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(redirected from carried weight)

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The president said there was wide agreement in both political parties that the way the government purchased weapons was wasteful, but that defense firms carried weight in Congress and had ensured industry jobs were spread across the country.
Gates to present big cuts for US defense budget by AFP / AFP American Edition
The president said there was wide agreement in both political parties that the way the government purchased weapons was wasteful, but that defense firms carried weight in Congress and had ensured industry jobs were spread across the country.
Gates to present big cuts for US defense budget by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Those four winners were all rated at least 90 and, although one of them carried 9st 8lb to victory, the three other three-year-old winners carried weights in the 8st bracket.
STAYING POWER POINTS TO MIRJAN; 10 YEAR TRENDS by Thake, Craig / The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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