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The real difficulty is that competing accounts circulate in parallel universes that are not even close to balanced in their reach.

The motor weight at the rear hub can make a bike feel oddly balanced.

While likely balancing meltdowns, preparing balanced meals and trying to ensure continuity in their children’s education, parents have had a difficult time.

The prevailing view that sperm tails move in a balanced way, however, doesn’t capture what actually happens in three dimensions, researchers report July 31 in Science Advances.

These oars were also counter-balanced with the lead that made them easier to handle for the oarsmen.

That means Japanese whiskies are beautifully balanced and elegant; they touch and develop on every sensor on the palate.

Or, this year, the ways in which religious liberty (both real and imagined) is balanced against civil rights.

The Great Invisible is something of a marvel—a balanced, unabridged portrait of life before and after the BP disaster.

Then, as the car pulled away, he again began his slow movements with the girl delicately balanced on the hitching post.

She now chronicles her recovery in her re-branded site called The Balanced Blonde.

In any social movement, then, change and alteration in a new direction must be balanced against the demands of social stability.

But the balanced forces once displaced would be seen constantly to come to an equilibrium at a new point.

The introduction of the balanced Swell pedal (Walcker, 1863) has greatly increased the tonal resources of the organ.

These contrivances are applicable only to such organs as have the balanced swell pedal.

Perhaps they thought them so nearly divided, and so almost evenly balanced, that the one neutralised the other.