| In the end, the people who write textbooks will probably tip the scales in favor of one usage or another. |
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| They've come up with all manner of catchy slogans designed to tip the scales in their favour. |
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| At almost 6-5, Smith gained weight to tip the scales at 217 pounds on Friday morning. |
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| January 5, 1989I weighed myself this morning and tip the scales at a hundred and forty-six pounds. |
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| The thrusters have the delicate task of maneuvering a weightless satellite that can tip the scales at up to 5,000 pounds on Earth. |
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| The only factor that has the quality to pretend to be the subject is working class as a whole, only able to make tip the scales in its favour. |
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| He still evokes a spirit of the truly American virtue of gluttony, continuing to tip the scales at nearly 400 pounds, but the sports world has passed him by. |
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| They tip the scales at up to 14 kilos, making them one of the world's heaviest flying birds. |
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| Sarah Tynan sang celestially, but such a minuscule role could not tip the scales overall. |
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| It is good to remember that, in the course of history, sometimes it took just a few people to tip the scales towards peace. |
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| They are defined on the basis of the worries and concerns of the affected communities and can tip the scales for or against the project. |
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| At times, in the course of history, just a few people were enough to tip the scales towards peace. |
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| The more dependent a country is, the fewer 'carrots', to use Commissioner Frattini's term, will be needed to tip the scales. |
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| At the Kalyani nutrition centre in Shivpuri, anxious mothers take turns weighing their babies, who are barely big enough to tip the scales. |
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| So weigh hope and fear, and every time you are in doubt, tip the scales in your favour: believe in your preferred outcome. |
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| Weigh hope and fear every time you are in doubt and tip the scales in your favour. |
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| Through this regimen of exercise, diet, and sleep, it is not unusual for some wrestlers to weigh more than 150 kilograms, and a few tip the scales at 200 kilograms and higher. |
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| Approximately three hours before the weigh-in, Toney said he expected to tip the scales at around 224 pounds. |
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| At some point, you have to tip the scales in the other direction. |
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| In particular, the cost of extra support or unexpected growth in usage can drastically tip the scales in the comparison if a contract is not carefully screened in the course of this comparison. |
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| The Toshiba Satellite 5205-S703 may tip the scales at close to eight pounds, but the foldable PC can muscle through just about any multimedia task set before it. |
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| Moreover, possible interactions of treatment or preventive regimens with other ongoing regimens or processes may tip the scales toward side effects. |
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| Interestingly, there is considerable evidence to suggest that compensation or even opportunity elsewhere are not the major causes of people leaving any organization, although they often tip the scales in that direction. |
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| It should not tip the scales in favour of either one. |
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| However, where the arguments for and against appealing are evenly matched, the expression of a strong public concern for a further review of the case may tip the scales in favour of an appeal. |
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| Rain gutter water and ponding surface water can really tip the scales in the wrong direction. |
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| Use the odds calculator to tip the scales in your favor. |
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| A 3-0 loss to Korea in the Busan International Youth Tournament in late May will have U. S. U-17 boss John Ellinger looking to tip the scales back the American way. |
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| The quarterback hit the weight room, never missed one of the Patriots' 60 off-season workouts and filled out his 6-foot-4 frame with 15 pounds to tip the scales at 200 pounds. |
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| For those who prefer the challenge of fishing strictly for indigenous trout, Humanity Lodge offers two big lakes, lake Francois and lake Fontaine, that are home to indigenous trout that can tip the scales at up to 3.5 lbs. |
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| Clearly, this cash advantage did not tip the scales. |
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| His weight ballooned to 142kg but after getting back to the gym he will tip the scales at 114kg when he makes his bodybuilding debut on Saturday, coated in tanning oil. |
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| If we want to tip the scales in favour of the global village rather than global conflict, certain countries must assume some responsibility and get involved. |
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| Areas with large amounts of thorium-rich monazite sands tip the scales when it comes to background radiation. |
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| The federal government had been working to curb the rising debt-to-GDP ratio, but it really wasn't until 1995 that the government had done enough to tip the scales decisively toward deficit reduction. |
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| Absolute and widely applicable answers are unlikely, yet practical methods are bound to emerge that will tip the scales toward healthy plants and hopefully also, healthier people. |
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| However, when the team used another model, which they claim is less applicable, they found that the body could tip the scales at a weight up to 42 times that of Jupiter. |
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