandwich.
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"The cars are so well balanced, they love to be drifted," he said, referring to the tendency of the vehicles to slide from side to side when they lose traction.
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The other bottle in our tasting labeled sobre lías was our No. 7, the 2013 Viña Somoza from Valdeorras, which also showed a telltale creaminess, well balanced by good acidity.
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The fastidious primate chose a well-balanced blend of caramel malt, cherries, Pilsen malt and wheat for his brew, also made in honour of a Brew at the Zoo event.
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"It's difficult to bring part of the pact and renegotiate it," he said, calling it a "well-balanced pact" that carefully addressed the needs of the current 11 member nations.
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"After lighter workouts, eat a well-balanced meal -- including high-quality protein and carbohydrates -- within two to three hours after finishing, and drink enough fluids to replace losses," Cohen added.
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I have always told patients on chemotherapy that the best way to get their vitamins is through a well-balanced diet and will continue to do so given these data.
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"We achieved steady growth across all three of our business groups, thanks to a well-balanced global presence," Meng said, referring to the company's telecom, consumer device and enterprise business segments.
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People can often lower their numbers by making lifestyle changes like eating a well-balanced, low-salt diet, exercising regularly, maintaining a healthy weight, managing stress, limiting alcohol and quitting smoking.
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But if your diet is a junk food diet, "the collagen addition by itself will not have the same benefit as someone whose diet is healthy and well-balanced," Scheinman added.
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A little sweetness from the apricots, a little creamy tang from the ricotta and goat cheese, and some freshness from torn mint and basil makes these crostini a well-balanced bite.
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With locations in Rosedale and Downtown, Houndstooth is always abuzz with loyal customers who return for their well-balanced espressos, usually made with their house roasted beans from Tweed in Dallas.
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Moving right along, I enjoyed seeing the far-less-pestilence-infested PARTY HAT, TOE RING, IN SEASON, MEERKAT and SEE TO IT. All in all, a well-balanced puzzle, STOAS notwithstanding.
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The designers, Alan Buanne and Vanissa Antonious, take their cues from one of Mother Nature's greatest creations: The orchid, they say, informs both the organic shapes and well-balanced color palette.
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During its pursuit of United, Honeywell had argued that combining the companies would create a "well-balanced portfolio" of sales across the aerospace, homes and buildings, military contracting and energy sectors.
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On any given canvas, similarly, the colors are so well balanced as to very nearly cancel out to nothing, but Mr. Buhmann always leaves just enough discord to hold viewers' attention.
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The Woodbridge — which costs just $153 — was fresh, fruity and so well balanced that we all suspected it was one of the more-expensive ringers I had put in the lineup.
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Tips for boosting your body's immune power include eating a well-balanced diet, having a healthy sleep routine, balancing stress with enjoyable activities and keeping warm to minimize susceptibility to infection.
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While insipid or pretentious merlot abounds, this one, from the consistently good Broadside, is fresh and plummy, well balanced and lip-smacking, with a pleasant bitterness to invite the next sip.
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Dodging bullets and the terrible CGI of 1977's The Spy Who Loved Me, Bond propels down a snow-covered mountain slope as Russian agents pursue (remarkably well balanced on their skis).
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In the draft, G20 countries agreed to collaborate closely to facilitate "well-balanced and economically viable" long-term strategies to enhance their economies in a way that is consistent with sustainable development.
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In 270 a study by Marco Springmann and colleagues at the University of Oxford found that, globally, a transition to well-balanced vegan diets might result in 229m fewer deaths a year.
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Since Henry is on the cusp of their baby and toddler offerings, they sent me a mix of their stage 3 baby foods and 1-year-old toddler foods, both well balanced.
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Different people have different dynamics, and you have a much more well-balanced view as a leadership team if you're focusing on making sure you're not all talking with the same voice.
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In LED-lit parks beneath climate-controlling geodesic domes, happy, well-balanced citizens will puff on DMT vapes or slap on a short-acting transdermal mushroom patch for a quick psychic lift.
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The defending champion Portland Timbers and runners-up Columbus Crew both have well-balanced rosters and ambitious young American coaches that should ensure both teams are in the running again this year.
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James had 24 points, 13 assists and 12 rebounds in leading a well-balanced attack that beat the Orlando Magic 116-104 and snapped a troubling, three-game losing streak Saturday night.
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The problem in this new Star Wars game specifically is the unlock system is so convoluted, it rips away the facade of natural progression that a more well-balanced game would deliver.
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The loot system in it is well-balanced, it doesn't break the game, I can't ignore it because not having the right gear sometimes means not being able to defeat difficult enemies.
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At first glance, the comparable Gini coefficient to Western democracies gives the false impression that all is economically well-balanced in the kingdom and, therefore, that corruption has not hindered economic growth.
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"Deutsche Bank supports a well-balanced overall energy mix that takes account of economic conditions as well as environmental and health and safety considerations," a Deutsche Bank spokesman said in a statement.
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A Bandol with enough age to tame the fierce tannins of the mourvèdre grape would be delicious, as would a well-balanced Châteauneuf-du-Pape or Gigondas, or, from Spain, a Priorat.
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ELEVATED 2017 DEBT MATURITIES Fitch views BXP's debt ladder as reasonably well balanced and manageable, notwithstanding the unusually high (24% of its pro rata debt) amount of debt that matures during 2017.
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Which makes this a frustrating thing to turn into a spec race, because the incentive will be to ship phones with a higher Hz number instead of phones that are well-balanced.
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"We are very pleased with the strong revenue delivery in the quarter, well balanced between broad-based volume growth and substantial price/mix improvement," acting CEO Michalis Imellos said in a statement.
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Op-Ed Contributor Christmas dinner has it all: a well-balanced feast with a main dish — turkey, ham or goose — a range of sides, delicious desserts and eggnog to top it off.
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But even with their sterling record and their well-balanced approach, the Saints have yet to clinch the division, and will need help if they are going to do it this week.
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They're not terrible, and do a fine job of reproducing well-balanced production — Giles Martin's fantastic new mix of The Beatles' "Back in the U.S.S.R." sounds great on the O-Frees, for example.
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By eating eggs, dairy, nuts, lentils and a variety of protein-rich foods, I developed a well balanced vegetarian diet to sustain me as I continue to retrain my brain and my muscles.
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Deciding who will take part in the rites is as much about winning that particular match as it is planning for the future, ensuring you have a well-balanced squad for later battles.
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"We need to be a team that's well-balanced, a team that's capable of running it on anyone, a team that's capable of throwing it on anyone," Pittsburgh head coach Mike Tomlin said.
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In other words, a rise in economic growth rates should not be to the detriment or at the expense of…on the basis of macro-stability, low inflation, a well-balanced budget deficit.
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My husband and I started packing well-balanced meals for work, cut restaurant dining back to one day per week, started drinking a gallon of water a day and added exercise back in.
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"If a person is eating a well balanced diet filled with a variety of foods such as fruits, veggies, and whole grains, they may not really need to supplement any nutrients," she explains.
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They have a well-balanced softness and compression, they sit just past your ankles, and they arrive wrapped in a tasteful package that conveys a certain elegance that socks are rarely associated with.
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January is probably the hardest month of the year financially for most people, so I'm interested to see if I can feed my family with a well-balanced and nutritious weeks food shop.
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January is probably the hardest month of the year financially for most people, so I'm interested to see if I can feed my family with a well-balanced and nutritious weeks food shop.
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Sennheiser HD 29.993 Wireless Headphones — £115 (list price £149.99) See Details Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H4 Wireless Headphones — save £71 These wireless headphones deliver pure and well-balanced bass and treble with a clear midrange.
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"Our dream is that Niantic continues to evolve Pokémon Go to the point where there's a huge competitive scene, it's well-balanced, and you can get really good or you can suck," he says.
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This fast-absorbing dry oil redefines salicylic acid the way Luna does retinoids: by putting the typically drying ingredient in a well-balanced formula that keep skin smooth and hydrated, not parched and flaky.
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ABOUT COLORADO (274-19983): The well-balanced, experienced Buffaloes have lost to Notre Dame (21998-275) and Colorado State (267-58), but own an impressive 68-54 triumph against Texas in the early going.
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For a quick refresher, you're going to want to eat a well-balanced meal containing carbohydrates, fats, and protein before a night of drinking, says Melissa Bailey, MS, RD, LDN, a clinical dietitian in Philadelphia.
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In Honeywell's proposal, it makes the case for what it says would be a "well-balanced portfolio," which would include almost $100 billion in combined sales across aerospace, homes and buildings, military contracting and energy.
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That includes "well-balanced design of how much pumping is happening in relation to the recharge" of groundwater, he said, and efforts to help more water sink into the ground, to rebuild underground water stores.
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He sticks to a strict 218-hour workweek and ensures that his 56 remote employees, spread out across 32 different cities around the world, have well-balanced lives that don't involve working around the clock.
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He told me a week ago he had broken up with her but he did not want to be with me, because I am not a well-balanced person and we are not a match.
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For example, the political columnist and author Matt Bai — my former colleague and an otherwise nice, well-balanced man — becomes curiously outraged by any entry that requires him to know the basics of another language.
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Seattle has scored just 14 runs at home and is only 2-5 at Safeco Field, but its 10-9 overall mark is good enough for first place in the well-balanced American League West.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. Considering that only cool, well-balanced people browse this website, we can safely say that nobody reading this has ever changed the name of their WiFi connection.
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Then they raced out to the best record in the East thanks to Antetokounmpo's growth, the success of new head coach Mike Budenholzer's system, and a well-balanced, deep roster built by GM Jon Horst.
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Those four theme entries were pretty challenging (and all debuts in the Times grid), as clued, although in retrospect they're extremely well balanced and call to mind the old game Trivial Pursuit and its categories.
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"This SEC report is well balanced, and a breath of fresh air for the industry," William Mougayar, organizer of a New York conference in May about digital coins called Token Summit, said in an email.
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That's an incredible value considering you're getting a really nice pair of headphones with a comfortable fit, well-balanced sound, and a long battery life of up to 19 hours on top of noise cancelation.
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For Toronto, a major leap in productivity from both Pascal Siakam and Fred VanVleet, with the continued excellence of Kyle Lowry, has created a well-balanced team that has not yet seemed to miss Leonard.
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Trade between the United States and Canada has been pretty well balanced over time, but the United States has had about a $60 billion per year trade deficit with Mexico, importing more than it exports.
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"I think the iron ore market is pretty well balanced...We don't see remarkable change in supply and demand balance through 2019," Chris Salisbury, chief executive iron ore at Rio Tinto, told Reuters in an interview.
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If he stays in Utah beyond this season, Hayward could wind up as the best player on a conference finalist as early as next year, somewhat by virtue of playing on such a well-balanced team.
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It's all to try and determine how the yearling might perform as a racehorse, and how likely it is to sustain any injuries — because a horse that isn't well-balanced is more prone to getting hurt.
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"Despite the international oil markets being well balanced in the third quarter, there will still be substantial stock draws due to robust demand and seasonality factors in the second half," Al-Aama said in the statement.
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She has taught me how to be open to amazement in the face of life's small beauties: a mourning dove drinking from a hollow of rock, a child unbraiding her grandmother's hair, a well-balanced soup.
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Here is a complete list of the other AL teams whose lineups are similarly well-balanced—in other words, those whose eighth-best position is as good as the Indians' eight-best: the Boston Red Sox.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada will be the team to beat at this year's World Cup of Hockey after unveiling one of the most well-balanced preliminary rosters released on Wednesday by the eight teams competing in the tournament.
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The girl's own BMI, which is measured by dividing weight by height squared, puts her in the "obese" range — even though she's an active, well-balanced athlete whose doctors have given her a clean bill of health.
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The nutrition pros recognize the sugar content, which tends to quietly balloon with granola bars, as a significant problem when trying to maintain a well balanced diet, and they rate frozen yogurt poorly for the same reason.
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No matter how negative analysts or pundits want to get around the iPhone, the simple fact of the matter is that Apple is well balanced for the future, just as much as any other major tech company.
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EditorsNote: Corrects spelling of Oladipo; other minor edits Domantas Sabonis, T.J. McConnell and T.J. Warren led a well-balanced attack with 17 points apiece and the host Indiana Pacers downed the Detroit Pistons 112-923 on Friday.
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A spokesperson for Sony told the newspaper that the company has created guidelines "so that creators can offer well-balanced content on the platform" and gaming "does not inhibit the sound growth and development" of young people.
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Personal Health As a woman of a certain age who consumes a well-balanced diet of all the usual food groups, including reasonable amounts of animal protein, I tend to dismiss advice to take a multivitamin supplement.
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Beautifully designed, with generous corridors, the show avoids being a daunting succession of black boxes, although the sound is not well balanced, and quieter works, many displayed on wall monitors in the halls, can be drowned out.
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Businesses are pushing for policies to fight climate change "because of a well-balanced economic judgment of whether or not they should," said Hervé Touati, a managing director at the Rocky Mountain Institute, an environmental research group.
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Here's how the payments company's results compared with what Wall Street analysts expected: American Express said its stronger-than-forecast profit was driven in large part by a "well-balanced mix" in fee, spending and lending revenues.
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"I have always said I wanna make sure I get it right the first time, and [that] Zen comes out perfectly, well balanced, before I even think about taking on any more responsibility," the '80s teen heartthrob says.
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ET, SEC Network ABOUT RADFORD (3-2): Freshman guard Carlik Jones has led a well-balanced offense with 12.8 points per game while shooting 54.1 percent from the field and draining 9-of-17 from 33-point range.
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This new, healthier version of myself should involve a well-balanced and nutritious diet, so once I finish up my workout I head to a fruit-and-veg market, where vendors sell their wares from colorfully striped tents.
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"It draws on all the strength and talents, men and women, experienced and young, east and west, south and north, a team that is well balanced, a team that brings together diversity of experience and competence," she said.
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For those who don't drink, who aren't drinking right now or who maybe drank too much the night before, a nonalcoholic beverage made with well-balanced, interesting flavors and thirst-quenching properties can be hard to come by.
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Yoshihide Suga, Japan's chief cabinet secretary, on Friday cautioned against any efforts to change the agreement to accommodate Mr. Trump, calling it a "well-balanced pact" that addressed the needs of the 11 nations that signed the deal.
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His sentences are crisp and clean and well balanced, and when he writes literary criticism, he can be deeply compelling: His ode to the writer Bill Vollmann, "A Friendship," is warm and funny and insightful all at once.
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This is followed and complemented by a well-balanced toner, with a small input of alcohol to lift excess sebum, while at the same time imparting a gentle veil of actives, including salicylic acid, niacinamide, and refreshing witch hazel.
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There is plenty of bass—which is especially important for me during workouts because it's what keeps my feet moving (and I mostly listen to hip-hop), but the highs and mids are well-balanced, and everything sounded crisp.
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While square balloons present the biggest challenges — "Any pointed parts are difficult to design, inflate and balance," Silverman says — round balloons can be tricky, too: "It actually took them a while to get Olive Oyl well balanced," he shares.
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Throw in new standup specials from some quickly rising stars (Maz Jobrani and Tiffany Haddish) and some of last season's best new TV (Better Things, The Good Place) and you have the makings of a well-balanced streaming diet.
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Facilities under the rule must also provide each resident with a nourishing, palatable, well-balanced diet and develop and implement a baseline care plan for each resident within the first 28500 hours after they've been admitted to a facility.
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Whether you want to slide through a corner or take it at high speed without letting the back step out, this BMW is so well-balanced that you can consistently and confidently drive it exactly how you want to.
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An old-fashioned white Rioja, like those from López de Heredia, would also be an interesting choice, and if you don't mind a moderately sweet yet well-balanced wine, consider a demi-sec Vouvray, which could be absolutely delicious.
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HP 25-Inch 1080p 144Hz FreeSync Monitor for $155 ($75 off): This HP monitor is a little bit smaller, but is also pretty well-balanced and should work pretty well for most tasks, including gaming, if that's your jam.
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Here are the 10 U.S. states with the highest well-being scores: Witters tells CNBC Make It that millennials led the way in reducing smoking among Americans, improving exercise rates and eating more well-balanced diets than other generations.
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"The girl on the left is obviously underweight – yes she maybe genetically small but it's pretty obvious she is not healthy and has not been eating a well balanced diet," writes Bines in an Instagram post she shared on Monday.
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The soundstage isn't quite as wide or detailed as the AirPods or Jabra Elites, and some tracks can be a bit harsh on the high end, but the bulk of what I've listened to has been well-balanced and enjoyable.
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The band offers 810 songs, everything from Abba's Dancing Queen to ZZ Top's Tush—a fraction of what machine karaoke will offer, to be sure, but impressive nonetheless, and a well-balanced mix of mainly classic rock, oldies and pop.
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"The structure of the two main crude oil futures contract suggests that the market is well balanced for the time being," said PVM Oil Associates analyst Tamas Varga, referring to the structure of the Brent and U.S. crude futures market.
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Yet, though cooked with white wine, this beef stew and its aromatic vegetables intuitively suggest a big red, like a good Gigondas, made primarily with grenache; a Bandol, in which mourvèdre is the main grape; or a well-balanced zinfandel.
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And while "there is not a one-size-fits-all answer" for handling the uncertainty, Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at consumer financial company Bankrate, tells CNBC Make It that a well-balanced and diverse portfolio can help mitigate risk.
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While "there is not a one-size-fits-all answer" to investing, Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at consumer financial company Bankrate, tells CNBC Make It, many experts agree that a well-balanced and diverse portfolio will help mitigate risk.
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It hangs together beautifully, mostly because the trio itself is so well-balanced—Mark Speer's fluid guitar is given space to spill over by drummer Donald Johnson's gentle syncopations, and Laura Lee's intuitive basslines are always drifting in and out.
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In fact, for hooks, fun is necessary for feminists to have a well-balanced life: Sometimes it's hard to recruit people to forms of activism for justice and ending domination because they think that there won't be any time left for fun.
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"This could prove a risky move at a time when the market has been so far disappointed with lack of progress on structural reforms that would build a strong foundation for well-balanced and sustainable growth over the long-term horizon," he said.
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In each of the above games, you have to learn the ins-and-outs of unique combat systems, build a well balanced, Magic the Gathering-like deck of cards every time you play, and then execute on your deck's (hopefully coherent) strategy.
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So, if you're looking for new perspectives on what it means to live a well-balanced life—whether that involves eating vegan, learning proper deadlift form, practicing yoga naked, or strengthening your pelvic floor during pregnancy—check out the 14 influencers below.
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I think it's been a really well balanced and a deftly told story about two people who haven't seen each other in a long time, who have changed a hell of a lot in those intervening years, being reunited and rediscovering each other.
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Three research-based weight loss strategies Within a few months, a well-balanced vegan diet which is low in salt and processed food may have impressive benefits for cardiovascular health, helping to prevent heart disease, stroke and reducing the risk of diabetes.
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Kimchi and fish sauce in particular are difficult, which is why I immediately gravitate to the all-purpose solution to spicy pairings: well-balanced, moderately sweet German rieslings like kabinetts and spätleses, which will also go well with the bacon and cabbage.
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Ultimately, though, the findings do not dramatically alter professional advice on what to do to maintain a healthy heart, Goldwater said: "Eat a healthy and well balanced diet, exercise, get enough sleep, and manage stress with techniques such as meditation or mindfulness."
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The Copper Age menu was well balanced, consisting of ibex meat, smoked or raw; einkorn wheat (an early domesticated variety), possibly in the form of bread; some sort of fat, which might have been from bacon or cheese; and bracken, a common fern.
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"In both proceedings, the judges came to the same conclusion in their judgments, which were comprehensible to all sides, well balanced, well-founded and well-derived: Kuwait Airways acted in accordance with the laws of Germany and its home country," it said in a statement.
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"In addition to maintaining a healthy body weight, habitually engaging in physical activity, and not smoking, consumers should regularly eat fatty fish as part of a well-balanced diet or supplement their diets with a high quality omega-3 supplement," Alexander said by email.
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The whole headset is a hefty 645 grams, compared to around 470 grams for the Rift or Vive, and 610 grams for PlayStation VR. Its adjustable head ring looks a lot like the PlayStation VR's, but it doesn't feel as comfortable or well-balanced.
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Knocking the butter back to a mere 1/4 cup — less than the original recipe called for — and using less than twice the amount of brown sugar gave me a well-balanced dish that was sweet and spiced but wouldn't be mistaken for dessert.
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"In both proceedings, the judges came to the same conclusion in their judgements, which were comprehensible to all sides, well balanced, well-founded and well-derived: Kuwait Airways acted in accordance with the laws of Germany and its home country," it said in a statement.
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As there aren't enough non-snack CBD products on the market that would allow me to hit my required daily calories, let alone create a well-balanced diet, this DIY approach to infusing accounted for the lion's share of my intake of the extract.
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Katrin Sigurdardottir mined clay in Iceland, formed it into tiles that she arranged in architectural stacks, and contributed several handsome and evocative photographs of those stacks to the Akron Art Museum's well-balanced show, organized by Ms. Grabner and Ellen Rudolph, the museum's chief curator.
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There are many benefits to eating a well-balanced vegetarian diet including cost savings, loads of fiber (which aids in digestion), less saturated fat (good for the heart), and a wider variety of vitamins and minerals proven to reduce diabetes, cancer and heart disease.
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The $1750 MSI GS60 Ghost Pro and $1800 GS70 Stealth Pro are almost identical—both sport a classy aluminum chassis (I was struck by how strong yet thin each of them were), excellent SteelSeries keyboards, well-balanced Dynaudio speakers and plenty of power under the hood.
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"I think they had her meds pretty well balanced last night, because she got through the night, 90 minutes, without a problem," the Iowa Republican said in an interview with The Hill's Molly K. Hooper, noting the former secretary of State's recent health issues with pneumonia.
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John Forrest TomlinsonNew York To the Editor: I would love to stop packing lunch and snacks for my children in kindergarten, but the reality of free breakfast and lunch at their public school in Manhattan is far from the well-balanced offerings cited in this article.
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But despite the hoopla and some growing pains (Coates has written about how different it is to write a comic book versus writing a book), the two have crafted a well-balanced, thoughtful, and political book about a Marvel hero who had long felt a bit hollow.
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The majority – Judge Milan Smith and U.S. District Judge Michael Simon of Portland, Oregon, sitting by designation – pointed out that power is frequently not well-balanced between parties in arbitration, especially when companies that make frequent use of private dispute resolution services have imposed arbitration on consumers and employees.
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EditorsNote: adds to second graf Zavier Simpson led a well-balanced attack with a season-high 16 points, eight assists and five rebounds, and No. 2 Michigan equaled the best start in the program's history with a 463-69 win over Illinois on Thursday night in Champaign, Ill.
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Given the profusion of scandalous events and characters like Nicholas II and Rasputin who have passed from history into myth, it can be a challenge to keep the tone objective, and here Montefiore succeeds with seeming ease, offering a scholar's well-balanced perspective on some of the more notorious episodes.
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While prices did tick up fractionally during an explosion of volume right at the 4 o'clock close for cash equity markets, the move would have to have been far larger if those flows were not very well balanced between traders trying to buy and traders trying to sell.
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We're fairly well-balanced so that we can keep up with everyone, but we charge a premium to the majors, which helps us keep up with [the bigger plants], and maybe make extra money to buy another machine or build something that'll be here for another ten years.
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For fear of looking like pawns of Wall Street they won't come out and say this loudly, but they quietly think that it's safer to have an economy dominated by well-balanced universal banks like JPMorgan Chase than by institutions that focus on a narrow set of business lines.
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The appeal of "Baron Noir" lies in its well-balanced mix of local and national politics, according to Marjolaine Boutet, an associate professor of contemporary history at the University of Picardie Jules Verne, who specializes in television, and who compared the show with two well-known American political dramas.
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Every detail of the new Oasis' design seems almost tailor-made to envelop you in words, from the display which is flush with the device's bezels to the fatter buttons you can push without a thought to the well-balanced weight that makes the ereader easy to hold with one hand.
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"In the next few weeks, the Kingdom will be consulting closely with other producing countries and key oil consuming nations to ensure a well-balanced and stable oil market, for the benefits of producers and consumers as well as the stability of the world economy," Falih said in a statement.
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Even with the entirely contentious absence of original bassist Peter Hook (he's suing them, they're *cough* disappointed in him), New Order has crafted an album of well-balanced, catchy, and throbbing dance-rock that wouldn't sit out of place back when they were inventing (or at least perfecting) the genre.
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The noted wine critic Jancis Robinson told me that she'd found the best ones to be "fully ripe, satisfying, well-balanced wines that seem to have some potential to age," closer in style to French than Californian wine, something that may reflect the involvement of several French companies in Ningxia.
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Everything was considered: Made with three layers (aluminum sandwiched between stainless steel), it has well-balanced heft, a slightly rounded silhouette for better stirring, a long nonslip handle that stays cool, measurement markings but no rivets on the inside, two pouring spouts and a tempered, tightfitting glass lid with a strainer.
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"The Complete Mediterranean Cookbook" from America's Test Kitchen briefly covers everything you need to know about the Mediterranean diet, including its history and benefits, the staple foods that make up the diet, its particular food pyramid, how to design a well-balanced meal, and pantry basics to keep on hand.
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As for the future, Ms. Rénier said her vision for the company was to ensure its product offering was well balanced in style and appeal, to develop long-term customer relationships and to improve its distribution to online and brick-and-mortar sales points, but that her greatest challenge was communication.
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" Hart insisted that the business could bounce back: "I'm confident that the strengths of our business in terms of leading market positions, an attractive geographic profile, well-balanced portfolios of strong international and local brands, and committed employees provide us with a strong base upon which to build a organically growing business.
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They will find in their midst not that impulsive, irrational, sentimental, capriciously thinking and obstinately feeling being which many imagine woman to be, but a strong and well-balanced personality, scientifically trained, accustomed to strict reasoning, well versed in the art of politics, inspired by high social ideals, tempered by wide experience.
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He divided the picture frame into three precise strips: On top, the gabled roof is a well-balanced triangle; underneath it is a wall composed of squares and rectangles, one painted white, and another a deep-black opening bookended by two gray doors; below is a lighter shade of evenly patterned grass.
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A team of nine researchers from universities across Europe investigated the impact of eating a well-balanced meal on making social decisions — such as helping, trusting or rejecting/punishing another person — by conducting two experiments on participants who had eaten a low-carb, high protein breakfast versus a high-carb, low protein breakfast.
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"Scissoring" was Ms. Quintana's thesis in the M.F.A. playwriting program at Columbia University, and it bears some hallmarks of a grad-school play: a relatively large cast, which in this well balanced production is a pleasure to watch; occasional lapses into authorial argument; and an awkward ending that's too easy to anticipate.
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The same day that Aldi announced the campaign, Lee shared an Instagram post about her participation in the challenge, writing: "January is probably the hardest month of the year financially for most people, so I&aposm interested to see if I can feed my family with a well-balanced and nutritious weeks&apos food shop."
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And, Sly says, while it may seem obvious, people with immune-suppressed conditions, or who are post-transplant, have HIV, or are receiving cancer treatments could respond with a range of infections due to the new species they had not encountered before outside of the heavily-populated but well-balanced bacterial flora in the gut.
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Unlike some other Democrats who are too dependent on high-dollar donors, or those who rely entirely on low-dollar donors that can evaporate when the going gets tough, Buttigieg's surprisingly strong fundraising haul last quarter was well-balanced: About 64 percent of his money came from smaller contributors, with the remaining coming in larger, $200-plus chunks.
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An untitled vase by Karnes from 1990 resembles a slender torso with perfect posture, an androgynous, well-balanced marriage of organic and geometric form, while Jennerjahn's brightly colored textiles suggest life as they float freely from the ceiling, dancing in the gallery's natural light; Halper's abstract silkscreen prints evoke the stylized graphics of the Bauhaus aesthetic.
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The upgrade of DFG's standalone rating comes after DFM, as a group, has demonstrated its ability to retain its market leadership as the second-largest automaker in China and maintained business stability across market cycles, especially amid an industry-wide slowdown of auto sales in 1H15 and 1H17, backed by a well-balanced brand and product portfolio.
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So, there are either books or therapy or all this stuff that I think is just so profoundly helpful to people to disarm the things that right now they feel are exacerbated when they're online, and that then will result in a much emotionally healthier and well-balanced person capable of being an incredibly productive founder.
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Its effect on Presidents has been always tragic, chiefly as an almost indecent excitement at first, and a worse reaction afterwards; but also because no mind is so well balanced as to bear the strain of seizing unlimited force without habit or knowledge of it; and finding it disputed with him by hungry packs of wolves and hounds whose lives depend on snatching the carrion.
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" PEOPLE's Health Squad Pediatrician, Dr. Elizabeth Murray, weighed in whether camel's milk offers a unique nutritional benefit, saying, "Given the expense of camel's milk, there doesn't appear to be any great nutritional benefit to account for the cost and there isn't a significant source of other nutrients (not found in dairy or other milk substitutes) that you couldn't find other places in a well-balanced diet.
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Either way, the well-balanced team — including Nina Yang, a designer and iOS developer; computer scientist Irvin Cardenas (who has built a six-foot robot in the past and is at work on a modular humanoid at the moment); and Sharon Gai, a graduate student at Columbia studying knowledge management (she was here observing how enterprises might better organize their own hackathons) — seemed to have fun with it.
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The show doesn't always seem particularly well-balanced in this regard, and several sequences throughout the first season that tilt toward dreamy surreality have a touch of flopsweat to them, as if the show's writers' room (headed up by creators Robert Funke and Matt Lutsky) had a really cool idea for something that would be visually stunning but couldn't figure out a way to guide their story organically toward those points.
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Conducted by Mr. van Zweden, this may be one of the season's most well-balanced programs: It opens with the premiere of Ms. Montgomery's piece for Project 19 (prepare with "Banner," her stirring and cleverly political deconstruction of the national anthem); continues with Lisa Batiashvili in Szymanowski's Violin Concerto No. 20153, a mercurial thrill ride that she has previously played with astonishing mastery; and concludes with Dvorak's familiar yet irresistible Seventh Symphony.
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The exhibition at Whitechapel — for once a well-balanced and tidy show with some blank spaces on the walls to rest the eyes — displays Ruff's long-time engagement with the primary genres of photography, from photo-journalism (Newspaper Photographs, 22018-91; jpeg, 2004-8; press++, 2016-) to portraiture (Portraits, 1981-91), going through pornography (Nudes, 213-2012) and interior photography (Interiors,1979-83), muddying the waters of our perception in every image, manipulating each of them one way or another.
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US national security depends on a well-balanced national security apparatus: a qualified National Security Council staff capable of coordinating complex strategies and responses; a Defense Department able to deter adversaries, reassure allies, and generate sustainable options and capabilities for the real challenges of our time; a larger, and revitalized State Department; a trusted intelligence community exempt from political manipulation; trade and economic institutions that address corruption and are capable of delivering for the middle class; and a robust development and assistance enterprise.
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While the game is not quite the offense versus defense narrative that some have tried to sell — San Francisco actually scored more points than Kansas City this season, and the Chiefs allowed fewer than the 49ers — it is still a fascinating matchup of the 49ers, a team that built itself on a well-balanced attack on both sides of the ball, and the Chiefs, who have tried to find the right complementary pieces to give Mahomes, their star quarterback, the support he needs to realize his sky-high potential.
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