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Rosalind Russell is superb as Ms Randall-Pierson, and although the film is a mite long at 117 minutes, it is expertly directed by Michael Curtiz, the dramatic and comical aspects being cleverly balanced.
The extra material added to the interviews is perfectly balanced to put the interviews in their historical and personal context, without unduly expanding the context to overshadow what the (very few) survivors had to tell.
It is well balanced and does not have unnecessary cosmetic scenes that seem to be a staple of Hindi films.
Richard's calculated derangement is balanced by the thuggish banality displayed by his targets, whose crimes initially seem more like misdemeanors until the last act.
I knew it was a late 30's western-musical, probably the most boring genre mankind has created, but I figured this would be balanced by the fact that it had an all-midget cast.
Similarly, in a country where the concepts of democracy and freedom are balanced by “but,” achievements in science, technology, and economy are not possible.
The problem is that balanced budgets and stable debt-to-national income ratios are poor indicators of generational equity.
The Stability and Growth Pact must remain the cornerstone of the EU’s budgetary framework, and effective surveillance and peer support will be vital to help member states work towards balanced budgets once the economy rebounds.
By using high taxes to finance a high level of government services, these countries have balanced high prosperity with social justice and environmental sustainability.
Even within multilateral forums, the relationship between Russia and China is far from balanced.
While Ronald Reagan, today’s Republican patron saint, was a big-government spender, Democrat Bill Clinton cut welfare entitlements and balanced the budget.
Yes, Argentina’s current-account deficit exceeds 5% of GDP, while Brazil’s external position is nearly balanced.
One country, two systems brilliantly balanced the aspirations, anxieties, and difficulties posed by the change in sovereignty from Britain to China.
Spain appears to be in the early stages of restoring a balanced and sustainable growth pattern.
During those years, the rise in the volume of net imports just balanced the effect of the dollar’s fall on the total cost of imports.
To ensure geopolitical stability, the interests of the region’s major players must be balanced.
A more balanced agenda would balance attempts to ease capital flows with efforts to facilitate the flow of labor, including unskilled labor.
It seeks to be finely balanced, respecting the regime’s sovereignty while subtly pressing home the point in unison, as neighboring states.
Balanced economic development – national and regional – is essential for Brazil.
Within the eurozone, where until recently external accounts were nearly balanced, a similar creditor/debtor spectrum has emerged, with Germany and the Netherlands at one end, and much of the eurozone south at the other.
A timeworn commitment to economic growth at all cost is no answer to the question of how development can be balanced against the limits of our planet and the fact that billions of people live in poverty.
To work, integration must be balanced and equal, with both Russia and the EU adopting some of each other’s ideas.
Evans depicts this policy, proposed by a panel of experts as balanced, as being “aimed at reducing both ‘push’ and ‘pull’ factors driving refugee flows.”
The Spaak committee devised a system that balanced the voting power of states of varying size.
But they were balanced by those like Nassau Senior, who spoke out against even famine relief: Although a million people would die in the Irish Potato Famine, “that would scarcely be enough.”
It is an argument for temporary transfers to countries like Spain, which balanced its budgets prior to the crisis but then was hit by the housing slump and recession.
The federal budget is balanced for the first time in a decade.
High Tariffs on Chinese Imports Would Weaken AmericaBEIJING – Until the 1970s, the United States’ foreign trade was largely balanced.
This is the vengeful side of our fawning, as though the humiliation of worshipping idols must be balanced by our delight in their downfall.
Clearly, the need for much greater eurozone integration must be balanced against some countries’ strong desire to preserve more national sovereignty than is feasible in the monetary union.
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