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Equalizing the opportunity for education to all should be the president's No. 1 issue.

That way, the pressure inside and outside the car would equalize.

Within a week, there would be equalized Japanese living on all of them.

Having a cable on the other side of the world would help to equalize things.

As you progress toward the center of the work, equalize the pressure between the hands.

However, he continued to campaign and the scale soon equalized.

The air pressure in the low was equalizing and soon it would die.

Can anything be done to equalize the rents in our building?

The fight with them on the planet had equalized things.

The Americans equalized at 1-1, but the tie would not hold.

The age of consent was equalized in 2002 by a court decision.

After college, she became a teacher and principal, working to equalize pay for women in education.

The two won't equalize for the rest of the day, maybe longer.

He'd just about equalized matters when the law caught up with him.

Second, make sure they know how to equalize the pressure in their ears.

Perhaps the risk for girls and boys is equalized over the long term.

Rules changes in effect for these Olympics might equalize the field.

We also have to do more to equalize the odds on the streets.

One of the things we would like to do is ban those equalizing weapons.

That will equalize the pressure and allow her to escape.

However, between November 1 and 10, the two streams equalize.

A state board equalizes the tax rates between the counties.

These equalizing institutions were much stronger from 1947 to 1970 than they are today.

But, no matter what happened, he'd be there to equalize the odds.

"We should be trying to equalize the rates instead of playing favorites."