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• And that weighs upon me and it weighs upon my conscience.
• And that weighs upon me and it weighs upon my conscience.
• Therefore, this proves your incompetence and your votes will not weigh upon the decision.
• Certainly not, if we carefully consider all the variables that weigh upon the question.
• But bleakness weighs upon the soul.
• Her girlish faults stand out in the contrast with the evil that weighs upon the city.
• The full, crushing weight of his decision weighs upon him as he accepts the reality of defeat.
• Hong Kong people weigh upon the motto of " never give up " ( ) in the face of challenges.
• Given the negative mood of the market, heavy issuance of new corporate debt is also expected to weigh upon Treasury prices.
• Here, of course, an albatross is usually viewed as a negative, something that weighs upon a person and drags them down.
• The two end up having sex, something that weighs upon the protagonist's conscience since she has a rule against sleeping with a friend's ex-boyfriend.
• Time and history do not weigh upon this " Arcadie ", the slow passage of days and months is simply a succession of feast days and of rejoicing.
• A place where the rink has no end, where her blades barely touch the ice, where there is no rule book to limit her, no record book to weigh upon her.
• *I have collapsed my earlier comments; I am going on a trip soon so may not be able to address responses, so I didn't want my oppose to weigh upon the deliberations.
• He acknowledged " the cost of the changes that weigh upon the neediest and the weakest, on the unemployed, the homeless, " but spurred Poles on, reiterating his support for EU membership.
• He said such damages could be pursued before Patterson in later hearings, leaving open a threat that could weigh upon city negotiators as they consider a deal to allow the request for a rally and caravan on Wednesday.
• Still, the absence of a forthright apology, and the political tug-of-war that preceded the statement, suggest that the issue will continue to weigh upon Japan's relationship with its Asian neighbors.
• "Beloved Africa, cursed by poverty and suffering that too often weighs upon you, " the pope told the congregation, that included people waving Polish flags in honor of the pope's homeland.
• Sir Winston Churchill described it in his memoirs as a " vast monstrosity which weighs upon the Horse Guards Parade "  and Boston Ivy has been encouraged to cover it in an apparent attempt to soften its harsh appearance.
• It was the kind of thing that began to weigh upon him this summer until Ben Coates, who in 1994 set a tight end receiving record with 96 catches and has been judged by that year ever since, approached him.