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When the scales pick a side and refuse to apologize.
means A lack of even distribution or proportion between things that ought to match up.
from Latin bilanx, two-pan scale, plus the Latin in- meaning not — literally the scale that won't sit level.
Body mathInner-ear imbalance is why you stumble, not drunkenness.
EconomicsTrade imbalance fuels half the world's political shouting.
Spelling cousinShares its bilanx root with balance and balcony.