The country was historically about evenly balanced between Catholic and Protestant, with a complex patchwork of majorities over most of the country.
The design critic Robert Cumberford has called that Cherokee a historically significant design, balancing sport and utility in a new way.
This has been the challenge for scientific journals, historically; how to balance the disinterested promotion of science with the need to give its practitioners a fair shake.
Historically, spot and balancing market design has been aligned with centralised, conventional power production.
And he did so on a campus that has historically struggled to balance adequately including, recognizing and incorporating the voices, experiences, and perspectives of openly gay students with an unyielding devotion to upholding what a traditional Morehouse man looks, sounds, dresses and acts like.
He evidently can't bring himself to admit that free speech should be balanced with sensitivity to historically oppressed groups.
Now, in a time of economic uncertainty, after a historically close election, the two camps seem far more balanced.
Unlike France or Germany, where funding and important art is somewhat balanced between major centers and smaller towns, Britain has historically kept its resources in its big cities, most notably London.
Nicely balancing its historically literate gags with broad knockabout slapstick, Bill is a crowd-pleasing treat that should tickle audiences young and old alike.
