He is "the it boy" of American politics, the way he showed up in an egg and started cold balancing budgets and takin' on the public sector unions.
Packed red blood cells (RBCs) were added in the prime when the predicted hematocrit after cardioplegia (crystalloid cold balanced solution enriched with potassium chloride 30 mmol∙L−1) was estimated to fall below 20%.
Leotard ballets!) it's easy to pine for the old days, when works with seemingly little in common lent a certain hot-and-cold balance to a night at Lincoln Center.
Russian leaders still complain that the missile system could upset the cold war balance of power.
It needs to be served very cold to balance the sweetness, and arguably sipped on its own.
Such cuts are implicit in Mr. Bush's claim that he wants to liberate both sides from the cold war balance of terror.
Wolfowitz observed that some people — meaning the "realists" in the foreignpolicy community, including Secretary of State Colin Powell — believed that the Cold War balance of power had brought a measure of stability to the Persian Gulf.
They staked their reputations on bridging the chasm between the world's richest country and its most populous one at a time when far more modest strategic realignments seemed likely to upset the cold war balance of power.
There is a key moment in this production when the historian, George, points out to the geneticist, Nick, that Americans are heavy drinkers and says: "I suspect we'll be drinking a great deal more too … if we survive". Albee wrote those lines in 1962 when the US was haunted by the cold war balance of terror.
With Venezuela currently holding the rotating presidency of Mercosur and Paraguay still out in the cold, the balance of power has shifted against Brazil.
They said the same thing about the military junta that overthrew the Ethiopian monarchy, except they wanted to maintain stability in the cold war balance of power in the Horn.
