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Meanings of weigh in in English

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Usage of weigh in in English
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And with a crucial election year underway, Congress would certainly weigh in.
Reuters
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Activists, thinkers, artists and members of civil society will all weigh in.
The Guardian
3
The new chairman is expected to weigh in on this issue, too.
Reuters
4
The Federal Trade Commission is expected to weigh in later this quarter.
Reuters
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The panelists weigh in on what could be done about the problem.
Radio NZ
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Certain clubs might be able to weigh in regularly for such deals.
The Guardian
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I promised to reconsider by asking more experienced doctors to weigh in.
The emperor of all maladies: a biography of cancer
8
They said I could weigh in at the hotel whenever we arrived.
My Fight/Your Fight
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The DOJ didn't weigh in on the effects of the previous merger.
Wired
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We asked experts to weigh in on how stressed we should be.
Wired
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Blowhards didn't wait to weigh in with theories and blame and predictions.
Wired
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It's causing everyone to weigh in on systemic sexism in our culture.
Wired
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It's like allowing the Tucson shooter to weigh in on gun control.
Reuters
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Former presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama weigh in on his influence.
BBC
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Judy Mikovits is the next of Philipp's expert sources to weigh in.
News.com.au
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Lots of commenters weigh in and start slapping each other around too.
Wired
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Australia
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