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fulcrum
1. laying down the law, a fulcrum,
2. It is believed, correctly so or not, that the body's weight is evenly distributed around this point and that it is a kind of balancing fulcrum
3. The tradition of improvising with a fulcrum has gone waste on the youth
4. In 1956, when George Soros arrived in New York City, he found the fulcrum for his
5. one of the folds in the middle acting as a fulcrum, and the lazy
6. The fulcrum of this part of the voyage is his descent into Hades, where
7. 18 As you grow older in years and more experienced in the affairs of the kingdom, are you becoming more tactful in dealing with troublesome mortals and more tolerant in living with stubborn associates? Tact is the fulcrum of social leverage, and tolerance is the earmark of a great soul
8. relationship between therapist and dient as microcosmic and as a fulcrum for
9. The fulcrum of this
10. Debt is the fulcrum between higher tax benefits on the one hand and the chance of
11. What else did he have? He had the Hatfields and they would be the fulcrum, they held the key
12. Since the fulcrum of this factor always pivots upon the ingredients of the nature of `lovè then the culprit for this impact could only have been responsible by the party that showed less `careìnto this bondage
13. Since the fulcrum of this factor always pivots upon the ingredients of the nature of `love` then the culprit for this impact could only have been responsible by the party that showed less `care` into this bondage
14. Whatever, the contradictions in the Quranic ayats cited above are not all encompassing, and it is for the Musalmans to scrutinize their Scripture that is the fulcrum of their faith
15. Then: wealth, power, influence and social standing would no longer have the fulcrum of specialized and privileged information or the corruption of secrecy to preserve its Status Quo
16. - however precariously - upon that fulcrum we see-saw between relevance and reference with our feet never quite touching ground while the story persists, and in much the same manner as children playing and shrieking upon their see-saw, we hang, suspended in time and thought by any well-told story (which is to say oft rehearsed and polished to be brought when needed)
17. The hypothesis of man’s native immortality is indeed the fulcrum on which Unitarianism and Universalism place their lever for the overthrow of biblical Christianity
18. Timber splinters, as though the rubble teeters on some final fulcrum
19. There was a moment before any trade when you’d positioned your client right on the fulcrum between yes and no, and the slightest breath could tip him in either direction
20. Think of the volatility curve in a strong down move like a thin piece of wood evenly balanced over a fulcrum
21. If a fat guy jumps on one side of the wood, what will happen? As with a seesaw, the more you move down the board away from the fulcrum, the more in distance the wood will have moved
22. There is another factor though: Since the fat guy jumped on the piece of wood, the wood will have moved violently, causing the wood farthest from the fulcrum to temporarily bend upward
23. In other words, there have been some wild swings in price action within the session, but the fulcrum of price has remained in the middle
24. If there had been more up candles than down then the fulcrum of the bar would be more blue than red
25. Conversely, if there had been more down candles than up, then the fulcrum would be weighted more red than blue
26. As soon as he cleared the end of the bed, Joe whipped around and, using his foot as a fulcrum, jammed it against the bed leg closest to him
27. The fulcrum on which this strong reversal pivots is, of course, the terrorist attacks on the United States that took place on September 11, 2001
28. 'Give me a fulcrum, and I shall move the world!' To do once, is the fulcrum whereby child brain become man brain
29. “Precisely so! It is the pivot that serves as fulcrum for the counterweighted throwing arm
30. I recollect a gentleman at the last session making an estimate of the West Indies being worth an hundred millions to Britain, and predicting that before the measure was ninety days known in the West Indies, it would bring that nation to our feet, that it would act as a great political lever, resting its fulcrum on Jamaica, and move all Europe to our wishes
31. Give them a little island on which to place the fulcrum of their lever, and Archimedes-like, they will move your whole trade