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Both men wore heavier gloves with extra padding as part of the conditions set by the Texas commission, who sanctioned it as a pro fight - a decision which looks even more ludicrous post-fight.

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Carrillo was 60 pounds heavier than the man and continued to strike him even when he was completely still, prosecutors wrote in the memo.

I’ve had leaves fall on me that felt heavier than this dog, I tell her.

Ian Loader, chair of Cyclox - a bike campaign group from Oxford, believes bright lights are a symptom of the fact that cars are getting "bigger, heavier and higher on the road".

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As the rain got heavier and Russell and Norris pitted for fresh tyres, Red Bull kept Verstappen out.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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