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balance (Amount in excess), noun carry-over, excess, extra, leftover, margin, oddments, overflow, overmeasure, overplus, overrun, oversupply, plus, reliquus, remainder, reeaining portion, remains, remnant, residual, residual porrion, residue, residuum, spare, superfluity, superfluousness, superplus, surfeit, surplus, surplusage Associated concepts: balance due balance (Equality), noun analagousness, comparability, comparableness, comparativeness, correspondence, equalization, equation, equilibration, equipoise, equipollence, equiponderance, equivalence, homeostasis, level, libro, neutralization of forces, parity, stable equilibrium, state of equilibrium, symmetrical scales, symmetry Associated concepts: balance account, balance of convennence, balance of hardship, balance sheet, balancing equities See also: adjust, collation, comparison, compatibility, compensate, composure, coordinate, countervail, earnings, equipoise, fairness, moderation, neutralize, offset, overage, par, parity, proceeds, regularity, regulate, remainder, residual, sanity, stabilize, surplus, weigh BALANCE, com. law. The amount which remains due by one of two persons, who
have been dealing together, to the other, after the settlement of their
accounts.
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Chandler's up-and-down play so far suggests he hasn't struck a balance between playing within himself and trying to do more to justify his contract. Then as familiarity with each other grew, the two groups struck a balance and began to function as one unit focused on the same goals. The present management plan seems to have struck a balance between the wishes of those who would protect the forest and those who would exploit its resources. |
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