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When it comes down to it, any change or addition or removal of any systems have to be weighed.

He was not so large--he weighed only one hundred and forty pounds--for his mother, Shep, had been a Scotch shepherd dog.

Saith he, If it be well weighed, to say that a man lieth, is as much to say, as that he is brave towards God, and a coward towards men.

It's no shock, then, that, having carefully weighed up the options, Putin decided to choose himself to be Russia's next president.

He stopped, the simplicity of her answers removing a part of the suspicion of artful duplicity which had originally weighed upon him.

Many Americans live on credit , and their quality of life it weighed by how much they can borrow , not how much they can earn .

I knew my father would be angry if he knew I was in debt, and I weighed my words carefully before asking him for money.

He weighed the matter in his mind for a whole day.

"Every night after the bees were asleep, I weighed the flipped hives, " she said, but the bees continued to haul in as much nectar as ever.

The body weighed a ton, and it was all he could do to heave him up again on to the bed and prop his head on the pillow.

The question of where to park the top PKK cadres is being weighed: Norway and Australia are among the options.

It was the only one of the three to restart in under two minutes. It also weighed the least, about 3. 5 pounds.

For years, it pottered along, weighed down by the regulations that made up the licence raj, producing only a feeble "Hindu" rate of growth.

'You sure have chutzpah, ' he said as he weighed our words. 'Why don't you circle back when the company is more mature? '

Now, under a clear azure sky, with the wind filling his sails, he had weighed his anchor and was sailing towards his chosen destination.

You know how it has weighed you down and held you back and you know how heavy it is to carry that burden.

While studying warships, Fuller realized that they weighed much less than buildings, yet were able to do much more.

So far, the Bocog hasn't weighed in on the matter, putting advertisers in a quandary as they put finishing touches on their Olympics plans.

Their HBS professors weighed in with advice on anything from where the company should be domiciled to which market to target.

Honestly, we just don't know how much it weighed.

The central government has weighed in as well, raising back value added tax rebates for a range of exports that had been trimmed earlier.

He looked at it for a while, turned it over and over, weighed it in his hand and then said: "It's too big. "

'It was fortunate Tarun weighed as much as he did because if he had been any lighter he probably wouldn't be here now.

This person said one of the issues on which Mr. Jobs weighed in was the price of songs on iTunes.

That year he managed to raise a crop of potatoes that weighed up to five pounds each but did not taste like potatoes at all.

No one knows by how much, or for how long, America's economy will be weighed down.

A shirt that weighed 200 grams at the beginning of a match can weigh up to two-and-a-half times as much just 45 minutes later.

All this weighed heavily on the company, so that it was not able to exploit its size and geographical reach as well as it should have done.

His spear shaft was like a weaver's rod, and its iron point weighed six hundred shekels. His shield bearer went ahead of him.

One day, while he was sitting on the boat daydreaming, he suddenly felt that the fishing rod was being weighed down by a heavy object.

For almost a year, the currency's increasing strength weighed heavily on the results of American IT firms by devaluing foreign revenues.

Ellsberg said he had studied every word of the Pentagon Papers and carefully weighed whether their release would harm anyone.

When you're feeling depressed and weighed down, think of lighter sensations, of the breath giving a lift to the different parts of the body.

Too many managers let themselves get weighed down in their decision-making, especially those with too much education.

Running one of these collection points, where the milk is tested and weighed, is a position of great honour.

From the purse , where it had weighed heavily she lifted out a device.

But this has to be weighed against the high cost of inaction in the face of a social and economic emergency.

"The Fed's Treasury purchases weighed on the dollar but failed to reverse the yield rally, " he said.

"It changed my whole metabolism, " Clinton says. "And I lost 24 pounds. And I got back to basically what I weighed in high school. "

The only drawbacks are almost non existent when weighed with the obvious benefit of reducing the appearance of age defining wrinkles.

"For one, the Hubble Space Telescope has weighed in on dark energy by virtue of the measurements of supernovae, " he said.

But perhaps the length of quiet time thus afford was really good , although its duration weighed upon her .

Each word weighed heavy, and when he came to recite them (knowing them all by heart) they filled his mouth, sonorous and huge.

The odd thing about him was his body weighed five pounds and his balls weighed five pounds.

Then the father weighed in from the other room, shouting that that they might as well give the child crack cocaine.

Similar to the U. S. , they're weighed down with heavy debts from a housing market that went bust only a few years ago.

The governing board that will succeed me will not be able to follow my example; it will be weighed down by fiduciary responsibilities.

The constitutional tenor of his speech weighed on him like a sin; he sought an opportunity of glossing it over.

Just last month the Bank for International Settlements-the central bank of the world's central banks-weighed in with precisely this advice.

But it was a murky area of the law; the privacy rights of the CEO had to be weighed.

It was an enormous animal, fifteen or sixteen feet long, and must have weighed from three to four thousand pounds.

To have weighed you against the smallest of my sorrows, the meanest of my losses, would have been, I felt, unfair.

Also, the effects of harvest and fire on ecosystem N should be weighed for implementation of any forest management programs.

It weighed most with me in agreeing to cast a personal biography of ideas in the form of television essays.

They weighed the matter seriously.

The high clock frequency requirements will have to be weighed against the need for tighter design criteria that ensure high noise immunity.

at such a crucial moment , the responsibility of being financial secretary weighed heavily on me.

That even if the president was paralyzed, ". . . his mind was clear and untouched. " Edward Weinstein also weighed in on these questions.

Shirley Park, whose backpack weighed 10 kilograms, said she changed to a rolling backpack because she was starting to have back pain.

It's an age-old business question, one we've discussed before and that every expert has weighed in on at least once.

He was this short guy, who weighed very little, yet seemed to have the power of a lion.

Microsoft's disappearance from the phone market and its delayed response to tablet devices like the iPad weighed on its shares in 2010.

All he would say was that the cloned fetus was healthy and weighed roughly 6 pounds.

Nor did he lose touch with the dominant figures in his own country and he constantly weighed their policies and actions .

It was the standard bearer of the tenth who jumped first. The other soldiers, weighed down by their heavy armour, followed him.

He never weighed for us the relative merits of the defense cuts, the entitlements cuts etc.

When he woke up, the man took out a small sack. It weighed fifteen pounds.

Mr. Smith, the general counsel, says Microsoft weighed both sides of the argument in its debate.

let not arrogancy come out of your mouth: for the LORD is a God of knowledge, and by him actions are weighed.

For the submarine to descend to the bottom, it was weighed down with nine tons of iron pellets.

The matter weighed heavily on my mind.

Within four months, I'd lost more than 35 pounds and was below 180, less than I'd weighed in 30 years.

Although it is understandable that as a human being you may regret your own acts, it is not wise to be endlessly weighed down by them.

Then, ironically, just as this business was taking off, the US regulators weighed in again.

At maturity they suggest that it would have weighed two pounds and been two feet long, most of it tail.

Many factors - all rough estimates of possible futures - have to be weighed: Will a competitor beat us to release and tie up the market?

The plant-eating marsupial would have been the size of a four-wheel drive car and weighed three tonnes, experts say.

But outfield players have also weighed in with criticism, many saying the ball is too light and therefore hard to control.

Even though I didn't have to take 11 pills a day, he did. I've never weighed a frail, sickly 80 pounds, but because of IT, she did.

To really understand a war and its implications, the human cost should be weighed against the strategic considerations.

Do not keep talking so proudly or let your mouth speak such arrogance, for the LORD is a God who knows, and by him deeds are weighed.

Nine months plus a week later Sarah Maria Richardson weighed in at eight pounds, four ounces.

Finally, any theoretical benefit of practice homework must be weighed against the effect it has on students' interest in learning.

She considered the likelihood of her making a mistake driving with only one hand and weighed it with John's happiness and her own.

Until these concerns are resolved, any productivity gains must be carefully weighed against the negatives before mainstream adoption.

First it was the might of the emerging economic superpowers, Brazil and China. Then Germany weighed in.

Thereby it is reported that US Treasury weighed the cash injection or buying the bank share as feasible solutions.

Nowadays, traffic jams and frequent accidents have been being one of the weighed modern urban diseases.

It stood 10 feet tall and weighed 800 pounds, and was built on a set of gimbals to simulate walking. It required five operators to run it.

If I weighed a thousand pounds and had only small berries to eat, I would be keen to supplement my diet, too.

What is the cost of service outages, to be weighed against the expense of implementing a highly available infrastructure?

rod was being weighed down by a heavy object. He excitedly pulled hard at it, and what.

It weighed on her, but took no definite form of opposition.

Sovereign debt problems in Europe and the protracted political battle over increasing the U. S. debt ceiling have weighed on stocks.

The diet consists entirely of fats and protein in portions that are precisely weighed and timed, and dieters must be monitored by a doctor.

Even though none of their babies was premature, each child weighed less than two kilos.

It was the size of a large room. It was also very heavy. The ENIAC weighed more than27, 000 kilograms.

"I weighed each returning bee, but my results were the same, " she said.

By comparison, four of the five "most wished for" laptops on Amazon. com Inc. 's U. S. website weighed at least 2 kilograms.

In the U. S. , post-crash housing is still weighed down by overbuilding in certain hot spots.

It began as a simple diet. Holly Hurt wanted to lose a few pounds. Four months later, the once energetic teenager weighed just 85 pounds.

The topics ranged from the contents of that desk's drawer to whether God existed. He often weighed in on major news topics.

Due to the weight of the paper itself, it will naturally cause weighed down with that rubbed against by phase.

This method uses the total root mean square of weighed of three axles to evaluate the vibration of the handle and seat.

Weighing almost one hundred jin (=Though it weighed almost one hundred jin), the box was lifted by him with one hand.

At least there are benefits to be weighed against the costs!

"Have weighed possible" says the president, "Terrorism cases will from now on be tried in a civilian court on American soil" . So Mr.

The result was "weighed down mainly by exceptional negative foreign exchange impacts, " the company said.

So declared Max Baucus as the Senate weighed whether to take up a controversial proposal to reform America's bloated health system.

Those commitments, however, are weighed against the commercial opportunities that China provides as a fast growing market.

No matter content of this 3 chunk still goes up in written examination it is Chongzhongzhi is weighed in machine exam.

Wild boars can be aggressive when cornered. Those seen in Seoul have weighed up to 130kg.

His car rides a little lower then the rest of them. Probably signifies private security. Weighed down by bulletproof siding .

The weighed and cut dough pieces are carried by the conveyor belt of the dough divider and is rounded with this machine.

All of that is beside the point when Schultz's other responsibilities are weighed.

Whether TV programs is a necessary part of children's life or not could be weighed by many aspects.

Let me be weighed in an even balance that God may know mine integrity.

In the last few days John McCain, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama have all weighed in.

When these design elements in conflict, designers can lead to a negative factor for other factors, but to be weighed and considered.

Every statement must be patiently weighed and tested and combined with all other available information in order to get at the truth.

The tradeoff between performance and feature must be weighed carefully when evaluating performance tuning changes.

Without Waitrose's pre-weighed cake ingredients I'm not sure my Christmas cake would have been made at all.

This one weighed two tons plus and was more than 19 feet long.

If it weighed less than the same size cube of gold, the crown-maker had mixed in some silver and had taken the King's gold.

He never grew taller than five feet five inches nor weighed more than 135 pounds.

His own deed and present flight were the great shadows which weighed upon him.

alexander during practice and qualifying cars are called in at random to be weighed . after the race every car and driver is weighed.

The Daedalus spacecraft weighed around 50, 000 tonnes, almost all of which would have been a very rare Helium isotope called Helium-3.

How could this rock, which weighed several tons, have been lifted to this spot, without the aid of many men?

Hay, whose hair weighed several pounds, died at home Wednesday in the southern province of Kien Giang at the age of 79, Vietnam News said.

Fourth, during rectification you may feel weighed down with a heavy load mentally.

And I subscribed the evidence, and sealed it, and took witnesses, and weighed him the money in the balances.

However, before transforming the dream into reality, the benefits and drawbacks of bidding for the Olympics should be weighed carefully.

The original Walkman was as big as a paperback book, and weighed 390 grams (14 ounces).

Being weighed for the first time is often a terrifying process.

A " daruma" is a toy that, being weighed on the bottom, rights itself if you tip it over.

A coterie of business groups in Washington has weighed in with friend-of-the-court briefs supporting Chevron.

Oil prices have fallen for the fifth day in a row, weighed down by a stronger US dollar and amid concerns over demand.

The economic factors involved in each of the possible alternatives must also be weighed.

This ranking must then be weighed against the next category: resource usage.

No, this was my choice. I am sure I would have lost him if I had continued dancing. I weighed fame and love against each other and love won.

One Republican presidential contender weighed in with a different perspective.

It was the largest bear they'd ever seen, a great grizzly bear that weighed an estimated 600 pounds.

Her past achievements weighed in her favour as a candidate.

Human life weighed more with him than purity of policy.

Participation in political issues involves both individual rights and responsibilities, which need to be weighed in real life.

Arguments are now being weighed by competition regulators for the European Commission, Germany, Japan, Australia, and notably, China.

In a 2009 community appearance, Randolph said he had reached 7-footer status and weighed 222 pounds.

in villages, the new pipeline marks the end of water as a precious liquid, to be dispensed frugally, weighed out drop by drop.

Leaving dead code unattended can eventually lead to performance issues as the system becomes weighed down with unused code.

This method of naming coins weighed heavily in naming of the Spanish peso and of the Italian lira.

And the electoral consequences of waving through the bid may have weighed with the minority Conservative administration in Ottawa.

It cannot be gotten for gold, neither shall silver be weighed for the price thereof.

In the past, New Orleanians weighed coffins with stones or even bored holes in them to keep them from floating to the surface.

There is no thing more precious than a human soul, nor any earthly thing that can be weighed with it.

Comorbidity is common in older patients, so benefits and risks must be carefully weighed in the choice of surgical procedure.

As a important method in legal interpretation, historical interpretation has been weighed differently in different periods.

And when a south wind blew gently, supposing that they had obtained their purpose, they weighed anchor and sailed along Crete close inshore.

On the theoretical level it succumbed to a fate which weighed no less heavily on its further development.

Stray dogs scamper through the nursery and toddlers are being weighed in the corner while food is passed around.

The White House weighed Tuesday releasing the photos of bin Laden's body, which it called gruesome.

The largest rodent that ever lived weighed a ton or two, scientists revealed today.

Chinese property prices rose at a slower pace in June as government efforts to prevent a real estate bubble weighed on the market.

But it is so weighed down with giveaways, loopholes and needless complexity that many environmentalists hesitate to support it.

It is only threats of tightening that have weighed on markets over the past six months.

Major role in the thigh muscle, is weighed and raised in the footsteps of support, therefore, must be a good exercise Caixing.

After we'd weighed up all the pros and cons, we decided it would be better to sell.

But it was released before it could be weighed and could not be entered into the books.

A home mailbox is very convenient, but any overweight packages have to be taken to the post office to be weighed and mailed.

Mr. Nakaoku said that lack of fuel is one of the concerns being weighed in the decision over whether to abort the hunt.

Every year Apple has announced updated iPods in the fall, and every year the media has weighed in with a collective yawn.

Even in an economic downtown, the pros and cons of a job that gives you unmanageable amounts of stress have to be weighed.

The reader has seen how from the first day of the war our anxieties about Japan weighed relentlessly upon us.

He managed to raise a crop of 200 miracle tomatoes that weighed up to two pounds each.

All the foregoing objectives and more are subject, of course, to trade-offs wherein cost must be weighed against projected gains.

It is a great story, but the author implies that if McLean had weighed the risks better, he could have avoided trouble.

China's cabinet, the State Council, weighed in, saying the new, arching roof would destroy the building's original design.

David Cameron, the prime minister, has weighed in among the worriers about the inflationary trends.

The spreads over Bunds of these issuers widened sharply this past week and weighed on the euro.

And said, What are you willing to give me, and I will deliver Him to you? And they weighed out to him thirty pieces of silver.

He weighed in with some fresh information to prove the point.

There was a baby born in the hospital and he weighed ten pounds.

Yet he admitted early in his term that he felt "incompetent" . The burden of office weighed heavy.

nevertheless , conservation issues need to be weighed against development needs.

Cooler heads have weighed in on rare earths, but since the frenzy began they've largely been ignored.

I don't want to be weighed down by too much, but I don't want to be unprepared, either.

We've brought together the best research about preventing mumps, measles, and rubella, and we've weighed up the evidence.

Any undesirable side-effect must constitute an acceptable risk when weighed against the performances intended.

Then the merchant knew that the coins weighed the same as the counterweights on the other side.

He weighed, he reflected, he considered the alternatives, the mysterious balance of light and darkness.

Now that you've weighed both sides of the issue--your payoff and your tradeoff--it's time to make a choice.

Given our time constraints, we weighed the pros and cons and decided to not use this tool.

After the jars are filled, they are weighed to check the number of sweets that have been loaded into each jar.

Passepartout nearly dropped the bag, as if the twenty thousand pounds were in gold, and weighed him down.

But before a passenger can travel by Hawaiian Airlines, he or she still had to be weighed.

The key is not to get weighed down by daily hassles, routine problems, and fleeting mood swings.

During the design phase, the costs and benefits are often weighed against each other to achieve an optimal solution.

A de-aerated liquid is introduced into the chamber and pressured to ensure complete saturation. The saturated sample is then weighed again.

weighed the alternatives and decided to stay.

The state-run Global Times newspaper weighed in Wednesday with an editorial on the pollution.

You prefer having a concrete plan, yet being weighed down by too much structure can be dangerous now.

The first model weighed seven pounds. But after nearly 20 years of refinements, the first TruFocal glasses were introduced in 2009.

When it comes to problem-solving on a global scale, we remain weighed down by cynicism, defeatism and outdated institutions.

When was the last time you weighed yourself?

and said, What are ye willing to give me, and I will deliver him unto you? And they weighed unto him thirty pieces of silver.

Every jockey must present himself to be weighed out.

She weighed that remark in silence for a while.

Excess inventories that had weighed on the market in the middle part of the year have now been run down.

Firstly, a sovereign credit rating downgrade hurt sentiment, deteriorating economic data and political issues have all weighed on the yen.

Experts suggest that career building and future advancement should be weighed more when thinking about job hopping.

Mr. Doherty having weighed the advantages and disadvantages , the plan to run a farm was canceled .

As the global financial crisis weighed on China's economy, exports declined and bankruptcies and the unemployment rate rose.

Equally women with a lower BMI than their husbands were happier than those who weighed more.

It uses electronic tags: recycling bins are weighed as they are tipped into collection lorries and their ID numbers logged by computer.

Even the European Parliament has weighed in, criticising any sanctions imposed without judicial oversight.

He weighed each possible answer, seeking out possible flaws, and as they were discovered, discarding them.

Her eyes were weighed down with trouBle.

competition closed, a lorry arrived at the factory with a truly colossal biscuit which weighed 2400 pounds.

Pack light : Your luggage is weighed at checkin so that the amount of fuel needed for the flight can be calculated.

Disappointing results from Google and Infosys weighed on technology shares, while financials were pressured by Bank of America's results.

Investors have also weighed whether China would tamp down growth, or the U. S. would slide back into recession.

The consequences must be weighed to ensure that it will not do more harm than good to the people it seeks to protect.

And the entire European banking system is weighed down by bad debts and needs to be recapitalized.

Emmys. Once again, in a competition that's decided by insiders, the readers weighed in on the sartorial standoff.

It was nearly 19 feet long, of which eight feet was front and rear overhang, and weighed more than two-and-a-half tons.

It was already known that different materials had different weights: a cube of gold weighed more than the same size cube of silver.

This time, with banks weighed down by the uncertainty of regulatory changes, the stock market may leave them behind.

Prior to every shipment the cargo is inspected and weighed by the China Import and Export Commodities Inspection Bureau.

Gold futures fell as traders booked profits ahead of the new year and weighed a new proposal to curb speculation in the commodity markets.

As the sound of Charlie's cruiser announced his return, the ring suddenly weighed a hundred pounds on my finger.

Should that even be valorized or weighed in deciding what the general welfare is?

Madonna has finally weighed in on the topic that dominated the news cycle last week: her public loathing of hydrangeas.

After five years he removed the plant, scraped off the soil, and found that it now weighed 164 pounds.

So large, he discovered, that the largest dinosaur weighed only half as much as the female blue whale .

When they were born they weighed less than a cat and stood no taller than a cereal box.

Dour economic news from China, in part due to falling demand from Europe for consumer goods, also weighed on sentiment.

In Korea, weakness in technology stocks as well as the financial sector weighed on the Kospi, which dropped 3 per cent.

In fact the morals of the affair weighed lightly upon her .

These were as big as a Volkswagon Beetle, weighed as much as two tons, and grew to be 10 feet long.

The returns could rise as Carlyle gradually sells down its holdings, removing the overhang concern that's weighed on China Pacific shares.

The insurance industry weighed in, publicizing the results of increasingly rigorous crash tests, putting heat on car makers.

The finished plane weighed just nine hundred kilograms, about the weight of a small car.

Devi, from a small village in India, gave birth to a baby girl who weighed just over 3 pounds by Caesarean section in November.

As technology changes, even Brazilian ethanol may start to be weighed down by it.

European debt woes and renewed speculation that China will continue to tighten weighed on risk appetite and led investors to seek safety.

The Realtors' group also said tight credit conditions and home appraisals that fell short of agreed-upon selling prices weighed on sales.

Job losses, declining equity and house wealth, and tight credit conditions have weighed on consumer sentiment and spending.

Emerson Great books are weighed and measured by their style and matter, and not by the trimmings and shadings of their grammar.

These dangers are weighed against the opposing effects on orientation discussed above.

Bush then broke with his own tradition and weighed in on some mistakes.