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With court cases in Germany exposing further evidence of systematic doping, pressure is growing for the world of sport to redress the balance.
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Opposition groups who control parts of the north also believe they " can redress the balance of power through gains on the ground,"
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Anwar told Zhu that Malaysia would try to redress the balance by importing more electrical appliances, machinery, cement, wheat, and other products from China.
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To redress the balance, Regis Philbin issued a plea on the show last week for women to pick up the phone and try out.
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Stoiber had hoped to redress the balance by persuading BMW, the automaker that is Bavaria's best-known company, to open an assembly plant in Hof.
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Having focused in recent years on conducting opera in Europe, he wants to redress the balance by performing more symphonic music in the United States.
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Si Suriyawongse took immediate action, seeing an opportunity to redress the balance of power between the king and Vichaichan and perhaps increase his own influences.
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For Pakistan, it was purely a defensive measure to redress the balance and not to expose the whole area to the threat of nuclear blackmail.
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Such moves are undoubtedly intended at least in part to redress the balance, to nurture more standard areas of repertory after an astringent period of adventure.
