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With this in mind, the research presented in this article weighs in on the debate concerning Neandertal fire use and fire making, specifically, the assertion that Neandertals were unable to produce fire for themselves (Sandgathe et al., 2011a, 2011b).
Problem is, these guys are stupid heavy (a 30-inch set described in the article weighs 200 pounds) and, likewise, you can't hang them on your wall or anything like that.
I'm not really sure that Poncet's article weighs heavily in the critical assessment of this movie, but he interestingly notices that in "Fast & Furious" (released in France tomorrow as "Fast and Furious 4"), the villain drives…a Gran Torino.
The article weighs in on Rubio's Cuban heritage and influence on the recent bipartisan immigration reform.
I mean, the effect on our collective lexicons could have monopolised this entire article: weighing up "Bada Bing!", "gabagool", "retirement community", "our friend" or "that thing" against "mos def", "true dat", "what the fuck did I do?" or "same as it ever was".
In an article weighing the fairness of the majority requirement in the primary races, Sean Trende aptly explained the downside of allowing a candidate to win by a plurality instead.
Test your math skills with this question created by Pete Diamantis at Math for America from the article "Weighing Sea Barriers as Protection for New York".
In this article we are not attempting to weigh the overall benefits and costs to Canada of CETA, rather we are just focusing on the impact that CETA will have on expenditures for patented prescription drugs.
It warned that he expected to be asked to "weigh every syllable" of this article "against the strictest requirements of the law".
Update: Since posting this article, another firm, Brodsky & Smith, has weighed in with an investigation over the proposed sale price of Zipcar to Avis.
This article will describe challenges in evaluating and weighing the evidence from clinical studies.
