neutrally.

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• Keep your core engaged and your spine neutral throughout the entire movement.

• Then Poirier adopts a neutral voice, going back to the cathedral’s beginnings in 1163, when Bishop Maurice de Sully decided that he needed a grander church, one that would take almost two centuries to build.

• It allows companies to assert to customers, policymakers and others that they’re operating in a climate neutral way, while continuing to produce more planet-warming gases, on a ton-for-ton basis, than the programs are removing.

• If you adjust each team’s scoring margin for strength of schedule, Tampa Bay should be a 22-point favorite over the Giants on a neutral field.

• In 2018, American University became the first university in the country to achieve carbon-neutral status by investing in carbon offsets, supporting renewable energy and expanding recycling efforts.

• Few will be heartened by the fact that the debt will oppress race-neutrally.

• So long as the goals are approved democratically and the instruments are applied neutrally, fine.

• Naturally then—and I use the word as neutrally as I can—there are going to be two sets of reactions in play here.

• "It ought to be refreshing," struck in Courtlandt, neutrally.

• Epithets like "man-beholding," or "guarding the way," suit neutrally both conceptions.