But they are not a weighty stage to talk about weighty ones.
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There are a lot of weighty gestures, weighty movements in the piece.
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Only people who might have difficulty with the weighty hardcover volumes or their equally weighty price should reconsider.
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I start work right away this morning, because that new curriculum I started to look at the other day is really weighty – comprehensive, but weighty.
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Even by shifting the material, these archival objects that are prone to being stashed away or being hidden become these weighty objects and weighty evidence of history.
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Without Trump's intrusion, though, the episode might have seemed weighty.
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They can confront weighty problems and never quite overcome them.
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But beating Brazil carried some weighty history for the Americans.
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Ironically, Jackson has a weighty background as a Black activist.
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Some of the marks and forms seem solid and weighty.
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It's used to punctuate weighty moments and give characters backstories.
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It is a weighty decision, one that supervisors closely review.
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Weighty and climactic, "Rite" often closes programs for a reason.
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Despite its weighty alliterative title, this is a fine exhibition.
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Those anchors, weighty though they were, have now come unmoored.
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Weighty yet light: It's the beautiful paradox of chenin blanc.
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Asus at least justifies its weighty build with a 133,000mAh battery.
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You were beneath or between extremely weighty and seemingly unstable forms.
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On the surface, Kushner seems remarkably unqualified for these weighty tasks.
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Which, given the weighty subject matter, is obvious cause for concern.
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No one constructs an entire building out of these weighty slabs.
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Saturn's weighty impact has certainly brought those issues into the headlines.
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It was weighty, but placid, even at its most atonal moments.
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Anything too weighty or self-serious is cut with some comedy.
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These are weighty questions that will take some time to answer.
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However, the Trump Administration can't be trusted with that weighty responsibility.
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Indeed, Flynn lied to the FBI about an exceptionally weighty issue.
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The set includes 12 prints, printed on a weighty, matte paper.
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Weighty black duffel bags and two Carvel ice-cream cakes followed.
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This is a weighty responsibility, but it is a necessary one.
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That is a weighty argument, especially in the Roberts Court era.
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The duty of confidentiality can be overridden by sufficiently weighty considerations.
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You're ready for a palate cleanser after all that weighty politics.
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"I think the circumstantial evidence is dramatic and weighty," said Speier.
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The arguments against an Israeli action are based on weighty considerations.
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We know why the stakes of the debate are unbearably weighty.
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Despite hints of weighty themes, none are explored with much depth.
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Watch out for this specific weapon, the weighty, elemental material says.
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Azikiwe Mohammed's kitschy, immersive installation presents weighty themes of Black identity.
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Swingline stapler — A solid, weighty feel combined with a timeless look.
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It takes a weighty documentary to cover a weighty subject such as the O.J. Simpson trial, and O.J.: Made in America's decision to stage a theatrical run in order to be eligible for the Oscars paid off.
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Such a weighty lawsuit — while perhaps not ideal — could move the needle.
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It's both weighty in its subject matter and weightless in its production.
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For one, real estate is a weighty presence in the unicorn market.
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Little surprise that this has gone down like a weighty lead turd.
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"They faced weighty questions of credibility, consent, drugs and sexuality," says Sopori.
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Its articles could be at turns witty and caustic, humorous and weighty.
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There are weighty interests on both sides of Sessions's suit against California.
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Then I picked up Huggit and hurled the weighty moldie at Yola.
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Modern musks can be filthy, dainty, weighty, wispy; in short, they're unpredictable.
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But in all likelihood, you won't have these weighty issues to consider.
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His voice was weighty and wide, yet his articulation always remained crisp.
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On the page, he's a little more weighty than on the screen.
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As before, Ward has written a weighty companion book to the series.
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It's an insightful book that handles its big, weighty ideas with aplomb.
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"He talked about weighty things as a young man," Ms. Austin said.
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Their band bears weighty significance in terms of both plot and theme.
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At the same time, this weighty scene is sprinkled with classic Us flashbacks.
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People accused the company of capitalizing on weighty political issues with empty posturing.
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Something about "open wide." feels weighty and labored, about a struggle for clarity.
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Current developments could also pose weighty consequences on the future of Korean manufacturing.
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Look, instead, to Bear Story, which confronts weighty themes in a cutesy package.
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Lost, of course, was a drama, fraught with weighty themes and weightier gazes.
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The cargo onboard this trip is just as weighty as the mission itself.
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What better way to learn boxing than at the weighty hands of Golovkin?
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Today's AI systems make weighty decisions regarding loans, medical diagnoses, parole, and more.
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Advisers call also be called upon to help wealthy families with weighty matters.
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In spite of the list of weighty topics, the hearing could be lively.
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Guns feel chunky, weighty, powerful, even the introductory, out-the-crashed-ship models.
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It all combines to make the series' themes feel weighty and carefully considered.
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The catalog of inaccurate claims ranges from the weighty to the head-scratching.
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Among the weighty subjects pondered by literary intellectuals, dance seldom rates very high.
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" Impeachment, Trump's lawyers wrote, was "a weighty constitutional matter with grave political ramifications.
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The earthy, weighty qualities of his voice convey the troubadour's world-weary sadness.
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"The Commission exposed me to a number of really weighty things," Brown recalled.
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Homework is a reminder that big things don't always sound important, or weighty.
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As fans know, Blume's books approach weighty issues from an unapologetically girl-centered perspective.
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But there are weighty consequences of such intense private sector participation in public life.
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Without a weighty medical conversation, AI might detect depression that may otherwise be missed.
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The resulting image is exacting and handmade, playful and stark, weighty and free-floating.
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The game's weighty subject matter has become even more significant over the last year.
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It also adds the particularly weighty voice of the Canadian government to the debate.
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At its best, Black Mirror uses technology to frame compelling characters and weighty questions.
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As is the norm for Blizzard, it mixes often silly humor with weighty themes.
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Life in New York, with its exhilarating highs and weighty lows, can feel operatic.
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Perhaps he tried too hard; the performance lost tension and became weighty, almost ponderous.
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But it suggests that the movie is trying to mitigate Aladdin's weighty cultural baggage.
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The Legislature must choose someone who is ready for that weighty role, right now.
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Some of those story lines, to be fair, tackle weighty subjects all their own.
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But even the weighty stuff that does is seldom what causes Thanksgiving table dread.
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His command can feel almost absolute; his harmonies tend to be weighty and cluttered.
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The salt formation was the size of my fist and weighty, warm and damp.
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Over time, however, Mr. McLean shifted away from reporting on weighty events and issues.
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Nor was it as nearly as weighty as quarterback Colin Kaepernick taking a knee.
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But these are weighty decisions, considered on a case-by-case basis by individuals.
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But now they find themselves at a loss for weighty words worthy of impeachment.
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Such weighty historic subject matter takes my eyes off his huge and clunky paintings.
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And GDPR's extraterritorial reach and weighty public profile looks to be further whetting political appetites.
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Before launching into that weighty discussion, how did your experience go with them more generally?
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You know how a good shooter makes the act of pulling a trigger feel weighty?
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But when he put his hands on my shoulders, his touch was real and weighty.
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Ms Ardern, by contrast, has never championed a weighty bill or served as a minister.
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While the maze subordinates material to gravity-defying form, the slabs favor weighty raw material.
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Hampered by its worthy intentions and weighty bibliography, "Flight" never quite managed to take off.
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The sound of the orchestra was full-bodied and deep, but curiously thick and weighty.
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Earlier tracks—which correspond to infancy—are weighty, deliberately cluttered, and occasionally dour and unsettled.
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Electronic snooping always raises weighty ethical questions, even when it's meant to safeguard young people.
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Feeling incapable of meeting others' weighty expectations also showed an association with repeated suicide attempts.
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Does that last sentence make your eyes glaze with the weighty worthiness of it all?
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Perhaps. Then again, it's not like sexism saves itself for the really weighty, serious issues.
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There are chapters on work, war, nationalism, religion, immigration, education and 15 other weighty matters.
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The Minnesota senator suggested that Buttigieg has not taken weighty matters like impeachment seriously enough.
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"Conducting an impeachment trial in the Senate is an enormously weighty and solemn responsibility," Sen.
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It's macabre but comic, demonstrating a deftness with which Cardboard Computer handle weighty subject matter.
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Mr Blue argues it was normal for his boss to take weighty decisions at the bar.
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Student debt can be a weighty factor that leads to lower lifetime wealth and health outcomes.
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He became the soft-spoken arbiter of all weighty national disputes, and thus held unparalleled power.
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Club equipment is weighty, there's nice clickiness from buttons, and the knobs have tension when turned.
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Later this summer, the International Stratigraphic Union will convene and attempt to answer these weighty questions.
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Either way, there's no denying that giving up life as an actor is a weighty decision.
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In February, weighty Super Bowl programs with holograms on them caused numerous security stops in Houston.
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And equally as weighty, I stay weary of people whose additional stressors I used to welcome.
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"I think the transition to kindergarten was more weighty on me than him, even," she admits.
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Despite the weighty expectations placed upon it, "Game of Thrones" has consistently risen to the challenge.
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Yet for all this weighty expertise the show comes off as an exasperating magical negro narrative.
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Not very weighty, because I expect the same from myself at this stage in my life.
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While the maze subordinates material to gravity-defying form, the slab works favor weighty raw material.
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Off the bat, it's a thicker, cooler-to-the-touch material that has a weighty drape.
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"It's very bold, strong and weighty — it has a rooted feel to it," Mr. Bui said.
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The latest round of books we like are meaty, weighty, often serious — and very, very good.
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Are we tempted to ascribe weighty philosophical meanings to the most plastic shit in our time?
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It was a journalistic open goal: a weighty, almost comic bookish cloak for the terrible reality.
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Given the looming Mueller investigation, these weighty, knotty constitutional questions may soon come before the court.
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The full skirt was made from the weighty brocade cloth typically used for a kimono obi.
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Ms. Wagner won attention early on for her rich, powerful voice, suited to vocally weighty roles.
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"It's a weighty decision, but I've met hundreds of people who deserve it," Mr. Zeidman said.
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It was the latest step upward in a career that has been burdened by weighty expectations.
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Clearly Weber loves this period; while the book is long and weighty, it is never dull.
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It was anchored by a weighty hip-hop thump, and by lyrics that hinted at militance.
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Guadagnino has created a weighty manifesto, propelled by strident feminism and delivered with flinty-eyed sincerity.
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Nothing is more weighty or complicated than can be covered in a three-minute news summary.
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Weighty decision If you're headed to Greece, you might want to get on the scales first.
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She revealed a serious side while describing several very weighty books dealing with trauma and recovery.
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In this way, the concept of digital privacy shares similarities with weighty crises like climate change.
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But it's a move that is weighty on its potency while slight in its actual, immediate impact.
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Now Maxwell's version of Ms Bush's classic tone poem takes on the weighty mantle of our times.
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It isn't in him, no matter what the truth and his weighty sense of responsibility costs him.
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Eddie Murphy wears vivid suits and tilted hats and carries a weighty cane in this new biopic.
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You can feel that it's different from heavily scripted, weighty movies that have a lot of money.
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The palette the band is working with has expanded, even as they temper their weighty thematic reach.
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It overwhelms us whether it's fiction or nonfiction, a weighty dramatic tome or a beloved children's classic.
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A "nice, weighty set of genitalia," which Coulier built so that she could really get into character.
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I do wish they could share directly to Instagram, and barring that is a weighty strategy choice.
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"The weighty public ramifications of the conduct described in the campaign finance portions warrant disclosure," Pauley said.
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He made the right call, and it was as urgent and weighty as any in his presidency.
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Weighty works of history and flighty romance novels can often be seen in the same subway car.
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The mandate of Congress is sometimes fresher, after mid-term elections, but it is never as weighty.
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In an investigation as weighty as impeachment, they argue, Trump has the right to face his accuser.
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Likewise, while Kavanaugh's high school calendar would be admissible, it would not be particularly weighty as evidence.
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Ms. Clinton often gravitated to weighty policy discussions and interspersed statistics and SAT words into casual conversations.
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The weighty financials rose 0.5 percent, with Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd up 3.8 percent at C$664.42.
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The expected matches, the ones unaffected by the veil of pestilence descending on WWE, were weighty affairs.
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The constant flow of content can serve as inspiration, while also creating a weighty pressure for perfection.
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The artist Leah Tinari has contributed a less weighty highlight, presidential portraits inscribed with sometimes quirky facts.
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Some people dislike weighty robes, so if that's you, you'll want to pass onto a lighter option.
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The photograph, which has some humor to it despite the weighty subject, shows nothing but rippling waves.
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But there will be plenty of time this week to think about weighty issues affecting our state.
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Light itself is effectively weightless, but the apparatus that Wilmarth assembles to structure it is relatively weighty.
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A strange transformation thus takes place when fragile glass and weighty steel are used to fashion light.
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The weighty crown was placed on a red velvet cushion to the right of the Queen's throne.
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Their travel wear, on the other hand, is a mixture of silky, weighty material and slimming cuts.
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Katzmann said the Trump lawyers' arguments were less weighty than the ones the justices rejected in 1974.
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Rejecting this weighty assessment in favour of evidence-light American warnings would have set a worrying precedent.
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"We recognize the weighty significance this case has in our nation's constitutional order," Chief Justice Park said.
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That doesn't seem like the right way to think about a problem as weighty as this one.
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They contend a matter as weighty as the potential impeachment of a president should be conducted publicly.
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BEIJING — The Chinese government routinely censors discussion of weighty issues like Tibet, Taiwan and human rights abuses.
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The bottle is heavy; the wine is weighty at 15.2 percent alcohol, and so is the price.
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The Swag: Upon exiting the transporter experience, guests were handed a weighty metal com-badge style "Visitor" pin.
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It's a way to make what's being offered seem like it has weight, without actually doing anything weighty.
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Razer's milled this baby from a block of aluminum and it feels nice and weighty in the hand.
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The design is chunky for a modern phone, although the squarish aluminum chassis is comfortably weighty to hold.
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But, Good Girls also goes to great efforts to give Beth, Annie, and Ruby's actions terrifying, weighty stakes.
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"Yes, it's a weighty topic, but it's immediately something that a child would be impacted by," she says.
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Depending on the context, the costume's weighty associations can either be magnified for power — or undermined as parody.
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Ballet first started being performed onstage as divertissement, or "distraction," to the serious, weighty narratives of grand opera.
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Families are suddenly forced to make weighty decisions for loved ones, often erring on the side of caution.
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Any faltering by the tech leaders would have a proportionally weighty effect on ETFs, potentially spurring big outflows.
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My weighty silverware and china plate solidified this, as did the tender scallops, and the profiteroles for dessert.
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In fact, it took me longer to admire the weighty, high-quality build than to get everything connected.
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This weighty tablet, phone or computer accessory features round keys that make a satisfying clacking sound when pressed.
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Being granted by the public this weighty and solemn responsibility is humbling and must never be taken lightly.
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Those names and labels come with weighty, negative histories that have been generally rejected as destructive and immoral.
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The Handmaid's Tale star Madeline Brewer recently traded her long, weighty waves for a healthy shoulder-skimming style.
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This is a weighty theme for a social thriller, and it's here that Searching begins to break down.
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It's the one activity that lets me escape, well, me, where money becomes more magical and less weighty.
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This is weighty material for a slim film, and the direction by Justin P. Lange is heavy-handed.
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Others were weighty; his Second Symphony was a song cycle to texts by Georg Trakl and Sylvia Plath.
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If all Toy Story 2 had were weighty themes, however, it would be a bit of a bummer.
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What does the European Union need in order to face the barrage of weighty problems before it today?
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To achieve this, China is offering global automakers enticing financial carrots and threatening them with weighty regulatory sticks.
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And yet, as weighty as Hynes's work has been thematically, the experience of listening to it feels casual.
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The orchestra, under Mr. Kocsar, played Bartok's dark, weighty and seething score as if they owned the piece.
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I soon realize the ailerons are quite weighty but very responsive and the elevators refreshingly light in pitch.
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And honestly, I can only image how weighty and difficult the decision to vaccinate must feel to some.
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In the dark country house, it felt to me that those everyday choices can be just as weighty.
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If the shares were sold piecemeal, Ponce would not have to contend with another "weighty shareholder," Lizana said.
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Another sobering item is a set of leg irons used on political activists — weighty both literally and figuratively.
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His speech didn't shy away from weighty emotions, nor did it deny Snoop Dogg's natural sense of humor.
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President Obama plays host in the coming days to a summit dealing with the weighty issue of nuclear security.
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Uruguay, with just 3.5m people, is not weighty enough to be an anchor, but it does provide an example.
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But what's disappointing is that the allegation just kind of sits there, weighty and present but not fully explored.
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Odd, then, to see a trend in Hong Kong of IPOs constructed almost entirely out of these weighty pledges.
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The biggest news in a month of weighty African headlines was Jumia listing on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Democrats, who have supported an investigation, argue that it is necessary to determine the truth of Ford's weighty allegations.
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In her black costumes, she sang slow, weighty songs in somber minor keys, rearranged with a deep bass undertow.
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Nations that suddenly fall out of political favor with Beijing, for whatever reason, could subsequently suffer weighty economic consequences.
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How that mantle of the weighty middle vote shapes Roberts' position on abortion will not be known for months.
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Instead, he was thrust back into front-runner contention by a series of weighty endorsements, starting with US Rep.
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Mr. Olmos suggests gravitas and a weighty past simply by the way Felipe carries himself around his butcher shop.
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Dr. Freedhoff sounds off daily on his award-winning blog, Weighty Matters, and you can follow him on Twitter.
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But like so much of our current discourse, the word's resonance drifts between the weighty and the meme-ified.
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They expected to hear something weighty and erudite, some high-art solution to the problem of feeling hopelessly alone.
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Shopping Guide When you need a little extra storage or display space, a weighty bookcase can sometimes be overkill.
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Weighty gold rings, inspired by the flat-topped, elliptical shape of ancient Roman examples, curve boldly across the finger.
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Not only was it physically bigger than the others, it also ran weighty articles, about music, entertainment and politics.
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Along the way to this major achievement, Kantorowicz leavened his weighty studies with a great deal of breezy fun.
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It's weighty not light, rich not tangy, and it demands a little more thought than the usual thirst quencher.
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Some observers had speculated that the president would want a weighty opponent to lend legitimacy to his next victory.
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Although Marini's nudes remain weighty and solid throughout the war, an anxiety antithetical to Fascist triumphalism takes increasing hold.
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Massive, symbolically weighty, alluding to death and destruction, the monumental Kiefer pieces render puny both human ambition and scale.
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In the meantime, Mr. Netanyahu remains the country's prime minister, but lacks a political mandate to make weighty decisions.
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To do all that while reframing the story as an antiracist pulp thriller, weighty without being pompous or exploitative.
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Much of the text and characters have been preserved with the kind of weighty descriptiveness that only comes from literature.
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The legs and feet are oversized, weighty, splayed, taking up a large piece of the upper part of the painting.
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But across state lines, there's one common denominator: a specter enveloping these legislatures, her presence weighty and her shadow long.
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"The Price of Everything" does not have a straightforward answer to what it suggests is a weighty and complex question.
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These calculations may look bloodless, but they are built on weighty moral assumptions, namely, how to value other people's lives.
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At first touch, the Blaze doesn't seem as sturdy as an Apple Watch — it's less weighty, especially around the frame.
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Certainly, the harvesting and analyzing of data on such a grand scale brings up equally weighty privacy and ethical implications.
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The president's decision is sure to roil the debate about weighty issues such as intelligence leaks and criminal justice reform.
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As the botched interview showed, High Maintenance can shift rapidly from moments of high camp to more weighty emotional registers.
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But it's bingeable, feel-good programming that can distract you from the weighty world for 60 or so minutes, a.k.a.
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The Dial isn't a large device, nor is it weighty, and it fits comfortably in the palm of my hand.
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And if the standard for judging the success of "Doomocracy" is whether it's weighty enough for its subjects, it fails.
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Patrick Chappatte António Guterres, a former prime minister of Portugal, is next in line to take on the weighty job.
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We throw around terms like demagogue and fascist, but I'm not sure he's coherent, consistent or weighty enough for either.
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Hanna Schwarz, a mezzo-soprano legend, summoned penetrating sound and a weighty presence in the small part of Grandmother Burya.
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When policymakers make decisions that include these weighty topics, we should all demand that those decisions are guided by experts.
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In eight games of the 2011 season, Pierre-Paul played with a weighty, cumbersome, clublike wrap around his right hand.
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Though Kratos is weighty, combat often feels like a dance, thanks to the many options available at any one moment.
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His decisions should all be weighty and portentous and announced with the pomp of a guy who owns a tiger.
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The topics covered might be serious and weighty, but they reflect the sense of urgency felt by the participants involved.
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Impeachment of an American president is a weighty measure that's only been used a handful of times in our history.
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It's a movie that suggests it's about weighty topics, but it skirts away from those topics most of the time.
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Earthquakes are a weighty subject, and one of the ways Californians deflect concern about them is through attempts at humor.
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He called it a "weighty consideration" for senators as they decide how to vote at the end of the trial.
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Fattoria Rodáno Chianti Classico 2016 $17.96 This is a weighty, intense Chianti, rich and complicated, with a lot going on.
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Because I do not believe the Government has met its weighty burden for such relief, I would deny the stay.
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How geologically active is the planet, and what exactly is going on below the desert surface, are two weighty questions.
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Haspel is a 30-year veteran with a weighty resume and a ringing list of testimonials from former intelligence officials.
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Perhaps as tantalizing as the learned essays and the weighty fashion discourse, there will also be a pop-up shop.
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Overwhelmingly, though, they expressed the belief that talking to a large Instagram audience about mental health is a weighty responsibility.
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The industry is a colossal employer of poor people, in particular in two politically weighty states, Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra.
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It's actually a pretty similar format: get asked a question about a weighty topic, and then answer in 30 seconds.
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Zuckerberg cut a very different profile this time — less CEO in the hot seat than visiting potentate handling weighty matters.
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It was lyrically weighty, extremely bold, a little trippy, and sardonic enough at points to carry all of that off.
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That's the weighty premise of a viral Ramadan ad that's sparked a wide-ranging social media discussion on terrorism this week.
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Such light-hearted moments were more likely to be shunted off to B-sides as Soundgarden records turned more emotionally weighty.
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It takes all tweets from Trump and puts them in the far more recognized and weighty format of a Presidential statement.
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Duke Nukem 3D was arguably the first first-person shooter to feature a 3D environment that felt real, weighty, and interactive.
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Both pieces feel concrete, weighty, and simple, the sort of thing you might play when you feel like you're floating away.
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The U12+ trades thinness for thickness and it's a weighty-feeling device in the hand as well as in your pocket.
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Her materials reflect the weighty and heavy inspiration of her work, using wood, tar, metal and lead to create her figures.
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Not to mention the fact that a more serious approach to these weighty topics would have risked undermining the whole endeavor.
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In the Fifth Symphony, Mr. Langrée, conducting from memory, brought weighty depth to the grim Andante opening of the first movement.
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Each of the brand's luxe products is housed in a weighty keep-forever metal case which can be refilled when finished.
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Sorry to Bother You, Blindspotting, and BlacKkKlansman are all different from Detroit because they were actually enjoyable, but no less weighty.
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Additionally, many of the proposed telescopes that astronomers would like to build to directly image exoplanets would be huge and weighty.
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The recommendations feel more weighty than simply seeing a book pop up in a search or appear in a news feed.
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These are weighty topics, like how biased data sets affect the decision-making algorithms used for criminal sentencing and job hiring.
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As a plenty esteemed kickboxing instructor with a brown belt in Krav Maga, she is nothing if not a weighty opponent.
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It doesn't disguise its heft the way a BMW X6 M does; you certainly know that you're in a weighty SUV.
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It felt important to give those two — who have carried such weighty stuff — a story where you could enjoy them together.
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Watered silks and other weighty, pricey fabrics were customary, and in the higher echelons of the Vatican hierarchy, so was jewelry.
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What hasn't changed is her voice: a liquid, sustained, tremulous, androgynous croon that is simultaneously weighty and unearthly, and immediately arresting.
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The season ends with a Chappaquiddick-like tragedy for Kendall that feels weighty and true, a showcase for Strong's layered performance.
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She has a weighty resume in the agency's directorate of operations and a ringing list of testimonials from former intelligence officials.
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If that wasn't enough to make Dillinger Four stand out from their peers, their weighty lyrical content all but sealed it.
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It can be engraved for $15, and the special Winston handle is weighty, die-cast zinc with a polished chrome finish.
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On Friday, Mr. Levit played much of the album's weighty program, including works and transcriptions by Brahms, Busoni, Liszt and Schumann.
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As a threshold matter, Clement argued that the Court should sidestep the weighty issues of the case and take available offramps.
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The teams also exchanged fourth-round selections, and most notably, the Giants unloaded Pierre-Paul's weighty contract that extended until 213.
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Against this weighty backdrop, during that first winter weekend the two developed an arguable bond but with no frisson of romance.
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Its seriousness is more than a little square, and its tackling of weighty moral issues feels more conscientious than truly challenging.
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But I was soon mollified by the arrival of a silver goblet of Jaipur India Pale Ale and Gymkhana's weighty menu.
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But the judge making that decision, Steven T. O'Neill, will confront his own personal pressures, weighty expectations and knotty legal challenges.
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A weighty body of evidence may conclude that market incentives produce far more beneficial outcomes than critics contend, but never mind.
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The Last Jedi, episode 2146 in the Star Wars Skywalker saga, clocks in at a weighty 2162 minutes and 2164 seconds.
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But were there not weighty considerations in the 1940s that stopped the Allies from coming to the aid of Europe's Jews?
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And he shares a meal and a beer with his underling, quickly signaling that he has weighty matters on his mind.
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They had the weighty mission of creating the hacking tools used by the C.I.A. to spy on foreign governments and terrorists.
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The monochrome palette and weighty composition of the finished products are unusual, prompting closer examination of the images and their details.
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Gross has a weighty portfolio of his own angel investments including GitHub, Figma, Uber, Gusto, Notion, Opendoor, Cruise Automation and Coinbase.
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He did it all the time on his show, talking frankly with young children about weighty subjects including death and divorce.
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And part of it is that in her songs, weighty emotional burdens are being exposed, confronted and borne, somberly and patiently.
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For rulings on weighty legal issues that Democrats themselves have provoked, with threats to hold executive officials in contempt of Congress?
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But readers who crave relief from weighty Washington news will want to check out this latest chapter in a running mystery.
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The theme that immediately follows — a nervous, oscillating two-note motif — was all the more ominous for his subdued, weighty rendering.
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In these weighty times of Russian election meddling, nuclear-aspiring North Korea, tense relations with Russia, a brewing trade war with China, unrest in the Middle East and income inequality here in the US, the doctor-patient relationship of the US President should probably take a back seat to other weighty matters in the public consciousness.
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Documentaries can have a tangible impact on society, and there are plenty of weighty issues for film-makers to bring to light.
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Mr Ellams juggles plenty of weighty topics but he brings a lightness of touch, peppering the play with humour, music and dance.
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A second diplomat said that while the decision was weighty and had real consequences, it would likely be "a gift to Trump".
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Or was he too busy backpedaling on his extradition promise and playing kitty-kat dress-up to muse about such weighty manners?
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During 2017 only three other member countries managed to meet the 2 percent target, although weighty increases by Germany had been witnessed.
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A third weighty task is chairing the Prudential Regulation Committee, which determines the supervision of not just individual banks but also insurers.
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With all this in mind, I will cast my vote based on who I believe best lives up to these weighty requirements.
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These weighty problems get attention here and there but have largely been cast aside to take on issues with less racialized appeal.
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With Altered Carbon, Netflix seems to have found its weighty genre drama to catch up with the likes of HBO and Starz.
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Or maybe he's made one section of the story just so good that all others feel that much less weighty in comparison.
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It's a sum weighty enough to give even relatively affluent Americans a lightbulb moment on how drastically their lives might be rerouted.
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Still, Oladipo shouldn't be judged for his contract—a weighty four-year, $84 million deal—or Indiana's unfashionable faith in his pedigree.
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The vice president of a Virginia seafood company pleaded guilty in federal court this week to taking part in this weighty scam.
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So she placed her faith in the judge, trusting he'd weigh the devastating effects of a conviction with such a weighty sentence.
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Sawant, a former tech worker, is advocating for a weighty tax on big businesses that would help fund services for homeless people.
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He listens as library users raise issues of weighty and unbookish substance, such as the overcharging of African-Americans for ordinary foodstuffs.
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But he treated the weighty topic, as he does so much else, like a television cliffhanger, promising a major declaration on Friday.
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Even if the drive is recovered, it may not work after being exposed to weighty and possibly toxic waste for so long.
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Despite being a TV series that appealed to kids, "Dinosaurs" was notable for taking on weighty subjects like environmentalism and wildlife conservation.
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Even with such weighty names, this isn't the sexiest trade, but the possibility of Cousins leaving next summer should terrify the Pelicans.
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"With religions or throughout our daily routines, we give meaning to existing structures that would be too weighty otherwise," Ms. Henrot said.
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We can even consider the weighty evidence of history and talk about how the best thing we can do is stay invested.
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Likewise, Sneaky Pete isn't particularly weighty or serious, and will easily appeal to those who just want some sly and breezy fun.
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He said his goal was to balance the "great and weighty voices" of historians with the "little chattering voices" of ordinary Jews.
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LONDON — Once in a while, the British gift for mockery aligns just so with social media frothery and weighty matters of state.
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Mr. Mercier sent me his Dreem headset, a weighty crown of rubber and wire that he warned would be a tad uncomfortable.
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The big ones—Sampoerna (owned by Philip Morris), Gudang Garam, Djarum and Bentoel (owned by British American Tobacco)—form a weighty lobby.
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Mr. Hale's testimony before the House Intelligence Committee will be another weighty entry in his nearly four-decade career as a diplomat.
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The journals can offer a refuge from the weighty, pressing and — let's face it — tragic news that tends to fill the headlines.
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They have claw-like hands or, for example, in "Untitled (Burgher with extended arm)" (2014), an extended appendage that's a weighty burden.
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The Walking Dead has sometimes struggled to make the killing of human beings feel sufficiently weighty, compared with the killing of zombies.
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There are sweet, silly explorations, like Super Pools N' Ghosts, and games that feel weighty, like the cyberpunk adventure, Norco: Faraway Lights.
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It's surprisingly weighty, and unlike how you might think it feels based on the show, it's exterior features a smooth soft-touch finish.
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All this is possible because fitting T1s to all four wheels eliminates the need for driveshafts, transmissions, suspension parts and other weighty components.
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From the whimsical to the weighty, LA:Current Food will address the broad spectrum of meanings and associations that food plays in our lives.
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All the weighty applicator does is house the refillable tube of floss, which emerges when you click the tube like a ballpoint pen.
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With its direct, stoic prose, The Line Becomes a River is a weighty and timely document on one of our most divisive arguments.
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ELECTIONS are never won by money alone, but a weighty campaign chest gives candidates for political office a boost both practical and psychological.
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Image: Hot Tub Time Machine 2With each passing breakthrough in artificial intelligence, we're asking our machines to make increasingly complex and weighty decisions.
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But the most striking element of the ceremony was the directors' willingness to tackle weighty subjects in a way that remained fleet-footed.
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Given the lack of visibility of Hispanic people onscreen, shouldn't we cast Hispanic actors to portray the few that are given weighty roles?
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Huma is reincarnated in weighty, black resin; the entire setup resembles an exquisite shrine to her story, which remains unknown to so many.
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"He was charged for something somebody else did, and that is a weighty burden for anyone to shoulder," defense attorney Ronald Sullivan said.
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"His march on horseback in Mt Paektu is a great event of weighty importance in the history of the Korean revolution," KCNA said.
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Sometimes not telling them felt like I was weirdly lying about a big, weighty piece of history that I carried around every day.
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With his pop sensibilities and gift for melody, Frey was an ideal songwriting counterbalance to Henley's seriousness and penchant for weighty social statements.
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Probably one of the harder hitting tracks in my selection, but Plata has a way with unearthly, haunting melodies over extremely weighty subs.
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Dozens of cities are working frantically to land Amazon's second headquarters, raising a weighty question with no easy answer: Is it worth it?
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Less weighty than Mr. Kiefer's sculpture, Ms. Bartosik's dance might also be better appreciated in a museum or gallery, next to other works.
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"We give two days of our time working, sitting at our table from morning until night, digging into these weighty issues," Zinner said.
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Jodi Picoult has dealt with weighty issues such as teenagers with leukemia in My Sister's Keeper and child sexual abuse in Perfect Match.
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The claim, made without any substantive evidence, is a weighty one, given that the Fed fiercely protects its reputation as above partisan politics.
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That Jack Phillips and Muslim refugees can both come before the Supreme Court with weighty constitutional claims shows that the First Amendment works.
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The Broncos have gone way off the rails in 2017, and it appears their post-Peyton QB conundrum is as weighty as ever.
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Shanahan also faced questions about his level of experience and ability to handle weighty strategic issues having only served in government since 85033.
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Charles Tyrwhitt says this shirt's poplin weave is its lightest and most breathable, but I found that it is still a bit weighty.
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A state appeals court overruled Judge Campbell, saying she had not established grounds for taking the rare and weighty step of blocking publication.
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And unfortunately they don't engage in civil discourse or civic life because the work of life — houses, jobs, kids, health — is enormously weighty.
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It harkens back to a specific image from Marcloid's past, and it's transportive, in the same way the more weighty stuff might be.
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How to deal with these changes has become a weighty concern, as the morality of tourism has grown more dubious in recent years.
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I took the cane, and my heart ached a little, feeling transported back to a 19th plantation, receiving this humble but weighty gift.
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But the word "great" wasn't nearly big enough for the raw energy of the bush or the weighty power of its night sky.
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And the recording I found in a store — Herbert von Karajan's weighty, full-orchestra version from 1952, on three LPs — certainly looked daunting.
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There are other unintentional but weighty consequences to the revised schedule, one of which appears to significantly favor the American skier Mikaela Shiffrin.
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In the face of these weighty issues, how do we wrap our heads around Awkwafina and what she means for diversity in Hollywood?
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The first movement, an episodic funeral march, moved with a weighty tread, over which a somber melodic line kept trying to offer solace.
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While much of the media is focused on Ukraine, the court added one case that is a standout on its already weighty docket.
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Why we're hyped: It's Ken Burns, but in a lighter, less weighty mood than we saw in his 2017 opus The Vietnam War.
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Quite simply, the highest court in the land must have its full complement of Justices to handle the weighty matters it must address!
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" The structure would have the weighty presence of slate, he said, while "simultaneously appearing so light it could blow away in the breeze.
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Even though huge, at 130 by 168 by 5 inches, and presumably weighty, this work, with its many openings, seems diaphanous, almost ethereal.
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Given all of these weighty legal issues facing Trump's presidency, the natural question for many is: Who has standing to enforce a Constitutional violation?
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Buttigieg's calm and nuanced ability to think through complex and weighty issues, impressive as they are, are only half the equation of presidential leadership.
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While his paintings and drawings often have a whimsical quality, they were informed by weighty themes like lynching, illiteracy and the Jim Crow South.
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And in many ways, Watchmen seems like an attempt to blend the existentially weighty themes of The Leftovers with the poppier tones of Lost.
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The interview contains another type of awakening, one that is less of a jolt: though their themes are weighty, the two have a blast.
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Weighty figures The number of obese children and adolescents in the world has increased tenfold in four decades, according to the World Health Organisation.
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Maybelline's new palette is sleek, weighty, and millennial pink, meaning you'll actually want to put it on display — not relegate to a side drawer.
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He knew his screenplay was like a Coup album on a page: strange and energetic and funny, even as it took on weighty issues.
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What connects each event is a sense of intentionally: that people are actively setting aside time and space to deal with a weighty topic.
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Through some dark alchemy, it thumps and chugs and chings at all the right moments, making every weighty punch feel like a cannon shot.
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Unless a firm serves purely as a broker, it will end up carrying some risk, and the weighty capital requirements that come with it.
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There were so many moments in this game, really weighty moments, where that shines beautifully, and neither of them are presented as unrealistically perfect.
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This may not seem like a weighty matter for climate: Global emissions of HFCs are about 2202,2628 times less than those for carbon dioxide.
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At times he sounds like a physicist, describing party coalitions drifting apart in the absence of principles weighty enough to exert a gravitational pull.
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But what's at stake is much more weighty than a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame—where Cosby's name remains, by the way.
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I wasn't sure why it was a novella, since Swift's style and themes are so weighty, but the lush, sorrowful prose gives considerable pleasure.
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Salsa and hot sauce are both condiments, but salsa is designed to be a weighty condiment … a dominant feature of whatever you're biting into.
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Still, Williamson has lived up to and arguably exceeded any of the weighty expectations placed on his shoulders, both on the court and off.
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The single biggest factor in getting Bolton the job was Sheldon Adelson, whose weighty political checkbook has won him much influence over Trump's policies.
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Impeachment is a weighty process that should not be undertaken lightly, so it's understandable that Democrats wanted to show some caution before launching it.
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While weighty and on the thicker side, it's surprisingly breathable and you won't overheat as you transition through the various locales of your day.
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No talk, no counseling — just the visceral, aggressive sweet science as a way to shed the weighty cloak of victimhood and build self-confidence.
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It's by no means a particularly weighty plot, and very little actually goes on, but it's deeply enjoyable nonetheless, a definitional 'feel-good' film.
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"The significance of this election feels tangible and weighty and personal suddenly," said Alexandra Fuller, who posted the video and wrote in the post.
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The band dabbles in sludgy doom, noise rock, and experimental weirdness, a trio of influences that coalesces into a battery of ominous, weighty tones.
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Pros: 100% cotton, Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified, plush feel, weighty robe, classic styleCons: Not as cheap as some, heavy feel isn't for everyone
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The 15-day quarantine is weighty but necessary, predominantly because Donald Trump and his team seriously misunderstood and misjudged this pandemic from the beginning.
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A flamingo snow globe and a bronze duck share a shelf near the entryway, the kitsch of Miami settling in with some weighty neighbors.
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Review: In 'The Dark,' a Traumatized Teenager Becomes a Zombie The main characters are survivors of childhood abuse, weighty material for a slim film.
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No small feat to get (just ask Jared Kushner) and a weighty responsibility for anyone, let alone teenagers from a generation that shares everything.
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But at the very least he'll probably need to ditch his hand, that weighty golden burden, for the swim back up to the surface.
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It is the courts that will ultimately decide these weighty constitutional issues, along with others implicated by actions Trump has either taken or proposed.
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But he also held forth on less weighty matters, including pronunciation of his own last name, an occasional topic of lighthearted debate in Washington.
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FIVE YEARS ago Thomas Piketty's "Capital in the Twenty-First Century", a weighty analysis of rising inequality, flew off shelves and ignited fiery debate.
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He listened especially to the swing of Art Blakey, which was as dense and weighty in its own way as Mr. Allen's funk beat.
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Elizabeth Warren, whose long war on Wall Street and weighty policy prescriptions make her a particularly threatening rival for support from the populist left.
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In more affluent households, vessels made of copper and stone can serve as the weighty centerpiece of a bathroom masquerading as a sybaritic temple.
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It's basically an extended, vocal-led disco loop—a classically anthemic number that somehow manages to be weighty and grand despite its uncomplicated structure.
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After she won a fourth term, their relationship took on weighty symbolism: the great disrupter versus the last defender of the liberal world order.
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Trump makes it exceedingly clear to followers where their opinions on matters like the NFL anthem protests, Obamacare, and other weighty matters should lie.
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It's much harder to motivate yourself to crack open a weighty tome crammed with characters and subplots than to just scroll through Twitter's ephemera.
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The camera's presence is weighty and haunting, alerting us that we, the viewers, are interlopers in the artist's intimate space of memories and mementos.
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It's a nationally superlative figure -- the most exonerations won by a district attorney in such a short period of time and for such weighty crimes.
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At first glance, the turntable is simply beautiful to look at, with a weighty 7KG platter for stable rotation made of brass, aluminum, and rubber.
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Sure, in the sense that it focused on weighty policy topics like Social Security and trade and the assembled candidates mostly used their inside voices.
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The Women Who Work videos, and the interviews Trump has given about them, make the sometimes-facile Lean In seem like a weighty sociology text.
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In that context, this remix feels all the more fateful and weighty, but it's hard for anything to sound less than epic over this beat.
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Short of revamping the system, she could at least have asserted her still weighty moral authority in court cases such as those involving the journalists.
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They were smooth and weighty with a distinctly fruit-forward scent — a hint that tends to bode well for the snack's flavor factor as well.
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Turns out that, after a little breaking-in period, the powers that be were happy with the light touch given to this historically weighty material.
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Somehow he managed a magical balancing act here where such weighty political aesthetics concerns somehow resist crumbling in the general gesamtkunstwerk crush of the exhibition.
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The other thing that is striking about York's objects is that they feel weighty and weightless, something she attains through their placement on the wall.
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There has to be fun, and there have to be little acts that show you're paying attention even when the topic isn't weighty and deep.
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The head of Hezbollah's parliamentary bloc, Mohammed Raad, told reporters after meeting Hariri that his party had requested a "weighty ministry" in the new government.
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The body is for him a medium of expression to convey ancient and weighty themes of life and death, action and repose, alienation and reconciliation.
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In the months leading up to the premiere of Wonder Woman, questions were raised about director Patty Jenkins' ability to shoulder such a weighty franchise.
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Actually, the phone, smoke, and sunlight are good analogs for what is in Greene's paintings: weighty, curving shapes, dissolving outlines, and diaphanous layers of colors.
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But the reality is that summer has become as serious as any other quadrant of the TV calendar, and this year it feels particularly weighty.
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This conclusion has been reached before by many worthy thinkers; here, however, it arrives abruptly, in a book that merely skims subjects demanding weighty treatment.
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Clinton to questions about her use of a private email server, then seemed to rush through subsequent queries about weighty topics like domestic terror attacks.
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This may seem like a ridiculously weighty question for an industry built on the supposedly superficial business of selling clothes, as opposed to political philosophies.
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And Arrival, with its weighty meditations on humanity's instinct for conflict and potential for cooperation, couldn't be a more crystalline reflection of our cultural moment.
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It's a weighty responsibility to move their talents where the impact is positive, or commit to standing up against the business imperatives of their employers.
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But the shadows they cast were weighty, and Cristina's absence in particular is sometimes a stronger character than those still literally roaming the hospital's halls.
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Trump will not be one of those presidents who only grudgingly tears himself away from the weighty affairs of state to campaign for party lawmakers.
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Half-laugh, half-cry, and you join a long line of stories that aim to shake up the audience with quirky angles on weighty subjects.
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Those who dislike her work agree with enthusiasts that she's addressing weighty issues like violence, sexual assault and trauma in a way that is admirable.
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But a bland communiqué issued afterward made no mention of the weighty decision, which the authorities then kept under wraps for more than five weeks.
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The artist's voice remains behind the curtain, giving over to visitors a space to dance, consider weighty questions, or the elusive call to do both.
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But what if blackface reveals something far too weighty and threatening for white America, something that would require a bigger and tougher America to confront?
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Next, come up with a few self-referential jokes about the less weighty stuff and eventually work your way up to the more painful things.
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And at just 27-years-old, these weighty accomplishments are only the beginning of what'll surely be a long and impactful career for the model.
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Mr. Runnicles sprinkles some recent work — by Aaron Jay Kernis, Marc Neikrug and Luciano Berio — among weighty canonical fare, including Mahler's Ninth and Beethoven's Seventh.
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Chicago Cubs manager Joe Maddon is trying to strike a balance of rest versus rust as his team prepares for the postseason with weighty expectations.
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She recalled performing a particularly weighty monologue while a student at Yale that was greeted with indifference by faculty members, whom she often found unsupportive.
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There are also seemingly less weighty bills to create task forces, rename subway stations and include the Asian longhorned tick on the invasive species list.
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"His horseback march in Mt Paektu is a great event of weighty importance in the history of the Korean revolution," reported state media outlet KCNA.
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The criticism of Netanyahu in Israel is turning into a sideshow to more weighty events: criminal investigations into corruption allegations against his father and mother.
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It offered a reminder three weeks into his tenure that even as he faces weighty problems, he is often preoccupied with the narrowest of gripes.
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In "This is Us" world, the Super Bowl is a legitimate and weighty narrative touch point and even worse, everybody roots for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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But with a flick of the page, Stelfreeze is able to deftly shift into solemn drama, conveying weighty moments and relationships with the same precision.
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Unlike the motorized-skateboard feeling of most of the rental cars I've driven over the past few years, the Fusion felt reassuringly weighty, solid, and safe.
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It doesn't tell particularly weighty stories, and it largely focuses on the sort of tiny moments that can be blown off the screen by louder shows.
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He hoped that conversations with May, and with other world leaders, might instill in Trump a better sense of how weighty a job the presidency is.
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The Imperial is the rare kitchen that serves the typically weighty main course as a single portion, and then on a landing of soft-cooked leeks.
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They make real versions that are metal and weighty, so they're perfect for close-ups, and then rubber versions of different weights for different fight sequences.
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The Monster Hunter series is famously beginner-unfriendly, with arcane menus that are only slightly more forgiving than the complex controls and deliberate, weighty combat system.
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His campaign signs were, and still are, written in Jubilat, a weighty font that couldn't be further from the sleek typefaces of Silicon Valley tech firms.
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The headset is gigantic and cumbersome, weighing much more than a standard VR headset like the Rift and even more it seems than HTC's weighty Vive.
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One exercise, a game developed by the leaders of Carnegie Mellon's Situation Lab, took a lighthearted approach to weighty topics like AI, gentrification and autonomous tech.
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Here, he goes meta (again?), tackling weighty themes like self-loathing, benders and destructive spirals, the pros and cons of the Father John Misty persona (well
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As usual, our conversation immediately drifts into weighty topics, like being progressives in a largely conservative area and helping to reconcile racial dynamics in our towns.
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Not to make it more weighty than it is, but I think it's important to understand that common humanity and understanding among different people can happen.
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But materials are generally outdated – meaning even small children have no choice but to be outfitted with limbs that are weighty, hardly functional, and seemingly cosmetic.
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It's weighty, depressing news, so it's no wonder that, by Wednesday, people were throwing themselves into Halloween, and the annual ritual of celebrities apologizing for costumes.
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At this point in the Bachelor(ette) Industrial Complex's annual schedule, that tidbit of weighty news is traditionally just about all the information viewers would have.
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The skins need to have enough substance to hold up the weighty toppings, but not so much starch that you're essentially eating a loaded baked potato.
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They also share a soft palette that aerates weighty steel and wood, pulling these objects from the realm of the literal into that of the conceptual.
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The video follows the singer rolling around the neighbourhood in a convertible as the weighty trunk-breaking bass of "East End of Things" takes centre attention.
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" She said she respects "completely" that these "weighty decisions" rest with Trump, "a man whose political instincts and unconventional campaign defied the critics and made history.
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As companies like Apple make financial transactions as close to invisible as possible, NDD is imagining a future where every purchase is a literally weighty decision.
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For Ms. Farber, 45, who grew up in Johannesburg and studied dramatic art at the University of Witwatersrand there, exposure to such weighty issues started early.
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Radwanska had trouble guiding the weighty, waterlogged balls in the changed conditions, and she received medical attention for her right hand midway through the third set.
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In a normal administration, the changing of a communications director would hardly constitute earthshaking news, but Hicks played an unusually weighty role in Trump's inner circle.
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The uncanny quality of Ms. Piccinini's work combined with the weighty ethical questions it raises about biotechnology and cloning have made the artist in high demand.
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Yet Pouyan's miniatures are not mere replicas of a weighty past, but a rich source of wisdom in their stories and lessons about rulers and power.
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Why it matters: Wall Street, the military, and other sectors expect AI to make increasingly weighty decisions in the future — with less and less human involvement.
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This little device can scale all the way from tiny in-ear buds to the weighty planar magnetic cans from the likes of Audeze and HiFiMan.
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There have been so many weighty subjects for Baker to consider, especially since he had a mini-stroke in 2012, years after he overcame prostate cancer.
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Overseen by its founders for longer than many other great houses — Yves Saint Laurent, Christian Dior, Chanel — the house of Valentino was an especially weighty inheritance.
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More in Chinese tech • The country is leading the charge with electric cars, offering global automakers enticing financial carrots and threatening them with weighty regulatory sticks.
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He delivered a stirring routine that was less a taunting of Trump officials than a reminder to the journalists watching of the weighty responsibility facing them.
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Flutterwave's latest funding brings the company's total investment to $55 million and follows a year in which the fintech venture announced a series of weighty partnerships.
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Seila "cannot establish any connection between the CID it seeks to avoid and the weighty constitutional issue it urges this court to decide," the brief said.
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Of course, the impeachment of a sitting president is no less weighty an interest than a criminal prosecution (which was at issue in the Nixon case).
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According to The New York Times's Adam Liptak, they involve weighty questions that could completely change the conversation, and, I would submit, cause a cultural crisis.
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The fact that they had large stadiums, huge fan bases and (relatively) weighty trophy cabinets no longer guaranteed them the right to consider themselves "big" clubs.
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However, the headphones never quite achieve the same refinement as the Bowers & Wilkins PX Wireless, which sound a touch more weighty and grounded to my ears.
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The impeachment process now moves from the rowdy House of Representatives to the Senate, a chamber crafted by the founders to handle weighty moments like this.
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This difference will show up at the debate, allowing Clinton to give factually defensible and politically tenable answers to a range of questions on weighty matters.
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It's another thing to handle a racially charged controversy in the national spotlight, and yet another thing to make national-level policy decisions on such weighty issues.
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There are a surprising number of adult-aimed dramas with weighty subject matter and impeccable casts arriving in the late summer, possibly making very early Oscar plays.
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Allow us to break it down for you: A shacket comes in the silhouette of a classic (or slightly boxier) button-up shirt, but it's more weighty.
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Stella's Moby Dick series also includes a set of predominantly monochromatic prints, infused with faint splashes of color to express a more weighty response to Melville's tale.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The political "thought" of President Xi Jinping, China's most powerful leader in decades, is encapsulated in two weighty tomes and dozens of published "important speeches".
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Being careless about a weighty topic doesn't help anyone, though, and it takes thoughtful and considered artistic work to fall on the good side of the scale.
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By giving weighty intellectual backing to the White House's agenda, it can convince people like your blogger that the president's policies are more than just flim-flam.
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In spite of what looks to be a weighty settlement, NBC reports that at least 20 state attorneys general who are suing Purdue reject these settlement conditions.
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Others see it as the contorting of an honored ritual for bragging rights in Washington, collecting the coins as weighty business cards or displaying them as autographs.
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Still, every one of those things feels Extremely Important to the person who's living them, and the film treats each one with that kind of weighty momentousness.
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But you accepted the position as president and CEO of USA Gymnastics, and I assume by now you are aware of the weighty responsibility you've taken on.
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Pioneers of German Graphic Design is a weighty 400-page tome by Jens Müller, on how art, minimalism, and commerce spawned a new form of visual communication.
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But despite some well-formed and weighty competition, Kim is gunning to go big — with her aim being to build out a platform for meditation and mindfulness.
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But the Remix is fairly weighty (do not throw this at your spouse, it will hurt them and maybe get you arrested) and has a metal frame.
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The moment-to-moment combat and movement in God of War is brutal and weighty, and that classic bone-crunching violence is still on full display here.
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Most users can't back up their casual threats with a nuclear arsenal, so it's safe to say that the Trump Twitter situation poses some uniquely weighty questions.
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One particularly weighty albatross: its Autonomous Technology Group, which since 2015 has poured hundreds of millions into building self-driving car tech it has yet to commercialize.
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Buttigieg's command of political language and his ideas for rethinking the way we talk about weighty concepts were some of the early selling points for his campaign.
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It's a little dimmer, but it's still plenty of power for most of us, and there's no weighty battery pack in the back like with the 330.
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Over all, it was a privilege to hear David Newman conduct a dark and weighty account of Bernstein's searing, poignant score for "On the Waterfront" last year.
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The true danger of Americans' fading interest in local politics is not, as Hopkins would have it, that weighty matters like roads or schools will go ignored.
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Projected on the screen was the cover of the compilation, its lone words "Peaceful Protest" reverberating as loudly through the theater as the soundtrack's weighty guitar drones.
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The piano is his primary instrument; like his voice it has the ability to carry opposites, at once intimate and distant, warm and cold, weighty and graceful.
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The N.F.L. Players Association distributed an eight-page list of the proposal's highlights to agents last week, aimed at simplifying the economic implications of many weighty issues.
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In the early '70s, Tiffany & Company noticed her after a limited-edition collection of weighty gold necklaces and bracelets for the Greek jeweler Zolotas regenerated the brand.
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Others belie their weighty payloads with a veil-like fluttering, shunning complex characters and precise details in favor of less fixable quantities like mood, movement and texture.
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Weighty subjects sound playful on songs like "90s Kids" and "Straight Boy" ("Someone tell me why/I always seem to let these/straight boys run my life").
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It's made with the chenin blanc grape, which often has a satisfyingly weighty texture as well as a lightness that comes from the grape's naturally high acidity.
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Future Tense We have long counted on our elders to act with a dignity befitting their advanced years and to express their sagacity through philosophically weighty language.
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Works everywhere, includes chat cable for Switch —Jeffrey Van Camp It never feels weighty, but with a body made mostly of metal, the Mindframe does feel robust.
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Instead, the department argues that there are "weighty constitutional issues involved" that are more appropriately decided by a federal judge, Marrero, as opposed to a state one.
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For a show that plays as fast and loose with mortality as The Magicians, Quentin's death felt significant and weighty, like it really meant it this time.
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With his weighty forehand and devastating kick serve, Sock, 193, packs a powerful one-two punch that has vaulted him into the top 25 in the rankings.
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She followed this weighty tome up a year later with America By Heart, another reflective book on America, eagles, flags and other things that real Americans like.
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Such a weighty issue should never have been put to a simple in-out vote in the first place -- so repeating the exercise would make no sense.
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Setting their stories in invented places, a magical version of the real world or far across the universe, these authors explore weighty themes in highly original ways.
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While unREAL deals with weighty issues, its tone was never too dire, and it sounds like To The Bone will have the same dark humor that unREAL incorporates.
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Jerry West has officially left the Golden State Warriors after six fruitful seasons as a weighty voice in a front office that overflows with intelligence, experience, and success.
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She added, "Also, I respect completely that these weighty decisions rest with one man -- a man whose political instincts and unconventional campaign defied the critics and made history."
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But the job he aspires to is a weighty one and his temperamental fitness for it—even setting aside Ms Blasey's allegations—seems less certain than it did.
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Alongside Brown as her most frequent scene partner, Randall and Beth's relationship felt instantly lived in, real, emotionally weighty, and sexy, all without even a single sex scene.
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The tweet with the weighty hashtag features a statement from the group addressing allegations that a member of their security team had "attacked" and inappropriately touched a fan.
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There were only four maps, but we didn't care: battle mode was a tense, weighty, insanely fun duel for the two of us on our brand-new console.
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He co-wrote the most authoritative compendium on northeast winter storms, which was published in two weighty volumes by the American Meteorological Society (and this reporter proudly owns).
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But the aesthetics are more important: We see Clinton carrying weighty sheaves of government papers, descending from Air Force One, hugging children, and walking around her Senate office.
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The only missions that feel "weighty" are those that every player will receive, those that advance you down the task of directly confronting Joseph Seed and his Family.
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And since it's only money, which the municipality or its insurers pays, jurors don't have to make weighty decisions which ultimately impact freedom and liberty of public servants.
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It's weighty, with a gorgeous 7-layer color process laminating the back of the rear glass, giving it a depth and sparkle that's just unmatched in consumer electronics.
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The power was still there on Friday when Williams slammed down 110 mph serves, punched away volleys and pounded both sides of the court with her weighty groundstrokes.
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Ultimately, though, it's season three's final episode, in which the team is forced to finally reckon with Voltron's past, that delivers the clearest exploration of those weighty subjects.
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Kim and Moon then sat down for a meeting to raise, but certainly not settle, a wide-range of weighty issues dividing the Peninsula at the 38th Parallel.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve's rate decision will be made public on March 21, a day after parliament is slated to end, leaving Zhou's successor a weighty first assignment.
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Where my sneaking, running, and hiding in American Fugitive feels weighty, being found, chased, or even shot at in The Church in the Darkness feels ephemeral and unimportant.
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They're the smooth and glossy, weighty and substantial, brightly colored centerpiece of a shelf, stove, or countertop, and after cooking with them, you're unlikely to ever forget them.
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Pelosi and Democratic leaders have sought to tamp down the small impeachment push within their ranks, arguing the president hasn't done anything to merit such a weighty response.
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Partly it's that the Oscars have a known genre bias in favor of "weighty" dramatic films and sweeping epics over more popular genres like horror, Westerns, or suspense.
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Julian Barnes's award-winning novel "The Sense of an Ending," about a man dealing with secrets from his past, is getting a weighty movie adaptation starring Jim Broadbent.
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While it's impossible to predict what Trump will say to Putin on the weighty subject, here's a primer on the two treaties that should be in focus: 1.
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In the news, in the halls of Congress, within the Pentagon and on the minds of the American people, ballistic missile defense remains a weighty and timely topic.
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But weighty questions -- about Flynn's motivation for lying to the FBI and his usefulness as a cooperating witness to special counsel Robert Mueller -- will hang over the proceeding.
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If the opera that was cut short in the afternoon, "Guillaume Tell," is a weighty epic, "L'Italiana in Algeri," the opera canceled in the evening, is lighter fare.
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Each act was called unsportsmanlike conduct and drew the same weighty 15-yard penalty that a player might receive for decking an opponent after a play had ended.
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Without such weighty troubles, Silver can afford to have thoughts both big and small about the dominant conundrum for anyone who is in the entertainment business in 63.
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They pose weighty questions with a light touch: How do you translate a practice developed in stadiums and nightclubs into a black box theater or a public park?
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With its weighty music and complex symbolism; its tangled story of gods, greed and magic; and its epic length, Wagner's "Ring" cycle has invited parodies from the start.
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Republican leaders in particular — Republican elected officials and former elected officials, Republican activists and donors, appointees of this administration and of former Republican administrations — bear a weighty responsibility.
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In short order, Mr. Liberman was complaining that Mr. Netanyahu was slighting him, shrinking his budgets and cutting him out of weighty foreign-policy matters and diplomatic appointments.
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The result is that Thanksgiving in particular, with all its fraught origins and weighty history, might have become a more welcoming, more communal celebration than it was before.
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Some acquisitions that may have seemed small and inconsequential at the time have grown weighty in retrospect, like Facebook&aposs acquisition of Instagram for a mere $1 billion.
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McCabe has denied any intentional effort to mislead, but said he was preoccupied with other weighty matters at the time and may have failed to remember some conversations.
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So when they began looking for a second home on the East Coast, they wanted something entirely different — a creaky stone farmhouse with a weighty sense of history.
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In August there's the Sturgeon Moon , when North America's lakes, rivers, and coastal waters teem with the long, sleek, weighty fish – a staple in the early Native American diet.
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In tackling such a weighty topic, the museum had conversations with local and national political organizations, including the Anti-Defamation League, about sensitively approaching the topic of racial hatred.
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Even when compared to the overhyped new iPhone X, the S8 feels like a soccer cleat or a pointe shoe when compared to Apple's weighty steel-clad work boot.
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But you accepted the position as president and CEO of USA Gymnastics and I assume by now you're very well aware of the weighty responsibility you have taken on.
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Elijah Cummings, prospective chairman of the oversight committee, says he wants to investigate weighty issues, such as the suppression of minority voting rights and high cost of prescription drugs.
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In "San Junipero," two women explore an alternate reality and must make the weighty decision of whether to have their consciousness stay there after their bodies have passed on.
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Again, a possibly weighty, conversation-starting image immediately comes off as a for-shock, and fairly on-the-nose, statement about how the world's expectations make women hurt themselves.
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It's not the process of grieving and stumbling through a tunnel towards an ill-defined light; it is seismic and life changing, hanging low and weighty in the air.
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"He and the board of Viacom believing in my abilities and my character have entrusted me with weighty responsibilities, none of which are inconsistent or incompatible," Mr. Dauman said.
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The principal on these loans will not fall due until the early 2020s, but the interest on them is high, adding to Sri Lanka's already weighty debt-servicing costs.
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But what that special someone would really want is the £27,000 "kilobar", smaller than a slab of chocolate but reassuringly weighty in this time of turmoil in financial markets.
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That device is definitely no toy, featuring a weighty metal design and multiple sound modes — not to mention the ability to control your TV almost completely via gesture controls.
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You'll also develop the comprehension skills needed to breeze through otherwise weighty texts without missing a story beat or plot twist, making David Foster Wallace feel like Dr. Seuss.
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It is odd to hold these weighty objects, whose contents refer over and over again to the importance of what Ammons calls "gossamer distinctions," celebrating everything fleeting and gauzy.
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But if Ligeti was then far removed from the centers of avant-garde music in Germany and France, he was also shielded from the weighty dogmas of that period.
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Annie's husband, Steve, may have troubles, too (weighty ones, given that he's played by the ever-sombre Gabriel Byrne), but, in his case, the movie chooses not to pry.
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That would pose a weighty dilemma for a Fed that will have a decidedly different look in 2018, starting with Jerome Powell as chairman, assuming he gets Senate approval.
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Whether they were singing lyrics that touched on weighty social issues, like "Where Is The Love," or an evening of debauchery with "I Gotta Feeling," the band's members, Will.i.
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By the end of the 20th century, even the most serious newspapers and magazines offered profiles of entertainers, businesspeople, artists and politicians that balanced weighty accomplishment with juicy gossip.
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Two weighty endorsements of Mr. Chermayeff's work resulted from his designs for the Big Apple Circus, the one-ring company founded in 1977 by Paul Binder and Michael Christensen.
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When it comes to the weighty issue of how much you should save and what you can afford to spend, you shouldn't just look to other people's money confessionals.
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It's a different kind of balancing, though, that Ms. Valdés must learn for her new job, the weighty legacy pulling her one way, her ideas for the future another.
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But he has wrestled with weighty subjects in his books — his young characters battle illness and mortality, depression and bullying — and has occasionally addressed his own mental health issues.
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"Casting a vote is a weighty civic act, akin to a jury's return of a verdict, or a representative's vote on a piece of legislation," the chief justice wrote.
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While Earn's stewing in his anxiety — because he knows his is the likely counterfeit — his cousin is in the principal's office, keeping calm in the face of weighty allegations.
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"It's taking the jury a long time because they're grappling with very weighty issues," Cheryl Bader, a law professor at Fordham University and former assistant US attorney, told Vox.
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"Thomas Markle had a weighty right to tell his version of what had happened between himself and his daughter including the contents of the Letter," the Mail's defense said.
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Mr. Nézet-Séguin boldly plumbed the music for wayward harmonic turns, mercurial shifts and weighty orchestral depths, as in the Dutchman's long, brooding monologue when we first meet him.
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Turn on cable news, and the guests who opine on the weighty public policy questions of the day quite often have some title like "chief economist" underneath their name.
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Why would we presume the elderly are incompetent to knowingly enter into pre-dispute arbitration agreements, when they are free to enter into such agreements for other weighty transactions?
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The weird juxtaposition of the weighty and the frivolous seemed an apt metaphor for how Trump's presidency has torn age-old codes of political custom and behavior to shreds.
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The one-on-one meeting last week between the Senate majority leader and the president covered several weighty issues including Syria, according to two people familiar with the conversation.
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Buffett showed off his retro Samsung flip phone on CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Wednesday and didn't seem eager to trade it in for a smartphone, despite some weighty encouragement.
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They're meant to perform outside and mirror the passing of clouds through the sky, but there are no clouds, plural, out there, just a weighty, never-ending gray mass.
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The product of his wanderings with a camera appeared in 2003: "Diaspora: Homelands in Exile," a weighty two-volume work of black-and-white photographs and Talmud-like outside commentary.
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It follows, like so many movies these days, a group of teenage boys who are suddenly asked to grapple with weighty topics like sex and loyalty and grief and violence.
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Sure, it's not at all uncommon for men to wear earrings — the hip-hop and rap archetype certainly includes one, or even two (Chris Brown, Wiz Khalifa), weighty diamond studs.
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The idea that my friends feel that level of trust and comfort with me to deem me worthy of such a weighty title means more than I can possibly express.
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Surprise me, LG. Relative to the 2018 LG G7, the G8 feels more weighty and substantial, but unless you're picking apart a spec sheet, you might not notice any differences.
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In addition, a number of these films also touch on notions of the body, gender, and identity, and in so doing provide passionate, at times whimsical, takes on weighty issues.
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I felt sorrow for all the suffering, fear for the pain yet to come to my brothers, and a deep sense of powerlessness at the weighty inevitability of it all.
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Because putting on lipstick — especially when it comes in a luxe gilded case so weighty the tube clicks shut like the door of a very expensive sports car — is transformative.
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Armor Day and 'Amour for Armor' (Saturday and Sunday) While you need weighty qualifications to be knighted in Britain, it will be a lot easier in the Bronx this weekend.
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That wartime survival game forced players to face the civilian cost of armed conflict, and from the little we know it sounds like Frostpunk will deal with similarly weighty issues.
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Up at Winterfell, Jon and company are confronting a pretty weighty question: How do they deal with those who swore their allegiance to Ramsay in the Battle of the Bastards?
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By crafting her sculptures from uncomfortably lifelike materials — including a type of silicone used in special effects makeup, prosthetics, and sex toys — she gives visceral force to these weighty works.
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To help you make the weighty decision, real estate site Trulia and job search site Indeed teamed up to find ideal cities for new grads to jump-start their careers.
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Those advocating for the All-Volunteer Force 45 years ago assumed that the decisions to employ the military were so weighty that the public would stay engaged in military affairs.
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"Instead of embracing the weighty moral, religious and political components of the story, Malick has alternately deflected and minimized them," the Hollywood Reporter's Todd McCarthy wrote, describing it "desperately indulgent".
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All the weighty factors are still there—the Trump administration's nepotism, corruption, and obstruction; its stacking of the judiciary; and its frenzied stripping of the bark off the welfare state.
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"In particular — and in contrast to the private nature of Cohen's business transactions — the weighty public ramifications of the conduct described in the campaign finance portions warrant disclosure," Pauley wrote.
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But now that the grave details of abuse lodged against people like Harvey Weinstein have been made clear, they feel too weighty to play around with, at least for now.
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A fluid caped dress that appears to be made from a single piece of weighty cornflower silk calls to mind Brancusi's dictum, another favorite of Piccioli: Simplicity is complexity resolved.
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I did, however, find the slightly weighty mask with its pulsing red light somewhat comforting to begin to doze off in on my back at the end of the day.
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Spanning nearly 1,500 years, this show, "packed with weighty stone crosses and richly illuminated gospels, is a testament to the centrality of the church to Armenian cultural identity," he wrote.
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The two large sculptures she is presenting here, weighty things made of painted steel and precious marble, suggests a system of planets brought down to Manhattan, afloat on the skyline.
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This isn't a children's theater event, though: The creators, mainly women, will be presenting shows that grapple with immigration, Black Lives Matter, disability and other weighty topics. Nov. 1-243.
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But prosecutors asked the judge to throw the book at Wolfe and send him to prison for two years, a weighty sentence for one count of lying to the FBI.
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But Twitterstorians have been preoccupied with more weighty matters in the Trump era, a time when the President and his followers are known for spreading dubious versions of American history.
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The events have consumed Trump's attention over the past week, even as he debated a military response to a suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria and handled other weighty decisions.
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It has been our hope all along that our Republican colleagues would seek the facts and give due consideration to the weighty constitutional decision before us, placing country above party.
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But as long as the law inconvenienced everyone equally, it could be legal — even if it deterred "significant numbers" of voters from voting — if it had a "sufficiently weighty" justification.
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With the help of friends, puppets and guest stars, the host used his quirky TV program "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" to educate youngsters on weighty issues like death, divorce and racism.
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Approaching weighty themes with a very light touch, Benedikt Erlingsson's "Woman at War" is an environmental drama wrapped in whimsical comedy and tied with a bow of midlife soul-searching.
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The dialogue lands in a serious, weighty way, and I got the sense that there was a real-life story between the elided meanings that the game presented to me.
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You can feel the weighty burden of being The Last Shooting Guard, the last decent wing-sized ballhandling guard whose primary responsibility is to acquire points inside the three point line.
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As is typical of Caro's work, it makes us experience its hovering extension and the space between its verticals in terms of our own physicality, which animates the literally weighty piece.
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In a piece for Vox, Alissa Wilkinson points out that while Green Book makes a nod to the document in its title, the movie never acknowledges the Green Book's weighty history.
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That said, the move is right in line with a trend in modern movie trailers: taking upbeat pop songs and turning them into moody, slo-mo covers for more weighty drama.
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In The Seventh Continent, installations don't so much play off one another as lead to a feeling of fatigue, as one ponders a stream of disparate weighty topics in rapid succession.
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Though the battle is consistently compelling to watch, it quickly becomes clear that Rønning and the screenwriters have no idea how to meaningfully wrap up the weighty themes they've laid out.
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In what could easily be Manning's last appearance in a weighty football game, he will take the field knowing that pro football is soon to leap forward with or without him.
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Namely: the weighty amount of American rap fans taking to Twitter to ask who Giggs is – and the Brits responding with all the force such an attack on collective identity deserves.
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But no matter where the students are watching from, or what bio they write to describe themselves, everyone ends up taking the same exact classes, down to an instructor's weighty pauses.
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Sometimes, he would stir quarrels over weighty topics such as politics or the Mideast peace process, they said, but he could also grow angry over something as simple as a picnic.
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Mark Hedstrom, senior vice president of global operations for Movember, says the foundation looks for opportunities to go viral with an approach that balances a lighthearted action with weighty subject matter.
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He will not touch Paraguay's "10-10-10" formula for corporate, income and value-added tax, nor more heavily tax the weighty soya-bean sector, says Daniel Correa, a chief adviser.
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The track's the first taste of new material from Burial since the early 2015 white label "Temple Sleeper"—and its weighty ambience should be enough to please fans of either producer.
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The Barista Express comes with a handy and sufficiently weighty one, but it's kept on the light side so that it can slide into its storage space, thanks to a magnet.
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While Mugabe has not addressed any political rallies he remains a weighty presence in places like Masvingo, where support has swung between the ruling party and the opposition in past elections.
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The new brick is also unique in the Mophie line in its inclusion of mini jumper cables, which harness the weighty 44,400mWh of charge to jump start a car or SUV.
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No administration needs this reverse revolving door policy more than the Trump administration, with a Cabinet dominated by titans of industry who bring weighty conflicts of interest baggage into our government.
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The campaign said it did not worry about running a weighty, emotional ad amid the lighter beer and snack-food ads that tend to fill commercial time during the actual game.
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Salvini has said he wants someone in a weighty economic role and is sure to push for a figure close to the League if he comes out top at the election.
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The svelte 53-year-old was sitting beneath his law diploma, and behind a weighty wooden desk of indeterminate historical provenance, next to a lavender vanilla candle and a potted plant.
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That is why the characters of this book feel so weighty and consequential, in turn — and why it feels so devastating when Whitehead eases his plot twist out into plain sight.
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In the first movement, "Prophecy," Mr. Gilbert drew out all the cinematic colorings and weighty fervor of the music, which builds to bold, brassy climaxes, without ever letting it seem overblown.
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The SEC considered the New Jersey AG's opinion sufficiently weighty to make it the basis of the commission's decision in February to bless J&J's exclusion of the trust's mandatory arbitration proposal.
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Don't even bother with flimsy flatware — heavier forks and spoons, as well as more weighty bowls and plates, seem to positively influence our judgment of the quality and satisfaction of a meal.
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"We do like that feeling that, in [episodes] seven, eight, nine, 10, there's so much happening and so many weighty conclusions happening in them," they could all be the finale, Cantwell said.
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Historical fencing makes a genuine attempt at historical accuracy, with all the clunky, cumbersome plates of metal or weighty weaves of chainmail designed to protect one from the strikes of a scimitar.
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The package arrived toward the end of July, containing a weighty blue woolen garment: the jacket I'd earned in the fall of 1974, playing varsity field hockey at the University of Michigan.
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" The congresswoman adds, however, "To be very clear, I have not reached judgment on the President's actions, nor on the appropriate response, but I need the facts to make these weighty decisions.
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That includes everything from the weighty feel of tossing a ghost into a wall to the subtle animations as Luigi is spooked by a rat or confronted with a wall of spikes.
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Early books such as "A Good Man in Africa" and "An Ice-Cream War" seemed inspired by Evelyn Waugh; later works such as "Brazzaville Beach" and "Armadillo" deal with weighty contemporary themes.
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The book, available on Amazon, is a weighty tome, clocking in at 400 pages and containing the mutterings of, among others, Louis C.K., Chris Rock, Martha Stewart, Bill Gates and Buzz Aldrin.
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The sound design and animation go a long way to selling the Leviathan Axe, too, with a weighty thud when it hits and Kratos' yells of exertion as he heaves the weapon.
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In the trailer for Beautiful Boy, out October 12, David (Steve Carrell) and Nicolas Sheff (Timotheé Chalamet) sit across from each other at a diner and sling weighty sentences at each other.
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The pressure of remixing one of the most influential albums in history could be "humbling" for Martin, who had to contend with the weighty expectations of the several generations worth of fans.
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"After Willis (rubbed, used and moved) #005" (2017), a minimal array of seats taken from Chicago Transit Authority buses and arranged in a grid, was a discreet, weighty intervention in that show.
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Juncker had arrived hefting two weighty EU treaties — last year's 1,600-page CETA free-trade pact with Canada and the 2012 EU accession of the bloc's newest member, Croatia (population 4.2 million).
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While there's no shortage of weighty issues to occupy the two leaders during their first-ever meeting April 6-7, public attention has shifted more toward diplomatic etiquette — such as Trump's handshake.
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It's hard to give a weighty subject a light touch, but Foer finds a way to make this book about the meat industry — a subject as unpalatable as any — readable and entertaining.
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One of them was the idea put forward in a weighty and amply-footnoted book, "The Party Decides", that parties still exert a good deal of influence over who gets the nomination.
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Judging by polls, many Americans see the allegations against Mr. Trump as far more weighty than lying under oath about sex, although they remain divided sharply along party lines in their views.
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Still, Curto was confident that the profitability of the largest companies would keep things stable despite their weighty debt loads, adding that the drivers of equity markets are the large-cap companies.
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Both Kelly's Santa and blackface comments came in off-the-cuff remarks in what seemed planned as "light" segments about holidays and celebrations — the sort of things that aren't considered weighty news.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The newly appointed second-in-command at the U.S. Justice Department faced a weighty task just two weeks after taking office - writing the rationale for firing FBI Director James Comey.
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"To be sure, this is no ordinary case, but the weighty constitutional issues and political ramifications it presents militate in favor of caution and deliberation, not haste," McFadden said in his order.
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Since taking over the company in 1997, Angela has continued the family's vibrant legacy — introducing beachwear and updating the once-weighty zigzag knit with lighter Lurex yarns and gauzy constructions for evening.
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Anthony, meanwhile, couldn't defend the show's treatment of weighty subjects like suicide, but he was still delighted by the rapid-fire dialogue and The Politician's apparent determination to entertain at all costs.
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She hit all the right notes: cool, collected and poised when answering weighty policy questions and somewhat silly queries about the #MeToo movement dividing men and women, impassioned when defending DACA beneficiaries.
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The DOJ's Cyber-Digital Task Force report seems designed to serve as a weighty reference guide to any questions of what U.S. law enforcement is doing to combat a proliferation of cyberthreats.
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The evidence from the state is far from conclusive, but this is a weighty and much-watched experiment for health researchers, so it's worth diving into the details of the latest studies.
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The agency's exercise of discretion under various environmental statutes has weighty consequences, ranging from halting a development project to fining individuals as much as $75,000 per day for an alleged regulatory violation.
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Her memoir hews closely to the weighty question of having children, following Stein in the year after her abortion, drawing on her conversations with parents, children, her own mother, and herself. —A.
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To fulfill this weighty responsibility, past administrations, both Democratic and Republican, have jealously guarded a strict separation between the Justice Department and the White House when it comes to investigations and prosecutions.
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They have written on weighty topics like gender, race and identity, space exploration and 22017st-century concentration camps, but they have also written on Disney shows, bagels, running and Jon Stewart withdrawal.
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The wool is thick and decently weighty (but not heavy), the camel color true to online photos, and the tricky design details (oversized proportions, a rounded and elongated shape) are executed subtly.
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What started out as a sudsy, delicious series about affluent women Mean Girls–ing around the bluffs and into the public schools of Monterey, California, has slowly unspooled into a weighty, aching, drama.
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Done in oil and graphite on a Venetian plaster ground, these dark, mesmerizing paintings are objects as much as they are images, with a density of pigment that is simultaneously weighty and vaporous.
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He says the party is fully behind House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who has vowed House Democrats aren't afraid to use the nation's courts to try to compel speedy rulings on weighty constitutional matters.
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" The ruling is also a setback for the US Justice Department, which had asked last week to temporarily block the subpoena, to allow time for "appropriate briefing of the weighty constitutional issues involved.
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The stellar, nearly all-black cast (particularly Stanfield and a luminous Thompson) deliver performances that are somehow weighty amid the madness, and most of the movie is paced almost like a music video.
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His meal with Bourdain offered a brief break from an emotionally and politically weighty schedule that began with the announcement that the U.S would lift a decades-old lethal arms embargo on Vietnam.
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In the immediate term, the tweets reinforce the argument of those challenging the ban in federal court that the national-security justification is vanishingly thin, whereas evidence of unconstitutional motive is intolerably weighty.
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Brower said the fact this is a more complicated foreign trip -- relations with Saudi Arabia and Israel are weighty -- also adds to the pressure of Trump's first tentative steps onto the world stage.
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What we saw instead last night was members of Congress opting to send weighty press releases stating their policy preferences instead of doing their jobs and voting on whether to authorize military actions.
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Clinton last month at a donor event in Miami Beach, said many of the individual conversations before and after she speaks at the gatherings are centered more on grandchildren than weighty policy matters.
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Photos of the North Korean leader climbing the mountain on horseback is "a great event of weighty importance in the history of the Korean revolution," according to KCNA, the North Korean state media.
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"The court lacks even the pretense of attempting to situate breath searches within the narrow and weighty law enforcement needs that have historically justified the limited use of warrantless searches," Justice Sotomayor wrote.
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Chief O'Neill's decisions on a variety of weighty matters, like the internal discipline of officers, police reform measures and mistrust in minority communities, will offer the ultimate measure of his style as commissioner.
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Sonically, Sirens is cast from a similar mold as the weighty abstractions of the EPs that his project King Midas Sound made with ambient experimentalist Fennesz, but the mood is noticeably more intense.
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Chosen by 20 anonymous international experts appointed by the weighty London-based magazine, the ArtReview Power 100 gives the outside world an inside track on the latest trends of the contemporary art world.
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But year after year, with plaster or concrete or resin, she has stuck to her impressions of interior spaces and household objects, resulting in weighty, silent sculptures evoking absent bodies and past lives.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — For those wondering if the latest disclosures from the Trump legal file are finally weighty enough to cause top congressional Republicans to break from the president, the answer is no.
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They have written on weighty topics like gender, race and identity, space exploration and 21st-century concentration camps, but they have also written on Beyoncé, Disney shows, bagels, running and Jon Stewart withdrawal.
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The stars of these episodes may not be quite as tall as most of the guests we have on "The Daily," but the issues they're thinking through are just as big and weighty.
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Time to monetize some ZsIf the future of capitalism is too weighty a topic for you this early in the year, perhaps you&aposd prefer the comfort of a cozy business like mattresses.
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White House officials have grown wise to reporters' queries about their boss' viewing habits, wary of the inevitable stories that ascribe one weighty decision or another to the mighty influence of Fox News.
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"The introduction of precision medicine, a screening program and a weighty research boost has no doubt played an important role in reducing the number of women who die from the disease," she said.
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Moss tries to write a kind of poetry that his American juniors rarely attempt: the first-person record of wisdom, jocular or weighty, gained in a moment or a lifetime, unguarded, openhearted, profuse.
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You could think so, in ways encouraged by the disquieting presence of Serra's "prop" sculptures, weighty metal elements that leaned together, mutually supported by only gravity: not actually precarious but sure seeming so.
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If the court declines to rule on the case's merits, it allows the justices to sidestep a weighty decision, one the Supreme Court has repeatedly passed on since the District of Columbia v.
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The fate of the elephants is not known, but the building, whose floors had been reinforced to carry the animals' heft, has found a new purpose as the home of another weighty cargo.
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Here's a weighty fact: In 2007, the Congressional Budget Office published long-term projections of potential G.D.P. that assumed the United States would grow around 2.7 percent a year for the ensuing decade.
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On Chinese social media, concern about May's visit focused on less weighty issues - like whether her exposed legs were warm enough after a photograph of her with husband Phillip inside Beijing's Forbidden City.
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"Having considered the weighty interests at stake in this case, we conclude that the subpoena issued by the committee to Mazars is valid and enforceable," Judge David S. Tatel wrote for the majority.
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The less weighty one, according to reports in the newspaper Haaretz and other outlets, concerns favors for Mr. Netanyahu, and possibly for members of his family, given by Israeli and foreign business executives.
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"Here, the court lacks even the pretense of attempting to situate breath searches within the narrow and weighty law enforcement needs that have historically justified the limited use of warrantless searches," Sotomayor said.
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The fact that the two encounter another ship, empty except for dogs (animals that hold weighty significance for Monte, as we learn throughout the film), moments before making their final decision, is no coincidence.
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For three days, his Holiness moderated sessions on weighty metaphysical topics such as the criteria for valid reasoning, the fundamental constituents of the universe, origins of life and the subjective experience of the mind.
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" Not everything is so weighty; Armantrout gets in some good ribbing of everyday foibles: She notes wryly that "Humans / photo-bomb the planet" and that "There's a lot going on in / 'the' / zombie apocalypse.
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The book made accusations so weighty that Cambridge University Press, Professor Dawisha's longtime publisher, refused to publish it for fear of being sued by Mr. Putin or his allies under Britain's restrictive libel laws.
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It was larded with references and details that seemed weighty with significance, from the Holocaust to the Red Army Faction to the way one character scolds a doctor about treating women as delusional hysterics.
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Then, I gently massage my head, feeling the fine-grain salt crystals sloughing away the weighty grime in my roots, which somehow accumulated in day-two hair — but hey, that's sweaty summer for you.
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We know how that ended: the show closely followed the comics, as it does with most of its weighty choices, by killing off Glenn in brutal fashion, alongside the more inconsequential murder of Abraham.
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Rockefeller established several international and philanthropic associations: the Americas Society, the weighty Trilateral Commission to promote cooperation between North America, Europe and Japan, and the New York City Partnership to help the city's poor.
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Westworld isn't entirely immune to that tendency — Jeffrey Wright and Anthony Hopkins, who play the park's key technical minds, both get to deliver expository monologues about weighty topics like the course of human evolution.
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For all the criticisms levied against the device, the most weighty has been the fact that there isn't even a vague reason to consider buying the speaker unless you are an Apple Music subscriber.
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There is also a play between the weighty mass of the car rear and the "containers" of space formed by the storm doors and bed frame, and inside the seating area of the car.
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The Yugoslav tribunal's findings demonstrate that genocide is a weighty legal term connoting a certain crime -- an effort not only to kill, torture, enslave or otherwise brutalize a population, but to eliminate it altogether.
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The weighty tradition of locking small padlocks to the sides of Paris bridges as a symbol of eternal love became so trendy in the past few years that some crossings were covered with them.
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At 7.5 millimeters, it's not much thicker than a lot of the competition, but a blocky design and a weighty metal build give the handset an added sense of bulk that's hard to shake.
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I'm not trying to displace blame here and I'm fully responsible for my own actions, but man, something about how large and weighty the 6S Plus is just makes it so easy to drop.
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Membership on the board of the United States Holocaust Memorial Council carries with it a weighty responsibility of honoring the memory of the victims of the Holocaust and speaking out against modern-day genocides.
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THE Republican nominee for president may be all blather and bombast, but the party's leadership in the House of Representatives is trying to make up for that by producing lots of weighty policy proposals.
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Among the many weighty issues facing lawmakers are a few I consider to be the most significant to the health and wellbeing of millions of elderly Americans: How will we treat our aging population?
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"Having considered the weighty interests at stake in this case, we conclude that the subpoena issued by the Committee to Mazars is valid and enforceable," Circuit Judge David Tatel wrote in the majority decision.
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Nothing nearly so weighty is involved here, but the show's best sequences capture the awkward theatricality of certain moments in adult life, when you are bleakly aware of how much you are performing yourself.
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"I am resolved to prevent what should be serious consideration of a weighty lifetime appointment from turning into an election-year political circus, as many on the left seem to want," Mr. Hatch said.
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That's the exact mark in which "Provider," one of a few lovely loosies that Frank Ocean released in 2017, goes from Good to Great—from a nice melody to something more weighty and transcendent.
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But we have time for less weighty topics, too, including a discussion of the run of comics Ridley, a lifelong comic book fan, would most want to turn into a movie or TV show.
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Once he steps foot outside his familial abode, though, he's still "the guy from Cannibal Corpse," which has become a weighty (and often loaded) responsibility as the band's career stretches into its third decade.
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"Viper," one of the record's most immediately engaging moments (premiering here), uses a jackhammer of a kick drum and some glitched vocals to explicitly draws on those hardcore connections in a weighty, unsettled way.
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Rouzan, the only eyewitness, had a choice: She could stay silent, forgoing justice for her aunt's killing and following the social expectation for a young woman to leave weighty legal matters to the men.
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It's also pointedly Edenic, capturing a paradise that will inevitably be lost — but how pregnant with weighty joy and fullness the paradise is in the meantime; the inevitable loss seems only to heighten this.
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Inexperienced climbers have been dropping weighty spare oxygen cylinders in order to ease their route to the top taking only enough oxygen to manage the trip to the summit and back, causing major issues.
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The Booker's judges cited Ms. Burns's use of dark humor to explore weighty themes like the perils of tribalism, state-sponsored terrorism, social division and the ways that sexual and political oppression often overlap.
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The academy has made it a priority to include more women in its membership, but it is still dominated by older men who've spent decades telling us what narratives are considered weighty and worthy.
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WTO adjudicators are facing weighty decisions on the U.S.-China tariff tussle, on metal duties imposed by Trump since 2018 and on conflicts between Japan and South Korea and between Qatar and its neighbors.
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That could come at a great cost for the country, which, despite periods of such intense and bitter division, has always treated presidential impeachments as a collective and weighty decision for the entire House.
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The company describes it as "weighty" and "substantial," which might be nice for a guy's face … but as a woman shaving with upward strokes in a slippery shower, the heavy handle worked against me.
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The filing is the latest volley in a historic back-and-forth that could ultimately determine whether the public ever sees Trump's detailed finances and settle weighty questions about the Constitution's separation of powers.
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It feels top-heavy: a tiny community of oversize houses, many of them weighty with history, including the Martin Van Buren National Historic Site, the Benedict Arnold House and the General John Burgoyne House.
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They have written on weighty topics like gender, race and identity, space exploration and 22019st-century concentration camps, but they have also written on power napping, junk food, Beyoncé, Disney shows, running and bagels.
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We're also on the cusp of at least one major technological shift — the transition to 22019G networks — that has consequences for the entire tech industry, adding to the weight of what's already pretty weighty show.
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All of which led Colbert to coyly ask Reeves what he thought happened when we die — a ludicrously weighty question for the average talk-show exchange, but a perfect one for the bodhisattva of showbiz.
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With weighty issues such as national security and gun control dominating much of the verbal volleyball in the battle for the White House, it's no wonder the money matters on Americans' minds are getting sidelined.
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But when I first saw the purple and gold hardcover of J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, spangled with stars and looking weighty and solemn and magical, I couldn't resist picking it up.
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Unsurprisingly, this new show also has a weighty pedigree behind it: According to Deadline, Split director and infamous twist-maker M. Night Shyamalan has a new series coming to Apple, and I. Am. Here. For.
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They are one of the two richest soccer teams in the world and can afford to put out a team worth hundreds of millions annually, but it's still a weighty sum nipping at their budget.
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We have an ancient wooden Chinese checkers board and a vintage Rummikub set made in Israel that I cherish very much, but not enough to warrant bringing back with me because these guys are weighty.
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Image via Youtube The record doesn't see a full release until March 18, but we already know that Iggy Pop's new Josh Homme-produced LP, Post Pop Depression, is bound up with some weighty emotions.
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But in dealing with such weighty and dark themes, the book suffers from an inconsistency in tone—jarring transitions, from virtuosity and snark to heavy handedness and moralizing, make Roy sound unconvincing as a narrator.
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Since coming into his own as a podcaster, Holmes has created a space where comedians, physicists, spiritual gurus, and musicians can open up about weighty, metaphysical concepts and reveal insights into who they fundamentally are.
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From such is-it-art oddities it was only a short step to the next new interesting thing, Conceptualism, which, at its most reductive, consisted of weighty ideas typed out on thin sheets of paper.
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Where Saudi Aramco lists also carries weighty regulatory implications for the company, as listing on a U.S. or European exchange comes with financial disclosure requirements, as well as Western-style corporate governance and transparency expectations.
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Depending on the era, that might have meant using weighty gay travel guides like Spartacus, scouring the web, or simply using one's "gaydar" to find places to meet other gay and queer men and women.
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The lush guitar harmonies are the star attraction here, floating imperiously above the weighty half-organic rhythm section, but there are precious few weak links overall—the album is remarkably cohesive given its fragmented birth.
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Before Thursday, Americans could have held some hope that the country's traditional sports leagues would, in the coming weeks, supply moments of needed respite and emotional escape from the weighty concerns of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Churning with gun violence, racism, prejudice and religious conflict, four of the five live-action short films nominated for Oscars this year feel so weighty that the lone comedy comes as something of a relief.
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But within this hyperbolic, cartoonish backdrop, the show also layers in an atonally weighty mythology of Holocaust survival — and if you're unsure whether these are things that play well against each other, you're not alone.
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By the time Mr. Bloomberg left office after 12 years, the issue of income inequality had become weighty enough to help pave the way for the election of Mr. de Blasio, Mr. Bloomberg's ideological opposite.
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In its blog post, Microsoft adds that the Artemis tool is "by no means a panacea" but is a first step toward detecting online grooming of children by sexual predators, which it terms "weighty" problems.
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President Trump met behind closed doors for more than two hours Monday with Vladimir Putin, as the two leaders tackled weighty issues amid political pressure back home for Trump to get tough with the Russian president.
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But so much of the fun comes from the tiles themselves, which are beautiful little hunks of plastic that feel nice and smooth and weighty in your hand, even if they're just mass-produced game tokens.
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The mostly party-line vote threatened to undermine public confidence in the proceedings, making it easier for voters to dismiss it as yet another skirmish in an endless partisan war, rather than a weighty constitutional process.
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It sounds like weighty stuff — and it occasionally is, in the moments when Gethard steps to the back of the stage and the lights turn blue as he emotionally monologues about a pivotal moment or realization.
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His tempo in the first movement was reined in just enough to allow him to draw out curiously crisscrossing inner voices; tart (almost rude) harmonic intrusions; and hints of weighty darkness, especially in the development section.
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The weighty, intense Disasterpeace score underlines the film's sense of dread, but mostly, Mitchell gets a long series of unsettling moments out of simply having someone in the background of a shot moving toward the foreground.
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In 1534, though, it was Joachimsthal, the largest city in Bohemia apart from Prague and home to the almighty thaler—a weighty silver coin that became the de facto currency of Europe and the New World.
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In the 2000s, Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight films dealt with weighty themes about civil rights, the war on terror, and class conflict, while this year's Marvel Studios movie Black Panther directly addressed global racism and imperialism.
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There's a sad vanity to Elvis as interpreted by Shannon, a sense that the role of Elvis that Elvis himself played was so weighty and all-encompassing that he couldn't help but be lost by it.
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It consists of five weighty tracks (only one is shorter than seven minutes) each of which drone and repeat in the mystic way you might expect had you plumbed the inky pits of their past releases.
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The MHEV technology allows the weighty SUV to jump from 2370 to 249 miles per hour in just 2900 seconds and keep it going all the way to a top speed of 280 miles per hour.
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But Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale opened with a perfectly stark, taut hour, adapting Margaret Atwood's disturbing novel with heart-stopping tension and an elasticity that kept it from feeling too burdened by its weighty source material.
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It's a vanishingly rare pleasure, given the commercial constraints of modern publishing, to handle 600 smoothly weighty pages in which the printed text winds its way seamlessly among more than 200 glorious, often full-color illustrations.
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Thompson and O'Sullivan bring sensitivity and an observant touch to the weighty proceedings: There's no overwrought hand-wringing when Bridget decides to get an abortion, simply an assurance that she is in control of her life.
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The actor Sunil Malhotra capably voices the book's nitty-grittier sections, but it is Khan's weighty and lightly sorrowful timbre — and his lived perspective as a Pakistani immigrant — that bookend the work and color each sentence.
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And it comes on the heels of a weighty DOJ IG report that detailed the animosity expressed for then-candidate Donald Trump by Peter Strzok, one of the senior agents that helped launch the Russia probe.
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The finale, however, couldn't have been much better in bringing the show to a satisfying end, pondering the weighty issues that death -- and what might come after it -- have always presented with charm, humor and grace.
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Weighty mid-calf Army gumboots similar to ones that also turned up at Ferragamo, Dolce & Gabbana and Prada were amped up with supersize lug soles that gave the models the appearance of giants, another battle trick.
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In Zoe Kazan's "After the Blast" — the slender play of weighty subjects that opened Monday night at Lincoln Center Theater — an android called Arthur hijacks the spotlight from the moment he first toddles across the stage.
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Not all of his fare is so weighty; Mr. Dud's most popular interview, with more than 24 million views, involved a long discussion about penises with a young woman who is an Instagram celebrity in Russia.
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Classic Hollywood glitz and glamour is one thing; out-there hair and makeup is another, and with so many meaningful cultural shifts and weighty topics to focus on this year, playing it safe has never been... safer.
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Mr Mueller has borne weighty burdens before: he took office as FBI director under George W. Bush one week before the terrorist attacks of September 2001 and, over 12 years, earned respect from Republicans and Democrats alike.
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The creators behind grimdark superhero narratives sell their stories as being more weighty or impressive than lighter films like Ant-Man and the Wasp because they're more realistic — which is to say, more violent and more depressing.
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Lesson learned: For all the weighty and clever thought you put into a name search, a word that barely exists to most of the world can end up as one of the most valuable words of all.
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"There should be weighty arguments to move to a 50 basis-point step," Zabotkin said in an interview with Bloomberg, adding that there have been no surprises on the data front that would justify such a move.
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They're all made from AG's tried-and-true slub fabric (a non-sheer, nice-and-weighty textile that's as comfortale as it is flattering), and range from under-$50 for the tank to $69 for the maxi.
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Judging by Pai's public comments, this scaling back, which has been long-anticipated by telecom policy watchers, appears aimed not at eliminating net neutrality protections but instead reducing the weighty regulatory baggage of the prior commission's scheme.
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Puzzle rings are designed to be stacked, paying homage to Rogers's habit of layering weighty necklaces and cuff bracelets, which according to family lore helped to control a tremor that was the result of childhood rheumatic fever.
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Several times, when someone in this building or on the giant television says something weighty about Cruz or America, a person from the crowd shouts "Amen," like he or she can't help it—like it's happening involuntarily.
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Most fundamentally, even though the extraordinary significance of the outcome seems to call out for an equally weighty explanation, it appears in the end to have turned at least as much on trivial matters as profound ones.
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"Junk" — the sprawling, weighty drama by Ayad Akhtar exploring the underhanded world of junk bonds and Wall Street in the 1980s — is this year's winner of the Edward M. Kennedy Prize for Drama Inspired by American History.
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But voting, the most symbolically weighty act any elected official can take, has been another matter, even if the idea of hundreds of House members and 100 senators gathering on crowded chamber floors is an epidemiological nightmare.
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Any answer that does not take seriously that for faithful Catholics, the doctrine being debated is a matter of weighty metaphysical truth, not just politics or optics, fails to appreciate the gravity of the question being asked.
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Its subject matter encompasses many of the most controversial and weighty matters facing contemporary society, including aid in dying or assisted suicide, human cloning, abortion, artificial reproduction, genetic engineering, organ transplantation, medical marijuana and health care rationing.
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"Voting is a hard-won right, a weighty responsibility and an incredible privilege that we too often take for granted here in the U.S.," Chip Bergh, president and CEO of Levi, wrote in an op-ed in September.
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Step by careful step, he explains the major themes that will run through his keynote speech, and at first, they seem less weighty than they should, considering they represent the near-future of the world's largest internet business.
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Up until then, the Israeli-born, Texas-raised cook says his "only reference point for panettone were those spongy, gross things" — the weighty, mass-produced, everlasting hulks most of us here in the States are accustomed to regifting.
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In fact, it is worth noting that many Democrats who supported net neutrality and the Open Internet Order receive large sums of money from edge providers like Google and Facebook, which hold similar views and similarly weighty coffers.
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The Trump White House is far too chaotic, riven by infighting and buffeted by the impulses of the president, to have clear doctrines about democracy promotion, or many other weighty questions of geopolitics, says a senior administration official.
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But it is a reminder of how self-driving cars will make journeys of the future a little more safe, taking some rather weighty responsibilities—like peering into the dark to make out obstacles—out of human hands.
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If this is how Kanye is at home, over low-priority first-aid items and Instagram photos, how can we be surprised over how stubborn and careless he is about weighty topics like politics and the 13th amendment?
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - When Sloane Stephens and Madison Keys walked onto Arthur Ashe Stadium on Saturday for their U.S. Open final they passed by a small but weighty notice stamped on the court: 'Arthur Ashe Stadium 20 Years'.
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While many of the works are weighty, they're far from ungraspable, providing a wonderful entry point for new museumgoers and a refreshing take on the possibilities of a contemporary art exhibition, for even the most entrenched of viewers.
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It's a thought I have often—that adulthood sucks, not because we all have so many more responsibilities and weighty, worldly concerns, but because there is a loss of hope that comes along with the accumulation of years.
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Like many headphone manufacturers, the company embeds much of the electronics in the buds themselves, resulting in weighty pieces of hardware that have trouble staying put while I go for a run — or even just a brisk walk.
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It would be one thing if the film fully embraced the danger inherent to that problem, acknowledging the weighty responsibility that comes with mystical power, and exploring how difficult it would be for anyone to follow the rules.
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Given the U.K. economy's weighty dependence on financial services, the question of the country's ability to hold onto these rights once it has left the trading bloc has been flagged as a key discussion topic for exit negotiations.
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These are just a few of the words that we've heard used to describe the 2016 election, plus several synonyms that we just looked up in a thesaurus to make the list look even longer and more weighty.
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And when it comes to the weighty decision to transfer American weapons beyond our shores, our president has shown that the balance of power between the executive and legislative branches has come to list dangerously to one side.
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Melissa Wong, one of 229 roommates in an Oakland home, faced a weighty decision when the house collectively decided to require residents to either socially distance themselves from significant others or stay with their partners during the outbreak.
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Mr. Klein is one of the four men — the others are Mr. Cuomo; Carl E. Heastie, the Assembly speaker; and John J. Flanagan, the Senate majority leader — who finalize the budget and other weighty issues behind closed doors.
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But until last fall he had yet to encounter a pupil like Steve Cash, nor had he been charged with a mission quite so weighty: how to make the best sled hockey goalie in the world even better.
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Halep's form has understandably dipped since she won the French Open last year to lift the weighty millstone of several Grand Slam final failures and she said her intention in 2019 was to mentally ease off the throttle.
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It raises a handful of the grand questions that Malick always wants you wondering in his intellectually weighty flicks, such as: are they meant to be playing an ambient track in a club where they're dancing like that?
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Here are the top moments of Monday's closing arguments: Throughout the trial, the House managers buttressed their arguments with weighty, high-minded references to the Constitution, the founding fathers, and a slew of other historical and political icons.
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No thought appeared too big or too small to escape documentation and discussion over a fundamentally insecure communication channel invented more than 50 years ago, and meant for subjects far less weighty than a campaign for the presidency.
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Few public servants have found themselves with a choice as weighty as yours, between following their conscience and obeying a leader trying to evade scrutiny — Elliot Richardson and William Ruckelshaus, who behaved nobly in Watergate, come to mind.
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Shoshana Zuboff, a professor of social psychology at Harvard Business School, has been using the term "surveillance capitalism" to describe the economic model of Big Tech since at least 2014, around five years before publishing this weighty tome.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A mother fleeing her violent husband, a serial killer who preys on women and famine in 1930s Ukraine are among the weighty social and political themes explored in films showcased at this year's Berlin Film Festival.
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But the question of who will replace Cummings will soon become a weighty debate — and potentially, an intraparty clash — within the caucus over who will become one of the most public-facing figures of the Democrats' impeachment probe.
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The building supply company 84 Lumber wanted to air a poignant, weighty commercial depicting a Mexican mother and daughter making their way through the desert toward the United States, only to be stopped by a giant border wall.
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Critics rightly received it as a weighty work of art, and it became the kind of prestige film that gets talked about during awards season, especially in the lead-up to the Oscar nominations coming on Jan. 23.
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There's a political point to all this whimsy—by elevating girly imagery to the realm of "serious" painting, von Hellermann pokes fun at the macho conventions of a tradition composed largely of men pairing technical virtuosity with weighty subjects.
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Chris Kelly and Sarah Schneider, both former Saturday Night Live writers, are using The Other Two to tackle some weighty topics, including fractured families, the soul-crushing nature of fame, and the complete economic decimation of the millennial generation.
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Time moves on: Though he sees Silicon Valley as a weighty and immovable object at the moment, Weiner says that, throughout history, creative hubs like Athens and Florence have led the world — before withering away after about a century.
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It's always inspiring when personal style is used as a tool to address weighty, timely issues, whether's on the red carpet at the Oscars, at a Women's March, or, in this case, in a corsage-laden prom group shot.
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Its single-player campaign hews strongly to the template set out by original developer Epic Games in 2006: it's still a cover-based shooter where every action feels weighty and teammates yell things like "REVIVE ME" when they're hurt.
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The list of targets include trivial and weighty subjects alike, the latter including Trump's tax returns, the Russia investigation, the migrant family separation policy, the travel ban, and whether Trump is using the presidency to enrich his personal businesses.
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I tried a selection from its Cool Supima line and was rewarded with a comfortable sleep experience: The cotton sheets are cool and crisp, the duvet cover is weighty and well-designed, and the pillow is soft yet supportive.
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He certainly drew out the music's character: the curious mix of Wagnerian surging and symphonic rigor in the Allegro; the weighty, pummeling energy of the Scherzo; the throbbing, melting expressivity of the Adagio; the architectonic grandeur of the finale.
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Zimbabwe's military just ousted Robert Mugabe Sean Hannity has become the media's top conspiracy theorist Netflix's Mudbound is a weighty, unmissable film about people, their land, and their history Puerto Rico is starting to take solar power more seriously
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"The constitutional provisions of 39 states — all but invalidated today — the weighty interests they protect, and the history they draw on deserve more than this judicial brush aside," Justice Sotomayor wrote, adding that the decision may have unintended consequences.
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In his majority opinion, Judge David Tatel wrote that after considering "the weighty issues at stake in this case", he and his colleague, Judge Patricia Millett, found the subpoena from the House oversight committee to be "valid and enforceable".
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"Having considered the weighty interests at stake in this case, we conclude that the subpoena issued by the committee to Mazars is valid and enforceable," Judge David S. Tatel, wrote for the majority, joined by Judge Patricia A. Millett.
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New York City, where a weighty portion of the economy is driven by immigrants, is already starting to feel the effect of Mr. Trump's election, as residents in Latino neighborhoods facing an uncertain future have cut back their spending.
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The Knicks, conversely, have long operated in a presumptive straitjacket, under the weighty adage that rebuilding in New York was impossible or at least unadvisable, given the astronomical ticket prices they charge and the impatient fans those prices create.
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Mike Terwilliger, portfolio manager of Resource Liquid Alternatives for the Resource Credit Income Fund, said nearly every news event seems to register on the market's Richter scale, though investors have been dealing with some relatively weighty challenges this year.
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Surrounded by Animoss's dusty-yet-lush sample flipping, Ka adopts a nimble but weighty tone, as if he's not reading bars from a notes app but from some ancient scroll, imbuing each invocation of mythical beasts with grave importance.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Just months after a stunning election victory, Malaysia's prime minister has had to step in to mollify the country's majority Malay Muslims in recent weeks, underlining a weighty challenge confronting his multi-ethnic, reformist coalition: race.
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Explicitly tackling Big Themes—religion, technology, morality, and the nature of human (and inhuman) violence among them—while casting a captivating aura, Westworld impressively balances its weighty philosophical bearings with a heady and entertaining swirl of romance, murder, and mystery.
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Alsup agrees with the scientific findings that fossil fuel burning has spiked global temperatures and accelerated sea level rise, but when he threw out the suit, he decided that a U.S. court alone cannot solve such a weighty, global problem.
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The original Charmed had its share of dark, weighty storylines throughout the years — but it was also campy, and more interested in landing an emotional moment or making you laugh than it was in scaring the crap out of you.
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Above all, the characters are impeccably cast, the visuals are stunning, and it punches far above its weight when it comes to exploring weighty issues, such as the inequalities in wealth and race in ways that proved highly relevant in 2016.
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His protest songs brought him to fame—he performed during the March on Washington in 1963, where Martin Luther King delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech—but he was not the first popular musician to dabble with more weighty topics.
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And while some fans and creators insist that the genre can handle serious, weighty material, the truth is that superhero stories which acknowledge the conceit's central improbability are often more sophisticated, and more thoughtful, than their more somber, dark-cowled brethren.
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The two leaders also spoke of more weighty matters at the news conference, with Obama hailing an agreement on cutting methane emissions and joint efforts to combat ISIS as evidence of a renewed partnership between the two North American neighbors.
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By drawing the wheedling synth line to the front of the mix, adding a weighty bassline, and simplifying the original's skittering production, he's managed to make the track hit even harder, without lessening the impact of Romy Madley-Croft's dazed vocal.
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Sometimes it's because the dream is violent, sometimes it's because the dream is thematically weighty, in one instance it was because the dream contained spoilers for X-Men Apocalypse — but most of the time it's because the dream is sexual.
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The goal is to allow for longer, more detailed lines of questioning better suited to such a complicated and weighty subject than the typical five-minute bursts from lawmakers that make for pithy television sound bites, but yield less substantive responses.
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The President and first lady are visiting the French capital for a ceremony commemorating 100 years since the end of World War I, a weighty moment for the world to remember the conflict that did not wind up ending all wars.
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It's a weighty question an eight-member Supreme Court tried to tackle on Tuesday in hearing an appeal from an Alabama man who's been on death row for more than 28503 years for fatally shooting a police officer in 22019.
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It's all served with a light touch that recalls shows like "Columbo" and "Monk," and although Agatha has a back story, it's not so weighty that you feel as if you have to lug it from one episode to the next.
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It almost feels like cheating to send a classic pop song and one of your own biggest hits on a collision course, but few remixes have ever felt this weighty—like a monolith slammed down in the middle of the dancefloor.
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On top of that, the fact that third-party campaign messages, by definition, can't really be based around emphasizing the weighty moral stakes of the campaign or the profound civic obligation to play a constructive role in shaping the outcome.
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"This weighty decision has been made out of an absolute abundance of caution for Louisiana's voters, voting officials and the general public as a whole, and there were many factors that led us to arrive to this conclusion," Ardoin said.
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BRASILIA, July 4 (Reuters) - Brazil's real strengthened on Thursday as investors pushed the dollar below 3.80 reais for the first time in 3-1/2 months, on growing optimism Congress will soon approve a comprehensive and weighty pension reform bill.
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It is rooted in a Cold War plot that fanned a conspiracy theory about the origins of AIDS, earning a rebuke from the Reagan administration, and now serves as a lesson about Russian disinformation and the subversion of weighty issues worldwide.
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The United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, one of the most conservative federal appeals courts, had viewed the inmate's claim of religious discrimination as sufficiently weighty that it uncharacteristically granted a stay of execution to hear further arguments.
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He had never held a tenured professorship or boasted an appellate practice, much less a judgeship, that required him to think deeply about weighty constitutional issues; he specialized in the comparably mundane and technical field of campaign finance and election law.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (Reuters) - Like many Iowans, Peggy Magner is still grappling with a weighty choice as the state's first-in-the-nation nominating contest fast approaches: which Democratic candidate is best equipped to defeat Republican President Donald Trump in November.
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Prime Minister David Cameron resigned, leaving his successor, Theresa May, with the weighty task of negotiating Britain's departure from the union, a process that is just beginning to unfold, creating uncertainty in one of the world's largest economies and beyond.
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The evening opened with young George Li's crisp account of the exuberant First Concerto; Alexander Toradze brought weighty virtuosity to the daunting Second; and the amazing Daniil Trifonov won a predictably huge ovation for his dazzling account of the popular Third.
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"Having considered the weighty interests at stake in this case, we conclude that the subpoena issued by the committee to Mazars is valid and enforceable," Judge David S. Tatel, who was appointed by President Bill Clinton, wrote for the majority.
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The Senate's impeachment trial of President Donald Trump is stuck in limbo, but the looming verdict will likely be the most consequential vote senators take before next year's elections — and a weighty position for challengers seeking to join the chamber.
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It's also a testament to a weighty campaign infrastructure, with more than 50 staff members and robust organization already built in early presidential primary states, all of which was set up earlier than the rest of the Democratic presidential field.
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Both are enticing names; Broadbent "has the aura and aesthetic to follow the impressive Smith and Menzies," Watt notes, while Oldman's turn as Winston Churchill in "The Darkest Hour" demonstrated how unfazed he is in taking on a weighty historical role.
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Armor-piercing rounds generally either have a hard metal bullet made of a material like steel that's covered in a softer metal like copper, to better penetrate the target, or have a weighty hard metal jacket surrounding a soft lead bullet.
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Our fivesome theoretically has the knowledge that Chidi can improve and how to achieve that effect — but its members also carry this huge and weighty secret that, should Chidi ever find out about it, would send him into some weird spiral.
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Located in what was once a high school and later an arts school that has been converted into artist workshops, his studio is a chaotic maze of kitschy toys, cutouts of main figures in graphic stories and shelves of weighty books.
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Even at the time, some of us found it hardly credible that a decision as weighty as who should be president was being decided on the basis of something as trivial as which email address the secretary of state used.
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Wildfires have again surged in Europe this year, so parts of Europe are dealing with weighty questions of whether they should rebuild in fire-prone regions or start to retreat as the risk of massive blazes next to densely populated areas grows.
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" More than 3,000 potential allies are expected to take up those weighty questions during a three-day series of panel discussions, film screenings, and workshop sessions with titles like "Building Independent Political Power" and "Ending Voter Suppression, Mass Incarceration, Deportations and Gender Inequality.
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They didn't specify why, exactly, they went fully Old Testament for their fourth child, but even those of us who only pick up a Bible when we're looking for the remote control at a Hampton Inn can recognize that it's a weighty name.
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The Fox comedy returned this week with the first part of a two-part premiere, throwing Andy Samberg's happy-go-lucky Jake and Stephanie Beatriz's surly Rosa into prison for a crime they didn't commit and adding some weighty, higher-than-usual stakes.
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The display is easy to readControls are about as simple as they could beLid is snug with a comfortable handleThe liner is fairly weighty by itself, but it has its own handles and that makes the differenceIt couldn't be easier to clean, either.
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In that light, Obama's choice to visit both the United Kingdom and Germany reflects an effort to support Europe and its unity -- perhaps a much more weighty mission than the official agenda of discussions on ISIS, counterterrorism, trade and other challenges, analysts said.
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Those award-winning series keep countless plates spinning in the air at once — from murderous international drug dealers and sweeping musical numbers to healthy doses of magical realism all around — while also dealing with weighty topics like grief, mental illness, and abortion.
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But given this (gen-1) VR experience requires wearing a weighty headset over your eyes while walking in a small space tethered to a cable that easily tangles with your feet it's hardly surprising to come away feeling more fettered than liberated.
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That's also perhaps why the final moments of the season, in which we see some of the characters depart for places unknown — and receive a huge hint that one character is now in Siberia — don't feel as weighty as they otherwise might.
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As Facebook dealt with the fallout from the Cambridge Analytica scandal, coupled with a host of other weighty issues — Russian election interference, fake news, and harassment — there was an underlying question on the minds of many in the tech community: What about Instagram?
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Critics say because the Today host dedicated so much time to the scandal, he was forced to rush through weighty policy topics – for example, Lauer later told Clinton to be "brief" in answering a question on ISIS because time was running short.
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While Baduizm isn't so weighty (no art quite matches Dash's intensity), Badu—the sage in a head wrap who spoke in Five Percenter language and referred to herself as a god—could have well been a soothsaying descendant of the Peazant women.
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Super-intelligent on court, with a mind as fast as her backhand is weighty, the 17-year-old American took to the court as the first tennis player, male or female, born in the 2000s to reach a Grand Slam quarter-final.
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He has long traveled to the annual Switzerland gathering, schmoozing with the world's elite and debating weighty global and economic issues as a senator and, as secretary of state, representing the popular voice of the United States in a world gone awry.
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More broadly, investors this week will be eyeing the meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and President Donald Trump on April 6 where the two leaders will have no shortage of weighty issues to discuss — including trade and North Korea among others.
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Over the past half decade, the Dublin-based songwriter has churned out complicated documents of emotional turmoil, slow and dark songs with an undertow of loss—the sort of tracks that are weighty enough to pull you under the surface of the water.
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Its agenda includes an unusually weighty topic: the discussion (and inevitable approval) of a plan for the country's economic development in the next five years—the Communist Party's recipe, in effect, for ensuring that the world's second-largest economy does not stall.
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Blige covers race, police brutality, and identity in America during her impromptu singsong: weighty and worthy topics, to be sure, but the effect is mightily awkward, primarily because it's an interview setup and Blige is just a few feet away from the Clinton.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The world's biggest celebration of the performing arts begins on Friday in Edinburgh, with its most international line-up yet grappling with issues every bit as weighty as those that set the tone for the city's first festival in 1947.
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The presidents and their spouses hopped on a helicopter bound for Mount Vernon, Washington's historic riverside home, for a private dinner one night before the leaders sit down for talks on a weighty agenda including security, trade and the Iran nuclear deal.
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The movie's visual style, narrative ellipses and weighty subject make it ready-made for the art house even if its mystical flourishes — an otherworldly claw, an undead bride — are the sort of woo-woo pleasures more often scared up in genre stories.
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But the retirement of Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy gives Trump the chance to shape the highest court in his image for a generation and will reinforce the weighty legacy he is constructing under cover of his daily whirlwind of chaos and controversy.
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"What critics said: "From the gritty tone and weighty themes to the morally murky characters and great performances, Jessica Jones' final season is by and large an enjoyable showcase of what we'll miss about these shows as the Defendersverse comes to a close.
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This weekend, a series of lectures and concert performances take aim at the complex relationship between music and Italian politics (Friday), symphonic and operatic traditions in Italy (Saturday) and the different ways in which opera emerged from the weighty shadow of Verdi (Sunday).
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Recent public opinion polls seem to indicate a bumpy road ahead for Trudeau, who came into office at 43 with little political experience but good looks, charm and a weighty legacy as the son of Pierre Trudeau, Canada's third-longest serving prime minister.
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CAVUTO: As weighty and as important, substantive as those remarks are and that line of thinking is, I&aposm sure you&aposre aware that it was your tweet on Bill Clinton and his comments about Monica Lewinsky that got far more play, Senator.
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And Ginsburg's role in the law-related aspects of that transformation will be familiar, at least in general terms, to anyone drawn to this weighty book (546 pages of text and 111 pages of endnotes, to say nothing of the bibliography and index).
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The context for the choice doesn't make any sense, the character who forces you to have it seemingly appears out of nowhere, and the weighty gravity of it was wholly lost on me because it was such an easy one to make.
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Much of the story work here feels like a revision of the older games, taking deep lore that hardcore fans would already know and reshaping it to explicitly include Kait's outsider perspective, making the gritty sci-fi world-building feel weighty, intimate.
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I urge Congress to remind the executive that only it has the constitutional authority to make the weighty decision to go to war, and to immediately pass legislation stating that the president must get its approval before launching an attack against Iran.
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"Rather than perfecting my news diet, I wanted to observe it as it is now — and let me tell you, it's ridiculous," wrote Bronwyn Williams, 16, of John T. Hoggard High School, about the not-so-weighty topics coming through her feed.
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The shows aren't particularly weighty or serious, the audiences aren't looking for anything especially deep, and most summerstock companies put on a variety of shows each season, which means lots of chances to play very different characters from one night to the next.
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Imagine an off-brand remix of the Tom Hanks movie Castaway with better hair, an exponentially more attractive lead (Nancy unzips and re-zips her rash guard several times throughout the film), and almost none of the weighty philosophizing about human insignificance.
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Beneath the frothy fantasy, "The Mister" deals with unexpectedly weighty topics like economic inequality, the plight of undocumented workers, the oppression of women in conservative societies and the way social institutions and governments elevate the wealthy and powerful and exploit the vulnerable.
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According to Jon Cohan's book "Zildjian: A History of the Legendary Cymbal Makers," drum shops and catalogs in the 1920s were likely to carry only so-called Oriental cymbals, American ones made of brass and nickel silver, and the weighty K's from Constantinople.
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Winston Set, $25 + $15 engraving, available at Harry'sThe once-ordinary ritual of shaving every morning turns into a luxurious experience with this Harry's Set (containing a weighty chrome finish razor handle, sharp but gentle blades, foaming shave gel, and travel cover) on hand.
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Now the surface is coated with gray, dirty ripples: all that's bad, all that's weighty, all that's fearful, all that suffered, darted, and tried to break loose, oinked and mooed, couldn't understand, resisted, and gasped for breath—all of it turns to muck.
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In the early days of Silicon Valley, however, weighty decisions about free speech were more likely to be made in the course of an afternoon, in a cramped conference room full of complimentary snacks, by a small team of harried computer engineers.
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"Having considered the weighty issues at stake in this case, we conclude that the subpoena issued by the committee to Mazars is valid and enforceable," wrote Judge David S. Tatel of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia.
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And if the songs' concerns were as weighty as ever — eternal love, questions of faith, the power of images — the band and the producer James Murphy, from LCD Soundsystem, pumped in dance-music rhythms, working toward a carnivalesque blend of seriousness and frivolity.
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Mr. Antonio's combination of jobs — he is a business partner with Mr. Trump, while also representing the Philippines in its relationship with the United States and the president-elect — is hardly inconsequential, given some of the weighty issues on the diplomatic table.
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Her homecoming opens a weighty can of worms: Bridget's brother, Nick (Michael Shannon), wants their father (Robert Forster) to put Ruth in a facility; Bridget begins to re-evaluate her marriage; and Nick opens up about his father's flippant view of his business.
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The authoritarian leader's talent for balancing divergent interests, however, suddenly seems to have deserted him over an issue that, at first glance, involves neither great power rivalry nor weighty matters of state: the role of the humble apostrophe in writing down Kazakh words.
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Perhaps what's slightly disappointing about The B-Side is that it comes very close to taking up weighty existential questions about how we choose to represent and memorialize ourselves, and how images mediate our relationships to our loved ones, but it stops short.
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The vocal short seller Carson Block suggested attendees take a critical look at cybersecurity company Proofpoint due to increasing competition from weighty tech players such as Microsoft and Cisco as well as a loss of some key client accounts and being forced into discounted pricing.
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And there are enough black queer artists in this current music era — Young MA, Taylor Bennett, Syd, Mykki Blanco, Big Freedia, and more — so that the weighty responsibility of being the only out hip-hop star doesn't have to rest on Lil Nas' shoulders alone.
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"Birds of Prey" may be about female empowerment and, perhaps, a little bit about bringing down the patriarchy, but it "never gets caught up in cliched morals or weighty lessons," Johnny Oleksinski, of the New York Post, wrote in his review of the film.
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"The City on the Edge of Forever" aired on April 6, 19953, late in the original series' first season, and won acclaim for capturing everything Star Trek could do at its best while suggesting weighty themes and emotional depths only hinted at in previous episodes.
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Choosing a karaoke song is always a weighty task but if you're one of the most controversial rappers dueting with one of the most controversial tech figures, both of whom have some amends to make, then the song choice takes on a particular gravitas.
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It has all the weighty dread you'd want from a ghost story, but The Stone Tape leans towards sci-fi more than a horror, if only because of very obvious budget restraints limit most of the supernatural effects into lighting filters and piercing noises.
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But clashes between the judiciary and the political branches are also very weighty," Barr said at a speech to the American Law Institute in Washington, DC. "These nationwide injunctions have frustrated presidential policy for most of the President's term with no clear end in sight.
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Jason Mitchell and Garret Hedlund share the film's most fascinating dynamic, but it's Mary J. Blige (yep, the one and only) who is so spectacular in her first weighty drama role that you'll forget it's her — if you even recognize her in the first place.
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But The Sweet Hereafter, based on Russell Banks's novel, is not just about the accident or its aftermath—which is clear early on via the key image of a couple and baby asleep together, a visual first revealed without explanation before being given weighty context.
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A work of staggering honesty, the book chronicles with unsparing acuity the terror of a childhood sexual assault that Gay kept secret for decades; the refuge she sought in food; the armor she thought her weighty self would be, and the cage it became.
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But Democratic leaders and their allies have been incensed by the move toward impeachment, arguing that the facts don't sufficiently support such a weighty tactic — yet — and warning that lawmakers should await more details in the ongoing investigations before launching such an aggressive attack.
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The company is now worth a weighty $1.7 billion after raising a further $200 million from blue-chip investors including BMW and Microsoft in December 2018, and is in the process of hiring 500 new staff as part of a massive expansion to Cambridge.
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The custard top was weighty on the moussaka (sort of a Greek shepherd's pie), and we wished that it had more eggplant in its meaty base, but it was redolent with nutmeg and fulfilled the promise this dish strives for: sticking to the ribs.
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So, while the need to act is clear, it is even clearer that a careful review of strategies to reduce Zika risk is needed, and that several alternatives exist that may be more effective, without the weighty human health and ecological burdens of DDT.
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Confederate monuments in the South, in all of their artistic barbarity and weighty symbolism, are but one kind of commemoration of slavery and white power among many that shape our everyday environments, influence our collective identities and silently signal what our national culture validates.
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The Grand Palais was the center of attention at the 1900 fair, and it still is on the Avenue Winston Churchill, wedged between the Champs-Élysées and Eugène Hénard's Beaux-Arts Pont Alexandre III, with its arched spans, weighty pillars and gold-plated statues.
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Frans Timmermans, a Dutch socialist, and Margrethe Vestager, a Danish liberal, are earmarked for cross-cutting responsibilities for climate change and the digital economy; a central or eastern European, perhaps Vera Jourova of the Czech Republic, will also get a weighty vice-presidential role.
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Yi will have a weighty first test - the U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates on March 21, a day after China's annual parliament ends, and markets are keen to see if the PBOC follows with a modest move of its own.
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The first major museum exhibition devoted to the art of Armenia — officially its "medieval" era, but in fact spanning nearly 1,500 years — bulges with weighty stone crosses, intricate altar frontals and flamboyantly illuminated Bibles and Gospel books unlike any manuscripts you've seen from that time.
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The first major museum exhibition devoted to the art of Armenia — officially its "medieval" era, but in fact spanning nearly 1,7083 years — bulges with weighty stone crosses, intricate altar frontals and flamboyantly illuminated Bibles and Gospel books unlike any manuscripts you've seen from that time.
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The court noted for Trump, given the "weighty interest in the confidentiality of his communications, one concern is that the Congress, susceptible to the fruits of political temptation would not proceed with all the protection that a district court will be obliged to provide" otherwise.
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Its gestures mimic and even parody de Kooning's emotional arcs, while its careful assembly — required by its weighty, unyielding materials — unmask the sleight of hand perpetrated by the older artist, whose paintings were much more measured and deliberate than their swipes and splatters suggested.
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But at the same time, the tricky thing is that generations before us have canonized certain types of stories, and they are almost always male-led and almost always have to do with extremely weighty matters, like murder or violence, often against women, or war.
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"The Members can, and likely will, continue to use their weighty voices to make their case to the American people, their colleagues in the Congress and the President himself, all of whom are free to engage that argument as they see fit," the ruling states.
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Weinstein is facing time for rape in the third degree, which is described by New York state penal code as having "sexual intercourse with another person who is incapable of consent," and is technically the least weighty degree of rape one can be convicted of.
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The CBS star manages to blend his trademark political humor with broader cultural commentary, a relaxed interview style and a healthy dose of mischief, resulting in a show that can be both weighty and light, sweet and snarky, all in the space of one episode.
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"I think (in the coming days and weeks) we're going to see general choppiness, and not a lot of direction - I don't think people are going to have a lot of confidence to really put weighty amounts behind ideas at the moment," Gunner added.
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Yi will have a weighty first test — the U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates on March 21, a day after China's annual parliament ends, and markets are keen to see if the PBOC follows with a modest move of its own.
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The book traces the lives of two best friends, Sula and Nel, growing up in a small town with completely opposite family lives—one stable and structured, the other unconventional—and explores the weighty social, sexual, and familial expectations that are placed on young women.
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Such were the weighty questions already being bickered about during the first day of the 2017 legislative session on Wednesday, as lawmakers descended amid energized Republicans, a mood of general unease among Democrats, and grumpy feelings on both sides of the aisle about their pay.
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All that—coupled with an uncompromising, outspoken political stance that sees It's Hard To Have Hope tackle weighty issues of class privilege, wage theft, misogyny, and sexual harassment—makes for a vital, impressive album, one with its fingers curled tight around the pulse of 2018.
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During Thursday's test of the weapon, which was conducted by the North's Academy of Defense Science, Mr. Kim said its development "serves as an event of very weighty significance in increasing the combat power of the People's Army," the North Korean news agency said.
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