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weight

noun as in something used because of its heaviness

noun as in burden

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With a much bigger budget and the weight of A24 behind him, though, Schimberg was given a list of established composers and was under some pressure to go with a “name.”

But Oz is a controversial figure in the medical world whose television appearances have drawn criticism from fellow physicians who say he backs questionable alternative medicine and unproven weight loss products.

In the case of LLMs, these are called weight matrices, which are numerical representations of word patterns learned from large swaths of text.

But the weight of expectations is a heavy thing to bear and they bog down this capable movie version on its way to liftoff.

Beauty is not “dependent on the color of your eyes or the color of your hair or your cheekbones or your weight,” she says.

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

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