Hotelships redress the balance during these temporary peaks and, in spite of criticism from local hotels, help make trade fair locations more attractive and more competitive.
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To redress the balance, the government is encouraging foreign investors and Chinese companies from cities such as Shanghai and Shenzhen on the coast to channel investment inland.
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The investigators uncovered a string of similar accounting glitches; contract companies were purposely charging Sunderland excessive fees for services, and later sending credit-notes to redress the balance.
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To help redress the balance, The Jakarta Post reporters Ida Indawati Khouw, Johannes Simbolon, Sugianto Tandra, Sylvia Gratia M . Nirang, Yogita Tahil Ramani, wrote the following stories.
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Janet, eager to redress the balance in her broken marriage, makes a move on Billy after he has an adverse reaction to the anti-depressants he has been taking.
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Of these, probably none is so important as the need to continually redress the balance between the well-to-do and those who cannot fully care for their own needs.
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Some art historians such as Daphne Haldin have attempted to redress the balance of male-focused histories by compiling lists of women artists, though many of these efforts remain unpublished.
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Female comedians have been fighting to exhibit their talents and prove their quality over the years ", and we re here to help redress the balance . " * 1
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I m interested in excavating the social histories of Zimbabwe . . . . History s always distorted to suit a political purpose, but fiction can try to redress the balance.
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The New York Philharmonic will help redress the balance on Thursday evening, when Kurt Masur leads the American premiere of Minoru Miki's " Symphony for Two Worlds " at Avery Fisher Hall.
