Thomas Meglioranza, a baritone, did not extract every aching ounce of world-weary emotion from the Cold Genius's aria, but he compensated with rollicking good humor in the drinking song "Your hay, it is mow'd".
My point is, whoever has any ounce of care for the world as a whole, should and most probably does care very much about whom is to be elected president of the United States.
Beyond his fine words, it is hard to demonstrate conclusively that President Obama has yet added a net ounce of peace to the world, and although hopefully he will ultimately do so, the record of past US presidents, including well-intentioned fellows like Messrs Carter and Clinton, suggests that they do more for peace once they leave office.
The combined company would produce 9.1 million ounces of gold, or 11percentt of world output.
From Christopher Columbus's discovery of the New World in 1492 to 1600, more than 225,000 kg (8,000,000 ounces) of gold, or 35 percent of world production, came from South America.
Still, the sight of the blind-folded factory worker being shot in the head (which Pierre well realizes might just as easily have been him) is enough to shatter his every illusion he's ever had about his own power, every ounce of his faith in "the world's good order, in humanity's and his own soul, and in God".
Last year Sanluis' production costs averaged $192 per equivalent ounce of gold, far below the world average of $264 per equivalent ounce.
This could get very expensive for Best Buy, and the thing it should take away from the ordeal is in the customer service world, that ounce of prevention and pound of pain axiom is true.
The country, steadfast in its opposition against all trade and hunting of its wildlife, is willing to use the extra ounce of fuel to let the world know that its extraordinary mega fauna are worth more alive.
His 268-pound 8-ounce watermelon is in the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest ever grown.
The game's macabre world sees every ounce of your hope and joy and slaps them out of you with frighteningly cold indifference.
