I used to weigh 425 pounds and today I weigh 232.
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You weigh her age, you weigh people's knowledge on the topic.
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You have to weigh those things, You have to weigh all those things.
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"It doesn't weigh on him like it would weigh on the average person," says Nesbitt.
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DICKERSON: Governor Kasich, would you weigh in on... (APPLAUSE) DICKERSON: Governor Kasich, please weigh in.
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Chow Chows, which used to weigh about 50 pounds, now weigh up to 75 pounds.
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I don't care what you weigh, whether you're overweight or on track with what you "should" weigh.
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We're told more than 16,000 people attended the weigh-in -- the largest weigh-in crowd in combat history.
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Modern mobile satellite data units weigh a total of about three pounds, and phones weigh a lot less.
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These things will weigh about 55 pounds each, but they'll be able to deliver parcels that weigh up to five pounds.
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The superstar fitness blogger and trainer doesn't weigh herself, and urges her followers not to obsess over how much they weigh either.
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The movie isn't just about how society's expectations weigh heavily on the single; it's about how society's expectations weigh heavily on everyone.
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Misener says Prime Air drones will weigh about 55 pounds and will deliver packages that weigh up to five pounds within 30 minutes.
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Though they do encourage you to weigh yourself before and after the program, you are not allowed to weigh yourself during the program.
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LAWMAKERS WEIGH IN ON SET-TOP BOX PLAN: Lawmakers turned out on Monday to weigh in on the FCC's set-top box proposal.
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That's one you have to weigh a little harder, at least that's one I've had to weigh a little harder, in my experience.
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The lowest weight that I will normally do is 118, which means that I have to weigh 115 because they weigh you with your equipment.
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Most car seats are designed for babies who weigh at least five pounds, and may not be safe for babies who weigh less, she added.
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Anyone with a good scale can take the latter metric—you just weigh yourself, get on a bike or treadmill for 290 minutes, and weigh yourself again.
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"My core scenario will be a credit event, which will further weigh on equity markets, which will definitely weigh on high growth sectors like tech," he said.
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A second factor set to weigh on the pound was that euro-area political uncertainty was likely to weigh on the continent's economic growth momentum, Nomura said.
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Currency volatility can weigh on investor and consumer confidence in Mexico while heightening inflationary pressures could prompt central bank monetary policy tightening and weigh on overall growth.
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It doesn't help that they weigh a hefty 6103 lbs (most sports headphones weigh less than a pound), which only made my body work harder as I exercised.
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In the Kentucky Derby, colts carry 267 pounds, and since the saddle and other gear typically weigh about 230 pounds, jockeys can weigh no more than 25 pounds.
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Those who weigh in with their votes also get a token payout, thus giving citizens a financial incentive weigh in on the quality of the journalism they consume.
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Nowadays, the actress is well-known for her organization "I Weigh," which encourages people to weigh themself by their positive attributes, as opposed to numbers on a scale.
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You can also use a small kitchen scale to weigh your portions if you're counting calories, or even weigh a letter or small package to estimate the postage.
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Wing's drones have a wingspan of about 3 feet and weigh approximately 11 pounds, and they can carry packages that weigh up to a little more than 3 pounds.
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In Africa, 21625 million children are stunted—they weigh too little for their age—and 2900 million weigh too little for their size, which is referred to as wasting.
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Jamil pivoted to activism after the success of "The Good Place" and started the "I Weigh" organization that encourages people to weigh themself with positive attributes instead of numbers.
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And now, the growing "I Weigh" community has a place to grow and communicate with each other, with the official "I Weigh" Instagram account, which Jamil kickstarted two days ago.
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Senior Russian officials weigh in Russian officials responded to the sanctions with fury and bluster on social media, with Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev the most senior to weigh in online.
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Guardian if you weigh in his timing showing up to help Gloria in Hollywood, avenging if you weigh in his showing up to reckon with Yuri when the time came.
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I weigh enough that doctors tell me I need to watch my intake and lose a few pounds, but I don't weigh so much that I qualify for medical intervention.
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Dr. Heather Barron's patients range in size from sanderlings, tiny birds that can weigh as little as three and a half ounces, to loggerhead turtles that weigh hundreds of pounds.
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The devices themselves weigh less than four hundredths of an ounce, so animals like swifts, which weigh about one and a half ounces, are able to carry them without any issues.
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The two fighters notoriously have trouble hitting the scales at the welterweight limit, so let's hope the new weigh in framework will provide them with some solace on weigh in day.
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After the weigh in ... that was a different story.
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We'd weigh in ... but we're wearing sweatpants right now.
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That ... or you can just weigh in for yourself.
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The final is NA, the Avogadro constant, the number of molecules a substance needs to make it weigh, in grams, the same as a single molecule would weigh in atomic mass units.
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Although the official weigh-in was held on Friday, I.B.F. rules stipulate that fighters competing for one of its titles must submit to a second weigh-in, the morning of the bout.
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Goldman said it expected the inventory overhang to weigh on new construction, with new starts and completions likely to remain weak possibly into 2017, which will in turn weigh on demand for metals.
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Plastic TVs weigh up to 80 pounds, but larger, rear-projection CRTs can weigh as much as 500 pounds, and surely, in better days, had prominent spots in family rooms around the country.
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It didn't take long for the Donald to weigh in.
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Perhaps the other factor is that flowers weigh so little.
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They make eyes at one another and weigh their grief.
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S. shale is going to continue to weigh on market.
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Other agencies and municipalities are also beginning to weigh in.
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That could weigh on the upcoming earnings report, Cramer said.
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The business began to weigh on him mentally and physically.
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We asked experts to weigh in on the controversial topic.
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MACCALLUM: Marc Thiessen, always great to have you weigh in.
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My systems of choice typically weigh 2 pounds or less.
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Overall trade worries also continue to weigh on the group.
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So all of those things, they weigh heavily on me.
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The bank's staff expect geopolitical tensions to weigh on investment.
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CNN legal analysts and contributors weigh in on the decision.
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The news also appeared to weigh on the Russian rouble.
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Importantly, not everyone will get a chance to weigh in.
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And most important of all, how much does it weigh?
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He appeared to weigh only 90 pounds, the documents state.
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There's then this pressure to weigh in less next week.
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STAT would never weigh in on the eternal dogs vs.
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The King family, four cousins, weigh a combined 2,200 lbs.
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S. trade war and slowing global growth weigh on demand.
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SX6P, continued to weigh, with the sector down 0.8 percent.
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"We can ask each other to weigh in," he remarked.
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How should I weigh my desires against those of others?
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This prompted Khan himself to weigh in on British television.
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Each pallet will weigh a little more than 1,400 lbs.
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By the way ... the poles they held weigh 38 lbs!!!
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To weigh these options is a pain and a privilege.
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Do people really weigh in on your experience that much?
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Fans can also weigh in on player signings, within reason.
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SCOTUS announced Tuesday it will weigh in on the case.
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And so, I'm not going to weigh in on that.
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The welfare of children should weigh in the balance, too.
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Those outflows further weigh on the value of the currency.
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When Trump did weigh in, it was often a disaster.
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Have we mentioned that these women weigh approximately 70 pounds?
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In states that elects judges, the voters can weigh in.
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"Weigh the pros and cons before you book," Sintra says.
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Amazon customer AC writes: "The 49" doesn't weigh very much.
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Early on, the moment seemed to weigh down the Bulldogs.
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Smokey is estimated to weigh between 15 and 20 pounds.
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This website I found says that male hands weigh around .
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JOE KERNEN: Can you weigh in on this, Mr. Secretary?
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However, Dr. Wisner says you have to weigh your risks.
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Traders said a sharp drop could weigh on the pound.
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So, none of the arguments for maintaining DST weigh up.
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KS: So how did these other ones weigh in here?
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As the economy weakens, these concerns will weigh more heavily.
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Weak capital investment can potentially weigh on future output growth.
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Their success will weigh on the quality of American government.
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They're tiny, they weigh nothing, and they hold a terabyte.
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It's all about space efficiency, weigh efficiency, and ergonomic form.
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I don't know how you weigh one against the other.
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Slow productivity gains and ageing populations weigh on advanced economies.
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In commodity markets, trade worries continued to weigh on oil.
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These arguments are loud, sprawling and difficult to weigh up.
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Sudan may weigh 5,000 lbs, but he's still got it.
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That is yet another risk for Fed officials to weigh.
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Who is Meryl Streep to weigh in on the presidency?
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Such traditional robes can weigh around 15 kilograms (33 pounds).
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In rich countries, lenders use credit scores to weigh risk.
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Both images will weigh heavily on the coming half hour.
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The doctors I asked to weigh in are very divided.
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Several said a Chinese economic slowdown could weigh on America.
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But a stronger yen continued to weigh on Japan's shares.
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SARA EISEN: We'll see how the proxy advisors weigh in.
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And, at just 5.6 ounces, it won't weigh you down.
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I sometimes go around and ask everyone to weigh in.
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They weigh less than an ounce and have polarized lenses.
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The Japan issue will definitely weigh on South Korea's growth.
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"I think I'm bigger and I weigh more," Mendes joked.
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As a result, they heavily weigh their partisanship when voting.
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Watch below to see her weigh in on dating women.
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Mr Wilson thinks his county's wishes should weigh "very heavily".
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Luckily, there are relatively rigorous ways to weigh those factors.
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Place in strainer and weigh it down with something heavy.
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Amy Greenberg didn't want to weigh in on Donald Trump.
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" Without blinking, the machine asked " HOW MUCH DO YOU WEIGH ?
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This will start to weigh on economic activity before long.
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TJX expects rising costs to continue to weigh on earnings.
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I hope you'll watch it, share it and weigh in.
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"I'm not going to weigh in on that," Hatch said.
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It's not something that we can effectively weigh in on.
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The Washington Post: Supreme Court to weigh "the president" vs.
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S. trade war weigh heavily on the Asian financial centre.
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Liu doesn't weigh herself as often as she used to.
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"First strike" rations for expeditionary forces weigh about three pounds.
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Lawmakers have seven months to weigh in with affirmation legislation.
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UBS analysts said weaker retail growth may weigh on sentiment.
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Shortfalls in inventories and exports also weigh heavily on GDP.
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Labor sources said other unions are likely to weigh in.
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Weigh that out'The mom of four recently revealed that she
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Indeed, Congress needs to weigh in on any such reorganization.
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The public will have until July 85033 to weigh in.
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All of that investment could weigh on the chain's profitability.
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Jonah Goldberg is not nearly so reluctant to weigh in.
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So the Chinese need to weigh their pros and cons.
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It can weigh as much as 2800,2698 pounds, not 24637,200.
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Growth would then slow and could weigh on global growth.
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It can weigh as much as 400,000 pounds, not 85,200.
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It had to weigh as much as a real arm.
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Or to wait for his wacky entourage to weigh in.
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It can weigh bags and suitcases up to 100 pounds.
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We had experts weigh in on 25 common email closings.
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The Justice Department declined to weigh in on the exchange.
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"All members have a right to weigh in," replied Wyden.
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Other top Republicans declined to weigh in on the matter.
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Five experts weigh in on where the global economy stands:
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Now it's your turn to weigh in on Season 4.
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You have to stop and weigh the benefits of it.
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Piers Morgan also decided to weigh in on the situation.
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I asked her to weigh in on the city's reaction.
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The Beyhive has yet to weigh in on the accusations.
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Did it ever weigh on your mental health at all?
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Even the province's premier felt the need to weigh in.
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Those apples need to weigh more or less than something.
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The whole getup will probably weigh around 50 fucking pounds.
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Still, persisting headwinds will weigh on economic impulses next year.
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Back in 2010, she told Vogue she doesn't weigh herself.
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Each bag was small, round, and didn't weigh very much.
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The Trump administration now has to weigh some tough choices.
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Weigh that information along with their credentials and past experiences.
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This time the panels will weigh over 10,000 pounds each.
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Good bosses weigh their options and make a definite choice.
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But plenty of people want to weigh in right now.
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I weigh 240 pounds and my wife is significantly less.
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May's government, and will let lawmakers weigh in with alternatives.
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As other banks weigh in, these numbers are not outliers.
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Some weigh nearly four times more than a school bus.
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Martha Roby of Alabama was less inclined to weigh in.
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The research consumed her, and began to weigh on her.
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Weigh your options carefully as you sit with this energy.
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We asked some experts in the field to weigh in.
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To mark the occasion, we asked listeners to weigh in.
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And each one can weigh as much as sixty pounds.
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Visitors to the website would be encouraged to weigh in.
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Children also weigh less, so their exposure can be higher.
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Every millisecond, anyone can weigh in on any conceivable matter.
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Perhaps it's time for a working entertainer to weigh in.
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Check out the promo below and weigh in for yourself.
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You need to weigh when and where you take risks.
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Kerr has not hesitated to weigh in on Spiegel's company.
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Pirarucu can be 4.5 metres long and may weigh 200kg.
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Allegations will, however, continue to weigh on stocks, he said.
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The Prestige 14 didn't weigh my backpack down much either.
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Look at her service to this country and weigh that.
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The court should weigh in on this human rights issue.
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Recessionary fears could weigh on dealmaking activity, the report said.
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Sister Helen Prejean, Susan Sarandon and Richard Branson weigh in.
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Meanwhile, the virus is beginning to weigh on consumer confidence.
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The obligations of the past weigh heavily upon the present.
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Trouble sleeping and poor academic performance can weigh on kids.
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So given all this, let's say you weigh 150 pounds.
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That in turn would weigh heavily on Italy's stuttering economy.
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Tuesday's hearing offered the public a chance to weigh in.
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That last point ought to weigh heavily on Mr. Trump.
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So you have to weigh all of these things together.
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Five experts weigh in on what they're watching right now.
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He wanted to weigh his options and control his future.
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Lighter galaxies weigh in at around a billion solar masses.
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The administration has asked the Supreme Court to weigh in.
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Trade and political concerns could weigh on Germany's economic performance.
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Does Powell weigh in on the GOP tax overhaul efforts?
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Which is why we asked beverage experts to weigh in.
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Vox surveyed the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates to weigh in.
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Trump proceeded to ask the Supreme Court to weigh in.
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Most exchanges make you weigh fees against protection, experts say.
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Obama is unlikely to weigh in directly on the election.
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So, of course, comedy writers couldn't help but weigh in.
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Everybody says they want to weigh in on an AUMF.
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Wasn't afraid to take a phone call or weigh in.
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So you got to weigh longevity in there with it.
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However, it's important to also weigh the individual's cognitive health.
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Those sponsors often weigh an established following in making endorsements.
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Even better, weigh all future possibilities before you start designing.
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And they'll have their chance to weigh in very soon.
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Runtime: 21 min Want to weigh in on our podcasts?
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A new election could also weigh heavily on the euro.
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On the political front, government shutdown concerns weigh on sentiment.
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They have GPS, will lock automatically and even weigh themselves.
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Then your entire class looks to you to weigh in.
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The enormity of their tragedy seemed to weigh on him.
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He also declined to weigh in on Trump's 2020 chances.
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With diplomacy stalled, Mr. Trump decided to weigh in again.
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When fully grown, these creatures typically weigh over 1,300 pounds.
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Repeat elections could prolong uncertainty and weigh on Italian assets.
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The FCC has yet to weigh in on the matter.
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Now, Democrats are asking a federal judge to weigh in.
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Over the years, the work began to weigh on me.
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The star features don't weigh him down too much, either.
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The agency will weigh the "net public health benefit" to make its decision, meaning regulators will weigh the products' negative effects of getting minors hooked on nicotine against the benefits of helping adult smokers quit.
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"So the drama channels and the people who want to weigh in on other mental illnesses really bother me, because nobody has a right to weigh in on that except the person involved in that."
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As Thompson said, the sweets don't seem to weigh James down.
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Police don't seem to want to weigh in on the matter.
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Many facilities don't allow packages that weigh more than 30 pounds.
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Weight: Canister vacuums often weigh anywhere from 9 to 24 pounds.
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PLUS: Ruben and Clay weigh in on the American Idol reboot.
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This will weigh on the front end of the yield curve.
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The new royal was announced to weigh in at 8 lbs.
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Naturally, the leader of the free world had to weigh in.
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Appeals courts are expected to weigh his arguments later this summer.
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We asked Traci Brown, a body language expert, to weigh in.
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"When I cook, I never measure or weigh anything," she wrote.
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That didn't mean he didn't weigh in on foreign issues, though.
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Decisions to hold back on purchases could weigh on the economy.
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But Fuel Matrix has a different solution: actually weigh the passengers.
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Meat meals have had water and fat removed and weigh less.
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This will weigh on July odds, and odds across the curve.
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I have the energy to weigh what tasks should come first.
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Little would change unless larger JD.com shareholders weigh in, Williams said.
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Weigh out your coffee beans and grind on the coarsest setting.
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Choice exists, though, and parents can weigh the benefits for themselves.
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Helping to weigh oil and other commodities, the U.S. dollar advanced.
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That has spurred speculation that many candidates could weigh challenging him.
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The court then asked the Court of Review to weigh in.
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They also appear to weigh a lot more than the competition.
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Kupperman, however, has a fresher situation that the court will weigh.
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Fugh said she was not asked to weigh in on this.
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But that may still not weigh the currency much, she said.
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And in microgravity, you lose references to how much things weigh.
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The U.S. could weigh military action if the threat perception changes.
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You weigh less and take up less space in my bag.
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Please weigh in on this or anything else in the comments.
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Commenters online weigh privacy versus security in an age of terrorism.
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ESPN+ also will have coverage of weigh-ins and news conferences.
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They weigh down either's ability to expand their support very much.
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But the stricter rules are now starting to weigh on activity.
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But it's also going to weigh heavily on Fox News itself.
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Exchange rates also look poised to weigh on prices, Abbassian said.
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They would weigh 5,000 pounds and leave marks on the field.
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Companies still have to weigh up the costs of sourcing locally.
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You have to weigh the problem against the benefits and risks.
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AMC did weigh the possibilities of investing, according to that source.
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He said he could not weigh in without knowing the content.
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"This will further weigh on the economy," Capital Economics' Holmes said.
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We'd love for Butler to weigh in and explain his costume.
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Firms are making lightweight armour that does not weigh cars down.
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Brexit uncertainties will weigh heavily on investment this year and next.
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Her party, and populism, will continue to weigh on French politics.
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It doesn't weigh down the bag so it's a nice balance.
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A contraction in business in Macau would weigh on Wynn's margins.
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The chain's spat with Schnatter continues to weigh on the business.
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He'll still weigh in on sovereign-debt matters, probably from academe.
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Three experts weigh in on what comes next for the stock.
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Behind closed doors, their scholars weigh in on big, divisive questions.
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I don't think you should dress like you weigh 120 pounds.
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It's up to the homeowner, she said, to weigh the costs.
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Factors which remain out of Xi's control will weigh against him.
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Also likely to weigh a game plan, analysts said, is Boeing .
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Nevertheless, the level continues to weigh on exports, the bank said.
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Gregg Garrett and Tom Fenton weigh in on that and more.
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The company's SAR satellites only weigh around 70 to 80 kilograms.
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So we asked our staff to weigh in on the update.
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But a stronger greenback also tends to weigh on gold prices.
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All this comes as trade starts to weigh on top brands.
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It also said Brexit was likely to weigh on the economy.
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The weigh-in just crams all that creepiness into one room.
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How can a patient weigh risks and benefits without such information?
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Listen to their advice, and weigh it against what you've learned.
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Sending a user a notification to weigh in at 3 p.m.
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In short, women scrutinize their options and carefully weigh their risk.
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Instead, they will further weigh down the ships entering its ports.
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Boeing's KC-46 aerial refueling tanker continued to weigh on results.
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Hell, more may weigh in by the time you're reading this.
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The abortion rights movement did NOT need her to weigh in.
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Johnson on Wednesday declined to weigh in on the presidential race.
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They weigh less than 30 pounds each so it wasn't hard.
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With the amateurs we had to weigh in every single day.
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The public will be invited to weigh in on the proposals.
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Adults weigh between 10 to 20 lbs (4 to 9 kg).
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The harsher realities of millennial life certainly weigh heavily on Justine.
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It gets to a point where you weigh up your odds.
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A bear of his age should weigh around 150-200 pounds.
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However, members are expected to weigh in Wednesday, the mission said.
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Trump has been quick to weigh in on other terror attacks.
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After Epstein's latest arrest, Acosta decided to weigh in on Twitter.
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Can fashion Twitter weigh in on the cost of Linton's outfit?
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Right now the newborns are bright pink, weigh about 6 oz.
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"For example, I weigh more than 130 pounds," his associate offers.
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The year-long obstruction was never about letting voters weigh in.
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Related: Desus and Mero Weigh In on the Fyre Festival Fiasco
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In emails, ORR staff struggled with how to weigh conflicting evidence.
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And it doesn't weigh all that much, either, at 3.63lbs (1.65kg).
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Basically, we're just waiting for Cara and Calvin to weigh in.
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We can actually weigh each possibility and eventually make a choice.
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Commerce leadership are latest lawmakers to weigh in on the issue.
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I really weigh out different things now than I used to.
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I think we have to weigh that and look at it.
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That's significantly less than what male cougars typically weigh, experts said.
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The approach to 3 percent could weigh on global stock markets.
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Meanwhile, political developments in Spain continued to weigh on the euro.
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All this is expected to weigh on already-feeble consumer spending.
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They must also weigh whether they think America is being hypocritical.
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Both now weigh local work experience and job offers more heavily.
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Collectively, the atoms weigh about a thousandth of a single bacterium.
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She said Salazar told her she needed to weigh 114 pounds.
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But how could women in Congress weigh in on global issues?
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Traders said weak Chinese demand continued to weigh on lead prices.
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The introduction of generics would weigh heavily on AstraZeneca's bottom line.
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But she said, there are potential drawbacks borrowers should weigh carefully.
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CNN commentators weigh in on the outcome and what comes next.
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And can we weigh in if our technology can't meet theirs?
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Ultimately, that may weigh on investment and the economy's growth prospects.
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There are good reasons for the court to weigh in now.
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Not surprisingly, these groups are urging their members to weigh in.
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Seinfeld isn't the only comedian to weigh in on Hart's choice.
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Ryan has floated the possibility that he may eventually weigh in.
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The Lieu-Farenthold bill would not weigh in on that debate.
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It's hard to weigh how much, but that really saps energy.
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They each weigh 7,000 pounds and are designed to withstand shockwaves.
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Each company will weigh these factors differently in pricing your policy.
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Also likely to weigh a game plan, analysts said, is Boeing.
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With the keyboard attached, it might weigh closer to 2 pounds.
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This is turn is beginning to weigh on used car prices.
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It's a decision in which the Trump experience will weigh heavily.
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Ironically, the results will weigh heavily upon rich and poor together.
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Their ability to weigh on total corporate earnings is much diminished.
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Students challenged to weigh opposing perspectives and make a cogent argument?
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Reimbursement pressures will also weigh on the results, the company said.
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Not more reasons to weigh their alternatives between private and public.
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They also said diverging central bank policies will weigh on growth.
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This is likely to weigh on market sentiment over the summer.
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Exhibit subjects are often barefoot, without handbags to weigh them down.
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Then all the rest of the government gets to weigh in.
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It will weigh whether to reauthorize the National Flood Insurance Program.
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Thanks to those of you who did read or weigh in.
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Funding for antitrust officials who weigh the deals hasn't kept pace.
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But that is also an idea to weigh in the balance.
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Gergel said he would not weigh in on the defense dispute.
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We asked prominent queens from the drag community to weigh in.
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I was about to weigh in, but I ... You're totally Cagney.
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The annexation would weigh heavily on the residents of Little Gables.
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Ed Sheeran officially marks the last celebrity not to weigh in.
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Only catch is, they weigh 30KG, and they're made of stone.
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It typically doesn't weigh a transaction until a deal is reached.
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"Yeah, everybody else got to weigh in on that," he said.
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He said he didn't know enough to weigh in on it.
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She said the pups, at 5 months, now weigh 85 pounds.
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Do you think sports figures should weigh in on political issues?
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That hiring freeze could severely weigh on the March jobs report.
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It caught up with him at a weigh station in Missouri.
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Here is how each senator will weigh his or her vote.
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They'll also weigh factors like a patient's health condition and age.
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So, for example, if you weigh 175 pounds, that's 80 kilograms.
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You have teams, and you have software, and you weigh in.
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I was wondering if you two could weigh in on that?
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"These pieces look heavy … but they actually weigh nothing," Nishimura says.
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The markets: The uncertainty of a deal will weigh on investors.
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After Mr. Trump's address, he appeared to weigh his words carefully.
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"Right now, it does weigh on you," said Mr. Moseley, 51.
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But his backing may prove harmful when Democratic voters weigh in.
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Bison can weigh around 2,000 pounds and stand six feet tall.
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Lecturers from humanities, social sciences and philosophy departments should weigh in.
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But you don't have to wait for politicians to weigh in.
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But when she does weigh in, she rarely pulls any punches.
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They estimated that such a brain would weigh around 8 grams.
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"So, obviously, the droneport will need a weigh station," Ledgard said.
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The subpoenas are on hold while appeals courts weigh the arguments.
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The heavy ice masses weigh down the ground, compressing what's underneath.
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But our job is to sit here and weigh the evidence.
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But you will have to weigh the risks and benefits first.
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The Max crisis continued to weigh on the company's financial results.
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Go deeper: Facebook, Google weigh changing political ad policies under pressure
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"I was reminded why I don't weigh myself yesterday," she said.
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But Hoover would weigh in on issues without warning or expectation.
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But as with Mr. Bush, it could weigh on them nonetheless.
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YIELDS, WARREN, I'M SURE WE'LL WANT TO WEIGH IN ON THAT.
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Such moments weigh down "Live by Night," making its heaviness ponderous.
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Concerns about weakness in memory continue to weigh on investor sentiment.
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I weigh myself then brush my teeth and wash my face.
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You can ask to be present when they weigh the goods.
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Krystal and Saagar weigh in on the latest Iran-Iraq developments.
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Team Rising weigh in on the growing Bernie/Warren feud. Hill.
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Food is not supposed to weigh more than a water buffalo.
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Regardless of the warning, Broner showed up at the weigh-in.
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And that's what I was hoping you might weigh in on.
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But restructuring costs continued to weigh on results of some lenders.
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He's not holding gaggles so he doesn't have to weigh in.
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The cost of formula may weigh into your decision about breastfeeding.
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Heavy or dark fabrics and finishings might weigh down your space.
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Mr. Trump accepted the opportunity to weigh in on the subject.
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Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) declined to weigh in on Bolton's book.
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Weigh up your current situation and determine the worst case scenario.
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They all weigh these factors differently, and that influences the premiums.
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There are financial factors to weigh and environmental impact to consider.
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They inhabit icy Arctic waters and can weigh over a ton.
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This is positive, but may weigh on near-term growth prospects.
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Then on Monday, the Supreme Court decided not to weigh in.
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I am 5'4 inches tall and weigh 160 lbs for reference.
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That was likely to continue to weigh on South Korea's currency.
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We make choices before we've had time to weigh the options.
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Then there are other regular monthly costs she'll need to weigh.
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It is time for our Congress to weigh in and lead.
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But be careful to weigh the pros and cons, he cautioned.
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None have functioning asylum systems to weigh claims or offer protection.
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Critics have argued that the deal would weigh down Tesla financially.
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Four experts weigh in on what it means for WeWork's future.
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Many weigh the accomplishments and barbarism of the country's Communist Party.
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The White House declined to weigh in on Vindman's testimony Friday.
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As per National Geographic, these creatures typically weigh around 800 pounds.
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Hayden, however, said the administration would not weigh in that night.
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Foreign meddling and Libya's deteriorating situation weigh heavily on his mind.
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But we want to know and she promises to weigh it.
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According to the brand, its Queen mattresses can weigh between 90 and 100 pounds, but beds in the Luxe line weigh 20-30 pounds more because of its layers of foam and coils, and top cover.
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According to the company, the generic version of Mylan's EpiPen Jr comes in two doses: 0.15 mg for children who weigh between 33 and 66 pounds, and 0.3 mg for kids who weigh 66 pounds or more.
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Both the F.B.I. and Apple say they want Congress to weigh in.
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Okay, seems like we're out of control and shouldn't weigh in anymore!
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Batali is also one to weigh in on the actress's dating life.
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Let's weigh Hannah's chances, because that Bachelorette announcement is coming so soon.
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Trump is not the first US President to weigh in on Brexit.
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BOSSIE: The NATO -- MACCALLUM: David, you want to weigh in on that?
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The new light machine gun will weigh less — and yet shoot farther.
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We are going to weigh in on it later in the show.
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Their spouses often have Twitter accounts and weigh in on the action.
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But then Rob Goldman decided to weigh in, using a rival platform.
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Gaming laptops don't have to weigh more than a newborn child anymore.
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But the struggle didn't weigh Davis down — it had the opposite effect.
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But Sessions has not been quick to weigh in on the matter.
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I don't weigh in on the value of the British pound, okay?
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We think when you weigh the scale, we'd rather have the good.
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These factors are likely to weigh on banks' asset quality and profitability.
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However, you really have to weigh what you get and don't get.
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As officials weigh their options, other plans have been set into motion.
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Tallqvist also addressed concerns that the weigh-in program would prompt discrimination.
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I suppose that's an opportunity for you to weigh in, dear reader.
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How does this 10-year deal weigh on your shoulders looking forward?
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First, he believes the dollar will continue to weigh on oil prices.
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Chris Brown woke up and decided to weigh in on the drama.
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The judge has to weigh "all the factors and rules," he said.
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A giraffe can weigh as much as a tonne and a half.
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That was likely to weigh on markets in Asia, the bank added.
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A property downturn is also likely to weigh on already tepid inflation.
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Liberum's Khoo warned that GTR would continue to weigh on Go-Ahead.
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He didn't weigh in on complaints about the core Facebook app, however.
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Five experts weigh in on the move and what to watch now.
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On Monday, Fitch Ratings warned Brexit would weigh on other EU countries.
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The battle-ready robot will weigh closer to 15,000 pounds, Warren said.
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" Senators are "dreading having to weigh their conscience against their political calculations.
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But if you do want to weigh in, being succinct is key.
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Go deeper: Outgoing state Republicans weigh last-ditch efforts to weaken Democrats
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In March of this year, Jamil launched the Instagram account I Weigh.
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Growth woes and monetization concerns continue to weigh on Twitter's bottom line.
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However, investing in sales is expected to weigh on earnings next year.
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The debts will weigh him down for a few more years yet.
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Black-ish has never been afraid to weigh in on today's politics.
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And Bass certainly has the background to weigh in on delectable dishes.
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Born blind, panda cubs weigh just 132 grams (303 ounces) at birth.
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The glasses themselves are prescription ready and weigh less than three ounces.
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That's just life — but sometimes, all those choices can weigh us down.
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AP coursework and dual enrollment have different risks and benefits to weigh.
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Telecoms were the biggest sectoral weigh to the STOXX, falling 2 percent.
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Higher research and development costs and other capital spending could also weigh.
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When that's jeopardized, those societal pressures weigh heavily on the male psyche.
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Once fully grown, ringed seals weigh up to 70 kilograms (155 pounds).
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Weigh in below whether you think the time change is worth it.
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You weigh what things are important, and what things are not important.
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I think that's likely, but it's a risk you need to weigh.
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They both weigh roughly 17 lbs, and have big ol' 85mm wheels.
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Judges and juries weigh the facts and pronounce on guilt and innocence.
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The prospect of interminable litigation is likely to weigh on their minds.
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The satellites are tiny: 20-inch cubes that weigh about 11o pounds.
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The only thing I "weigh in on" is everyday life in general.
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A material pick-up in risk appetite would weigh on the VRs.
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So first off, I want you both to weigh in on this.
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Regardless of age, a donor must also weigh more than 110 pounds.
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Below, animal experts weigh in on what animal might be the horniest.
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In narrowing the market, we need to weigh a variety of factors.
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Boyd Matheson, Wendy Osefo weigh in on DACA, border security bill voting.
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We have no forewarning of this, nor the ability to weigh in.
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We don't need the Supreme Court to weigh in on that issue.
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Rising U.S. crude production and inventories continued to weigh on the market.
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The fragility of a television career seems to periodically weigh on her.
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Not surprisingly, past failures do not weigh on the self-assured Reed.
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The Senior Bowl weigh-in is merely the first of many steps.
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A stronger yen was also expected to weigh on shares of automakers.
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For reference, the popular Beats Pro headphones weigh in at 14.1 ounces.
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Increasing U.S. debt could also weigh on the greenback, analysts have said.
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Concerns over China's second-quarter economic growth continued to weigh on sentiment.
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The dimensions are identical and both weigh an incredibly light 0.96 pounds.
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Clay Pell, a Democratic elector from Rhode Island, will also weigh in.
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We expect weak demand to continue to weigh on presales in 2016.
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This is something you can weigh on a case-by-case basis.
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The earbuds are light (weigh four grams) and water- and sweat-resistant.
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Pelosi was not the only high-profile politician to weigh in. Sen.
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At the weigh-ins, Jedrzejczyk tried to present Penne with a gift.
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Seemingly everyone feels the need to weigh in on the controversial show.
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The NCAA has yet to weigh in on the new Texas proposal.
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Twenty dogs that weigh 80 to 90 pounds eat quite a bit.
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Meanwhile, former Hillary Clinton campaign aides also were quick to weigh in.
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However, concerns about a slowing economy continued to weigh on investor sentiments.
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Goldman said those challenges should weigh on the company's long-term growth.
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But weigh the options first, said CommonBond's chief marketing officer Phil DeGisi.
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The commissioners need a reserve power to weigh warrants on their merits.
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In any case, the president-elect won't necessarily weigh in too closely.
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Tangles of power lines weigh down the utility poles they're strung from.
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Sadly, Lowell's depression is always something that will weigh on her mind.
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Place another plate on top and weigh it down with something heavy.
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Even Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell had to weigh-in against it.
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"Roe is one of those factor that I will weigh," Murkowski added.
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This morning, at the weigh-in, he had acted bizarre and disturbed.
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Bulls usually stand over 180 centimeters tall and weigh over 2,200 pounds.
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Three meals' worth of standard field rations weigh just under five pounds.
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All of this makes for a lot of extra options to weigh.
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S. trade deal getting off the ground continued to weigh on shares.
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And all this equipment needs to weigh less than a few grams.
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Attacks on Pelosi could weigh on some Democratic House candidates this year.
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Engage all employees to weigh in on important work-related decision-making.
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He'll also weigh whether the client wants to leave a significant inheritance.
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That's a question consumers need to weigh as they consider genome testing.
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But Ms. Bramblette had a basic question: How much do I weigh?
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Analysts said the euro's firm tone also helped weigh on the dollar.
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It is up to the courts to weigh in if they overstep.
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Most forecasters expect the supply glut to continue to weigh on prices.
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Congress and the agencies can weigh all of these factors; courts cannot.
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North Carolina Republicans will weigh in on the fate of Republican Rep.
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Food safety concerns, the April analysis said, weigh less on confirmed fans.
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Bengal tigers can weigh up to 550 pounds, according to the WWF.
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Rubio's struggles seemed to weigh on Franks' decision to go with Cruz.
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Facebook was down as the data scandal last month continued to weigh.
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Low investment and inconsistent management quality also weigh on productivity, economists say.
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Looking ahead, that growing doubt continues to weigh on the dollar trade.
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Amazon's investment in its business will continue to weigh on its profitability.
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A number of companies said the proposed tariffs would weigh on business.
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Several policy makers said a Chinese economic slowdown could weigh on America.
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"'If you weigh more than your boyfriend, you're too fat,'" she wrote.
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It is time for policy wonks with legislative expertise to weigh in.
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High leverage and seasonality of working capital also weigh on the ratings.
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I will have to cook and weigh and portion my meals forever.
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However, it did not weigh in on the merits of Stein's case.
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"Strong headwinds continued to weigh down the divisional performance," the CEO said.
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The turkeys are 19 weeks old and weigh about 45 pounds each.
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The magnitude of it could weigh on him, if he let it.
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They weigh almost nothing and they're as warm as a down comforter.
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Or weigh American labor needs against the skills of prospective visa holders?
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He urged senators to carefully weigh the impact of his potential bias.
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For consistent results, it's important to weigh all your ingredients, including water.
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They knew they would have to weigh in again three days later.
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We weigh our minds, constantly, against pieces of the world around us.
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This is important because these forces could continue to weigh on productivity.
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How heavily should a child's culture and heritage weigh in such decisions?
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We've seen him walking around looking like death on weigh in day.
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Small sport utility vehicles, minivans and pickup trucks weigh about 228,211 pounds.
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Occasionally, he would weigh in on discussions about the lessons of Tiananmen.
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Why don't you take that off my hands and weigh me again?
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Before he could weigh-in again, however, commission officials removed the scale.
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In an unusual move, French officials flew to Tokyo to weigh in.
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Others want the administration to weigh in on the interstate commerce argument.
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I use a digital scale and weigh everything out before I start.
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The Supreme Court is considering whether to weigh in on the issue.
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It's inspired a lively Twitter conversation if you'd like to weigh in.
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That could particularly weigh on the results of Goldman and Morgan Stanley.
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Apple's stumble seemed to weigh on other previously high-flying technology companies.
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" She added, "It is not unusual for a president to weigh in.
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Leatherbacks can weigh over 2,000 pounds; ocean sunfish can reach 5,000 pounds.
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Another factor that might weigh in Mr. Warsh's favor with the president?
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INDIVISIBLE Conjoined twin singers in southern Italy weigh whether to be separated.
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Still, the government would need to weigh many factors in considering prosecution.
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Madness at the weigh-in for the highly anticipated Claressa Shields vs.
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ESA Fund has yet to weigh in on the 2020 Democratic race.
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When Flamethrowers Like Ann Coulter Come to Campus Six students weigh in.
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It'll weigh roughly two pounds, with a base model that'll cost $649.
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Another diesel emissions scandal could also weigh on the entire auto industry.
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They're card-carrying professionals, but Ms. Rashad's card must weigh a ton.
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A broad softening in the global economy will also weigh, he added.
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I didn't always choose to weigh in, but those cases were rare.
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Obama has declined to weigh in on the daily frenzy of controversies.
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Expect the candidates to weigh in at least once on the topic.
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Weigh that against Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders and pick a president.
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Restrictions and cancellations Extensive travel restrictions will also weigh on international carriers.
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He sighed when he was asked to weigh in on creepy clowns.
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Saagar and Ryan Grim weigh in on Biden's impeachment testimony flip flop.
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And should we weigh in on other parents' choices on this matter?
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Lower immigration and weaker business investment would also weigh on the economy.
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Weigh your options on what kind of organization you want to build.
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They weigh everything out, but I think they also put extra in.
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Although they're only about 2628 feet tall, they weigh nearly 28503,22019 pounds.
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The platform rests on concrete legs that weigh a combined 300,000 tons.
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If passed, Pallone's bill, could weigh on the e-cigarette industry's profits.
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They have five- to six-foot wingspans and weigh about four pounds.
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But Sunday night, it was the music industry's turn to weigh in.
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I just want to weigh both sides before I make a decision.
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CNN contributors weigh in Baltimore Ravens fans, this could be your year.
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Recently, as she tends to do, Azealia Banks decided to weigh in.
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Gary Cohn is close to Trump; that could weigh in his favor.
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It will also weigh acquisitions of other fintech firms, this person said.
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Why don't you take that off my hands and weigh me again?
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While potential rivals weigh their bids, Ward has said she's staying put.
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Young riders need to weigh at least 44 pounds before stepping on.
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So how do you weigh that against saving lives by preventing malaria?
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Don't expect liberals to weigh the costs of their sweet-sounding policies.
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The company continues to weigh alternatives for its oil and gas assets.
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So the public has to weigh in on some of these things.
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With the encouragement of their coaches, many weigh well over 300 pounds.
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I don't have the relevant expertise to weigh in on this debate.
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Saagar and Ryan weigh in on Mike Bloomberg's apparent apology tour. Hill.
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"Those are the things that really weigh down people's emotions," he said.
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Vox's Sharp Objects correspondents, Aja Romano and Alex Abad-Santos, weigh in.
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So the only remaining option was to ask voters to weigh in.
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Investors had been concerned that additional rate increases would weigh on growth.
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" He'll weigh his options and "make a decision at an appropriate time.
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A deceleration in China's economy continues to weigh on oil prices too.
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Ryan's office has so far declined to weigh in on the prospect.
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Any resolution to U.S.-China trade tensions might also weigh on buybacks.
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It's really complicated and you have to weigh a bunch of factors.
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Douglas Adams, we really wish you could weigh in on this one.
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"Prosecutors necessarily weigh a number of factors before bringing charges," Comey said.
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After watching the conversation build, Noah Schnapp decided to weigh in himself.
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I don't feel like I need to weigh in on every issue.
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Most animals that weigh tons live amid roaming herds and few people.
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The court will also weigh whether the Obama administration violated federal law by adopting new policies without allowing a period for the public to weigh in, as required by the Administrative Procedures Act when the executive crafts new rules.
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U.S. sanctions that bar imports of Venezuelan oil also weigh on the business.
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My weigh-in on day one informed me that I was 2250 pounds.
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In the coming weeks they must weigh up where they think it lies.
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And central banks often weigh in on political questions beyond their narrow remit.
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It's supposed to be smaller than a smartphone and weigh about five ounces.
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"[W]e need acknowledgment that the weigh-in was handled incorrectly," Johnson said.
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So, you've still got a few days to carefully weigh up those options...
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The co-hosts weigh in on a 'New York Times' report saying Pres.
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Historically, members went to weekly support meetings for lectures and a weigh-in.
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The weekly in-person meetings and weigh-ins used to be a requirement.
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It took almost another 24 hours for Facebook and Twitter to weigh in.
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Since the jury never got to weigh in, here's our definitive Waymo v.
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S. trade frictions and slowing Chinese growth weigh on exports and business sentiment.
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Lately, I've been trying to weigh the prospect of a life without love.
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Where do you weigh more, at the equator or at the North Pole?
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A stronger dollar would generally weigh on demand for the dollar-denominated crude.
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It's not like anyone would let someone so inherently biased to weigh in.
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The scale of the future won't even tell you how much you weigh.
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A spokesperson said his office typically does not weigh in on pending legislation.
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Resist the urge to weigh in where you might not truly be needed.
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For others, the social issues roiling the country weigh heavy this Independence Day.
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Typical electric engines of that power weigh 58 kg (128 pounds) or more.
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S. trade frictions and rising protectionism could weigh on global demand, Kuroda said.
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These devices, called sUAS (small unmanned aerial systems), weigh less than 55 pounds.
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"I would like to weigh in to some of these issues," Barr said.
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Here, legal experts weigh in on the latest questions surrounding the evolving case.
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What-- what evidence did you weigh to determine that there was no wrongdoing?
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Put your pillows and blankets and sheets in them to weigh them down.
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Business lobby groups have warned new taxes will weigh on investment and growth.
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The Beast's doors weigh as much as the doors on a Boeing 757.
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This postpones a BoE (Bank of England) hike and should weigh on GBP.
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"I started at 256 and now I weigh 205," he wrote on Instagram.
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The entire structure will weigh more than 0.00753,20.0075 tons, according to the EBRD.
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I think it's more the separation than anything that can weigh on people.
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The upshot of simplicity is there's really no baggage to weigh you down.
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Team Rising weigh in on the latest polling numbers out of Iowa. Hill.
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Dirt bikes taught him to weigh risk and reward and to fall gracefully.
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You can weigh in with your guess on Twitter using the hashtag #Topstates.
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The director wanted her to weigh in on where to position the camera.
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PATRICK HARKER: Yeah, that is the other factor that I have to weigh.
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Six experts weigh in on what this means for the U.S. stock market.
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Voters will not get to weigh in until the next election, in 2020.
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However, an expected rise in Canadian oil sands production could weigh on WTI.
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Once he returned to the United States, prosecutors had to weigh new scenarios.
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Alvarez said he got carried away by the atmosphere at the weigh-in.
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Having our bags weigh us down on the regular probably doesn't help either.
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BASH: Mr. Trump... (APPLAUSE) KASICH: I want to weigh in on this please.
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Take a month or two to weigh the pros and cons, Stewart says.
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Dunedin Study researchers sought to use their decades of data to weigh in.
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Connection may be the most complicated factor we weigh when considering a leader .
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As we've seen it multiple times, we thought maybe we should weigh in.
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Levie is not the first tech entrepreneur to weigh in on the topic.
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Diamond & Silk and Anthony Scaramucci weigh in the top headlines of the day.
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Adult females can weigh more than 6 pounds and measure 27 inches long.
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Michelle Malkin, Daniel Hoffman, they weigh-in next on this big news night.
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Additionally, the recent strength in the Australian dollar could weigh on economic growth.
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That could weigh on pricing down the road and ultimately hurt farmers' profits.
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I don't weigh myself — I just like to feel good in my body.
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Prince Harry helps catch some of the fish to weigh and monitor them….
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Other concerns may eventually weigh on growth, including how Facebook handles violent content.
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The result is that both the Plus and the Stealth weigh 17 pounds.
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I couldn't imagine a day again that I would weigh over 200 pounds.
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According to the Livestock Conservancy, Brahma chickens can weigh up to 18 pounds.
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Of course companies have to weigh the cost of offering benefits very carefully.
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Before a jury could weigh in, the two parties reached a settlement agreement.
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"You have to weigh your time as a small-business owner," she said.
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Next, roll the dough into tight balls that weigh around 240 grams each.
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You're gonna have protest and you're gonna have people that will weigh in.
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A likely slump in December sales could weigh on economic activity, they added.
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Paisley takes his time to answer – and perhaps weigh the risks of mayhem.
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It does not allow lawmakers much opportunity to weigh competing claims on resources.
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"I can't wait for Katter to weigh in on gay adoptions," Colbert joked.
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Wheat lost ground as abundant world supplies continued to weigh on the market.
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"He would weigh us three times a day, which is insane," she says.
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Both cameras weigh around 1.5 pounds with a battery and memory card inserted.
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I weigh the risk that the CEO won't take the regulatory risk seriously.
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Weakness at the start of the U.S. earnings season helped weigh on sentiment.
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So when someone does tell you that, you need Twitter to weigh in.
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The Justice Department and state AGs then have 90 days to weigh in.
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Meanwhile, Clinton has been weakened by Sanders, with FBI still to weigh in.
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Dassey remains in prison as three federal appeals judges weigh the state's appeal.
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Because they carry bombs that weigh 18 kilograms and drug themselves before the
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I expect amici to weigh in if Apple asks for en banc reconsideration.
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S. trade spat which could weigh on the short-term trend, Yan added.
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The school said it was "surprised" that Perry had chosen to weigh in.
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Here's a full rundown of the Bellator 175 weigh in results (via MMAJunkie.com).
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Higher prices and more expensive loans could weigh on consumer demand, analysts said.
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Did that letter, even if they considered it an outlier, weigh on them?
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This Rapetosaurus was estimated to weigh between 5.5 and 9.5 pounds at birth.
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More reports about the potential consequences of Brexit would weigh on the public.
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Jitters about Greece continued to weigh government bond markets, with yields broadly higher.
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Before suing, did you weigh becoming a symbol for something bigger than yourself?
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However, he said overarching China concerns will continue to weigh on the stock.
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The Lunar New Year holiday can weigh on activity in the first quarter.
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Our experts weigh in on this delicate balance in a recent Radiate video.
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"It wouldn't be wise to think this will weigh us down," he said.
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The falling loonie may weigh on Canadian stocks if history is any guide.
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In the original specification it was to weigh just 10 tonnes (11 tons).
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Trade uncertainty between China and the U.S. continued to weigh on market sentiment.
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Traditional courts might one day be asked to weigh in on such disputes.
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Participants tended to weigh users' reputations more than the demographic similarities between them.
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These circulars might weigh on bank earnings in the next round of reports.
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The President doesn't typically weigh in on security clearances of any government official.
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They weigh 200 tons — enough to make this young titanosaur seem downright puny.
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They need to organize a peaceful revolt and weigh in on public debate.
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The parole board will weigh several factors in deciding whether to release Simpson.
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CNBC read through the fine print and asked some experts to weigh in.
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But any resulting economic slowdown in Europe would weigh further on China's exporters.
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But, he added that high palm stockpiles were likely to weigh on prices.
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You can even weigh in on where you stand on the Muslim ban.
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Chipotle said heavy spending on food safety would weigh on current quarter results.
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CBO is expected to weigh in on how these changes will affect premiums.
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They weigh less than an ounce and are covered by Sunski's Forever warranty.
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While I didn't weigh myself, I was definitely less bloated by the end.
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They're not the first to weigh in on the breakfast alcohol game, though.
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"There are a couple of things that weigh in its favor," says Kaufman.
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But the weariness of the characters can't help but weigh on the audience.
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"I don't think you should dress like you weigh 120 pounds," he added.
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The needles stand over 13-feet tall and weigh over 25 pounds each.
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"If it doesn't pick up, it could weigh," they said in a note.
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A human driver piloted the truck to a weigh station in Fort Collins.
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He pointed out that declines in oil prices could weigh on stocks Thursday.
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Of course, there's more to your overall fitness than how much you weigh.
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Until conservatives weigh this question, they don't even deserve rebuke, only blanket dismissal.
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We ought to be able to weigh the credibility of these witnesses ourselves.
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Analysts said political uncertainty continued to weigh on Spanish and Portuguese bond markets.
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Problems in large economies around the world could weigh on the United States.
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It'll also reportedly weigh 1.43 pounds, which would make it DJI's lightest drone.
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The battery and its package weigh about 330 kilograms, or nearly 730 pounds.
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That same $1 million would weigh roughly two and half times as much.
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Krystal and Saagar weigh in on Don Jr. naming the Ukraine Whistleblower. Rep.
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F. Scott Fitzgerald, Edmund Wilson, Alfred Kazin and Albert Parry weigh in often.
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The public will have until July 12 to weigh in on the docket.
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Credit card debt continues to weigh heavy on the minds of consumers. LendEdu.
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And the best way of achieving that is to weigh yourself every day.
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The teens weigh various purchases before landing on Starburst, Skittles, and dried squid.
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Five experts weigh in on what comes next for the fast-food giant.
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"It's not our job to weigh in on delivery methods," the official said.
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Johannson is also getting to weigh in on the script and casting decisions.
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The court appears to be waiting for the right case to weigh in.
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The Supreme Court will weigh Wednesday whether to throw out former Virginia Gov.
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We weigh each cookie by hand to be sure that it's 6 ounces.
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Newborn blue whales weigh 13 kg — practically the weight of a small car.
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We're pretty confident that the effect of that uncertainty will weigh on investment.
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Himes said Congress will "shirk" its "constitutional duty" if it doesn't weigh in.
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But he still has responsibilities and ties to home that weigh on him.
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Moore declined to weigh in on McConnell as well as his past statements.
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All those factors will continue to weigh on prices and sales this year.
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We're told the drip has a stunning 1600 diamonds that weigh 14 carats.
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In a bit more than 103 hours after the weigh-in, on Nov.
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They're responsive, rugged, and won't weigh you down while you conquer the trails.
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Caribbean governments must now weigh the pros and cons of these different offers.
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In that case, we must weigh the potential harms against the unproven benefits.
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Seipler: We're gonna weigh it to determine how much product is in it.
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Basically, the more you weigh, the more money you'll get for free drinks.
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And I wanted to weigh in on the midterms and the 2020 election.
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Below, homeowners weigh in on why buying was the right choice for them.
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Still, brands like American Girl and Fisher-Price continue to weigh on sales.
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Treasury staff were said to weigh in on multiple versions of the draft.
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For example: Think long term and weigh the importance of money versus control.
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Researchers say nurdles—which weigh approximately 22017 milligrams each—are found virtually everywhere.
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If he wins, he could take more time to weigh his legal options.
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They are more apt to weigh possibilities and seek consensus and common ground.
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Rossi said Manafort's age is also likely to weigh heavily on Ellis's decision.
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We asked Kelly Lack, content and community lead at Spot, to weigh in.
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Go deeper: More experts weigh in at the Atlantic Council's New Atlanticist blog.
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A big male can be 70 feet long, probably weigh about 70 tons.
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A number of factors, however, continue to weigh heavily on Cyprus's credit profile.
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Donald Trump felt the need to weigh in on penalties in pro football.
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As of yet, Pope Francis has yet to weigh in on the McVatican.
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Italian state commissioners managing Ilva have until April 6 to weigh the offers.
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Moore's appeal focused on how judges should weigh medical evidence of intellectual disability.
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That'll give Republicans the chance to weigh in on how both do business.
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But, maybe in the weigh-ins I can take it in with me.
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The scale tells me I weigh the same, but I do feel lither.
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None of the historians asked to weigh in have declined, Mr. Burns said.
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Other Republicans weigh in For the most part, however, Republicans have been quiet.
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Furthermore, high interest rates are likely to weigh on the bank's credit quality.
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Yahoo Inc and Microsoft Corp have yet to weigh in on the case.
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In particular, policy tightening will further weigh on domestic demand in coming quarters.
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His comments hit the stock market and continued to weigh on stocks Wednesday.
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If re-elected, will Republicans weigh those concerns when they consider further action?
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He has had time to weigh where golf longevity might be an advantage.
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Skin Deep Doctors weigh in on the best treatments for our eye woes.
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Otherwise, they weigh in during a second round of voting at the convention.
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Earlier, U.S. stocks dragged as trade concerns continued to weigh on investor sentiment.
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Think about it: Say I had chosen to weigh myself every 15 minutes.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer and two other experts weigh in on the sector rotation.
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Our Ruby-throated hummingbirds weigh less than a penny, 2.5 to 3 grams.
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You might have thought that such concerns would weigh on markets even now.
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It is likely to weigh in again with significant help before the runoff.
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The Icelandic Medical Association has yet to weigh in on the current bill.
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In July, the Trump administration decided to weigh in on the Zarda case.
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On Thursday morning, Sea-Watch again urged the European Union to weigh in.
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President Trump seems to weigh in just about any time the mercury dips.
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Presidents are typically advised never to weigh in publicly on pending criminal cases.
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But he indicated that he would weigh the president's comments before determining punishment.
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Her strong opposition to abortion will weigh heavily in her decision, she added.
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Later this month, Oakland, California, will weigh whether to institute its own ban.
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Another concern, he said, was that sagging business confidence could weigh on investment.
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The burden of getting things right, those are things that weigh on me.
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The extension of the travel bans are expected to weigh on Australia's economy.
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My colleagues Bret Stephens and Ross Douthat also weigh in on the summit.
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She did not want to grow up to weigh 300 pounds like me.
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In reaching a decision, expected imminently, the justices must weigh competing scientific studies.
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The ballot initiative would have given voters the opportunity to weigh in directly.
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You want to weigh in on things when there's an election coming up?
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Families have to weigh risks versus the demands of work and their children.
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CARL QUINTANILLA: The virus volatility of course continues to weigh on the street.
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For most newly engaged couples, debt obligations can weigh heavily on future plans.
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The woes of banks continue to weigh on economic growth in the bloc.
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Liberal Republicans thought he was too calculating, too quick to weigh public opinion.
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If you weigh 300 pounds, you will lose 15 pounds in six months.
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And feel free to weigh in — even if you live in New York.
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"But we must weigh it and we must hear from him," Cummings added.
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If Mr. Trump's policies weigh on growth, the Fed could move more slowly.
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"We have to have an opportunity to weigh in on that," Toomey said.
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Exercise #8: Weigh in on the latest criticisms, trends and news in music.
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Analysts have warned that the virus could weigh heavily on growth this quarter.
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Experts weigh in on the debate and explain the significance of the terms.
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I was hoping for guilt to weigh on somebody and have them confess.
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