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Protection may be relatively light because justices have worked to preserve their freedom of movement, and the Supreme Court has a lucky history — its members have not met with serious violence.

This year, the tax burden on mutual fund investors will be relatively light, because many fund managers still have substantial tax losses on their books from previous years that they can use to offset any capital gains accumulated in 2010.

His sentence was relatively light because of his cooperation as an informant in government-run stings.

At 5.25 lbs, the backpack is relatively light, because it's made with water-resistant, ripstop nylon.

Winds will be relatively light all week.

Although they are among the heaviest of flying birds, they are relatively light for their apparent bulk because of air pockets in the skeleton and beneath the skin enabling them to float high in the water.

Ms. McIntyre likes these aluminum poles because they are relatively light -- nine ounces each -- but still sturdy.

One last thing: because it is relatively light, the XJ8L also manages 18 mpg in the city and 28 mpg on the highway.

Here are five takeaways: "Frozen" seems likely to be a formidable contender for the best animated film Oscar — and not just because the competition is relatively light this year.

"Well, it's nonsense and embarrassing, but also quite nice to have overcome one of the standard preconceptions about my singing, which is that because my voice is relatively light, it isn't sensual," he said.

Because the vehicle is relatively light, it can travel up to 185 miles or operate for six hours, depending on variables such as cargo weight and temperature.