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Meanings of weighing in English
Portuguese
pesada Spanish
deliberación Usage of weighing in English
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But a tough economic background across Europe is still weighing on business.
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The party certification of the election left McDaniel weighing a possible challenge.
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The U.S.-China trade war has been weighing on mood in emerging markets.
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Ryan announced his long-shot challenge after several days of publicly weighing it.
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She considered what he had said, weighing the merits of his case.
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Also weighing on oil prices was talk of an emergency stock release.
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That mission's cache, weighing perhaps 100 milligrams, is coming home in December.
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Compromise will be needed, after weighing up very different, even contradictory, requirements.
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The Russian paused for exactly half a second, calmly weighing his options.
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My apologies for weighing in so late on the national broadband debate.
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Ed thought about it, weighing the options, the issues, and the problems.
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Healthcare, a European sector particularly exposed to the United States, was weighing.
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But that doesn't stop health officials from weighing in on the topic.
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Treasurer Wayne Swan will have the final say after weighing national interests.
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Concerns about competition from low-priced coal may also be weighing on prices.
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Longer-term, many analysts see a continuing supply surplus weighing on the market.
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