It comes in three sizes: one for kittens weighing 2 to 5 pounds, one for cats weighing 5 to 9 pounds, and one for cats weighing more than 9 pounds.
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Considerations weighing against it: Considerations weighing for it: Who among today's Republicans would do this, and why?
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They also collected fishing gear called "ghost nets," with one weighing 5 tons and another weighing 8 tons.
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"But it's not crude that's weighing upon stock prices, it will be economic activity that's weighing upon stock prices."
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Low-dose aspirin reduced the risk for colorectal cancer in people weighing less than 154 pounds, but not in those weighing more.
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Yes. Here's why: State law prohibits those devices in vehicles weighing 83,000 pounds or more, and in commercial vehicles weighing 10,000 pounds or more.
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Weighing Rosenstein's fate Efforts to undermine Rosenstein in the media come as the President is weighing whether to fire the top official overseeing the Russia investigation.
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An oval diamond ring weighing 50.39 carats went for 8.1 million francs, while a round brilliant-cut diamond weighing 51.71 carats sold for 9.26 million francs.
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The Coast Guard also found that officials at two government-licensed weighing stations had issued certificates to at least four drivers without even weighing their trucks.
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"I [pictured] everybody in the country weighing themselves 10 times a day, and me just sitting there like the John D. Rockefeller of weighing machines," he said.
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Cougars are the fourth largest cat species worldwide, with adult females weighing up to 141 pounds (64 kgs) and males weighing as much as 220 pounds (100 kgs).
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To figure out how much fluid you need, Alexander suggests weighing yourself when you're cool and hydrated, then weighing yourself again after you've been out in hot weather.
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In fact, Mr. Handsome — weighing in at 31.4 lbs.
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Despite weighing just shy of 10 pounds, and shrinking to a mere 12-inches wide and 14-inches tall when collapsed, the gb Pockit can still carry infants weighing up to 55 pounds.
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At a cost of about $9.5 million, the temple's 642 blocks, weighing more than 800 tons in total, with the largest pieces weighing more than 6.5 tons, were moved to the United States.
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NPR reported that Washington, DC, was weighing a similar bill.
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In Ohio, Mr. Portman is clearly weighing a complex calculation.
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The uncertainty has many already weighing their participation next year.
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Other residents, like Sarah Corsiatto, were still weighing their options.
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Maia came out weighing just 12.3 ounces, minuscule and bruised.
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Eve is weighing in on Kanye West's latest controversial comments.
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Carlie is described as 4'8″ tall, weighing about 75 lbs.
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And apparently that's not the only loss weighing on her.
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"I think his conscience was weighing on him," King says.
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Hulk Hogan is weighing in on the Gennady Golvkin vs.
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However, the White House says Trump is weighing other options.
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She was born two months premature, weighing only 2 lbs.
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But one more thing is weighing heavy on his shoulders.
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That didn't stop Trump from weighing in at the time.
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He was also out of shape, weighing nearly 300 pounds.
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A number of other factors are also weighing on markets.
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Ms Dutta is rumoured to be weighing a Bollywood comeback.
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Abbie is a slight girl weighing less than 224 pounds.
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"We're looking forward to a judge weighing in," she said.
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The newborn measured 22 inches in length, weighing 7 lbs.
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Democrats are now weighing whether to hold Barr in contempt.
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Higher taxes and interest rates are weighing on private consumption.
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Now, Connecticut, Massachusetts and New Jersey are weighing similar measures.
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But I'm not sure I want Sarah Palin weighing in.
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The Supreme Court is weighing an appeal of those charges.
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The Supreme Court is weighing an appeal of the conviction.
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S. trade tensions and weighing on prices for industrial metals.
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Competition is weighing on Tesla's sales, according to A.B. Bernstein.
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I think both of those are weighing on the outlook.
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They will be weighing up two things: strategy and conscience.
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"The Fund is weighing our actions thus far," said Kallaur.
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Baby Pierre was born in Manaus, Brazil, weighing 6 lbs.
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Son Revel James Makai Morrison was born weighing 6 lbs.
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The tech sector dropped 0.41 percent, weighing on the market.
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But she's not a political spouse who's constantly weighing in.
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That may be weighing on the dollar a little bit.
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The little boy was born weighing 7 lbs, 9 oz.
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But rising rates weren't the only thing weighing on Zaccarelli.
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U.S. stocks markets fell on Wednesday, weighing on oil prices.
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Sotomayor is now weighing an emergency request in that case.
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That unease has been weighing for months on media stocks.
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So, you have both of these things weighing on you.
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Analysts said the weather outlook was weighing on market sentiment.
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Son Calvin Ernest Jaeger, who was born weighing 8 lbs.
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Chevron and Exxon fell 0.4 percent, weighing on the sector.
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It also highlights the pressures weighing on CVS' core businesses.
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Instead, an old familiar grudge was weighing on the President.
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"When I was fourteen, Trigger began weighing me," writes Metz.
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Alphabet tumbled 0.8 percent, weighing the most on the Nasdaq.
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Watch for potential 2020 prospects weighing in on these races.
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It even managed to lift a crate weighing 70 kilograms.
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Feeling the perils of modernity weighing heavily on your shoulders?
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"I think he's weighing that option," he said of Trump.
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But more broadly, national news stories were weighing on Rosenstock.
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Also weighing on gold were higher global stocks, analysts said.
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Jayme is described as 5 feet tall, weighing 100 lbs.
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Others have just avoided weighing in on the race altogether.
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Just hours after Roseanne's cancellation, Valerie Jarrett is weighing in.
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However, high rubber prices are still weighing on major users.
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HK) is weighing a takeover of Gulf Keystone Petroleum (GKP.
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Just now, this is weighing on the banks' share prices.
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More than 40 other states are currently weighing similar measures.
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"It was weighing heavy on my mind," she told HuffPost.
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Congress is weighing bipartisan bills to loosen rigid sentencing laws.
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Weighing against these shaky benefits are a heap of costs.
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And so you know, you're weighing two completely different things.
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They are now reportedly weighing a trade for Chris Paul.
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Mueller's findings could further discourage those weighing a primary bid.
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Last week, Jordan said he was still weighing his options.
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Voter weariness is another factor weighing on the leader's popularity.
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The director was weighing Brandauer against competing suppliers in Germany.
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S. trade war is weighing on rivals such as Ford.
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The video ended with Trump weighing in on the clip.
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The administration has been weighing the move for some time.
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That's the question that the Supreme Court is weighing now.
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The Legislatures in Connecticut and Massachusetts are also weighing $15.
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NASA is weighing the added cost of an accelerated timeline.
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Oil supply concerns have also been weighing on the market.
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For prudence, compromise and the careful weighing of competing interests.
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Cain is now reportedly weighing withdrawing his name from consideration.
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Saudi Arabia is weighing adding in at least $45 billion.
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Investors are also weighing the possibility of a government shutdown.
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Williams is described as 3 feet tall, weighing 50 lbs.
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Heavy corporate issuance was also seen weighing on the market.
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Generosity is a theme that's weighing heavily on your mind.
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The company is weighing its legal options against Cambridge Analytica.
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The Pentagon has said it's weighing retaliation for the incident.
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The agency is weighing additional enforcement steps against the railroad.
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He said he is weighing domestic travel restrictions as well.
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The weak business spending is weighing on production at factories.
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One minute she's fully weighing the consequences of helping Rand.
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There are multistep tests and the weighing of various factors.
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It's shaping their behaviors and weighing down their inner lives.
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Another factor weighing on Hyperloop One is its executive leadership.
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May's own political fate is also weighing on the visit.
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The president told reporters he's weighing that recommendation (NBC News).
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She held out cupped hands, as if weighing two objects.
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Weighing 12 pounds, it is lightweight and easy to move.
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Administrators in other districts say they are weighing their options.
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Weighing yourself is not a useful method to track progress.
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And, she's already weighing in on our various U.S. crises.
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For a start, it's massively portable, weighing just 1.25 kilograms.
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Linder is described as 5 foot 4, weighing 150 lbs.
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Tougher regulation has been a key factor weighing on price.
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The committee is weighing whether to hold Bannon in contempt.
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Trade was one of the main factors weighing down manufacturing.
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German economic data also showed the virus weighing on sentiment.
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Exactly 30 minutes later, Jaxon came along, weighing 4 lbs.
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VOLKSWAGEN IS WEIGHING OPTIONS FOR LAMBORGHINI BRAND IN OVERHAUL - BLOOMBERG
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Meanwhile, Florida was the top destination for movers weighing retirement.
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Politicians are now weighing in as well, including Republican Sen.
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It is also weighing a probe of the Minnesota incident.
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"Weakening external demand is weighing on China's exports," it added.
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Here are four possible options the administration could be weighing.
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It wasn't only fashion magazines weighing in on her footwear.
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But he said he's still weighing that against family considerations.
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Indeed, some investors are weighing whether equities deserve lower valuations.
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Other Democrats thought to be weighing their options include Sens.
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" On the president weighing in, Smollett said: "I saw it.
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Other automakers are reportedly weighing whether to join the group.
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Financial issues are weighing heavily on your mind today, Libra.
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Weighing only 4.8 ounces, it's barely noticeable in their bag.
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YOU KNOW, WE'RE CERTAINLY PAYING CLOSE ATTENTION AND WEIGHING IN TERMS OF GLOBAL TRADE, AND – EISEN: ARE YOU STILL WEIGHING IN WITH THE ADMINISTRATION EVEN THOUGH YOU'RE NOT OFFICIALLY ON THE CEO COUNCIL ANYMORE?
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Hisham Karameh, Al Jihad's waste management director, denied that the company played any tricks with the weighing, saying the weighing was monitored by representatives from the company, the government, the municipality and outside consultants.
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In Australia's case this applies to drones weighing less than 2kg.
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Lauren Bushnell is weighing in on the Bachelor in Paradise scandal.
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"I'm weighing it, that's where I'm at right now," he said.
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It's one more uncertainty weighing down businesses and citizens seeking justice.
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Several private equity firms are weighing offers, while Time Inc TIME.
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Now, I'm in the weighing the evidence phase of my investigation.
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A local bakery donated a cake weighing 96 kg (211 pounds).
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The broader Nasdaq was last down 1.3%, with FAANGs weighing heaviest.
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"I was weighing all of my children's food, too," she admits.
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White has since apologized -- and now Stiller is weighing in too.
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Sylvester Stallone's wife is weighing in on the whole Sly vs.
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It's also hefty, weighing 2.2 pounds and standing 11.61 inches tall.
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Further weighing on gold were strong stock markets and dollar gains.
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Jonas Krumholtz made his entrance into the world weighing 8 lbs.
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McGloster is described as standing at 5'8″ and weighing 150 lbs.
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Now, Justin Theroux is weighing in on the great BFF debate.
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But Trump's weighing in on the race comes a little late.
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Mr. Morrison has been weighing leaving the council for some time.
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And it's easy to see how Trump will keep weighing in.
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And the possibility of hurting someone is weighing heavily on her.
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The dock itself is not lightweight, weighing 7.2 pounds in total.
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Richard Burr, R-North Carolina, who is weighing skipping the convention.
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An inventory overhang in the automobile sector is weighing on production.
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And now, even the casual diner chain Denny's is weighing in.
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Caterpillar dropped 3 percent, weighing the most on the Dow industrials.
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Peter Glazebrook shows off his winning zucchini weighing nearly 150 Ibs.
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The White House is weighing a plan to dismiss Lt. Col.
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Tiny satellites, weighing 1-10kg, are enhancing scrutiny of fishing vessels.
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The thing is deceptively light, weighing in at around 2.2 pounds.
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While you're weighing the decision, keep your hands off that asset.
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Your professional goals are weighing heavily on your mind today, Leo.
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But even state-owned Chinese airlines are also weighing service cuts.
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The EU's powerful antitrust arm is weighing Spotify's complaint targeting Apple.
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Sterling rose after the announcement, weighing on foreign-earning UK equities.
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The NW-WM1Z is big and heavy, weighing around a pound.
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And in 1972, miners unearthed a rare diamond weighing 968.9 carats.
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And she was a big girl, weighing in at 8 lbs.
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The Phab2 Pro is massive, weighing more than half a pound.
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Except that Jeff Sessions keeps, that little goblin keeps weighing in.
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Citgo is weighing the possibility of bankruptcy and other contingency plans.
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Fears of a global slowdown were also weighing on stock markets.
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And when she arrived, weighing 7 pounds, everything seemed mainly normal.
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She was born weighing 65 pounds – 14 pounds heavier than Naima.
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The ambitious company is already weighing up potential exit options, too.
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For these, craft weighing kilograms rather than grams could be involved.
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Malaysia isn't the only country weighing a "fake news" law either.
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Jakob said a weak gasoline crack was also weighing on crude.
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Broad emerging market weakness is weighing on global economic growth prospects.
|
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Now, several central bankers are also weighing in on the debate.
|
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The trade tensions are weighing on the global economy as well.
|
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So theoretical security concerns aren't weighing as strongly in their minds.
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An earlier version of the crown – weighing a whopping 7 lbs.
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Oil prices sank to two-week lows, weighing on energy shares.
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And it is not just small, private players weighing such moves.
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Trump is still weighing who to choose as secretary of state.
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The old sanctions would still be weighing an additional three years.
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Sources close to the couple tell us they're weighing their options.
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The tight labor market is particularly weighing on the health sector.
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These dark, shiny crystals, weighing about 220 pounds, are called ingots.
|
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World markets follow China Slump Geopolitics is also weighing on sentiment.
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But the idea of weighing trade-offs isn't new, of course.
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" He also said that Hampton Creek is "weighing their legal options.
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Since then, reserves have more than halved, weighing on the pound.
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"Stop weighing kids down and start lifting them up," she said.
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She was born 15 weeks early, weighing just under two pounds.
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Aside from oil, currency headwinds are also weighing on U.S businesses.
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Weighing down the benchmark the most was global miner BHP Billiton.
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Election year uncertainty is just one factor weighing on the space.
|
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President Trump is reportedly weighing a shake-up in his administration.
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Still, Yates has shown no signs of weighing any political bid.
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A team is weighing potential sites in Florida and the Caribbean.
|
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But her group is weighing whether to further endorse the movement.
|
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But she felt strong and healthy, so she stopped weighing herself.
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After having four children, Jeanine McDonald found herself weighing 208 lbs.
|
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Maradol papayas are large, oval fruit weighing 3 pounds or more.
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A small personal carry-on item, weighing up to 11 pounds.
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Miah arrived "healthy" and "happy" on March 25, weighing 7 lbs.
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Complicated issues are weighing on you: everything from sex to cash.
|
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S) are weighing bids for Dutch lender ABN AMRO Group's (ABNd.
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A number of lawmakers are now weighing in on the matter.
|
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Madina was his distraction from the sorrow weighing down the family.
|
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The White House said Monday that Trump is weighing his response.
|
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But the EBR is heavy, weighing just under 15 pounds unloaded.
|
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Also weighing on the sentiment was a drop in crude prices.
|
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It's also light, weighing just 2.7 pounds with its battery installed.
|
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He's since hired a lawyer and is weighing his legal options.
|
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China's yuan fell to 6.9386 per dollar, with trade concerns weighing.
|
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Dozens of Democrats are weighing potential challenges to Trump in 85033.
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She was born Thursday, weighing in at 6 pounds, 11 ounces.
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China's yuan fell to 6.9498 per dollar, with trade concerns weighing.
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Major Mast was born on Thursday, weighing in at 9.3 lbs.
|
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After weighing them, the researchers divided the animals into three groups.
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Other Republican lawmakers are also weighing action on the proposed change.
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Manchin told reporters Thursday afternoon that he's still weighing his decision.
|
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Hours after a deal potential was announced, congressmen started weighing in.
|
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He speaks in a very general way about weighing the options.
|
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He measured 22 inches in length, weighing in at 7 lbs.
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Did I still fear waking up and weighing 16 pounds again?
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Because there are enough different factors weighing in, it looks unsolvable.
|
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The department is also weighing a probe of the Minneapolis shooting.
|
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The most senior member of Judiciary weighing a run is Rep.
|
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The added human cost is also weighing heavily on lawmakers' minds.
|
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The lawmakers weighing whether to impeach him are attempting a coup.
|
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In the meantime, he is weighing invitations to exhibit his painting.
|
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She was previously reported to be weighing a challenge to Sen.
|
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And the Trump administration is weighing another $200 billion in tariffs.
|
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UCLA Chancellor Gene Block said the school is weighing its options.
|
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The Supreme Court is weighing the legality of Obama's immigration order.
|
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He has been weighing a trip to Iowa in recent weeks.
|
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Some managers are still weighing what they see as conflicting signals.
|
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Whales, of course, are enormous — weighing up to 180 metric tons.
|
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Weighing on the shares is a weak outlook provided by management.
|
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The horrible events of today are weighing heavily on my mind.
|
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Nonetheless, Luschini said investors should be careful when weighing these data.
|
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Nebraska regulators weighing the fate of TransCanada Corp's (TRP.
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Strategists are weighing campaigns that could ultimately include advertisements and protests.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) are among those weighing White House runs.
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"We're pretty lean and pretty tall," said Imboden, weighing the appeal.
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Fox is currently weighing merger bids from Disney and potentially Comcast.
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This is still very much weighing on the numbers here, too.
|
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Traders said oversupply and growing economic headwinds were weighing on oil.
|
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Panalpina is also weighing a separate deal with Kuwait's Agility Group.
|
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Mike, the former Marriott bellhop, said he's still weighing his options.
|
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It is also reportedly weighing moving some production out of China.
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And rising interest rates are weighing on the American housing market.
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Then we'd be "weighing all options" against the country of origin.
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As it turns out, they could be weighing bank stocks down.
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They're molded into ovals called fèves, French for beans, each weighing .
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Also weighing on investor sentiment were downside risks to oil prices.
|
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On Monday, Qualcomm said that its board was weighing Broadcom's offer.
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Heavier satellites weighing up to 660 pounds will cost $4.5 million.
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Come up with that wish list by weighing your priorities carefully.
|
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On Wednesday morning, Moore backed Buttigieg after weighing a Steyer endorsement.
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While he spoke, his colleague was weighing the bird's-nest cubes.
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Sanders is weighing weekend trips and remote appearances at Iowa events.
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Now, some are weighing more radical ways to protect their money.
|
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The underlying reason for weighing the step is that non-U.
|
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A resurgent yuan could also be weighing more on smaller exporters.
|
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However, it is now weighing up reducing that position still further.
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Weighing these consequences, however, is a matter of prudence, not ethics.
|
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The U.S. is weighing whether to send thousands more American troops.
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Pyongyang is currently weighing Trump's political future as 2020 challengers emerge.
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After weighing my options, I decided to go on the trip.
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The virus is weighing heavily on the world's second-biggest economy.
|
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Congress is weighing in primarily due to the efforts of Rep.
|
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Weighing 2493 grams, it will be the company's thinnest LCD ever.
|
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So far, there's 500 meters of tubing, weighing over 1,100 tons.
|
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Lawmakers weighing a Senate run who supported the legislation include Reps.
|
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"It's so small," Cesar said, weighing the lighter in his palm.
|
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Scott Taylor (R-Va.), 38, is weighing a bid, sources said.
|
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After weighing the ethical concerns, she decides not to do it.
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TRUMP OFFICIALS WEIGHING LIMITS ON U.S. INVESTORS PORTFOLIO FLOWS INTO CHINA.
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They&aposre also incredibly light, weighing in at roughly seven ounces.
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Mr. Trump sees little need for such deliberations before weighing in.
|
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President Trump is now weighing a response to the chemical attack.
|
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Also weighing on crude futures was a currency crisis in Turkey.
|
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Paul LePage (R) says he's weighing a Senate run against Sen.
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Fourth, it looks like Trump is weighing a cyberattack on Iran.
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He added that the company has been weighing the situation carefully.
|
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Commentators weighing in on this issue have neglected the administration's inconsistency.
|
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Employees and their families are weighing their options for health insurance.
|
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It's an uncommon admission for someone weighing a White House run.
|
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Policymakers in several blue states are weighing state-level insurance mandates.
|
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She often lugged around equipment weighing as much as 50 pounds.
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Workers at the site lift boxes weighing up to 45 pounds.
|
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The history was certainly there, and is weighing on the President.
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Now the court is weighing whether to permanently block the project.
|
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OSF spokesman Csaba Csontos said the organisation was weighing its options.
|
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Half of them were randomly assigned to the self-weighing group.
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The cordial tone of Starboard's letter contrasts with its bare-knuckled approach at Yahoo, where the hedge fund is weighing a potential board challenge to force Yahoo into weighing a sale of its mainstay Internet businesses.
|
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Researchers found that a daily dose of 75 to 100 milligrams of aspirin lowered the risk of cardiovascular events by 23 percent for people weighing less than 154 pounds, but had no effect in those weighing more.
|
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Layla is described as standing 3-foot-6 and weighing 33 lbs.
|
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In the past, Brady has refrained from weighing in on political debates.
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In fact, it's capable of supporting individuals weighing up to 286 lbs.
|
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Note that our numbers are based on a person weighing 150 pounds.
|
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There are signs that this uncertainty is now weighing on business activity.
|
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Fiorina is weighing a bid for the Senate in Virginia in 2018.
|
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Their son, Lennon Andrew Goette, was born last Friday weighing 6 lbs.
|
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William Shatner is weighing in on the "Baby, It's Cold Outside" controversy.
|
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Foreign policy pressures over Taiwan are also weighing on the military relationship.
|
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Hazana is described as about 3 feet tall, weighing about 28 lbs.
|
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He said the cut in prices was likely weighing on the stock.
|
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Your thoughts as you listen to all of these folks weighing in.
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Then there are 10 panels of glass, each weighing nearly 6,500 pounds.
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Does this information fit into your patriotic weighing up of the country?
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Concerns towards Trump's trade policies is another factor weighing on the dollar.
|
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Teams had emotional meetings last night, weighing options for how to respond.
|
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Life was delivered at 24 weeks and 5 days, weighing 1 lb.
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In weighing these competing claims, the burden of proof must be reasonable.
|
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Also weighing on the central bank is the possibility of a Brexit.
|
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Meanwhile, the personal styling service Stitch Fix is reportedly weighing an IPO.
|
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But Ebner is a different kind of player, weighing 100 pounds less.
|
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And China is weighing a boycott of American goods, which could backfire.
|
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It's just the right size for dogs weighing 245 to 2129.95 pounds.
|
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Weighing on market sentiment on Wednesday were signs of rising global output.
|
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And that's weighing on business confidence and we're seeing it in investment.
|
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Here are some of the chief issues weighing on the market now.
|
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Gawker is weighing whether to appeal the ruling, according to a source.
|
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San Diego Gas & Electric is also weighing power shutoffs for 41,000 customers.
|
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This means federal prosecutors are weighing whether to pursue a criminal investigation.
|
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The firm said it is also weighing adding video in the future.
|
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But that didn't stop the Twittersphere from weighing in on the clip.
|
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Duncan, 27, delivered Jeremiah Thomas at 8:24 pm, weighing 7 lbs.
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Garrett David Duggar was born Friday afternoon, weighing in at 7 lbs.
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You're still weighing sound quality, price, advanced audio controls, style, and fit.
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WEAK MANUFACTURING The weak business spending is weighing on production at factories.
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From there comes the temptation for airlines to start weighing passengers again.
|
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YouTube appears to be weighing whether to ban white nationalists, for example.
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It's also a lot heavier for a thin laptop, weighing 7.5 pounds.
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I'm a five-foot-tall woman weighing in at about 118 pounds.
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The Evija doesn't quite live up to that, weighing in 3,703 pounds.
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EXCLUSIVE-DEPARTMENT STORE BARNEYS NEW YORK INC WEIGHING POTENTIAL BANKRUPTCY FILING - SOURCES
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The NDG's assessment here is not weighing in on that wider point.
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Shaun is a perfectly healthy boy, weighing 7 pounds and 3 ounces.
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The conflict is weighing on economic growth forecasts and oil demand predictions.
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That said, this 'plane' is an uncrewed model weighing just 2.45 kilograms.
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Those factors are likely to keep weighing on consumer spending, analysts say.
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Jordan suffers from high unemployment, with regional conflicts weighing on business confidence.
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Gavin was born via emergency C-section weighing just over 4 lbs.
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The whole thing is pretty bulky, weighing in at over 80 pounds.
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Without question, issues of character are weighing on the minds of voters.
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Why are voters weighing in on something their elected representatives already handled?
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A moisturizing hairspray that keeps hair in place without weighing it down
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Voting is in November and a lot is weighing on this election.
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Going forward, we are weighing our options and still evaluating the issues.
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The order "mischaracterized Ayala's careful weighing of the circumstances," the lawsuit says.
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Another factor weighing on oil prices this week was a strong dollar.
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In fact, it sounds like the decision is still weighing on him.
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This is something crucial for a reader to know when weighing evidence.
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Weighing 8lb 70z, little Louis is fifth in line to the throne.
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The United Kingdom is weighing going to zero net emissions by 2050.
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Humanitarian groups fear donor fatigue is weighing on efforts to meet requirements.
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The FAA also has a task force weighing in on the issue.
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The man, described as being a white male weighing approximately 150 lbs.
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Healthcare, a European sector particularly exposed to the United States, was weighing.
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A handful of Republicans are already weighing a run to unseat Sen.
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He's our largest male, weighing in at 9.4 kilograms [around 20 lbs.].
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Henry Munoz III, the DNC's finance chairman, is also weighing a bid.
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Concerns about a global growth slowdown are weighing on the Federal Reserve.
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Presidential contenders have begun weighing in on either side of the debate.
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Chris Harrison is weighing in on the Bachelor in Paradise sex scandal.
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The dinosaur was likely an herbivore, weighing about 5,500 pounds (2,500 kilograms).
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You can hear the pressure weighing on this record, and it's stifling.
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Ryan went to see Muna with Syria weighing heavy on his mind.
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Now, many are weighing the pros and cons of such investment regulation.
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In Australia, the financials subindex fell 2.5 percent, weighing the broader market.
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Results drove the bulk of stock moves, with some disappointments weighing heavily.
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SOX dropped 1.70 percent, weighing on the S&P 500 technology index .
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Weighing just under a quarter of a pound, 3Doodler Start's 5.4-in.
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Son also bemoaned the so-called conglomerate discount weighing on SoftBank's shares.
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She says they've gotten half a dozen cities seriously weighing an installation.
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That's weighing on business confidence and the amount companies are investing. 2.
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He said recent stock market volatility isn't "weighing heavily" on the economy.
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Others, including Apollo Global Management and KKR, are weighing a similar move.
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Weighing on sentiment was a disappointing forecast by chip company Nvidia Corp.
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Advisers for the two companies spent much of Tuesday weighing their options.
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John Hickenlooper, says he is weighing a White House run (The Atlantic).
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He could have done this if the conscience was weighing on him.
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"Sexual abuse, stealing a lawn mower," Baldwin said, jokingly weighing the comparison.
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Weather has not been the only factor weighing on the British economy.
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Other countries — in Europe, Asia and South America — are weighing such measures.
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Ed O'Malley are also weighing bids for the Republican mantle in Kansas.
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Mr. Penner has been prolific online, often weighing in on political controversies.
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With this one, you also can tow a trailer weighing 6,443 pounds.
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Shanghai Pharmaceuticals said earlier in May it was weighing a counter bid.
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As Ashley Stewart and Ben Pimentel report, Amazon is weighing multiple options.
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Tencent said the tough macro environment was weighing on its ad business.
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The agencies are said to be weighing whether to open formal investigations.
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Those close to her camp say she is weighing her options carefully.
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Abating geopolitical risk was also weighing on sentiment for gold, he added.
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After weighing my options, I went with the Chase Sapphire Preferred card.
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After weighing the pros and cons of destinations such as Why, Ariz.
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Republicans are still weighing a White House-backed criminal justice reform bill.
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Fears of a trade war have been weighing on the stock market.
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Michele Bachmann, are both weighing jumping into the race to name Sen.
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Senators are weighing bouncing the continuing resolution (CR) back to the House.
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He was previously said to be weighing a bid for Maryland governor.
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The crane is supported by 52 counterweight containers, each weighing 100 tons.
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Iowa voters are weighing in on Trump's decision to bail on #GOPDebate.
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Meanwhile, Republicans are still weighing their options for a budget this year.
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As McCain, 22016, fights brain cancer, the press is weighing his legacy.
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Leaders of the Alaskan Republican Party are weighing a reprimand for Sen.
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In April, Cryan admitted the long negotiations were weighing on staff's mood.
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Cat owners aren't the only ones weighing in on the Brexit, though.
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All of the other celebrities have gone on record as weighing in.
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It is only Ed whose weighing in-ness has yet to manifest.
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Eight of its 10 main sectors gained, with healthcare and utilities weighing.
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Narrator: For everyone else, protecting your wallet might mean weighing other options.
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Baby Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor was born at a London hospital weighing
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Caruso Jack Maniscalco was born weighing eight pounds, 13 ounces, People reported.
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Google is currently weighing other options to engage with its developer audience.
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The Pennsylvania Legislature is weighing a bill aimed at curtailing the practice.
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U. countries are also weighing tighter restrictions, including halting large public gatherings.
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More recently, Mr. Steyer has been weighing a 2018 campaign in California.
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He said that trade uncertainty is weighing on business investment and confidence.
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Still, at libraries big and small, directors are weighing the potential consequences.
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It ended up being taller and deeper and weighing a lot more.
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So there I stood, clinging to the stroller and weighing my options.
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A bald eagle's nest is gigantic, often weighing more than two tons.
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President Donald Trump is finally weighing in on the Stormy Daniels saga.
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He was weighing moving his family toward the Turkish border, he said.
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Weighing each country's potential strengths and weaknesses is critical to investing wisely.
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I felt like current concerns were weighing down everyone's good time though.
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The Stronach Group has not indicated whether it is weighing that option.
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Trump said he is weighing funding to treat the uninsured for coronavirus.
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Still, the coronavirus fears are weighing heavily on the minds of voters.
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Officials were known to have been weighing whether to blame Maj. Gen.
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Federal prosecutors are also weighing charging the suspect with a hate crime.
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House Democrats are currently weighing impeachment of Trump related to Mueller's findings.
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European banks are weighing closing out derivative positions in London before then.
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I know this is silly, but it's been weighing on my heart.
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These conflicts are even weighing on the relationships of White House staff.
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Warren was weighing her options on Wednesday, according to The Washington Post.
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Concerns about demand from China are also weighing on commodities like copper.
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Mr. Garcetti is weighing a campaign for governor of California next year.
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Castro, a rising star in the party, is also weighing a bid.
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Ongoing capital spending cuts by energy firms also are weighing on growth.
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For those weighing acquisitions, Bakken operator Oasis Petroleum offers a cautionary tale.
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And countries as far-flung as New Zealand are weighing legalization bills.
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There's nothing wrong with climate scientists weighing in on a climate plan.
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New York (CNN Business)The trade war keeps weighing on American consumers.
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There are signs that the burden is weighing on the broader economy.
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"We need to analyze the results before weighing in," Mr. Péju said.
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Trump said last month he was weighing whether or not he'll attend.
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Weighing just under 5 pounds, Patrick was born nearly six weeks early.
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But for undocumented women, imagine weighing the options between motherhood and deportation.
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Further weighing on gold, Asian shares rebounded on ebbing Middle East tensions.
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Senators are now weighing whether to issue a subpoena for Bolton's testimony.
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The expansion of coronavirus is weighing on the commodities and markets overall.
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DuPont and Dow fell 2500 percent, weighing the most on the sector.
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The court is currently weighing a similar objection from religiously affiliated nonprofits.
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But he said trade uncertainty is weighing on business investment and confidence.
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HK/SIN, with losses in tech and materials weighing on the index.
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It's a tightrope act, and shareholders are weighing in, along with boards.
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Oil prices also retreated, weighing on the shares of BP and Total.
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And Detroit-rocker Kid Rock is also weighing a high-profile bid.
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Some beauty brands are weighing ecological concerns as well as seasonal sales.
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Dairy giant a2 Milk Company Ltd slipped 1.4%, weighing on the index.
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Mr. George told The Times that Ms. Phillips was weighing her options.
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The Yankees' decision makers, of course, have already been weighing these questions.
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New York City, Washington, San Francisco and Chicago are weighing similar bills.
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John Kasich and Maryland's current governor, Larry Hogan, are both weighing bids.
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The list of geopolitcal risks weighing on markets was already quite long.
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Bob Corker is weighing up retiring ahead of midterm elections in 2018.
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It doesn't look like the justices will be weighing in this term.
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It's more her plan to dump him that is weighing on me.
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It's also possible that new members of Trump's Cabinet are weighing in.
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"Daily self-weighing is quick, easy, and relatively low cost," she said.
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I started the next Monday, scanning products, weighing vegetables, and selling tobacco.
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Third, tell people these are addictive and weighing that against your choices.
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US warplanes dropped two bombs weighing 2,343 pounds each on the site.
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US warplanes dropped two bombs weighing 2,000 pounds each on the site.
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"Based on the results of the inspection, our officers found five packages containing clear crystals weighing 19.97 grams and 14 tablets weighing a total of 6.22 grams," Bali Airport customs office chief Himawan Indrajono said in the statement.
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In America all drones weighing less than 25kg are still treated the same.
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The expectation of another rate increase has diminished, weighing on the dollar recently.
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Judge Bellis is currently weighing both arguments and could rule at any time.
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After years of weighing their options, Jeff and Leanna learned about embryo adoption.
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Tibbetts is described as 5-foot-3-inches tall, weighing about 120 lbs.
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According to Page Six, Edmonds' daughter came in weighing 6 pounds, 11 ounces.
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Bangladesh's finance minister had also said in March he was weighing legal action.
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S. trade war was weighing on business sentiment in its core emerging markets.
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Keyana gave birth to a healthy baby girl, weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces.
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Watts is described as 3823-feet-5-inches tall and weighing 148 lbs.
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In these instances of weighing the worth of an event, comparisons are inevitable.
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Just two hours later, August James Sumbot was born, weighing exactly eight pounds.
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The court weighing the census decision is facing a much more diverse America.
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The Department of Homeland Security is weighing steps to help safeguard that right.
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Although not widely adopted, the concept of weighing passengers is not entirely new.
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Though not everyone took offense to Cavallari's joke, weighing in to defend her.
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That's weighing on Uber shares, which have dipped 24% below their IPO price.
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Lindsay Lohan is weighing in on her mom Dina Lohan's (literal) mystery man.
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In these trying times, we don't need anything else weighing down on us.
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Rob Portman of Ohio is weighing whether to join the Democrats as well.
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You know, whether he&aposs weighing in on Obamacare or other policy things.
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Uncertainly over NAFTA's future is weighing on some North American markets and policymakers.
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She is described as 5-foot-3-inches tall, weighing about 120 lbs.
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Billy is a white male, approximately 3 feet tall, weighing approximately 30 pounds.
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This thing is big, weighing in at 53 pounds and 25-inches thick.
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Not having health care became a constant cloud of anxiety weighing over me.
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Here are a few considerations for entrepreneurs who are weighing an entity change.
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Gavin Newsom is weighing whether or not to end new fossil fuel development.
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He also said that declines in oil prices were weighing on bond yields.
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Weighing further on the index were exporter stocks, which slipped as sterling strengthened.
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Fox News reported earlier on Wednesday that Gutierrez was weighing such a bid.
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In February, Thiam highlighted a number of external uncertainties weighing on the bank.
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Gephardt, at the time weighing a presidential run, was accused of playing politics.
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The first category of drones are defined as weighing less than 0.55 pounds.
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After eating and growing, she went home on May 3, weighing 6 lbs.
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That pessimism is weighing far more heavily on traditional automakers than technology companies.
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Iceland also operates a sophisticated enforcement regime, including harbour checks and catch weighing.
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Migration and labor costs are weighing on business confidence, lingering at decade lows.
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Corruption, state interference and a collapse in tourism are weighing on the economy.
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"Trade policies" are weighing on economic activity, "particularly business investment," the CBO said.
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Holmes didn't speak much during the visit, his sadness visibly weighing on him.
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That's in spite of the trade war that's weighing on the nation's economy.
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The rule would only apply to autonomous vehicles weighing less than 10,001 pounds.
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The U.S.-China trade war has been weighing on mood in emerging markets.
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OPEC expects the output cuts to reduce excess supply weighing on the market.
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Again, the big investment in one-day deliveries really weighing on the story.
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Broader talk of less monetary policy easing is also weighing on investor sentiment.
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Algae and bacteria tend to stick to the small plastics, weighing them down.
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Weighing on the tech-heavy index were declines in shares of heavyweights Amazon.
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So Giancarlo started asking other people for the parting phrases weighing them down.
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On top that, federal restrictions say that pets weighing more than 20 lbs.
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And just like Duncan, Venagro had son Aidan Paul, weighing in at 7lbs.
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It's more about the body and not weighing the hair down too much.
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This debt crisis is obviously weighing heavy on the students, causing financial anxiety.
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Alpha Bank, another of the four big banks, is weighing a similar sale.
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But MRIs are expensive, and "underwater weighing" is both costly and labor-intensive.
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The Tiangong is tiny by comparison, weighing in at just under 10 tons.
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The company is also weighing approaches for its airline business and Nordic operations.
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Spire is a startup that builds nano-satellites weighing about 11 pounds each.
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He was born yesterday (April 19) at 5:33 am weighing 7lbs 8oz.
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Weighing only 23 grams (1.76 pounds), the RacerX manages to generate 46,000 RPMs.
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Hundreds of Googlers were weighing in on email threads, in the actual doc.
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Now, you have to admit that is weighing on parts of our economy?
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"A reasoned weighing of evidence leaves only one possible conclusion," the authors wrote.
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Factors weighing on the stock include U.S.-China trade tensions and huge losses.
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"Insufficient progress made in the US-China trade talks is weighing on prices."
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After weighing all those risks, he decided to bet the farm on avocados.
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He spends most of his time in the weighing and accumulation of power.
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Uncertainty about the tax status of a spinoff is weighing on the investors.
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I've had a tremendous guilt weighing on me since we finished the book.
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However, that hasn&apost stopped Twitter users from weighing in with other ideas.
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Despite those ties, Obama had largely avoided weighing in prior to Tuesday's interview.
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The US has been weighing whether to provide more support to that effort.
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Yet many of the woes weighing on retail are out of Target's control.
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Cohn on Thursday said Trump was weighing changes to U.S. sanctions against Russia.
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Leah Vukmir, businessman Eric Hovde and others are weighing bids of their own.
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Lawmakers are also weighing such options as repealing exemptions for capital gains taxes.
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Get four lobsters, each weighing in at 1.1 - 1.2 lbs, for only $89.99.
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During that time, Kendall says he was in "poor" health, weighing 250 lbs.
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Uncertainty in fiscal and tax policies is weighing on customers' minds, he said.
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Raul, who is biracial, is described as 3 feet tall, weighing 38 lbs.
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Kylie's kid came out at 4:43 PM weighing 8lbs and 9 ounces.
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The healthy, beautiful boy was born in 212, weighing 224 pounds, 13 ounces.
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It feels like everyone in Hollywood is weighing on on this year's Oscars.
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Authorities are weighing water conservation measures at Atacama that could crimp Lithium output.
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Now that the burger is actually available to purchase, customers are weighing in.
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She never had to deal with the struggle of weighing potential career options.
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We asked him what life is like now without anything weighing him down.
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You can literally feel both the personal and political burden weighing on Bush.
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Clay is described as white, 5 feet 5 inches tall, weighing 125 lbs.
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Separately, Bain and Carlyle are currently weighing an offer for lighting group Osram.
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Boeing is weighing whether or not to launch the new program next year.
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John Reed is described as standing 5'8″ tall, weighing in at 190 pounds.
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She moved into an apartment with another nun and was weighing her options.
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Weighing on prices are concerns that an economic slowdown could dent fuel consumption.
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Candy companies weighing in on the presidential election was the most 2016 thing.
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The S&P industrial index fell 20.7%, weighing the most on the benchmark.
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But ongoing political chaos in Brazil is further weighing on the country's economy.
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New Zealand stocks ended lower, with utilities and industrial stocks weighing the most.
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Weighing on the benchmark index the most on Thursday was a drop automakers .
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Apple was down 1 percent, weighing the most on the three major indexes.
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The FEC is weighing new rules in light of Russia's 2016 election meddling.
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If this were not the case, I would not be weighing in now.
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Jennifer Rothwell is described as 5 feet 6 inches tall, weighing 150 lbs.
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It'll be a massive tome, weighing in at just over a thousand pages.
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John Menzies tanked after a profit warning, weighing on the small-cap index .
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Bangaldesh's finance minister had also said in March he was weighing legal action.
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He approached architecture holistically, weighing how his structures would fit within a community.
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But a full account of safety also means weighing the costs of inaction.
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The VivoBook 14 is also extremely lightweight and compact, weighing just 1.4 kilograms.
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The Supreme Court is now weighing whether it should take up that case.
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Imagine a moving tower made of huge cement bricks weighing 63 metric tons.
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There have been other factors weighing on the global auto market, of course.
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Affordability is weighing seriously on the largest and youngest cohort of buyers, millennials.
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The Senate judiciary committee was also seriously weighing a subpoena for his testimony.
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His fondness of weighing in on the news cycle is also well established.
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After weighing the pros and cons, we decided it wasn't worth the risk.
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The former attorney general hasn't shied away from weighing in on Mueller's investigation.
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On Monday, the Washington Post reported that administration officials were weighing the option.
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Trump is reportedly weighing a trip to Mississippi to boost Hyde-Smith (Politico).
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And Dow component Goldman Sachs (GS) was weighing on the broader market too.
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Also weighing on Italian banks are the new coalition' tax plans, Vailati said.
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After weighing each metric equally, SmartAsset found the average ranking for each state.
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You may be weighing options including school districts, square footage, and neighborhood amenities.
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Boyes is described as 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighing 220 pounds.
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It's the first major indicator that the FTC is weighing any such action.
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Prosecutors are still weighing charges against her that could include lying to investigators.
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This is one of the heavier carpet cleaners available, though, weighing 41 pounds.
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Weighing 6.4 ounces, this Japanese knife is lighter than some Western utility knives.
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Technical pressure is also weighing on crude after its retreat from recent highs.
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Investors want certainty, with the political turmoil weighing on consumer and business sentiment.
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The group is also weighing further expanding the map at the presidential level.
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Former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling (R) is weighing a challenge against Warren.
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Also weighing on sterling are signs of a slowdown in the British economy.
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BAIER: Speaking of which, the president weighing in on Joe Biden this week.
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Axios reported Thursday that Biden's advisers were weighing Abrams as a possible pick.
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"I'm nervous to give you an opinion without leadership weighing in," he said.
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Mandelblit is weighing indictments in those investigations, with a decision possibly months away.
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Women generally weighing less than men, would see a higher BAC per drink.
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The staff busy themselves weighing, packaging, and sealing red bags for eager customers.
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The massive engagement diamond weighing down Kelly's hand probably didn't hurt her mood.
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It wasn't any kind of conscious decision, no weighing of tactics or options.
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The trade-sensitive industrials slipped 0.54%, with 263M Co weighing on the sector.
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Trump is weighing eight names to head the FBI, as Bloomberg first reported.
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I couldn't deny it anymore: Weighing myself was affecting my life, my happiness.
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But it turns out, weighing yourself doesn't leave any room for mindful eating.
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It really came down to the cold, hard weighing of costs and benefits.
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Throughout the entire process, dozens of people are weighing in on the video.
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In weighing up the health of the U.S economy, Bullard cited conflicting signals.
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Remi Leigh Henriques was born on August 20, weighing 8 pounds, 7 ounces.
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The dollar popped just after that happened, weighing on the dollar-denominated gold.
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Richardson told Reuters the United States was weighing responses to such a move.
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Now it is weighing the impact of an escalation of the trade fight.
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Top government officials are still weighing dramatic measures like restrictions on domestic movement.
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The coronavirus outbreak has been weighing on the global economy and on markets.
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Shortly afterward, Twitter lit up with users weighing in on the "Fauci facepalm."
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Slower growth in the global economy is also weighing on the United States.
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Again, I started weighing myself every day, and started seeing my weight drop.
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But outside major cities, librarians are weighing whether to stock the drug, too.
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Walmart is also weighing whether to take additional steps on its gun policies.
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The company has been weighing changes to the way it handles children's videos.
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All of us are weighing fear and curiosity against each other every day.
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If anything, though, merely weighing Guardiola's worth in gold and silverware is reductive.
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The giant wind turbine, weighing 25 tons, is singularly made of cast fiberglass.
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Mr. Campbell said the Fed's rate increases had been weighing on the markets.
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Being abroad didn't stop President Trump from weighing in on the tax bill.
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And it seems like politics are, as usual, weighing heavy on Moz's mind.
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It's been a pretty robust campaign with a lot of people weighing in.
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Yaqoob arrived unconscious at Al Sadaqa Hospital here, weighing just over 30 pounds.
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He's been weighing a few jobs, and they shouldn't be hard to find.
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Republicans have waited to hear from Trump before weighing in on the measure.
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The bulls, some weighing close to a ton, were not much farther away.
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In March Ms. McCray said she was weighing a future run for office.
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China, the world's largest consumer of oil, has also been weighing on commodities.
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Its equipment is also sensitive to critters weighing up to 50 pounds — i.e.
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Weighing up to 4kg, it is the world's fattest and least flighty parrot.
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Senate negotiators are weighing changes to please those holdouts, according to the WaPo.
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Fears of a demand collapse caused by recession are weighing heavily on commodities.
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That happened to Kelly when Red Hat was weighing a large system implementation.
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The largest box of chocolates was a Thorntons Moments box weighing 3,725 pounds.
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Cordless and weighing just over five pounds, they're easy to maneuver and handle.
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He even ran a marathon, weighing 21 pounds, in his Biggest Loser effort.
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Weakness in consumer spending is also weighing on the world's third largest economy.
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The foundation's contribution raised eyebrows; Bondi is weighing an investigation into Trump University.
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We at the office sure are already weighing the features of the two.
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In the meantime, though, the organization is weighing its options, including further litigation.
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A report surfaced in November that the White House was weighing the ban.
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Burgerim, an Encino, California-based burger chain, may be weighing filing for bankruptcy.
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Rumors suggest Apple is weighing improving some of these restrictions in iOS 14.
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Like Ms. Rivera, many are weighing whether to stay, hide or leave altogether.
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It is not a news analysis or a weighing up of alternative views.
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The Hill's Alex Bolton has more on McConnell weighing in on the controversy.
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Anything with that kind of expectation weighing on it is packed with pressure.
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ISM Chair Timothy Fiore pointed to trade weighing on manufacturing in a statement.
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For instance, Trump is reportedly weighing new sanctions on Iran and North Korea.
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We're in a calmer, little more cautious tone and that's weighing on gold.
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Every item is priced individually, meaning no weighing required for produce, for example.
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My son was born prematurely at 26.5 weeks, weighing less than two pounds.
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He can pile on the activity without weighing things down, a rare talent.
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"He was weighing the possibility that he might be wrong," Mr. Paterson said.
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Ideology aside, however, uncertainty about federal policy may be weighing on the economy.
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Weighing it down, however, are Adams's efforts to fill out the novel's world.
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The phone in question was a plastic Motorola weighing more than two pounds.
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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio is weighing a presidential bid as well.
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Nevertheless, Dr. Feinstein said her department is weighing a halt to routine shielding.
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Fans across the United States and outside the country started weighing in angrily.
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State and local budget constraints, along with retirements, are weighing heavily on departments.
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With about $1503,000 in debt, she is weighing another challenge: filing for bankruptcy.
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The impact of Harvey was also weighing slightly on the greenback, Lien added.
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But that didn't stop Seinfeld's wife from weighing in on the whole thing.
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In the end legislation is always about weighing the costs versus the benefits.
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The trade policy issue in particular seems to be weighing on business investment.
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This is due in part to struggling NFL ratings weighing on the stock.
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Lawmakers are currently weighing a range of proposals in response to the shooting.
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But IBM shares fell 3.0 percent, weighing on the Dow and S&P.
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Global markets sink: Worries over slowing economic growth are weighing on global markets.
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The central bank has warned the drought is weighing on Australia's economic growth.
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The central bank has warned the drought is weighing on Australia's economic growth.
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It's usually helpful to understand what pressures are weighing on the other guy.
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"Some of the factors weighing on economic growth had been expected," she said.
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Mr. Ferguson said there were other states still weighing whether to join him.
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The heavily-weighted financials sector declined 2110.76 percent, weighing on the broader index.
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And the fact that they're not saving enough is weighing heavily on Americans.
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After years of advocacy, research, experts' weighing-in, lives lost, we made progress.
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JAPAN'S ECONOMIC POLICYMAKERS WEIGHING RISK OF OLYMPICS CANCELLATION MORE SERIOUSLY IN PROJECTIONS -SOURCES
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Many are now weighing the risks of hiring "polleros" to sneak them in.
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See our 2004 lesson Weighing the War for more details about this format.
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Actually that paper might be a good example for the question I'm weighing.
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In weighing the suit that tested the law's provisions, known as Lenz v.
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State legislatures are also increasingly weighing in on which energy sources get built.
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I didn't open the letter right away, weighing the envelope in my hands.
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Those false reports picked up steam as prominent conspiracy theorists began weighing in.
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On Big Little Lies, there are worlds of truth weighing down its silences.
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Obviously there's nothing wrong with weighing the pros and cons of proposed rules.
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With those prospects clearly weighing on him, Cruz ripped into Trump on Tuesday.
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Later, when co-host Artie Lang asked Trump if he ever had a threesome -- describing multiple women together weighing 300 pounds -- Trump willingly responds in the affirmative, and actually suggests he has slept with three women collectively weighing 375 pounds.
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But just because the MacBook Pro has crazy big storage doesn't mean that it's bulky and inconvenient — the current Pro model is the thinnest and lightest yet, with the 13" model weighing three pounds and the 15" model weighing four pounds.
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Weighing the respective possibilities, the firm sees little chance of meaningful change in Washington.
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Allegations of fraud involving 1MDB have already spooked investors by weighing on Malaysia's currency.
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"That adds to the political confusion that's weighing on the market globally," said Joy.
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"Donald Trump was personal, weighing in making telephone calls around the clock," says Zeleny.
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SPLRCT fell 1.5 percent, weighing the most on the broader S&P 500 index.
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The ongoing trade war between Washington and Beijing is weighing on Chinese toy exporters.
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Screenshot: GizmodoMozilla has a good guide to weighing the trustworthiness of an extension here.
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Weighing the risks of hormone therapy against feelings of dysphoria can be potentially dangerous.
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To Carl, this holy order is what is truly weighing down on his cousin.
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Noticing each moment and weighing its significance helps round out the meaning of Paterson.
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Wesleyan University President Michael Roth said in a statement that he's weighing the idea.
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Here is the president on tape and also Trey Gowdy weighing in on this.
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McLaurin Clement Williams — whose first name was Robin's middle name — arrived weighing 8 lbs.
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Altria is also weighing an investment in e-cigarette company Juul, CNBC has reported.
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Brexit negotiations are weighing on the pound, which usually helps the exporter-heavy index.
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The president also weighing in on that in his sit-down with Maria Bartiromo.
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The letter also reportedly said prosecutors were weighing whether to charge him with conspiracy.
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Home price gains continue to increase with the weaker supply, clearly weighing on affordability.
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Weighing in on her friend's beauty looks isn't a new concept to the actress.
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"The somewhat stronger dollar (is) weighing on the commodities space," Commerzbank analyst Daniel Briesemann.
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Poultry producer Astral, which is weighing job cuts, fell 0.66 percent to 120.50 rand.
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Skycity Entertainment Group Ltd fell as much as 3.6 percent, weighing on the index.
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And his cousin Amanda is in a tougher situation — along with weighing 650 lbs.
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The skin literally cracks under the pressure of the body weighing down on it.
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After weighing the pros and cons, the team chose to conduct their survey anonymously.
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ARROYO: Now Steven Kerr who is the Golden Warriors coach, he&aposs weighing in.
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The market is also weighing the possibility of additional U.S. sanctions on the country.
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Joining 5½-year-old big sister Cielo, baby Gracie was born weighing 9 lbs.
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She admitted she hasn't seen it, but it didn't stop her from weighing in.
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But it also said it would continue weighing a rival offer from Western Digital.
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Weighing up the pros and cons is made harder by a scarcity of data.
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US senators are also weighing in, and a handful have urged WWE to reconsider.
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The labels said they were safe for children weighing as little as 30 pounds.
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So yeah, it's not surprising Nintendo would be weighing the release of more games.
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A Zimbabwe game reserve guide pets "Marimba", a female pangolin weighing 22 pounds, Sept.
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Weighing the merits of his performance is subjective; I'm declaring his prettiness objective fact.
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The FTSE 13 slipped by 0.3%, with exporter stocks also weighing on the index.
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Investors are weighing the chances of eurosceptic groups grabbing a third of the seats.
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Wheat slid for a third consecutive session with ample world supplies weighing on prices.
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But demand for new homes remained weak, weighing on sales of appliances and furniture.
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Judges in Cardiff are weighing the lawfulness of similar trials by South Wales Police.
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We found a house we really love but are weighing the pros and cons.
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These are temporary boosters that are seen weighing on the economy later this year.
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At the same time, weakness in manufacturing and corporate sentiment is weighing on growth.
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Those weighing more than 95 percent of kids the same age are considered obese.
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And with multiple deadlines looming, the time for weighing those decisions is running out.
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So if you're not weighing your poop, you're not doing the hardcore keto diet.
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A good approach is to avoid weighing down the hanging shelves by overpacking them.
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Footage of the attack quickly circulated online, with many weighing in on the incident.
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Overall banks closed down 3.2 percent, with Italian banks weighing the sector down significantly.
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"When I let go of baggage (weighing bout 175lbs) that was freeing," yevette8433 said.
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The loss was clearly weighing on Mr. Jacobson the weekend I was in Tuk.
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Streamlined vest Weighing only 5.6 ounces, Patagonia's ultra thin vest won't drag you down.
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The Dodgers are weighing whether to put him on the 15-day disabled list.
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Several Western countries are weighing laws that allow people to categorise their own gender.
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However, he also said the dollar and low energy prices were weighing on inflation.
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Silicon Valley is weighing in, but not all companies are on the same side.
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Jon Najarian is concerned about an economic slowdown weighing on shares of P&G.
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Venezuelan Kamila was born premature at 229 weeks, weighing just 113 grams (211 lbs).
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Some plays require wigs and thick makeup, and costumes weighing up to 50 kilogrammes.
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Baby Hal arrived via cesarean, weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces and measuring 19.29 inches.
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This hidden entranceway was found beneath large slabs weighing as much as 3,300 pounds.
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Brexit is not the only factor weighing on the market for London real estate.
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Lowe's dropped 4.1 percent and Home Depot fell 1.6 percent, weighing on the Dow.
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Martella is reportedly weighing legal action against Lyft, saying their response was not enough.
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On the other hand, it's true prolonged monetary easing is weighing on banks' profits.
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Last week the Bank of England said Brexit uncertainty was weighing on the economy.
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And in yet another lucky coincidence, the little girl was born weighing 7 lbs.
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Messrs Naidu, Posner and Weyl propose other rules of thumb for weighing up mergers.
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From mid-week, rising oil inventories in the United States started weighing on prices.
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The conflict is weighing on economic growth forecasts and with that, oil demand predictions.
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Also weighing on Lowe's was higher transportation costs that have also plagued other retailers.
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AND THAT DIDN'T PREVENT YOU FROM WEIGHING IN ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE JUST YESTERDAY TOO.
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Local protests are turning the pressure up on members of Congress weighing this plan.
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Weighing all these arguments is difficult even for cyber-security experts, says Mr Crowcroft.
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Anything weighing more than 55 pounds has to be registered as a proper aircraft.
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The actor also got silly while weighing in on everything from athletics to politics.
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Julia Roberts is weighing in on the college admissions scandal that's rocked the America.
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It's terrifying, and so the question is how are we weighing in on that?
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But costs related to sales and servicing are also way up, weighing on profitability.
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Semenya's legal team is weighing the option of appealing IAAF's decision, per Al-Jazeera.
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Yu is an Asian female standing 4 feet 11 inches and weighing 90 pounds.
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Just two years after leaving the Army, Morgan Root found herself weighing 255 lbs.
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She waved off weighing in saying it was "inside baseball" and a constitutional issue.
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She waved off weighing in, saying it was "inside baseball" and a constitutional issue.
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I've written before about how analytics has a tough time weighing quarterbacks like Newton.
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So, in this latest bit of option weighing, let's start with these three men.
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Meanwhile, Louis doesn't appear to have any problem weighing in on his father's acting.
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A federal judge in Brooklyn is now weighing whether cryptocurrencies can be considered securities.
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Lower metals prices are weighing on mining export revenue, economic growth, and fiscal revenues.
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The Vista are also even lighter than before, weighing in at six grams each.
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Doug Jones (D-Ala.), one of the red-state Democrats still weighing his vote.
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I used to work in a grocery store weighing peanuts and raisins into bags.
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Trump said Sunday that he is weighing helping to pay for McGraw's legal fees.
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Celebrities have not been shy about weighing in on the presidential election this year.
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Kim Cattrall is weighing in on the possibility of Sex and the City 3.
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Also weighing on the S&P 500 and Dow, Exxon Mobil fell 873 percent.
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But her comments stopped short of denying the ministry was weighing such a proposal.
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Wade is 5 feet 6 inches tall with blonde hair, weighing approximately 140 pounds.
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Other governments and companies in the Gulf are also weighing possible panda bond issues.
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Lowe's dropped 3.3 percent and Home Depot fell 1.113 percent, weighing on the Dow.
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That, the manufacturers claim, is sufficient to lift and carry someone weighing 82kg (180lbs).
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I was constantly looking in the mirror, pinching my waist, weighing myself every day.
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Congress is weighing whether to impeach her amid the country's worst recession in decades.
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Despite its foldability, the Byrd is still relatively heavy, weighing in at four pounds.
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Another European country is weighing the possibility of joining China's international infrastructure investment plan.
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Israel's attorney-general is presently weighing whether to charge Netanyahu in three corruption cases.
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In interviews, speeches and even official documents, the Fed has increasingly been weighing in.
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He said uncertainty about the global economy also appeared to be weighing on sentiment.
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Polish entrepreneurs are now weighing up new opportunities rather than dwelling on Brexit's risks.
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A first jury weighing the charges against Ward deadlocked on both counts in February.
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Next time the weather is weighing heavy on your shivering bones, turn to mezcal.
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But among the billionaires weighing the presidency, Bloomberg and Steyer have the running start.
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What are you weighing as you decide if, when and how to address it?
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Top U.S. officials have signaled that the administration is weighing additional sanctions as well.
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Trump's lawyers have been weighing whether to allow Mueller's team to interview the president.
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House Republicans are still weighing their options for adopting their own budget this year.
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Mr. Cahill started weighing and measuring his food again and stepped up his exercise.
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The topic dominated the Sunday political shows, with key Democrats and Republicans weighing in.
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These risks may be weighing on the prices of equities and perhaps corporate credit.
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This is a truly pressing problem undoubtedly weighing heavily on Abdullah's always-overstressed kingdom.
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Twitter has taken a stand; Google is weighing changes to its own ad policy.
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The job of a judge in weighing these competing concerns is a difficult one.
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It could carry a warhead weighing about 1,500 to 2,200 pounds, South Korea says.
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Lawmakers are weighing a number of stand-alone measures aimed at ending family separations.
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Also weighing on prices was fresh optimism on the U.S.-China trade war front.
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SX7P > weighing on the benchmark, while the defensive healthcare, utilities and telecom sectors outperformed.
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If credit card debt is weighing you down, it's worth exploring lower-interest options.
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SPLRCT fell 26.1 percent, with tech stocks weighing the most on the major indexes.
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She urges anyone weighing this decision to think long and hard before doing this.
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A Delaware judge is weighing both arguments and is expected to rule this summer.
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"We feel our mortality in holding office really weighing on this vote," said Rep.
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The slump is reverberating worldwide, weighing on the U.S. and other leading global economies.
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He said he was weighing "very strongly" even higher tariffs on all Chinese goods.
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Billionaire Democratic donor and environmental activist Tom Steyer is still weighing a Senate bid.
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But as anyone who has sat staring blankly at a screen, weighing "best" vs.
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CNN's Jake Tapper is weighing in on a New York Times report that Sen.
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR COMING ON AND WEIGHING IN AT YOUR INVESTOR DAY.
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That in turn is weighing on the economic prospects for exporting nations like Germany.
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The baby girl came into the world at 20 inches long, weighing 7 lbs.
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Investment in residential construction has declined for two straight quarters, weighing on economic growth.
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The Maradol papaya is a large, oval fruit typically weighing 3 or more pounds.
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The whole time, though, I felt the guilt weighing on me like a boulder.
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The moon in Libra finds you working through complicated emotions and weighing serious options.
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Drug policy is about weighing all of these consequences to get a better outcome.
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Fans are also weighing in, enjoying the entertaining drama, but also siding with Minaj.
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MegaBots' Eagle Prime is a 16-foot tall bot, weighing in at 12 tons.
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The meeting also comes as Sanders is weighing a second presidential bid in 2020.
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WeWork's board this week was also weighing a buyout from JPMorgan, Business Insider reported.
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Caterpillar slid 193 percent and Boeing fell 1.2 percent, weighing on the Dow Industrials.
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BHP has been weighing an entry into potash since prices spiked a decade ago.
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International regulators are weighing new rules intended to put them on sounder financial footing.
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Next came weighing the options: The parents decided against chemotherapy, worried about side effects.
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APM Terminals will begin to offer services such as weighing, repackaging and refrigerated storage.
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Breitbart, the conservative media organization Bannon leads, is weighing whether to keep him around.
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Beyond the demand implications, the travel ban with Europe is weighing on investor confidence.
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The American Civil Liberties Union was weighing an appeal, potentially to the Supreme Court.
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The Pentagon is weighing options to draw down forces in Iraq to around 2,500.
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The Wall Street Journal first reported the administration was weighing a special enrollment period.
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And he is weighing a visit to the early primary state of South Carolina.
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Moreover, the lightweight metal has become one of several factors weighing down Ford's profitability.
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The doomed jet, weighing 2447 tonnes, was in freefall after entering an aerodynamic stall.
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Congress is also weighing legislation that would strengthen national security checks on Chinese investment.
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McCain, Graham, Durbin, and I wrote a letter to the White House weighing in.
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For the works, Mr. Beasley ordered five bales of cotton, weighing some 2,500 pounds.
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We'll be covering it all here, with reporters weighing in from near and far.
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But the money isn't good enough for the five-figure debts weighing them down.
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Legislators in several other states, including North Carolina and Illinois, are weighing similar action.
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Nate is the latest addition to a growing list of factors weighing on oil.
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He started his journey weighing about 170 pounds and estimated he lost about 15.
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The Journal adds that Mr. Walter is weighing giving up the chief executive job.
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Also weighing on the markets in the region were rising United States bond yields.
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Also weighing on the pound was the prospect of a leadership challenge to Mrs.
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But Judge Furman will nonetheless be weighing in on an issue with enormous stakes.
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That probably encourages central banks to remain dovish, weighing on yields and boosting gold.
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Both lenses are surprisingly compact for their size, weighing 17 and 22.1 ounces, respectively.
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Also weighing on the markets: Revenue growth at U.S. companies appears to be slowing.
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Mr. Paddock gambled as he lived, his brother said — methodically, always weighing the odds.
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Rising inequality can hamper consumption by weighing on the income of the middle class.
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Already, the cost of football is weighing on some private high schools, Cantu said.
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He spent far more time outside without basketball weighing on his mind and schedule.
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So to pivot a little, why isn't Obama or Obama-land weighing in more?
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We are concerned that the Department of Defense is not appropriately weighing the risks.
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Classes are often taught as abstract legal exercises rather than weighing real-world impacts.
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It's widely taken for granted that matters of principle aren't weighing on him here.
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Now transportation officials there are weighing permit applications from a dozen additional scooter services.
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Archie Harrison Mountbatten Windsor was born on May 6, weighing 7 pounds, 3 ounces.
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Usiminas said state development bank BNDES is still weighing approval of the debt renegotiation.
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International diplomats have been weighing in on the matter, hoping to strike a resolve.
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"The judges are very thoughtful in weighing and not rubber-stamping," Ms. McKeown said.
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"I think it was weighing on everyone," Bradford said of the four-game slide.
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There's no reason to spend long weighing the merits of each, or lack thereof.
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He is proposing a new ambassador and weighing hiring lobbyists to build better ties.
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Uncertainty also stemmed from investors weighing the likelihood of a Brexit agreement by Thursday.
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Like many news readers, Stephen Colbert had a lot weighing on his mind Tuesday.
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The Senate is weighing in on the thorny issue of pay for college athletes.
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Catching a giant paddlefish weighing 50 or 13 pounds is an altogether different pursuit.
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Back at the school in Lake Oswego, parents were weighing how to go forward.
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AF: What are those other things that are weighing on some of these clients?
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Exxon confirmed in January it was weighing an exit from the Neptun Deep project.
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Pizza Hut's largest U.S. franchisee is weighing restructuring options, including bankrutpcy, Bloomberg reported Wednesday.
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Interior currently must rely on a wide variety of scientific research when weighing decisions.
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U.S. officials said the White House was weighing whether to suspend flights to China.
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Iraqi officials are weighing whether to demand that US troops pull out of Iraq.
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As with regular baking, it's always best to be precise by weighing your ingredients.
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Lee removed the fat in one giant piece, which ended up weighing nine pounds.
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That would be like a tax cut, basically something that's weighing on corporate earnings.
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Tea party insurgent Art Halvorson is weighing yet another bid to oust veteran Rep.
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Second, rails also still have significant exposure to energy that is weighing on them.
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But lobbyists had heard that congressional Republicans were weighing lowering the cap to $2,400.
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The company is also weighing making its content available on other apps as well.
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So far, the devices are limited to carrying cargo weighing less than five pounds.
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The Scots want to have another referendum, so probably that is weighing on sterling.
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CINVEN WEIGHING POSSIBLE JOINT BID WITH ANOTHER PRIVATE EQUITY FUND FOR COTY'S PORTFOLIO SOURCES
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The company is weighing some $500 million in other potential expansion projects and acquisitions.
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It aims to capture space junk targets weighing up to eight tonnes (17,000 lb).
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But with this drone innovation, weighing many whales in diverse waters is now feasible.
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Since it's weighing on you, please choose one trusted family member to confide in.
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The countries are weighing the strong warnings coming from Washington against their business interests.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Worries over slowing economic growth are weighing on global markets.
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Trump already has company in the digital world among Democrats weighing 2020 presidential bids.
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S) are among firms said to be weighing bids for Deutsche Bank AG's (DBKGn.
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Former New York Jets center Nick Mangold is weighing a campaign to replace Rep.
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This would change under a new owner, potentially weighing on FinecoBank's valuation, they add.
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Working against him could be a stronger United States dollar weighing on American exporters.
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People reported the baby is a girl, born Saturday, weighing 7 pounds, 10 ounces.
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Of late, concerns about Elon Musk's behavior has been weighing on the stock price.
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Moreover, the lightweight metal has become one of several factors weighing down Ford's profitability.
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Thunberg's haters aren't the only ones weighing in on her looks to cringeworthy effect.
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Further weighing on gold, the dollar index jumped to a near three-year high.
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