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India does both: Her haphazard approach to birth control never dims her determination to work as an actor, and her observations teeter-totter between insouciance and profundity.

Watching their sons play against one another in the NFL can be an ‘emotional teeter-totter’ for parents who want their children to win.

A teeter-totter of freedom and dependence, junior year is a step into adulthood that somehow requires more parental focus than kindergarten.

“It’s the most I’ve ever been able to teeter-totter between being a human onstage and being a dancer onstage,” she said.

“With every piece of litigation, with every new constitutional amendment, with every new abortion restriction in a state that has some access, we are on this teeter-totter of what can we do here to make more space for the people who are going to be fleeing their home state?”

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