A big, weighty theatre part.
The outcome cannot have been made easier by the fact that Mr. Katsav, 54, was a relatively obscure figure who had never held an office more weighty than tourism minister and whose name would almost certainly draw blanks in the chancelleries and palaces around the world where Mr. Peres's visits have become a fixture.
Let's do away with religion as a necessary and evidently weighty requirement for public office and instead pay more attention to the aforesaid qualifications.
In the conference room, above, there is a six-foot beaded chandelier and a large painting that shows Batman, lost in thought about some weighty matter, in the offices of Edward R. Murrow.
When he was not lofting a half-court shot that found the net in the finals or earning the moniker Mr. Clutch during his consummate playing career, he was taking weighty risks in the front office -- risks that paid off miraculously.
A8 9/11 Report Draws Attention The Justice Department's inspector general, Glenn A. Fine, left, and his office have examined many weighty issues.
Second, extracts, weighty and trivial, from Mr Havel's office memos to his staff when he was president of Czechoslovakia (1989-92) and the Czech Republic after its separation from Slovakia (1993-2003).
Both were at fault and weightier holders of their offices would have told the boys in blue to pursue their inquiries elsewhere and by other means.
Instead of selling directly on the doorstep, they provide office-workers and homeowners with a weighty product catalogue.
But rather than engaging with the many important, weighty issues of fairness and representation on campus, this office seems to be solely concerned with protecting the reputation of the institution, largely through worthless box-ticking exercises.
