It's not about revenge, but about justice and restoring the balance of things.
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It's important work and brings the efforts of federal agencies into harmony with restoring the balance of nature.
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I mean, there's a reason we talk about our number one strategic priority being restoring the balance sheet to a better, stronger position.
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And as it turns out, there don't seem be any easy answers to restoring the balance, because those defensive strategies are really effective.
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" Robin Vos, the Speaker of the state Assembly, said the package of bills was "an important step in restoring the balance of power in government.
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"It has given me great pride to see how both my sons in different ways, have taken up the cause of restoring the balance of nature," he said.
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In the end, the film could have used more time with the "adult" version of the prince, whom we barely get to meet again before he and the girl are predictably restoring the balance of the cosmos.
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The new joint employer standard was one of the Obama-era NLRB's most damaging regulations and the Save Local Businesses Act is important legislation which sends a message to both workers and small businesses that their government is committed to restoring the balance of power in workplaces across the country.
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Leo manages to turn them back to normal and, after Chris dies by Gideon's hands, Leo avenges his death, killing Gideon and restoring the balance in the process.
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The Knight Commission’s third report Restoring the Balance: Dollars, Values, and the Future of College Sports Restoring the Balance: Dollars, Values and the Future of College Sports, www.knightcommission.org was released in 2010. It calls for strengthening accountability through transparency, rewarding practices that make academics a priority, and treating athletes as students first. The Commission reemphasized a central recommendation in its 2001 report that teams be required to be on track to graduate at last half of their players to be eligible for postseason competition.
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2007 saw the inclusion of Spencer Penrose, a Family First member as co-host (played by Richard Marsland). Restoring The Balance made its last appearance on Triple J in a stint airing on Sundays at 9pm, from 24 July until Sept 11, 2011.
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In the modern day, Kassandra meets Layla in Atlantis, tasks her with restoring the balance between order and chaos, and passes on the Staff of Hermes to her before passing away peacefully. Kassandra is also the ancestor of Amunet, originally known as Aya of Alexandria.
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Restoring the Balance was a satirical radio segment that appeared at various times in 2003-2004, 2007 and 2011 on radio station Triple J. The segment attempted to display the contrasting political views between the conservative Australian Howard government, and the majority of the Left wing government-funded Triple J radio station.
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In many Australian landscapes, aquifer capacity may be several orders of magnitude below that of the altered recharge. Restoring the balance requires either the introduction of natural vegetation (e.g. mallee eucalyptus or perennial grasses), which intercepts and transpires most of the incoming rainfall; or by adapting agriculture to the increased area of shallow, saline groundwater.
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He is a co-founder of the state sovereignty group, The Patrick Henry Caucus, a nationwide coalition of legislators and grassroots activists who are committed to restoring the balance of power between states and the federal government. He is a national board member of Pass the Balanced Budget Amendment. He is also the chairman of the Utah Family Action Council.
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Gaius nobly decides to offer his life of her behalf. Merlin races to his side when learns this and kills Nimueh, inadvertently restoring the balance. In the second series, as his friendship with Arthur deepens, Merlin is forced to promise the Great Dragon freedom in exchange for its knowledge. When Merlin finds out Morgana also has magic, he fights the temptation to tell her of his powers.
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Restoring the Balance was broadcast sporadically on Sunday afternoons during 2004. The primary concept behind the show was a satire of the contrasting political views between the conservative Australian Howard government, and the left-wing government-funded triple j radio station. The show suggested that the station was forced to broadcast a segment of right-wing political views in order to restore the balance.
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She also led the Algonquin Crafts project, which provided an opportunity for makers on the reserve to sell their work. Later in her life, Sarah Lavalley acted as a consultant for linguistics research and was included in several publications, such as “Kinship Terms in Golden Lake Algonquin” by George F. Aubin, and Restoring the Balance: First Nations Women, Community, and Culture edited by Gail Guthrie Valaskakis, Eric Guimond, and Madeleine Dion Stout.
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Reviving the mightiest one, who recognizes him as his former master's son, he then has to set out on a quest to find the three segments of his father's magical staff, scattered across the world by Mor. On the journey, he is accompanied by Mark's former sweetheart, thus creating a romantic triangle. The quest requires him to defeat several magical traps and guardians. Completing it, he is able to take on and defeat Mark Marakson, restoring the balance of his world.
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In 2006, he became the panel operator on the Triple M radio program Get This. He later started contributing verbally to on-air segments, and soon was essentially regarded as a third co-host, along with Tony Martin and Ed Kavalee. The last show aired on 23 November 2007.Get This: top-rating radio show gets the axe – The Sydney Morning Herald, 3 November 2007 Marsland also performed on Triple J, posing as Family First member Spencer Penrose on the Restoring the Balance radio show with Tony Moclair.
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During this time Schiller co-wrote a radio character called Guido Hatzis which was performed by Moclair. The pair released three albums with Universal music and won two Aria Awards in 2000 and 2001. From 2000-2002 Schiller and Moclair worked at Austereo MCM hosting a show called The Flying Squad which was networked across Australia. From 2002-2004, Schiller and Moclair wrote and performed a show called Restoring the Balance for Triple J. The show was political satire and interviewed notable politicians such as Bill Shorten and Julie Bishop.
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Restoring the Balance is a satirical radio segment that occasionally appears on Australian radio station Triple J, which satirically displayed the contrasting political views between the then conservative Australian Howard government, and the majority of the Left wing government-funded Triple J radio station. The premise of the show suggested that the station was forced by the ABC board to broadcast a segment of right wing political views in order to restore the balance. The creators began by conducting satirical interviews with Australian political identities in 2003. The show itself was broadcast sporadically on Sunday afternoons during 2004, and then began as a series broadcasting on 25 February 2007.
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Frank learns what has happened and goes to the real world, where he teams up with Jack in a bid to stop Holli. They arrive at the casino and climb to the roof, where Holli kills Frank by pushing him off the building and seizes the Spike. A multitude of monstrous doodles begin pouring into the real world and begin turning noids in the city into doodles. The Spike also transforms Jack into an muscular superhero-like doodle, who returns the Spike to its rightful place, sending him, Holli and the invading doodles back to Cool World and restoring the balance between the two dimensions.
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An important component of the Bretton Woods agreements was the creation of two new international financial institutions, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD). Collectively referred to as the Bretton Woods institutions, they became operational in 1947 and 1946 respectively. The IMF was established to support the monetary system by facilitating cooperation on international monetary issues, providing advisory and technical assistance to members, and offering emergency lending to nations experiencing repeated difficulties restoring the balance of payments equilibrium. Members would contribute funds to a pool according to their share of gross world product, from which emergency loans could be issued.
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It was announced that from 25 February 2007, Stirling Addison would return to Triple J on Sunday evenings to host a new series of Restoring the Balance (apparently without Thom Thomlinson as a co-host). John Safran, the previous host of this timeslot, has allegedly gone on a 10-week hiatus due to his other media commitments. In character, Stirling insisted that this change was instead approved by the ABC board due to the current segment being "too semitic", and displaying "a lack of traditional right-wing values". Amongst other things, he then went on to approve the taxpayer-funded visit of U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney to Sydney, and stated how "it would be an honour to be shot in the face by the Vice President".
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Considering that there is no absolute truth (as a shame society, in contrast with the usually local non-Romani guilt societies) and each party has its own truth, the krisnitorya seek mainly to restore the mutual respect between the involved parties. Their final decisions should consider a future harmony, since, according to its success and durability in time, the Romani community will consider whether they keep being qualified krisnitorya. If it is concluded that an imbalance happened and its nature and gravity make very difficult restoring the balance with reconciliation, then reparations and punishments are also considered. These may range from fines () paid by the guilty to the injured party, to the guilty party being declared marime ('unclean') for a period of time, and banished () from the community.
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Supporters of a nominal income target criticize the propensity of inflation targeting to neglect output shocks by focusing solely on the price level. Adherents of market monetarism, led by Scott Sumner, argue that in the United States, the Federal Reserve's mandate is to stabilize both output and the price level, and that consequently a nominal income target would better suit the Fed's mandate. Australian economist John Quiggin, who also endorses nominal income targeting, stated that it "would maintain or enhance the transparency associated with a system based on stated targets, while restoring the balance missing from a monetary policy based solely on the goal of price stability". Quiggin blamed the late-2000s recession on inflation targeting in an economic environment in which low inflation is a "drag on growth".
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As of fall 2011, the number and influence of economists who supported this approach was growingNGDP targeting, the hot new monetary craze that just might end the downturn Brad Plumer, Business, Washington Post, 20 Oct 2011 largely the result of a blog-based campaign by several macroeconomists. Larry Kudlow, James Pethokoukis and Tyler Cowen advocate NGDP targeting.After New Keynesian Economics Jon Hartley, Economics and Finance, Forbes, 18 Aug 2014 Australian economist John Quiggin supports nominal income targeting, on the basis that "A system of nominal GDP targeting would maintain or enhance the transparency associated with a system based on stated targets, while restoring the balance missing from a monetary policy based solely on the goal of price stability." Supporters of nominal income targeting often self-identify as market monetarists, although market monetarism encompasses more than nominal income targeting.
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