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But the impact will probably not fall evenly on everyone.

The population of the Earth is not going up evenly.

"Someone might say the person who lives here is cold and hard," she said evenly.

Tonight, he tried to spread the work around more evenly.

"I know exactly what my record should be," he said evenly.

For most of the first half, the teams played evenly.

"I have more than enough to do with my time," he said evenly.

The board will be split evenly between the two companies.

The population of about 1,100 is split almost evenly between the two.

I can understand your attitude to me,' she said evenly.

And the increase in temperature will not be felt evenly.

This could help the nation to spread economic development more evenly.

Men, women and children can compete evenly against each other.

Groups had to be split evenly between men and women.

And in the end, the board will be evenly divided.

He looked at each of them in turn, openly and evenly.

She looked at me evenly, her black eyes full of pride.

The student body is evenly split between men and women.

Yet we must think evenly where so much is at stake.

The country seems almost evenly divided on the matter, according to a recent report in Science.

Those costs are not spread evenly around the nation or within some states.

Last time around, the white lines were spread more or less evenly over the black field.

"It sure is hard to find good help these days," he said evenly.

"You can do anything but stop me," she said evenly.

May be the most evenly matched game of the day.