The great danger of the current crisis is thus not that decision-makers in Washington and Pyongyang will deliberately weigh the costs and benefits of another Korean War and decide it is worth pursuing.
Those early dummies weighed in at 170lb (77kg), a figure deliberately chosen to represent the average American male – 170lb was the median weight for adult men in the country at the time.
During survey work at the arcopolis, archaeologists discovered a 13.5 cm long flint knife deliberately embedded in the interior of the north wall, it weighed 225 g.
But those who wrote and adopted our First Amendment weighed those dangers against the dangers of censorship and deliberately chose the First Amendment's unequivocal command that freedom of assembly, petition, speech and press shall not be abridged.
Weighing the deliberately inclusive statutory language against other evidence of congressional intent, it seems to us a close question whether FACA should be construed to apply to the ABA Committee, although on the whole we are fairly confident it should not.
But too often, the unvarying prose is weighed down by Kareem's attempts to provide some "existential malaise," and the deliberately zany plot contrivances verge on gimmickry.
But Langford says that the board deliberately omitted attaching any price tags until "all the stakeholders --other federal agenciestakeholders --othermmunity, stakeholders --otheration ofederals, agenciessthe--have weighed in.
Medica, Battat, and Selvin deliberately designed the PowerBook to weigh less than its competitors.
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) this morning wrote to the office of the Trump EPA nominee, Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt, to renew his demand for information about Pruitt's communications with fossil fuel companies -- and to suggest that Pruitt may be deliberately concealing information from senators weighing his confirmation.
All the talk about the music plays down — deliberately, it seems — the three judges who weigh in on every episode.
