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What's the meaning and implication of that "in at" thing?[/quote]
"Weigh in" is a phrasal verb which can mean to measure the weight of a boxer, wrestler, etc. before the fight or to have a specific...

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The "simplified" version is definitely not okay, and its meaning is not the same. It could be re-written as follows:
Demands for forms of "proof" will never be observed either.
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"It sounds correct"? No, definitely not. But it sort of makes sense if someone is speaking about a new album of a pop group, in the same way as when people say "this book reads well". While it may be...