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2. The theft weighed on his mind.

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4. I'm sure there's something weighing on his mind .

5. Something was weighing on her mind.

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

7. What weighs on the other side of the scale?

8. The image weighed on Mozart even during his lifetime.

9. But my housing conditions were constantly weighing on us.

10. In dark little shops, potatoes, onions, and butter were being weighed on scales.

11. It's the realisation that they are not perfectible which weighs on all these Emersonians.

12. Solomon said the weaker yen is likely to start weighing on earnings.

13. All parcels and packets should be weighed on the parcel scales.

14. Certainly, the past is beginning to weigh on its shoulders.

15. Signs that the economy is slowing after years of expansion has weighed on stocks in recent weeks.

16. After that, I made sure that I was always weighed on the same scale.

17. Lower prices for Treasury bonds also weighed on stock prices somewhat, traders said.

18. Similar pressures weighed on Desiderius, Waddo and Bladast, but for rather different reasons.

19. Unexpectedly weak earning from Motorola Inc. coupled with rising government bind yields weighed on stocks, caused widespread losses.

20. The truffles are sorted, brushed clean, weighed on Roman scales and placed in small chestnut baskets.

21. Does it weigh on you now?

22. BofA's consumer operations continue weigh on it.

23. Less investment in innovation may weigh on future growth.

24. I recognize the immense responsibilities weigh on my shoulders.

25. Still, global problems are starting to weigh on China.

26. How much does Mickey Rooney weigh on the moon?

27. The wealth did not weigh on me.

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29. Didn't the nurse's accident weigh on her at all?

30. Falling employment and wages are also expected to weigh on consumer spending for some time.

31. Political uncertainty, both provincially and federally, may continue to weigh on the currency, analysts said.

32. Fears about the US current account deficit yesterday continued to weigh on the dollar.

33. He's lost so much weigh on his new diet that now he's and bones.

34. Though some sub-sectors might remain strong, the overall nonresidential market looks poised for a downturn as substantially tighter credit condition and slowing overall activity weigh on the sector.

35. Counter next to set up platform balance, in addition to outside baggage should weigh on.

36. But while some analysts like Katzive at Credit Suisse expect interest rate differentials to gradually weigh on the dollar in 2009, others argue a correction won't be immediate.

37. The US has a large output gap that will weigh on inflation.

38. These efforts weigh on me every time I, as Commander-in-Chief, have to sign a letter to a family that has lost a loved one, or look into the eyes of a service member who's been gravely wounded.

39. Meanwhile, high joblessness also is likely to weigh on consumer sentiment.

40. Markets had their biggest drop in five weeks, as ongoing credit loss concerns weigh on sentiment and bank earnings.

41. That could weigh on growth, and intensify frictions over trade.

42. Weak trading results are expected to weigh on overall profitability at Morgan Stanley, which became a bank holding company and reduced risk as the credit crisis exploded last September.

43. "There remain significant vulnerabilities and challenges to be worked through in many economies," Bollard said in a statement. "This process could weigh on global growth going forward."

44. When floating in water, persons or other heavy objects are forbidden to weigh on the machine.

45. The high costs of raw materials and grid energy continue to weigh on foreign producers.