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These behemoths, weighing up to 10 pounds and going dark after only two hours of battery life, are too unwieldy to use on airplane tray tables -- or even, paradoxically, on laps.

As far as boycotting goes, this ethical weighing up is all that any of us can do, I suppose.

If we're probably never going to afford to buy in major cities, we'll need to start weighing up other options in all their shiny glory.

Greece: Vatera striker Thanasis Takidis, weighing up the global attention after his 30cm miss went viral.

After weighing up the pros and cons, I just decided it was time for me to let go.

"People are weighing up alternative parties.

Emmanuel was weighing up whether to go.

On Thursday she finished her teacher training exams at the Royal Ballet School and she is weighing up an appealing offer to go back to Prague as the artistic director of the Czech National Ballet.

Western Hymn seemed to toy with his backers in the concluding stages, apparently weighing up whether or not to go past the favourite, Arab Spring, who tried to make all.

Small businesses seem equally keen on going cash-free when weighing up potential costs versus the convenience of the new move.

He is weighing up a long-standing invitation to go to Nigeria to judge a book prize.