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restore equilibrium

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See: adjust, regulate


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Doing some nature cure therapy can restore equilibrium to the body and also pave the way to ahealthier way of life SKIP breakfast, and then pick up a fat- laden chicken patty at CafE[umlaut] Day on your way to office.
The extracts of natural origins will be used as effective ingredients in treatments and spa experiences with an aim to heal and restore equilibrium.
The emergency order temporarily banning short selling of financial stocks will restore equilibrium to markets," SEC Chairman Christopher Cox said.
 
 
 
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