Coolidge told the philanthropists that he was grateful to the group for investing in their own community chest and for paying, when they could, for the poor or weak in their community.

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The 32 elected community school boards, which were especially weak in poor neighbourhoods and often corrupt, will go.

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Others in the international community have joined forces to help the weak Malian forces ward off instability that could reverberate worldwide.

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Quijada would endorse a weak version of the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, and the conlanging community includes some of the last true believers in a strong version.

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But Tamiflu (oseltamivir) is now powerless against the strain that has been found in people in the community rather than sick patients with serious underlying conditions and weak immune systems.

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And Oregon has a weak social structure, with many recent immigrants who lack the family and community ties to weather hard times.

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Other items of value include its billing relationship with 132 carriers, and a developer community with ties into emerging markets, where Microsoft is relatively weak.

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The device's novel tablet controller stayed judgment for a short time, but it didn't last long -- a weak launch lineup, a slow operating system and software delays soured an already judgmental community.

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