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weigh in
1. And as you can imagine, even if they were willing to weigh in, just finding a bathroom and a scale big enough and that wouldn’t go “crunch” when they stepped up on it would be a harrying challenge in itself!
2. The letter should have been thrown out: an assistant whose job, in part, was to weed through the more than 100 such letters each month, didn't realize that agents mostly expected young adult fiction to weigh in at 40,000 to 60,000 words
3. Periodically Christians would weigh in on one side or the other and annihilate whichever group was in the way this time, but the slaughter continued unabated in spite of the Swordsman Church’s concerted efforts to eliminate all the Muslims they came in contact with
4. I doubt that in death I would sleep restless – I would forever be turning in my grave at the dead comprehension of my failure to weigh in that fish
5. Power created through nuclear plants is not as cheap as people think, if you weigh in the liability and health costs
6. This information was all very helpful but still did not provide him with the identity of the murderer, who he had secretly hoped would confess when confronted by the ghostly apparition of the victim; however, the reaction of Preacher Cooper was definitely significant enough to weigh in the balance with respect to his involvement in this entire scheme
7. ings started to weigh in on his mind and he started to recall verses he had
8. supporter of this magazine, to weigh in
9. We need to weigh in the balance the teachings of man and the teachings of Adonai
10. Mark, I was also able to weigh in with the
11. next generation and so on; Loyd would wait for her to pause, then weigh in, putting the blame for the
12. Poll workers report the biggest voter turnout in city history, with a whopping eighty-five percent of registered voters coming out to weigh in on the issue
13. Why did such a heaviness weigh in her stomach whenever she considered she might never see him again?
14. and Justice; to weigh in the balance
15. All I’m saying is that you need to weigh in all the aspects of a relationship
16. The disadvantages of having people on the payroll are starting to weigh in on their hiring decisions
17. Mature males weigh in at around 13 lbs
18. But I’ll take it! Then Matt Warburton, an executive producer, goes through what the writers are working on so I can weigh in
19. something he could do to weigh in on Claude’s side; but he had already written to Gregory pledging the
20. The feeder cattle contract is for calves that weigh in at 650–849 pounds, which are sent to the feedlots to get fed, fattened, and then slaughtered
21. Walter Winchell, who was Joe DiMaggio’s friend and the man who made it possible for Joe to see the scene in The Seven Year Itch that was the catalyst for his beating of Marilyn, couldn’t wait to weigh in when Arthur Miller announced in February 1956 that he and his wife were divorcing: “America’s best known blonde moving picture star is now the darling of the left-wing intelligentsia
22. Henry thought the approval of the people would weigh in his favor