equalizer , auch: equaliser BrE

But time may be the great high school equalizer after all.

So he set out to make control of oil America's equalizer.

Told me that he had an equalizer in his car.

The American system of higher learning seems to have become a great equalizer.

I really do believe that sports can be the great equalizer.

"I like it because the car is the great equalizer," she said.

There's a great new equalizer out there and it's called the vote.

But their equalizer turned out to be valid for less than three minutes.

For example, he said, baseball was and remains a great equalizer.

The heat and the hills could be great equalizers then.

This article will teach you how to understand a sound equalizer.

Still, they were the only equalizer he had, and well worth hanging on to.

Having to be tactile with food is a great equalizer.

Of course, the wine and the landscape were great equalizers.

In a close fight against too many of the enemy, it might just be an equalizer.

He now had an equalizer that would make him complete master of her needs.

This important part of the story reminds us that death is really the great equalizer.

They got to within a goal and were pressing hard for the equalizer.

Within the networking structure, information itself is the great equalizer.

Danger is the great equalizer, and all are expected to pull together.

The Bomb, indeed, has become the poor nation's equalizer, the way to make the world deal with them.

"That's the biggest civil rights equalizer that you can talk about."

But when you're going 40 and a deer steps right in front of your car, the great equalizer comes into play.

"I think high-quality education is the great equalizer in society," he said.