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Definition of strike a happy medium in the Idioms Dictionary. strike a happy medium phrase. What does strike a happy medium expression mean? Definitions by the largest Idiom Dictionary. ... See also: happy, medium, strike...
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strike a happy medium ... and hit a happy medium; find a happy medium ... See also: happy, medium, strike...
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People have written tons of articles about what makes a great leader great. Some conclusions center around his or her intelligence, charisma, or personal drive. Researchers at Columbia University have come to a little bit of a ... RE: Assertiveness: Great managers strike a happy medium Chandi Sukumari | 08/14/09...
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With social-networking Web sites all the rage these days, it should come as no shocker that the process of recruiting high school athletes is tilting toward that medium. ... It doesn't matter too much to me personally, because I just want to be happy with where I'm going. But if you're really good and you're getting a lot...
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center, centrism, golden mean, happy medium, interface, meeting ground, middle of the road, neutral territory, straddling the fence ... split the difference; take the average; reduce to a mean; strike a balance, pair off.
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Food and Travel Blog by Melissa Kronenthal ... If I had to put my finger on it, I would say that in travel - like in all things, really - a happy medium is best. Funny how it always seems to take going to both extremes before figuring that out.
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Pragmatism has informed the first 100 days of George W. Bush's presidency. ... His ability to strike compromises with Congress and find the right balance on thorny issues is welcome. And his managerial manner has elevated the tone in Washington - putting dialogue and debate over divisiveness and diatribe.
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