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Accordingly, Aganon was riding on a KLX dirt bike when one of its tires accidentally slipped on the ramp as he attempted to jump, causing him to be outbalanced and thrown off the vehicle.

"The slight inconvenience of tighter crossings is far outbalanced by not having to hear that horn," he said.

The statement said that the Arab minority in Israel has been struggling against all manifestations of discrimination since the creation of Israel in 1948 whenever the "Jewish" element outbalanced the "democratic" one.

ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan's trade deficit with South America continues to increase, as imports outbalanced the exports from the region during July-December 2017.

While endotoxin tolerance, and an anti-inflammatory response in general, is conceived as a primarily protective mechanism, its protracted duration and outbalanced intensity have been associated with high risks of secondary infections and death [11,12,18,19].

Worldwide, coastal plains have emerged over the past seven millennia when sediment deposition outbalanced a slow rise of the sea.

The time period covered the years from 1990 to 2006 and outbalanced the sample periods of the reference studies (see Table 1).

But things suddenly shifted when Gonzales hit an outbalanced overhead shot that fell short, before the 35-year-old warrior, who once lost a tight 7-6, 6-4 decision to Roger Federer, aced to forge the deciding fifth set.

399, 406 n.16 (1985) [hereinafter Schauer, Easy Cases] ("It is quite simply a blunder to hold that, because a factor may be overridden or outbalanced by other factors, it is not a factor in the decision process.").

There are honey, apricot and vanilla aromas; to taste, the flavours were outbalanced by the acidity (and a bit of spice?) but I was happy.

In this project, the estimated value of construction measures outbalanced the value of the service part (financing, maintenance, M&V, etc.) and the German construction contract (GCC) procedures were chosen for the legal procurement framework.

Is the reality we are perceiving the real one, or can it be, by chance, outbalanced any time by revealing some "realms" much darker than we think?