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His small, serious face was tightly set, reflecting worry, making it clear the question had been weighing on him for some time.

Weighing on the front end of the market were fears of large deliveries as high freight rates make delivery of soybeans an attractive option.

He said the next step would be to find a way to rent, sell or dispose of foreclosed homes that are weighing on already depressed prices.

A report showing record U. S. exports in April eased some concerns about a stalled economic recovery, which had been weighing on the market.

Weighing on his decision to leave Harvard, as he told Forbes in 2006, was a talk Mr Gates gave in 2004 to his computer science class.

The housing market remains weak and the overhang of vacant or foreclosed houses are weighing on home prices and home construction, he said.

Do you suppose that this statistic is weighing on him as he approaches the plate?

On the surface, it may seem a sound solution, but carefully weighing on the mind, we find that . . .

Also, projections that the Federal Reserve will have to loosen policy further to stimulate growth is weighing on the U. S. currency.

Carried interest is not the only concern weighing on the minds of private-equity bigwigs.

But there will be another factor weighing on stock markets: companies are going to have to issue increasing amounts of equity.

The extent to which money woes are weighing on children is clear from the letters flooding into North Pole, Alaska.

Businesses were cautious in the face of a more uncertain outlook, which the survey said was weighing on spending plans.

If the Fed's purchases are heftier, weighing on the dollar, oil could rise above $85 per barrel, the top of that range.

He could tell something was weighing on her and he expected the worst.

Also weighing on stock prices was an announcement that China raised a key interest rate to slow rising inflation.

Moreover, most Asian economies, with the exception of Japan, do not have sovereign debt like that weighing on Europe and the United States.

Other findings in the survey underscore the degree to which the economy is weighing on college students.

It's been weighing on my mind for days whether to tell her or not.

The possibility of the summit collapsing into acrimonious disagreement is weighing on its South African hosts.

Pug thought that the Wotje fiasco must be weighing on him as a blight on that career.

Reasons for the divergence include quarter-end flows interrupting market sentiment that may be weighing on the dollar.

It's possible that crisis in Europe and Japan and slowing emerging market growth may be weighing on expectations.

The news prompted slight selling in the New Zealand dollar late last week, while also weighing on the price of Fonterra's shareholder fund.

However, the sovereign crisis is only one factor weighing on the euro.

Indications that gasoline demand has been weak during the peak summer driving season have been weighing on oil prices.

One thing weighing on the economy is the housing market, which, after stabilizing, is weakening again as government support disappears.

"The housing correction, high energy prices and capital market turmoil are weighing on current economic growth, " said Paulson.

Europe's troubles are weighing on financial institutions around the world.

Even worse, will they add to the already heavy debts that are weighing on many provincial and municipal governments?

Something was weighing on her mind.

The mixed performance of IPOs so far in 2011 is also weighing on the decision to go public.

Analysts said while mortgage rates and home prices were low, an oversupply of houses on the market was weighing on construction.

Revenues plunged from $8. 9bn to $3. 6bn, with mark-to-market losses in the bank's debt securities weighing on the results.

Globally, we're still waiting for details on the EU rescue plan for Greece and that's weighing on the euro.

"It's supply and equities that are weighing on us, " said Rick Klingman, managing director of Treasury trading at BNP Paribas in New York.

Now that you're older life's weighing on your Shoulders.

Both analysts forecast rising unemployment and higher bankruptcies will keep weighing on bad loans.

Banks are also pouring resources into emerging markets where there are few signs of the caution weighing on the developed world.

To be sure, there are a number of factors weighing on the stock.

The collapse last month of efforts to revive the Doha global trade round is also weighing on the Heiligendamm process, diplomats said.

One of the biggest factors weighing on risk appetite is the likelihood of further tightening in China's monetary policy.

This is weighing on the pound, which along with the dollar has been one of the worst performing of the major currencies this week.

ZAIN VERJEE, CNN Anchor: The world leaders are weighing on the case of Iran-American journalist.

The tough time Indian property companies are having is weighing on their share prices after years in which they soared.

Worries about the budget deficit are already weighing on political debate in Washington (see article).

The European debt crisis and the months-long political impasse around it are weighing on the financial world.

It is true that rescuing Europe will be costly, weighing on European budgets and diverting resources from other priorities.

Also weighing on sentiment were fears over bird flu and concerns of further share placements.

Several assistants were holding him, and weighing on his chest.

Financials and blue chips led the market lower, with mainland banks also weighing on the index.

In addition to the enormous government debt weighing on periphery countries, investors worry that banks could face big losses.

That will be weighing on Kim Jong Il as in 2011 he grooms his third son to become heir to the most paranoid regime on Earth.

Human resource issues are also weighing on the minds of foreign insurers.

Those key things are still weighing on the consumer, that hasn't changed with one month's worth of data.

Many others, however, will just remain empty, weighing on the banks for years.

But he, too, said gloomy headlines were weighing on the minds of employers.

Financial problems clearly are weighing on the stock market.

It's something that's clearly weighing on the minds of Australia's politicians.

Indeed, they will themselves become a force weighing on the economy.

Certainly a number of trends could now be weighing on the yen.

In addition to the global economic downturn, the botched integration of IBM's PC business has been weighing on Lenovo's results.

The driver's foot must still be weighing on the gas pedal, Jose realized.

Now austerity is weighing on growth prospects.

JPMorgan shares closed down 4. 8 percent on Thursday, pulling down other big bank stocks and weighing on the wider market.

First, there are problems weighing on demand everywhere.

This morning, a gloomy World Bank Report is weighing on the market; long-term rates are down.

Your name is something weighing on my mind.

a story which is weighing on risk appetite and thereby most Asian stock markets.

or be old technology too soon, or something is weighing on them, and you need to make certain that you uncover what it is. . .

But this year, a different idea is weighing on the minds of people in many countries: austerity.

I see the questions in your eyes. I know what's weighing on your mind. You can be sure I know my part.

The concern is that with other sectors, such as housing, weighing on the economy, the recovery could easily be derailed.

I see the questions in your eyes; I know what's weighing on your mind.

I know what's weighing on Ur mind.

That is hampering an economy struggling to better last year's meager growth, weighing on stock prices and subduing consumer spending.

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I known what's weighing on your mind

It's not just that the world economy will be weak, weighing on Japan's exports

sth. weighing on one's mind; load on one's mind