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weigh in at1Be of (a specified weight): I had been putting on weight until I weighed in at 12 stone 3 pounds...- The camera weighs in at about 800g.
- Hartson, who weighs in at 14 st 6lb, said monitoring his weight involved not having ‘six or seven pints’ if O'Neill granted his players a few days off, but ‘a bottle of wine’ instead.
- After the boys were delivered during that operation - weighing in at about 3lb each, a much better weight than expected - it was three days before Vanessa was well enough to be able to visit them.
1.1Cost (a specified amount): the car weighs in at £10,270...- The cardboard box it comes in and the delivery costs weigh in at more than the chip itself.
- The system used weighs in at a total cost of a whopping E287,384.
- The total cost of disease eradication to the taxpayers weighs in at 216m.
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