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weigh

[wey] / weɪ /




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Matt: The challenge, especially as the lore and mythology has gotten too complicated, is to ensure that it’s not weighing down the show and that there’s enough room for the characters.

From Los Angeles Times

In theory, a humanoid robot won’t need the same safeguards as an industrial arm that might weigh thousands of pounds and operate at high speeds.

From The Wall Street Journal

The data could soften the case for the BOJ to raise rates quickly and weigh on the yen.

From The Wall Street Journal

At small businesses, which are unable to withstand economic headwinds as easily as their larger counterparts, years of high inflation, increasingly cautious consumers and tariffs are weighing on earnings and prompting cutbacks.

From The Wall Street Journal

Another development that weighed on prices this year: On Oct.

From MarketWatch