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Meanings of more balanced in English

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Usage of more balanced in English
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Higher and more balanced global growth would sure help in this regard.
Reuters
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They're much more balanced inside-out this year and that was an issue.
Reuters
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Then afterwards, they might be more balanced and nuanced in political debates.
The Guardian
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Women and men working together as equals create a more balanced perspective.
Feminist dot com
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Happily, most producers now appear to be aiming for more balanced wines.
The Irish Times
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Better still, Chinese policy makers seem to be stimulating more balanced growth.
Reuters
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As a result, they came to a more balanced opinion overall.
BBC
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The evidence for a more balanced relationship between work and home is compelling.
The Guardian
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Get really clear within yourself that you deserve healthier and more balanced relationships.
News.com.au
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Change seems inescapable, but an age gate feels like a more balanced compromise.
The Guardian
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Pan also said that China's capital flows have become more balanced.
Reuters
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At least with RTÉ you get more balanced analysis of the English game.
The Irish Times
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We believe President-elect Alberto Fernández will be more balanced than feared.
Reuters
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Pioli has rendered them a more balanced team, less dependent on any individual.
The Guardian
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It was a speech that was more balanced and more presidential-sounding.
Reuters
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But Carney's full remarks are more balanced than the headlines suggest.
Reuters
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