1. "weight"
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James Patterson, The Murder House
2. "A fawn eats the equivalent of its body weight every twenty-four hours. How do you know that? Read it in a book. I read sixty books last year. Geez, he said. Why? ’Cause there wasn’t time to read more, she said with a superior sniff. Hard"
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Susan Wiggs, Summer at Willow Lake: Lakeshore Chronicles Book 1
3. "If hydrogen, the element of lowest atomic weight, should be the building block (aside from other particles of negligible weight) then something must be lost in the process of fusing hydrogen atoms to form elements of larger atomic weight. This loss of mass, which has been known to be equivalent to energy since Einstein’s work of 1905, is called the binding energy. The idea occurred that it might perhaps be utilized. This is now done in the fusion process that takes place when a hydrogen bomb explodes and the extra mass is converted to radiated energy."
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Morris Kline, Mathematics and the Physical World
4. "Objectification is the female equivalent of emasculation."
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Quote by Alison A. Armstrong
5. "Words have weight."
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Stephen King, On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft
6. "More Weight -Giles Corey-"
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Arthur Miller, The Crucible
7. "Technically, the weight of pain is the weight of shadow."
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Carl Phillips, The Rest of Love
8. "Smoking cures weight problems, eventually."
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Quote by Steven Wright
9. "she was the human equivalent of a storm cloud."
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David Sedaris, Let's Explore Diabetes with Owls
10. "I'm the literary equivalent of a Big Mac and fries."
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Quote by Stephen King