41.   Now, however, people must perform the delicate balancing act of offsetting capital gains and losses.

42.   Often, the candidates engaged in delicate balancing acts.

43.   Quietly and almost invisibly, she performed a delicate balancing act, translating one sentence while absorbing the next.

44.   Presenting the kind of unconventional programs that might more typically be found at the Brooklyn Academy of Music requires a delicate balancing act for Lincoln Center.

45.   Reflecting the delicate balancing act at the heart of her mission, Rocca strongly condemned the Kashmir attack while still in New Delhi, calling it barbaric.

46.   Schools end up in a delicate balancing act, between averting tragedy and recognizing time-honored rites of passage, between zero tolerance and zero fun.

47.   Rumsfeld said the Bush administration would face a delicate balancing act in the event that India and Pakistan continued to escalate their showdown.

48.   Seven years after Jordan signed its historic peace treaty with Israel, the young monarch finds himself in a delicate balancing act.

49.   She pauses, struggling with the delicate balancing act of discretion and truth.

50.   So tribal leaders such as Keith Johnson are left with the delicate balancing act of putting people to work while preserving that which defines who they are.