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Russian policy makers, the report said, would increasingly find themselves performing a "balancing act" of maintaining macro-economic stability while meeting growing demands for social spending as poverty spreads.
We are in a subconscious act of maintaining our footing and this is like all of life, we are constantly hurling ourselves forward with the threat of bodily damage, in a state of emergency, and we must react and with intention.
And yet the act of being spectators maintained Anu's momentum; it gave her an audience.
Participants mentioned that social events and the act of hospitality are hurdles in maintaining healthy eating habits.
In a dramatic departure from past voting practices, the board of directors of baseball's Hall of Fame paved the way yesterday for more players to be elected while saying it acted in the interest of maintaining its high standards for election.
Both the above mentioned control systems, without any fuel addition, act with the common goal of maintaining constant the air temperature at turbine inlet.
Daniel tells the audience that most of the art Gladys exhibits isn't very good, but what he doesn't say or realize is that Gladys, an old Commie, is interested in artists and the act of creation; she's determined to maintain her emotional availability and curiosity, even as her memory dims and various prejudices replace her former freedom of thought.
Furthermore, it puts the West in the delicate position of maintaining a balancing act between two regional powers that are increasingly bitter foes.
