even out
Britishverb
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Russell was hired by and lampooned both Democrats and Republicans, tilting his humor “toward whoever’s in power” and supposing that “it will even out on Judgment Day.”
From Los Angeles Times
To keep the nation’s energy grid from collapse, Ukrainian officials have at times conducted rolling outages and controlled blackouts so they can even out the supply of electricity and carefully distribute the available power.
From New York Times
Marleny’s breathing evened out, and a week or so later, she delivered a tiny, squirming boy with jet black hair and soft, curious eyes.
From New York Times
"Even though the trajectory is coming down, it's just going to even out. But I still think there's a lot of money to be made in the game."
From BBC
What happens if you’re gaming on your desktop Windows PC but want to continue the game from a different part of the house — or even out of the house?
From The Verge
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