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balanced

adjective as in equalized

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adjective as in settled financially

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Addressing concerns that the bill was not sufficiently radical, she said the reforms were "balanced and proportionate".

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For years, the 54-year-old billionaire has balanced the responsibilities of running several fast-growing companies, including X and SpaceX, with his duties as CEO of Tesla.

“It’s well balanced, reflecting the limit they could spend and how much they can trigger in private investment.”

Meanwhile, southern countries like Spain have emerged as a rare bright spot for European growth, with governments that 15 years ago faced insolvency like Greece running nearly balanced books.

The last time the federal government actually balanced its books, in 2000, gold changed hands at less than $300 an ounce.

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