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“Svenson released the hook and kicked the chair out from under the man, who cried out again as he fell to the floor and drove more weight against his pinioned hand.”
“Attending support groups is proven to result in weight loss, and more frequent attendance is directly correlated with more weight loss.”
“Madame," said Helva, realizing that perhaps a female voice might carry more weight in this instance than Jennan's very masculine charm.”
“According to a twenty-four-week case study conducted by Dr. Michael Zemel, director of the Nutrition Institute at the University of Tennessee, more calcium consumed translated into more weight loss.”
“Tirpitz had been willing to accept smaller-caliber guns for his battle cruisers and battleships in order to allow more weight for armor; accordingly, Derfflinger, a battle cruiser, was as well protected as Iron Duke, a battleship, and better protected than Tiger, a contemporary battle cruiser.”
“Self-help programs are cheaper than the large-scale commercial programs, but attending the weekly meetings may result in more weight loss in the long term.”
“It probably would have been perfectly safe lodged with Mr Auberon, but one did not place more weight on a reed than one knew it would bear, and Mr Auberon was as yet unproved.”
“I'm naturally full of unreasonable devotion to the old and beautiful things; but they get round my neck like a mill-stone, and it is all so much more weight that I have to carry.”
“That Froude should cross the seas to confute O'Donovan Rossa must have struck the audience as scarcely credible, until he explained his mission, for as such he regarded it, by asserting that “the judgment of America has more weight in Ireland than twenty batteries of English cannon.””
“His younger brother, the fellow of New-College, who had more weight with him than any body, had been a clerk under him in Ireland, and continued still in the office, and who bad fair for rising in it, died in the year 1723, and after that our author seemed to pay no regard to any person.”
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ecbrenner Giles Corey utter these words during the Salem Witch Trials. Accused of being a warlock, Corey was arrested on April 18, 1692. At that time, a person could not be tried unless he entered a plea of "guilty" or "not guilty." When Corey refused to plea, he was tortured by the authorities, who laid a heavy board on top of him and placed large stones on the board. Every time they asked for a plea, Corey simply said, "More weight." Eventually Corey was crushed to death. Visitors to the Witch City can see Corey's grave marker, and the Witch Trials Memorial, in Salem Cemetery. Oct 30, 2009