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Even now, the wily Zimbabwean liberation hero seems to be outwitting his rivals, mediators and enemies in almost equal measure.

That feeling of freedom and risk in equal measure was difficult to find at work, so we sought it out on the slopes or the ocean.

The point needs to be brought home in equal measure to legislators, chief executives and bankers.

Let it be sufficient to say that, on this night, he was still my lighthouse and my albatross in equal measure.

In his public life, he exhibits vulnerability and invincibility in equal measure, but he's just as apt at villainy-- especially here.

There is only one conclusion to be drawn: surplus profits generate bonuses and bullshit in equal measure.

They see her as they see themselves, frightened of romance and yearning for it in equal measure.

A "hybrid" as he put it, he was anatomist, zoologist and vertebrate palaeontologist in equal measure.

The only man he fears, envies and despises in equal measure is his great rival Vaclav Havel, the former president.

The Tories' relative honesty over the coming fiscal squeeze will help and hinder them in roughly equal measure.

For every drop that flows into another drop flows out. The giving and receiving go on in equal measure.

Much to my surprise (and delight), the sales assistants doled out snootiness in equal measure to both of us.

Ministers also abandoned talks on a financial transaction tax, an idea strongly backed by Germany but opposed in equal measure by Britain.

Yet this uncertain mix hints at how this election, more than most, has entertained and dismayed Australians in near equal measure.

Although she left China more than two decades ago, she is still a polarizing figure, admired or loathed in seemingly equal measure.

That's California for you: decadence and nature in equal measure.

Women and children walk the streets more frequently, demonstrating and shopping for groceries in equal measure.

Other banks, including Citibank and Countrywide, foreclosed in more equal measure.

Others who have crossed the divide tend to be loved and hated in equal measure , but not Jennings.

Endangered species are booming out, "one for me, one for all! We desire equal measure to life! "

Joseph generated respect and amusement in roughly equal measure.

Although she left Chinamore than two decades ago, she is still a polarizing figure, admired or loathed in seemingly equal measure.

These have won praise and condemnation in roughly equal measure.

rejecting both the fame "Waiting for Godot" brought andIrelandwith equal measure.

The patterns of human history mix decency and depravity in equal measure.

Still, he has written a valuable book, chilling and comforting in equal measure.

It's a question that science and religion ponder in equal measure.

But those who have not joined the protests, though they may dislike the government in equal measure, are becoming more frightened.

His pugnacity fascinated and repelled people in equal measure.

Most make you giggle and groan in equal measure.

But this is a delicate time, full of hope and trepidation in equal measure.