This animal is in The Guinness World Book of Records for being the world's heaviest bony fish.

The first wave of FFP sanctions in 2014 saw PSG, along with Abu Dhabi owned Manchester City, hit with the heaviest sanctions.

She noted that it was often women and children who paid the heaviest price for the constraints imposed by the structural adjustment plans adopted since 1986.

Poverty of families is heaviest where no family member is employed, while an extremely difficult situation is faced by displaced families where the head of a family does not have job.

But it will be heaviest for developing countries, least developed countries, and Small Island Developing States. Though international funding will be available, costs will fall largely to countries, with governments forced to divert scarce resources from development projects to adaptation initiatives.

6. Stresses that the proclamation of the Decade will stimulate the efforts of African countries and the international community not only to roll back malaria worldwide, in particular in Africa where the burden is heaviest, but also to prevent its spread to previously malaria free areas

These are the kinds of numbers usually produced by wars and epidemics, and they imply both a dramatic drop in the number of young people able to provide for their elders and a much greater debt burden for a country that is already carrying one of the world s heaviest.

Cochrane s heaviest punching is reserved for Krugman s support for President Barack Obama s fiscal stimulus. He invokes the hoary old Ricardian equivalence theorem, revived by the Harvard economist Robert Barro, according to whom debt financed spending can t have any effect, because people, seeing the higher future taxes that must pay off the debt, will simply save more.

But the evidence seems to suggest that variations in climactic conditions are increasing in scale and frequency. We know that a 17 fold increase in the carbon dioxide in our atmosphere over the last century is part of the price of the surge in our prosperity, and that the world s poorest citizens will bear the heaviest burden in paying it.

Instead, we are witnessing the birth of a non polar order, in which America s chief competitors remain too busy with problems at home and in their immediate neighborhoods to shoulder the heaviest international burdens. None of the emerging powers has even begun to use its growing political and economic clout to advance truly global ambitions or to take on responsibilities that Washington can no longer afford.