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Eurogamer's Simon Parkin cited the story as being very good, though he found Nowe "a little nauseating to watch as the weighty, dark (and pretty good) plot unfolds", and VideoGamer.

" "It's Magic", a Nicola Roberts solo which was called "the album's hidden highlight", was labelled "weighty, sultry electro-pop [.

According to its author, Brisingr features a complex story with "weighty moral dilemmas" and "a sheer number of events that gives it a rich narrative.

Metropolitan Borough of North Tyneside The Hadith al-Thaqalayn, also known as the Hadith of the two weighty things, refers to a saying ([of the Helorum may refer to several different things:.

The coexistence for many decades of these two colleges of equal rank originated that remarkable phenomenon of the dual leadership of the Babylonian academies which, with some slight interruptions, became a permanent institution and a weighty factor in the development of Babylonian Judaism.

She is however, forced to look into her weighty issues when she finds herself falling for Fang Nuowen, a doctor.

He wrote the first great History of Denmark in vernacular Danish – Danmarks Riges Krønike (Chronicle of the Kingdom of Denmark, 8 vols, 1595-1603), thus taking up the weighty legacy of Saxo Grammaticus.

Two hadiths form the basis and understanding of the 12 successors of Muhammad: the Hadith ath-thaqalain (Hadith of the two weighty things), and the hadiths regarding the 12 khalifs.

One of the most authentic hadith (traditions of the sayings of Muhammad) is the Hadith ath-thaqalain in which Muhammad tells the Muslims that he is leaving behind thaqalayn (two weighty things), the Quran and his bayt (household).

It also offers an analysis of the six years that have passed since the bombings, with the effects of the much-mooted conspiracy theory (teoría de la conspiración) taking on a weighty role.

They point to the internal construction of the double bass, which includes a sound post and bass bar like other violin family instruments as a more weighty piece of evidence than the external features.

Chrysostom: Or otherwise; in what had gone before He had restrained the tyranny of avarice by many and weighty motives, but He now adds yet more.

An intimate drama of a family man recalling happier times while contemplating a bleak future, this adaptation of Elliot Perlman's 1998 novel shifts uneasily at times around weighty themes, but its essential humanism still strikes chords.