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balance

[bal-uhns] / ˈbæl əns /








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On the flanks, the balance of Bath duo Guy Pepper and Sam Underhill brought a winning formula in the autumn, with number eight Ben Earl able to roam and be at his explosive best.

From BBC

The EU executive insists it has balanced the need to be open and protect firms.

From Barron's

Uefa says it recognises competitive balance across European football is "essential for the health and sustainability of the game" but is also a "complex challenge" that cannot be addressed by Europe's governing body alone.

From BBC

She faces another delicate balancing act this week.

From The Wall Street Journal

"By combining optical nonlinear sensing, which effectively minimizes background noise, with an amplification-free design, our method offers a distinct balance of speed and precision."

From Science Daily