Everyone in the cafe looked to be settled in for a long evening of lightweight entertainment: young girls in pink and yellow Hello Kitty sweaters juggled multiple chat sessions, while upstairs a gang of young Chinese soldiers in olive-drab coats laughed as they crossed swords in the medieval fantasy game World of Warcraft.
The arena was empty except for the ushers, who were still putting programs on the seats, and a handful of supporters who had come to cheer a young lightweight named Luis Ramos, Jr., in the opening match.
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As a result, Close and his collaborators suggest that the current models underestimate the mass of young, lightweight objects and need to be revised.
He was about to start sparring with Eloy Perez, a nimble young junior lightweight wearing a worn-in pair of Nike running shoes.
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The Somali seas are now known as the most perilous in the world, crawling with young gunmen in lightweight skiffs cruising around with machine guns, looking for quarry.
Stiller, a reserve at the Beijing Olympics, is sitting out this year through injury, as is last year's lightweight world champion Emery, while young heavyweight Clark will soon be ready for the senior squad.
His father, Arsenio, a sales representative for City Bikes in Chevy Chase, Md., and Washington, D.C., said that a lightweight bike was easier for younger riders to control.
SHE dislikes revealing that she attended the exclusive Swiss boarding school Le Rosey, where the students have included the Shah of Iran and the Khashoggi kids, because it suggests frivolous, wealthy young people; intellectual lightweights.
