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However, as the chief climate change negotiator for the world's biggest economy, Stern's views carry enormous weight in the debate on possible future international measures.

At a time when President Bush's best-connected Republican supporters are trying to outdo one another in a race to help him amass the largest campaign treasury in history, the name Kushner still carries enormous weight in fund-raising circles.

But the narrow result still represents a stark improvement for the Democrats in Texas, a state that turned majority minority in 2004 and with its rapidly growing population holds enormous weight in US electoral politics.

As the top Republican and chief official of the House, Mr. Boehner's position carries enormous weight in Congress and his view would be crucial in shaping the Republican majority's military and fiscal position on Iraq.

For the lives of 80 elephants lost so brutally would have replenished the national coffers with their enormous weight in gold 80 fold through resurgent tourism.

From the very early years of the independent Republic, the city's enormous weight in terms of population and economic activity, which was engendered by its position as the gateway to the hinterland and by the low labor intensity of the dominant cattle-raising activity, posed a constant challenge to the Argentinean federal system.

Gatti, a former 135-pound world champion who boxed as a junior lightweight (130 pounds) as recently as three years ago, is legendary for his enormous weight gains between the weigh-in and the fight.

"Bob's voice in Romneyworld carries enormous weight, both internally and externally," said Spencer Zwick, the campaign's finance chief.

The result in Istanbul carries enormous weight, however, and there are clear incentives for the president and his party to fight a loss.

In a phone interview, Mr. Levitt – who rarely pulls his punches against the Police Department — noted that a front-page article in The Times carries enormous weight, and, he said, "to me, there is a much more nuanced picture" than the one portrayed there.

Once in shallow water, the enormous weight of their bodies is no longer so buoyant, and can crush them.