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1
According to one account, it was Elizabeth's popularity that
tipped
the
scales
.
2
One of those campaigns apparently
tipped
the
scales
toward an early patch.
3
Ausonius, if I had read him then, might have
tipped
the
scales
.
4
But it was Darren, she knew, who had truly
tipped
the
scales
.
5
Then, on 17 December last year, came the incident that
tipped
the
scales
.
6
After cleaning, it
tipped
the
scales
at a little below two hundred pounds.
7
He brought back one himself that
tipped
the
scales
at seven-and-a-half.
8
Here's what has
tipped
the
scales
in South Africa's favour.
9
But in my day, at my best, I
tipped
the
scales
close to two-forty.
10
He
tipped
the
scales
at one hundred sixty-two, and he looked twenty pounds less.
11
I
tipped
the
scales
,
as they say, at ninety-two pounds.
12
The star admitted she once
tipped
the
scales
at 110kg.
13
But Mr Saikawa's admission last week that he was improperly overpaid finally
tipped
the
scales
.
14
The last-minute withdrawal of Mr Jim Mitchell
tipped
the
scales
inexorably against Mr Enda Kenny.
15
It was about one metre in height and
tipped
the
scales
at about 31 kg.
16
Morrison did, and
tipped
the
scales
at one seventy-four.
tipped
the
scales
tipped
tip
scale