51.   That diploma has no weight whatsoever.

52.   Television, though younger, uglier and not very bright, has the weight of its numbers behind it.

53.   The Contour Mouse has some weight to it, which I like.

54.   The individual scenes, however, have little weight.

55.   The opinions of students have great weight in China, which for centuries used a strict examination system to select scholars as civil servants.

56.   The pair came back two victories Friday but still knew they had the weight of five matches on their backs Saturday.

57.   The pictures still have weight, of course, because this is film.

58.   The Palestinians have the weight of United Nations resolutions that say, in broad terms, that occupied land should be returned.

59.   The production feels so authentic that it seems to have more weight than it otherwise might.

60.   The participants, whose personal stories often have the weight of classic tragedy, study the so-called great books under the guidance of Clark and another professor.