Previously, deemed assets had to be equal to deemed liabilities.
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I also skipped the Vatican Library — not because I deemed it insufficiently aesthetic, but because it deemed me insufficiently qualified.
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Those deemed "safest" got very high ratings and the lowest yields, those deemed "least safe," got higher yields and lower ratings.
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There are many, many stories of things deemed successes that become failures, and even more things deemed failures that were actually failures.
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Whoever the next nominee is, considering race in university admissions—which Mr Kennedy deemed narrowly permissible in 2016—will probably be deemed unconstitutional.
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Another 22 emails were deemed "top secret" — the highest level of classification — and deemed too sensitive to release even in a heavily redacted form.
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Then he redefined "the wall," and suddenly fencing he'd previously deemed inadequate and Democrats deemed unobjectionable became subject to the exact same polarization dynamics.
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ET showed that exactly one-quarter of the reports about Trump were deemed negative by Media Tenor analysts, while 85033 percent were deemed positive.
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If Equifax is deemed incompetent for overlooking a vulnerability for four months, wouldn't they be deemed utterly irresponsible for staying oblivious to it for years?
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And some cases deemed evidentiarily sufficient still fall through because defendants die before the trial begins, or they are deemed unfit to stand trial by doctors.
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" The physician deemed her "sly, profane, obstinate, . . .
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Regulatory purposes in various jurisdictions, the supervisory analyst named above is deemed to be the primary analyst for this issuer; the principal analyst is deemed to be the secondary.
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These were both — understandably so — deemed negative behaviors.
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They added an immune booster to the vaccine, called an adjuvant, which was deemed safe in their 100 person trial — making it the first one deemed safe for intradermal use.
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Of the 62,456 individuals who were apprehended or deemed inadmissible at the southern border in November, 22018,238 presented themselves at legal US ports of entry and were ultimately deemed inadmissible.
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For regulatory purposes in various jurisdictions, the supervisory analyst named above is deemed to be the primary analyst for this issuer; the principal analyst is deemed to be the secondary.
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For regulatory purposes in various jurisdictions, the supervisory analyst named above is deemed to be the primary analyst for this issuer; the principal analyst is deemed to be the secondary analyst.
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"Women are often segregated or stereotyped in fashion and the media; some are deemed the 'real' women of the industry, whereas others are deemed high-fashion and editorial," Desseaux told Mashable.
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" Someone even deemed her "the songbird of our generation.
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" He, in fact, deemed the budget JD — "just dead.
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" Iran's judiciary head Sadeq Larijani deemed these expectations "insulting.
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It would prohibit the use of federal funding to purchase telecom equipment from companies deemed national security threats and allocate $1 billion to help U.S. telecom companies replace equipment deemed a threat.
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Some are happy to define themselves in that way, while last year the British Sociological Association deemed deemed the term mixed-race as "misleading since it implies that a 'pure race' exists".
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In addition to the seven reports deemed credible, 12 reports were deemed noncredible, either because there was insufficient evidence or because no coalition strikes were conducted in the area of the report.
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The study showed that about 30 percent of childhood Covid-19 cases deemed "severe" and more than half of Covid-19 cases deemed "critical" were among children less than 193 year old.
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The study showed that about 30 percent of childhood Covid-19 cases deemed "severe" and more than half of Covid-223 cases deemed "critical" were among children less than 240 year old.
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Roughly 85033 percent of the material on the machine has now been deemed classified at some level, and 22 of the messages have been deemed top secret — the highest level of classification.
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The regulator announced that companies seeking to buy oil and gas wells will need to show their deemed assets exceed their deemed liabilities by a ratio of 2.0 or more after the purchase.
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Theranos' response to an inspection was deemed inadequate earlier this year Theranos' initial response to the April report was deemed inadequate, a letter from the Arizona Department of Health Services to Theranos shows.
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One of the cameras in the hallway outside of Epstein's cell captured footage that was deemed unusable, though it is unclear what about the footage investigators deemed not usable, The Washington Post reported.
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For years, some of us have been warning about a dangerous tide sweeping over Europe as Western countries in the criminalization of speech deemed offensive or insulting while banning whole groups deemed hateful.
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Would such a game about cancer sufferers be deemed acceptable?
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The culture was deemed as problematically different than the mainstream.
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KSC will then reopen once it's deemed safe for employees.
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Only then can it be deemed 'fair' if not 'great.
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These were deemed "critical to the effectiveness" of the program.
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This day has also been deemed A Day Without Women.
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Her death has been deemed a homicide by medical examiners.
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After a video review, it was deemed a good goal.
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The painted, flat road feature was deemed a safety hazard.
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The mere promotion of entertainment has also been deemed distasteful.
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In these countries, people addicted to drugs are deemed subhumans.
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Superman being deemed a flop after making $855 million worldwide.
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In 2017, fathers raising their kids shouldn't be deemed newsworthy.
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Previously, voters had three years before they were deemed inactive.
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Their strike was deemed illegal, but they did not budge.
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As of Monday evening, all packages had been deemed safe.
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No battles are deemed more or less important than others.
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Only three were deemed to merit some form of discipline.
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He took four lie detector tests that were deemed inconclusive.
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It also provided a cautious outlook deemed "uninspiring" by analyst.
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Wilson, however, was deemed competent to proceed with a trial.
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Those deemed to be refugees will be allowed to stay.
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But only one has been deemed too big to fail.
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Some villages are deemed too dangerous for vaccinators to visit.
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Lena Dunham could be deemed the ultimate millennial role model.
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Standing up for human rights was often deemed too difficult.
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Too often stocks were deemed dear based on historical valuations.
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A further €11.7bn were also deemed unlikely to be repaid.
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The balls were all deemed not genuine by Spence's company.
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The PKK "is deemed as an existential threat," said Han.
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No hoverboard currently on the market can be deemed safe.
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The drug is still deemed illegal by the federal government.
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Such notes notes are widely deemed admissible in court proceedings.
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Bernie Sanders, whom he flatly deemed "crazy," as his opponent.
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The aid was later deemed illegal by the European Commission.
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Ten of the 91 are deemed too dangerous to release.
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One hospital charged extra if they deemed you especially foul.
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All designs were deemed "very attractive" by the research team.
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His behavior has always been deemed provocative but never alarming.
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Writers and producers were deemed to wield too much power.
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Alternately, those who don't own the headphones are deemed poor.
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The case hinges on whether such restrictions are deemed legitimate.
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He deemed the proposal outside the bounds of congressional jurisdiction.
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TARGET2 balances, for instance, are frequently deemed newsworthy in Germany.
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Workers who are deemed "essential" are required to keep working.
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Law's oath was deemed "insincere," ending his term in parliament.
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If you can't beat the level, it's deemed not worthy.
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Sports were deemed too risky, and were forbidden for years.
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It was deemed the winner before the main course arrived.
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They contained sketches by Michelangelo, and he deemed them valuable.
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They were each deemed not to be viable candidates, however.
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Some people called it a lynching; authorities deemed it suicide.
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Currently, the species is deemed critically endangered by the IUCN.
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Behavior deemed bad can now be shunned with immediate results.
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But also the ones sometimes deemed too sensitive for humor.
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If we don't want happiness, then we are deemed toxic.
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Despite its benefits, social media is often deemed inherently solipsistic.
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And it's sad that that is deemed a controversial statement.
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And for a new obligation on operators deemed uncooperative — i.e.
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Allows judges to confiscate weapons from people deemed a threat.
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That trial was deemed a failure on June 22, 2017.
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Other Democrats described a pattern of actions they deemed inappropriate.
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His college -- Trump University -- has already been deemed a fraud.
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These firms' services had previously been deemed unallowable lobbying costs.
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In fact, Voya's violation was deemed "willful" by the commission.
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Still, some South Korean performers were evidently deemed too risqué.
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Publishers killed titles deemed disagreeable and sent their staff home.
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Other laws ban blasphemy and speech deemed insulting to religion.
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If not, the search is likely to be deemed voluntary.
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She was sure she would once again be deemed unfit.
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The government has long deemed all of its opponents terrorists.
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The player who removes that block is deemed the loser.
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Reports deemed not credible are not included in the tally.
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The attack was deemed not to have been politically motivated.
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Vice President Joe Biden was discussed, but deemed too old.
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In poor countries, though, the approach has been deemed impractical.
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One case was deemed unsubstantiated and the rest are pending.
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When it's deemed necessary for everyone, all barriers are removed.
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Rajapaksa and his supporters deemed the initial vote as illegitimate.
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Or you might have merely deemed it ecstatically, confidently alive.
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Commissarial, duchal and vizierial suites are specifically deemed NOT ACCEPTABLE.
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Both times, the programs were shut down and deemed failures.
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About half of the respondents deemed the Arizona senator unsound.
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The risks and the potential complications were deemed too great.
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Sciorra's case was deemed too old to be tried separately.
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Unfortunately, on their end, the close friendship deemed me unkissable.
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But the language deemed most important for Britons to learn?
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If a guest's comportment is deemed inappropriate, it is noticed.
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Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Estonia and Portugal were deemed the best.
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It was initially deemed a success because battlefield videos disappeared.
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Talley was also deemed unqualified by the American Bar Association.
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They can spread their deemed tax bill over eight years.
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The car — or asset — was deemed guilty until proven innocent.
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Some online commenters deemed the entire look inappropriate for Congress.
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Industrial chic was deemed appropriate for the home in 2012.
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Atkinson deemed the complaint "urgent" and credible after his review.
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In every case, my temperature was deemed to be safe.
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Fracking wells, specifically, were deemed responsible for 60 per cent.
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Why is the corporate tax cut deemed to be permanent?
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It has been deemed outside the universe of practical solutions.
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An additional 420,000 employees deemed essential are working without pay.
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It was not immediately clear what the SESC deemed illegal.
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Prosecutor Paul George, arguing for the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office, said it was standard practice to hold a new trial when an officer deemed a "critical witness" was subsequently deemed untrustworthy by a police force.
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Last week, the judge deemed Roof was competent to stand trial.
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A decade of trend pieces has deemed millennials to be narcissists,
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Republican Party, later deemed "dog whistle politics," that invoked the specter
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People were as replaceable as they had deemed me to be.
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Unlike any "Star Wars" release before, "Solo" was deemed — gasp — skippable.
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If it's deemed successful it would eventually become part of Maven.
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There are many EPA-approved sprays deemed safe for pregnant women.
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And so I deemed a part of my body a problem.
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The senators deemed Google's responses to their concerns to be inadequate.
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Even TouchID requires a home button that Apple has deemed unsightly.
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In New York, Uber drivers are deemed employees for unemployment purposes.
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After 1950 concubines were outlawed and infidelity deemed a bourgeois vice.
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Other Chronicle stories have also been deemed false by news outlets.
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Wade decision, which deemed access to the procedure a constitutional right.
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The park will remain closed until it's deemed safe to reopen.
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What's my plan to fix these issues that I've deemed worse?
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It's possible the task will be deemed too risky to perform.
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Imagine some distribution of wealth that is deemed to be just.
|
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He was not deemed to have been guilty of gross misconduct.
|
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Drones have become a way to document the protest, deemed #NoDAPL.
|
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"Psychiatrists prescribe them because they are deemed medically necessary," he said.
|
|
Fashion has always conveyed this hierarchy of who is deemed fashionable.
|
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Among much else, these prohibit anything deemed to "damage national unity".
|
|
How exactly are women deemed to be freer with less choice?
|
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X-rays were negative and the injury was not deemed serious.
|
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The act was also deemed offensive to religious sensibilities in Russia.
|
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Unlike Conley, the three teens were deemed victims of online predators.
|
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Merck pleaded not guilty, but was deemed incompetent to stand trial.
|
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But the area is now "deemed safe," a police statement said.
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Some have deemed this exploitation, while others say it's fair game.
|
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" Some organizations have deemed 2017 "The Year of the Trans Candidate.
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The incident was deemed to be a violation of the lease.
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That's all it takes to be deemed sensible on climate policy.
|
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We combine things all the time and those are deemed original.
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In 2008, lethal injection was deemed acceptable in Baze v Rees.
|
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Now, Rocket Lab has deemed the Electron ready for commercial flights.
|
|
Even narrowly-focused operations North of the border are deemed risky.
|
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Several Aegean employees deemed complicit in the fraud had been dismissed.
|
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Alas, Lopez deemed the pop star "too young" for a relationship.
|
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Spanish authorities deemed that vote illegal and attempted to prevent it.
|
|
Students were later deemed safe, and released at the normal time.
|
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There are 100 competitive races, 22005 are deemed Republicans defend districts.
|
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How could such an offense not be deemed a high crime?
|
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For the companies, these lawsuits are deemed low probability, high risk.
|
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We're talking $250 and upward for anything that's deemed mildly exclusive.
|
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Mental health is often deemed a "white people" issue, suggesting privilege.
|
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If the person is happy, then the ad is deemed successful.
|
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The New York Times deemed this to be stealing from refugees.
|
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Defensive stocks, which are deemed safer at times of uncertainty, underperformed.
|
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He deemed the skirt too short and called me a hooker.
|
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And her plan has been out longer, scrutinized, and deemed plausible.
|
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He has shut departments deemed inefficient or outdated and merged others.
|
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TVP1's news programme was deemed one of the most balanced.
|
|
IOC is declared when the planes are deemed ready for combat.
|
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Consequently, the US Food and Drug Administration has deemed kohl illegal.
|
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The situation was deemed all clear just before 12:30 p.m.
|
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You're deemed to be dominant and you have slightly less regulation.
|
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Those who were deemed undesirable were ferreted out of the ANC.
|
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Straightness is not assumed in Rainbowland, nor is it deemed supreme.
|
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Those candidates deemed safe will be stored for a future outbreak.
|
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The region's new nation-states quickly deemed emigration an existential threat.
|
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Simply put, inner labia have been deemed inappropriate for mass viewing.
|
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But the owner deemed it a job for him to tackle.
|
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The sly crop job was deemed a "#DiddyCrop" by the Internet.
|
|
"Currently, FEMA has deemed 333,118 IHP applications ineligible," the letter reads.
|
|
"The word 'victim' is proscribed," she writes, deemed too self-pitying.
|
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Such FC exposure is deemed by Fitch not to be significant.
|
|
The ground force commander deemed the strike successful, the release added.
|
|
The NIH grants committee deemed her work "not worthy of discussion".
|
|
Many commentators on both sides of the political spectrum deemed Mrs.
|
|
These rooms acted as jail cells for immigrants deemed mentally ill.
|
|
I was deemed "essential," so I had to work without pay.
|
|
Atkinson deemed the information "credible," following an investigation, The Times reported.
|
|
At the time, only royalty was deemed worthy of such treatment.
|
|
The U.N. has deemed the situation to be a refugee crisis.
|
|
The 420,000 workers deemed "essential" are not eligible for jobless benefits.
|
|
Of the 85033, 35 have been deemed eligible for transfer abroad.
|
|
" Trump while the president's wife, Michelle Obama, was deemed a "Mrs.
|
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" It deemed that the violence against Sikhs constituted "crimes against humanity.
|
|
The marriage was unusual in that Phillips was deemed a commoner.
|
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Government representatives are deemed untrustworthy in the communities where extremists recruit.
|
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When a situation is deemed unsafe, the project is immediately stopped.
|
|
The latest version applies to eight countries but was deemed unconstitutional.
|
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If we go to other places, we'll be deemed as refugees.
|
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After it's deemed safe, officials will investigate what caused the explosion.
|
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Canadianstudies also deemed heroin maintenance effective for treating heavy heroin users.
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It's brave, regardless if you are deemed conventionally attractive or not.
|
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Shots, unsurprisingly, are deemed the least appropriate for a professional function.
|
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He's called them pigs and dogs, deemed them disgusting and nasty.
|
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But only 6900 were deemed eligible to be reunited with parents.
|
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That country, Turkey, has been deemed safe by the European Union.
|
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Or insurers denying care for emergencies deemed "unnecessary" after the fact.
|
|
Therefore, any aid to Russia can't be deemed aiding an enemy.
|
|
Deemed a high-value detainee, he was then taken to COBALT.
|
|
In 1983, he was deemed too dangerous for a normal cell.
|
|
The judge deemed Kesha's refusal to accept this proposed solution unreasonable.
|
|
Why are women deemed untouchable when they are on their period?
|
|
British Lion, the company that produced the film, deemed it unsellable.
|
|
Cooperation with Israelis, even like-minded ones, is often deemed betrayal.
|
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The serpentine green tile had naturally occurring asbestos, later deemed hazardous.
|
|
Families deemed "eligible" for reunification have been reunited in chaotic scenes.
|
|
The Union Dry Dock site was deemed the sixth-best option.
|
|
Only essential travel is allowed for workers in industries deemed essential.
|
|
Those who are deemed ineligible for relief will be swiftly deported.
|
|
The WHO has also deemed the risk of regional spread low.
|
|
She said businesses deemed non-strategic would be sold, without elaborating.
|
|
They were simply deemed to have physical, mental or behavioral defects.
|
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Federal workers deemed to be disloyal were to be summarily fired.
|
|
Board of Education that deemed racial segregation in public schools unconstitutional.
|
|
We would step on, or fistfight, anyone we deemed a threat.
|
|
Western ways, particularly in the realm of education, were deemed sinful.
|
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In past shutdown battles, workers deemed "essential" were instructed to work.
|
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Where no answer was deemed suitable, it was marked "not applicable".
|
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Enthusiasm, resilience and good humour were deemed to be more important.
|
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Female animals were once deemed too hormonal and messy for science.
|
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They declined to be named as these conversations were deemed private.
|
|
The other 46 were deemed "ineligible" for a variety of reasons.
|
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Fast-food workers have been deemed essential during the coronavirus pandemic.
|
|
Democrats have deemed Mr. Rohrabacher the most vulnerable Republican in California.
|
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Some of that invisibility appears to be deemed less necessary now.
|
|
All the devices found in Manhattan Friday were ultimately deemed safe.
|
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It was something that the Eagles deemed valuable on their own.
|
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With the advent of the camera, artists were often deemed superfluous.
|
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The Southern Poverty Law Center has deemed it a hate group.
|
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Giving computers to every student in need was deemed too costly.
|
|
When certain beliefs are deemed sacred, they are put beyond questioning.
|
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But it was not deemed a success and was soon lost.
|
|
Historically, lawmakers have deemed open carry a threat to public safety.
|
|
Her younger son had been deemed undernourished because of faltering weight.
|
|
The inspector general deemed the complaint legitimate and opened an inquiry.
|
|
Only 19 GOP seats are deemed by Cook to be vulnerable.
|
|
She was then disinvited when the group was deemed too large.
|
|
"Medication is something approved and deemed to be safe," she said.
|
|
His interview was deemed not credible and had been denied asylum.
|
|
It was deemed that the threat was not credible, officials said.
|
|
They also deemed the scarring they found on her lungs incurable.
|
|
Unless it was deemed sufficiently apolitical, such a selection seems unlikely.
|
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If the source is deemed illegitimate, the properties could be seized.
|
|
Investors moved their money into what they apparently deemed safer assets.
|
|
A court-appointed psychiatrist deemed Mr. Crump fit to stand trial.
|
|
The move was deemed legitimate by Peru's top court this month.
|
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Have a job that is deemed to be sufficiently skilled 3.
|
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Have a job that is deemed to be sufficiently skilled 3.
|
|
Hackenberg, deemed a project as a rookie, never took the field.
|
|
The agency deemed both companies a national security risk in November.
|
|
A. deemed the threat credible, immediately evacuated, and got cops involved.
|
|
All 50 were deemed "appropriate for a referral," the report says.
|
|
Some news outlets deemed it a "Black Monday" for Chinese stocks.
|
|
Ideologue donors steer checks to politicians deemed fighters, rather than compromisers.
|
|
But critically, the movie was an expensive mess most deemed bloated.
|
|
Similarly, those deemed illegal entrants would be returned home more efficiently.
|
|
The company, at first, eschewed things that other competitors deemed necessary.
|
|
Twitter has likewise deemed the ad in compliance, a spokesperson said.
|
|
In China, online platforms regularly censor material deemed sensitive by Beijing.
|
|
The US Federal Aviation Administration has deemed 737 MAX planes airworthy.
|
|
Previous candidates deemed ineligible were open supporters of Hong Kong independence.
|
|
Those deemed to be illegal immigrants can appeal to higher courts.
|
|
Some websites can also be censored if they are deemed unfavorable.
|
|
Neither Barton nor Hensarling represent counties deemed disaster areas by FEMA.
|
|
This was later deemed a "scheduling conflict" not a "content conflict".
|
|
Some 235,22.5 of those, deemed "essential personnel," are working without pay.
|
|
It was deemed, at least by some, to be a success.
|
|
After he was announced, some deemed him the dark horse candidate.
|
|
Nonetheless, anyone deemed "Asian" is assigned a study of Japanese juveniles.
|
|
If deemed necessary, Mossos officers may be replaced by national police.
|
|
For regulatory purposes in various jurisdictions, the supervisory analyst named above is deemed to be the primary analyst for this issuer; the principal analyst is deemed to be the secondary Additional information is available on www.fitchratings.
|
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It will also give the U.S. discretion to sanction people deemed responsible for acts that undermine Hong Kong's autonomy from mainland China, and not block visas to individuals deemed to have been subjected to political persecution.
|
|
"From 2017, if a safety car is deemed to be required for the beginning of a race due to wet weather, a normal standing start will occur once the track is deemed safe to race," it said.
|
|
Friday's North Korean test was deemed more advanced than the intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) launched on July 4 and marks a big step forward from a country once deemed incapable of putting forward a serious ICBM program.
|
|
Because no media sites have deemed Richie and Bieber a couple yet.
|
|
They were deemed a hot pop star couple and rebranded as Haylor.
|
|
USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service investigators deemed the accusations unfounded.
|
|
But Baidu has also offloaded businesses that it deemed to be fringe.
|
|
CAVUTO: Jim Comey was deemed to be insubordinate, but not politically biased.
|
|
Commenters deemed the video historically inaccurate (but with harsher, more colorful language).
|
|
Franklin County deemed Taser use in both cases "justified," internal reports show.
|
|
Under new rules, rents that are deemed too high would be lowered.
|
|
Male bears are bigger but Beadnose was deemed to be more rotund.
|
|
Those deemed economic refugees will be returned to their countries of origin.
|
|
Given the high participation rate, the LME has been deemed a success.
|
|
City policies and procedures will be reviewed and revised as deemed necessary.
|
|
Presumably, it will go longer if the test is deemed a success.
|
|
It was a display that could be deemed sexist, bullying and insulting.
|
|
It is predominantly Latino, with Spanish deemed the official language alongside English.
|
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However, the negotiations stalled when she requested more than he deemed reasonable.
|
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The remaining 26 have neither been charged nor deemed eligible for transfer.
|
|
Locals have deemed the animal "Spider-Raccoon," per Minnesota Public Radio News.
|
|
For so long minority characters have been deemed too risky to feature.
|
|
Many were brought by the state, after their homes were deemed unacceptable.
|
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Twenty-four comments said they'd be fine, and four were deemed irrelevant.
|
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The areas deemed to be unsafe were to be documented and addressed.
|
|
There are other options once someone is deemed a risk as well.
|
|
Evidence that is deemed privileged is not given to the prosecutorial team.
|
|
We're told a number of his picks have been deemed politically unacceptable.
|
|
Doctors in the Lexcen's home state of Minnesota deemed the condition inoperable.
|
|
Some experts told the paper that they believe it'll be deemed unconstitutional.
|
|
Why do they get to choose what is deemed to be fact?
|
|
That basically assures that names deemed too ridiculous will be weeded out.
|
|
So far, U.S. corporations are popularly deemed to be among the winners.
|
|
Under Barack Obama, the federal government sued states it deemed too restrictionist.
|
|
Around a tenth of the ballots were deemed invalid by vote-counters.
|
|
Workers not deemed "essential" were furloughed, and that included Marriage Bureau employees.
|
|
Faye is deemed a success, she's lauded and mourned throughout the narrative.
|
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Such an offence might not be deemed grave enough to overrule that.
|
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In the end, what the Kremlin deemed to be "election meddling" worked.
|
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The Partridge Family was forbidden, because David Cassidy was deemed too cute.
|
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When that competition is deemed lawless, political support for free trade withers.
|
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Both the U.S. and Turkey have deemed the PKK a terrorist organization.
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Randomized controlled trials, meanwhile, are deemed the gold standard in health research.
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And the scandal, though never deemed wrong, did not end Clinton's candidacy.
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The economy is deemed too weak to cope with higher borrowing costs.
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Perhaps this strategy was so effective that it was deemed politically dangerous.
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This bra managed to achieve both, something I previously deemed totally impossible.
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A further 100,000 people were deemed non-citizens in June (see article).
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" Still, the report deemed red meat "probably carcinogenic" and processed meat "carcinogenic.
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A holiday classic is facing controversy after some viewers deemed it inappropriate.
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U.S. courts have routinely deemed Trump a public figure in libel lawsuits.
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A significant portion of the required corporate training has been deemed optional.
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LOS ANGELES — Health officials have tested the air and deemed it safe.
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He deemed it a "bad-looking tenant" and recommended immediate surgical removal.
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He deemed it too dangerous, and he's not alone in his thinking.
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In fact, the Costa Rican government has deemed it unsuitable for agriculture.
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Alas, what is deemed acceptable, passable, or appropriate is different for some.
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To repeat: YouTube has deemed Crowder's videos broke none of those rules.
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We've already deemed fedoras dead but apparently Starbucks didn't get the memo.
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My peers and I have deemed sites like College Confidential extremely toxic.
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So 1% of its portfolio is in firms deemed to be green.
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Incomprehensibly, she was not deemed sufficiently attractive for the role of Veronica.
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The presidential election results have been deemed "a disaster" for renewable energy.
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That combination of actions was deemed illegal under the bloc's competition rules.
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Clouds of steam pour into the playground and it was deemed unsafe.
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London's air has only been deemed "fresh" a few times so far.
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Chinese internet censors also scour social media to delete content deemed sensitive.
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The FAA has deemed a 2-nautical mile radius a protected area.
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The information was deemed either "secret" or "confidential," according to the report.
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On Tuesday, authorities shut media outlets deemed to be supportive of Gulen.
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" Angelina Jolie's bouncy, layered shoulder-length look was deemed, "... too ... 'Mom-ish.
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Any stabilization in China is going to be deemed as good news.
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She deemed her company Multiprises and secured an office in Rockefeller Plaza.
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According to his lawyers, Kuenzel's petition was suddenly deemed months too late.
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Non-governmental organisations were deemed agents of foreign influence; dissidents were jailed.
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On March 9th the tribunal itself deemed the changes to be unconstitutional.
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All this was deemed significant enough for the case to be reexamined.
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A severely self-critical composer, Brahms destroyed many manuscripts he deemed imperfect.
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Again, her actions were deemed negligent and potentially dangerous to her child.
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Those with striking features that might be deemed "weird" in another setting.
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Overall, the global trend in academia is towards muzzling opinions deemed offensive.
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But precisely because they are contracts, arbitration clauses can be deemed unenforceable.
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Kasich deemed that decision "bizarre" and praised each of them, particularly McCain.
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U.S. Central Command (Centcom) reviewed five claimed civilian casualties it deemed credible.
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Adebola Sowemimo told the Sun that guards deemed her white dress inappropriate.
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If people are deemed a threat or flight risk, they are detained.
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An autopsy report released Friday deemed his death as suicide by hanging.
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Experts have deemed it to be the most dangerous al Qaeda branch.
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Her requests for an actual investigation or other testimony are deemed unreasonable.
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Investment Process SCBAM's investment process is deemed robust relative to the industry.
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So much of what used to be deemed funny no longer is.
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Siemens is ready to walk away after competition authorities deemed concessions inadequate.
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Typically, twice as many students are deemed proficient, according to the NRC.
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This is also often referred to mark to market or deemed sale.
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Their wives watch these acts of violence, as they're deemed fertility rituals.
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That they are deemed worthy of consideration, though, suggests something has changed.
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Trump has reportedly told the FBI to interview anyone it deemed necessary.
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"12-28s," those vehicles deemed "suspicious," are announced over the red channel.
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Canadian studies also deemed heroin maintenance effective for treating severe heroin addicts.
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Inmates fear being deemed gay by association, so they avoid me now.
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Now such moves seem off the table, deemed too controversial to consider.
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But Clark was concerned that Kris' contribution would be deemed as hearsay.
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Media, even when it's deemed silly or frivolous, can still be crucial.
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Anything that didn't hit an "A" grade, was deemed insecure, Kemp said.
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Most likely he'll be deemed an economic migrant and deported to Kinshasa.
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People deemed suspicious are pulled over for further questioning and possibly searches.
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The World Trade Center is also deemed a gym, and the Sept.
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The F.B.I. had deemed the email classified, but the State Department disagreed.
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After the incident, some lawmakers deemed the $2.8 billion program a waste.
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Screening of reservations that are deemed "high-risk" to deter unauthorized parties.
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And if it is deemed constitutional, I would support stop and frisk.
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What if my conclusions are deemed stigmatizing on the basis of gender?
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Other items are seized, including food, lighters, knives and anything deemed dangerous.
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There were numerous buildings that they deemed were too risky to enter.
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He was deemed "floridly psychotic" by doctors who testified at his trial.
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Those who don't speak up will be deemed to have made less.
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Of those, 10 studies were deemed strong enough to address the question.
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Doctors can stop treatment only after they've deemed death to be imminent.
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Der Sturm folded before it could be deemed "degenerate" by the Nazis.
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Even if a dance is deemed long enough, there are other hurdles.
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Canadian studies also deemed prescription heroin effective for treating heavy heroin users.
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They are produced only in years deemed exceptional, and are more expensive.
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Seven long years ago, Gossip Cop deemed the underlying rumor as false.
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But if Dark Sky is deemed unique, it could raise more questions.
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The 3.67% level is that deemed suitable for generating civilian nuclear energy.
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Canadian studies also deemed prescription heroin effective for treating heavy heroin use.
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But an official came over and deemed it was not a penalty.
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How much process is deemed to be "due" depends on the situation.
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Those actions may deserve opprobrium, but they should not be deemed criminal.
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Even then, it will take time until the area is deemed safe.
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All presidential administrations have deemed the War Powers Act to be unconstitutional.
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"It is on the ground because God deemed it so," he says.
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A coroner's investigation deemed fatal arrhythmia to be the most likely cause.
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A recent BBC poll deemed her the most influential woman in history.
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The risk of exposure at both locations is deemed low, she said.
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Perhaps the gimmick itself was deemed not appropriate for early week crosswords.
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Comey was read into the Stellar Wind program and deemed it unconstitutional.
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For both political and economic reasons, the cost was deemed too high.
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Salafist fighters shut down a celebration of Earth Day, also deemed heretical.
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All three reporters had worked on topics deemed sensitive by Chinese officials.
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But it was deemed best picture at the Film Independent Spirit Awards.
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This executive declined to be named since the conversations were deemed private.
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But Iranian officials have deemed Soleimani a "martyr" whose death requires retaliation.
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Investigators have examined thousands and deemed "the vast majority" to be suspicious.
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Prescribing medication has been deemed ineffective, and electroconvulsive therapy is considered unethical.
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In America, our communities are otherized or demonized, fetishized or deemed dangerous.
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The manner of death has been deemed accidental by the coroner's office.
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The shutdown means many federal employees not deemed critical will be furloughed.
|
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This election has emboldened them to flaunt what was once deemed abhorrent.
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But the quality of the evidence was deemed "low," researchers point out.
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On Wednesday, Tillerson highlighted what he deemed the administration's foreign policy successes.
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The couple met on OkCupid, which deemed them a 99 percent match.
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How will ownership use the financial flexibility they have deemed so essential?
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Behind his success, though, was what many deemed an aggressive coaching style.
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The port officers deemed that there was sufficient care available in Mexico.
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The Education Department deemed another 250 students partially suspended from receiving aid.
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This is why New York's stop-and-frisk policy was deemed unconstitutional.
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Three years later, Fat Tuesday was deemed a national holiday in Louisiana.
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But many other news organizations deemed his rant newsworthy, obscenities and all.
|
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Top officials deemed responsible for the outbreaks have been fired, authorities said.
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All those people coming and going, each wearing something Bill deemed interesting.
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Earlier this year the Dutch DPA deemed cookie walls to be illegal.
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A month later, 10 people deemed responsible for the tragedy were charged.
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The annexation is opposed by the United Nations, which deemed it invalid.
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These laws, while intensely debated and occasionally deemed unconstitutional, are hardly unusual.
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In the US, the risk to the public is currently deemed low.
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We do not appear in many of the books deemed classic literature.
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Most investors who considered this project deemed it too risky for investment.
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Deemed a flight risk, she has remained in custody while awaiting sentencing.
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However, they might offer specific products, where UK regulations were deemed "equivalent".
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Good Housekeeping deemed the turtleneck long-sleeve dress "ahead of its time."
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As a result, regulators are approving products deemed "similar" enough as biologics.
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They spoke on condition of anonymity because the decisions were deemed private.
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Holds deemed too far apart for short climbers were brought closer together.
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In his audit, nine of 10 procedures were deemed not medically necessary.
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The client had to quit but was still deemed eligible for benefits.
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Russia is also implementing heavy fines for those deemed to be offenders.
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Trump has frequently railed against what he has deemed unfair trade agreements.
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They should feel free to approach him whenever they deemed it necessary.
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Evidence of the abuse she suffered was deemed inadmissible at her trial.
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Mueller's ultimate findings could be plenty ugly and still be deemed underwhelming.
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They spoke on condition of anonymity because the briefing was deemed private.
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Many failed to pay for medical care that is now deemed essential.
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The spill was later deemed the largest environmental disaster in U.S. history.
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Atkinson deemed them credible and urgent and sent the complaint to Maguire.
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DOJ and the Agriculture Department were the only two deemed non-compliant.
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For autos deemed lemons, the manufacturer is required to buy them back.
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Workers deemed "essential" to the federal mission must still perform their duties.
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It was looking at people deemed by medical services to require medication.
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If the review is deemed admissable, a secondary hearing will be held.
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The social media messaging was deemed propaganda by the Government Accountability Office.
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Decades of research have deemed these medicines effective for treating drug abuse.
|
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Yet this period saw censors ban material deemed religiously and politically sensitive and works deemed "immoral" even more than works linked to Israel, which suggests that at times of heightened political tensions censors crack down across the board.
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FIFA's technical committee last week awarded Morocco's bid 22026 points out of 248 — a level deemed merely "sufficient" by the organization's rating system — and deemed its plan a "high" risk as it related to stadiums, accommodations and transportation.
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Further cycles of homework and fines may follow until Italy is deemed compliant.
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Along the way, the structure was inspected and deemed sound enough for redevelopment.
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An Illinois teacher was pulled from the classroom for a tweet deemed sexist.
|
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Almost 700 more have been deemed at risk of following the same path.
|
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Burger King Russia quickly pulled the promotion after it was deemed "too insulting."
|
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As of midnight Tuesday, official outlets deemed the race too close to call.
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The state Supreme Court has, in effect, deemed the people of California irrelevant.
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Nearly two-thirds of those — 1,637 — have been deemed "eligible" for immediate reunification.
|
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FBI deemed North Korea hackers responsible for a 2014 attack on Sony Pictures.
|
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Hubert Humphrey—because they were deemed the best suited to lead the party's
|
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Walmart has deemed $215 an hour as minimum wage for its own employees.
|
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As for Mr Trump's "go back" tweets, many Americans deemed them perfectly acceptable.
|
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He was interviewed, and the allegations were deemed unfounded or inconclusive, officials said.
|
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Once deemed dangerous, suicide doors are making a comeback on the Lincoln Continental.
|
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Well this guy caught said boulder and would be immediately deemed alpha male.
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There was only one film with a transgender character that was deemed inclusive.
|
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Another seven countries had regular imbalances, although deemed not excessive, the Commission said.
|
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She also apologized for being in a place she deemed inappropriate in hindsight.
|
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It was deemed too risky to have just one launch vehicle for missions.
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The sky's the limit now that Bey has deemed The Mannequin Challenge worthy.
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" Just Getting Started (2017), starring Morgan Freeman, was deemed "dramatically and comically impotent.
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He deemed that a ploy to force him back into Turkey – and jail.
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The court-appointed evaluation deemed him incompetent, his lawyers said in court filings.
|
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Three days later, Tam called authorities, who deemed Ferris both endangered and missing.
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And if she deemed you worthy, she could be a lot of fun.
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Speak loudly and they are deemed shrill; speak softly and they are meek.
|
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However, both drugs are still deemed unsuitable for acute life-threatening hyperkalemia episodes.
|
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On university campuses they vociferously oppose anything deemed critical of the Communist Party.
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His concept is something that our culture has deemed permissible since time immemorial.
|
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If the assault was deemed a felony, there is no statute of limitations.
|
|
Cathy McMorris Rodgers can be deemed a success — because no one remembers it.
|
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Meanwhile, government expenses surge in other areas deemed more important to our future.
|
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Brees threw during practice with his surgically repaired right thumb, officially deemed limited.
|
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But crèches, crosses and Hanukkah menorahs in public squares have been deemed acceptable.
|
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But the companies deemed the incident an anomaly, and did not alert regulators.
|
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It did not state whether the launch was deemed a success or failure.
|
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The State Department will notify applicants whether they've been deemed eligible or not.
|
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Should Clinton become our next president, boba shall be deemed "chewy tea" henceforth.
|
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The clothing we once deemed unacceptable for public outings — leggings, sneakers, sweats, etc.
|
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The central bank gave numerous examples of what the code deemed bad practice.
|
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Until recently anyone who uttered such a statement would have been deemed mad.
|
|
Still, Caler questioned why staff had deemed it necessary to restrain the boy.
|
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Any criticism of the RPF can be deemed "divisionism", or incitement to genocide.
|
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The lowest are stripped of even social dignity and deemed unworthy of life.
|
|
Australia is trying to find third countries to accept those deemed genuine refugees.
|
|
Still, his parents never deemed his issues serious enough to warrant medical attention.
|
|
Planned Parenthood, which deemed laws placing an "undue burden" on abortion seekers unconstitutional.
|
|
Having accomplished something I had truly deemed impossible for myself was incredibly liberating.
|
|
Another Twitter user deemed the statue "the most gloriously awful bust" of Ronaldo.
|
|
Nazism calls for the violent extermination of races that the Nazis deemed inferior.
|
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This transaction may be deemed an investment contract and therefore an unregistered security.
|
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Unveiled in 1884, the painting was deemed provocative and shocked Parisian high society.
|
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This landing and flight, however, was deemed a success, according to Sierra Nevada.
|
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Many other scholars weren't so convinced and deemed it a first-class forgery.
|
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Blunt force trauma was deemed the official cause of death, the official confirms.
|
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Since then, Uber Mexico has scaled to a size most observers deemed impossible.
|
|
One person deemed Ocean "the new Rick Roll" for the apparent fake out.
|
|
It was titled "Last Longer," and it was deemed too racy by CBS.
|
|
Kazakhstan has never held an election deemed free and fair by credible observers.
|
|
Pinterest users deemed Frankie Phoenix's Arabella bralette as the best in the biz.
|
|
Most (but not all) have deemed dorm rooms gun-free, for example. Gov.
|
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Unfortunately (for Delgado), mind control projects were quickly deemed too dangerous to pursue.
|
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Unfortunately for Gill, the health department deemed what she was doing as "illegal."
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She even deemed him an inspiration for her own work as an artist.
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We may alter arrangements or prizes should this be deemed necessary by us.
|
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The new Video for Good field features songs deemed to have raised awareness.
|
|
If an article is deemed misleading, Facebook downranks it in news and search.
|
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Some detainees were so impaired that they were deemed unfit to stand trial.
|
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In Washington, no action is deemed truly successful unless it harms someone else.
|
|
Shortly thereafter, Japan deemed their cattle a national treasure and closed all exports.
|
|
The police commissioner could diverge from the guidelines whenever he deemed it appropriate.
|
|
Or, almost all of them — about two-dozen would be deemed top secret.
|
|
Are Warren's "pie in the sky" proposals, as Lloyd deemed them, remotely plausible?
|
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Congo Republic is deemed "not free" by U.S.-based democracy watchdog Freedom House.
|
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It's different, for sure—there is no editing, just eliminating embryos deemed undesirable.
|
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Hamas deemed this a step too far and "normalisation with the Zionist enemy".
|
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It was titled "Last Longer," and it was deemed too racy by CBS.
|
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When the magazine received Beardsley's drawing, editors deemed it too grotesque to print.
|
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"This will be recorded when deemed virtually certain," it said in a statement.
|
|
George Takei deemed Swift "fearless," referencing the title of her second studio album.
|
|
Last year, the country's censors took 120 songs deemed "harmful" to society offline.
|
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But I realize it's a sticky/fine line of what is deemed offensive.
|
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Any level of guidance they get may be deemed to be 'improper benefits.
|
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And once it's deemed "sexually explicit," it's supposed to come off the shelves.
|
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Stories that are deemed to be questionable will be identified on the platform.
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" They ban state aid to schools and other institutions deemed "sectarian" or "denominational.
|
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Steven Levenson's first foray into musicals can already be deemed a massive success.
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Blackface and minstrel shows have largely been deemed unacceptable and racist by most.
|
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Iranian officials said the attacks were unsuccessful, Americans deemed the attacks "very" effective.
|
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Click through to see the couples we deemed the cutest of the night.
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Malaysia has deemed Israel a "criminal nation" -- claiming the country is mistreating Palestinians.
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The Killaz [logo with the] ski mask and baseball bats were deemed inappropriate.
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Such projects would include railways and roads deemed significant by the central government.
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Maryland legislators passed a "red flag" bill keeping guns from those deemed dangerous.
|
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He has deemed it a "witch hunt" and a "hoax" on numerous occasions.
|
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He was not deemed to be a threat at the time, Degrand said.
|
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They justify violence to silence those who are deemed unworthy to be heard.
|
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Items on Beijing's "non-negotiable" list, received Monday night, were deemed unacceptable (Reuters).
|
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Many shops under the terror group's new laws were deemed beyond the pale.
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Some have been deemed ineligible after failing criminal background or parental verification checks.
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Slater was deemed "undesirable", with his foreign accent, his Jewish background, his dissolute
|
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Calls for boycotts of countries deemed to have offended China are not uncommon.
|
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Next consider the swelling range of opinion deemed to fall outside civilised discourse.
|
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Years later, D.G., now deemed perfectly healthy, donates a kidney to a friend.
|
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That line of attack was deemed suspect by many and might have backfired.
|
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Google has made similar decisions on areas that it's deemed to be harmful.
|
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Chinese authorities said additional requirements may be placed on MMFs deemed systemically important.
|
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Opened in 2100, was deemed a security threat by Israel three years later.
|
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Cifuentes' "unorthodox interests and beliefs" were also deemed "not relevant" to the case.
|
|
With risk sentiment souring, currencies deemed a play on the global economy underperformed.
|
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The hacking was deemed the biggest known intrusion of one company's computer network.
|
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A "significant portion" of the records contained sensitive information and were deemed confidential.
|
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The trypophobia Reddit channel r/trypophobia has deemed the iPhone 11 Pro "bad."
|
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The FCC has previously fined carriers for 911 outages that it deemed preventable.
|
|
Banamex was deemed the only one in Latin America strong enough to keep.
|
|
" They deemed Mohammed "quite clever and open" in addition to being "very polite.
|
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Laws obligate those companies to support any intelligence or security work deemed necessary.
|
|
The State Department has now found 1,340 emails on Clinton's server deemed classified.
|
|
Tesla did eliminate the brake test because it deemed it to be redundant.
|
|
If #RussellSquare attacker is Black/Asian it will be deemed a terror attack.
|
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The vote was deemed illegal and the annexation widely condemned by the West.
|
|
In the Trump Era, officials have deemed hashtags and hats potential rule violations.
|
|
For years, such a project was deemed not economically, architecturally or technologically feasible.
|
|
Per safety protocol, the area was inspected and deemed safe, and production resumed.
|
|
Stanford's Taylor was deemed to be the best candidate for keeping inflation stable.
|
|
Some saw no problem with the image, while others deemed it anti-feminist.
|
|
European Council President Donald Tusk deemed the move "bad news for our enemies".
|
|
Walking, swimming, stationary cycling and low-impact aerobics are among those deemed safe.
|
|
Electoral infrastructure, vital to the integrity of American democracy, was not deemed critical.
|
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I'm not arguing that the allegations, if deemed credible, aren't worthy of examination.
|
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Once believed to be the heir apparent, he was soon deemed a traitor.
|
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Other civilian workers are furloughed if they are deemed nonessential to military operations.
|
|
The subway has chandeliers that Louis Comfort Tiffany would have deemed too baroque.
|
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You see, with strategic layering and accessorizing, risqué trends can be deemed professional.
|
|
In a ruling on Wednesday, a judge deemed Chipotle's social media policy illegal.
|
|
From then on, a film's worth depended on how 'feminist' I deemed it.
|
|
Some of them included threats of attack on communities they deemed non-Kashmiri.
|
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Nazism calls for the violent extermination of people that the Nazis deemed inferior.
|
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These lies have been deemed OK to tell, for the good of society.
|
|
"They were the only ones deemed skilled enough to cook plov," says Ford.
|
|
Anyone who remains onsite after December 5 will be deemed an illegal trespasser.
|
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Unless it is deemed "satisfactory" at an IOC meeting in Lausanne on Dec.
|
|
Apple News, Stocks, and even the Voice Memo app were deemed more important.
|
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If the case was unanimously decided, all judges were deemed to have agreed.
|
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The new decree also orders companies to shut any departments deemed non-essential.
|
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Those studies did little to hurt Tab sales and were ultimately deemed inconclusive.
|
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The government of Mao Zedong deemed his family capitalists and imprisoned his father.
|
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Even the Republicans' signature achievement, a tax cut bill, Mr. Cartmell deemed unsatisfying.
|
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FIFA's own inspectors had deemed that the summer temperatures there would be dangerous.
|
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"Fake news" was deemed a threat to democracy by a majority of respondents.
|
|
" The New Yorker deemed it "a naughty book" but also "an amazing one.
|
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People were divided on sectarian lines and Catholics were deemed to be disloyal.
|
|
State governments have deemed journalism an essential service to spread public health information.
|
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In late 17th century Massachusetts, women who were deemed too influential were slaughtered.
|
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I hated my body, suddenly curvy in what I deemed the wrong places.
|
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It said any Syrian who joined the force would be deemed "a traitor".
|
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" In the newspaper business, such stories would be deemed "too good to check.
|
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Opened in 267, was deemed a security threat by Israel three years later.
|
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A month later, she was deemed cured, according to the Congolese health department.
|
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For many years, the federal government deemed both plants to be controlled substances.
|
|
Like most excuses, they were mocked at the time and later deemed invalid.
|
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Researchers on projects deemed classified are carefully vetted and must obtain security clearances.
|
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A suspicious skull on another banner was eventually deemed to be harmless, too.
|
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But the constitutional court, the nation's top judicial body, deemed the move illegal.
|
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The actor Martin Balsam recorded HAL's lines but was deemed not quite right.
|
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Kim Joo-soo, the mayor, deemed it the finest garlic in the world.
|
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It believed in the splendor of slang that was deemed unceremonious and paltry.
|
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And suddenly Mr. Smith's playful excess, once deemed obscene, feels prescient and perfect.
|
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Elbit is deemed an "essential business" in Israel and its factories are open.
|
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And it would give voice to those news outlets that it deemed trustworthy.
|
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Many buildings from his young adulthood were razed after they were deemed inhabitable.
|
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You don't expect to hear high schoolers performing music deemed unplayable by professionals.
|
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Anger at continuing inequality is not deemed pious or pretty by the faithful.
|
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The agency routinely investigates comments that might be deemed threatening to a president.
|
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No such variance was deemed appropriate in this case by the career prosecutors.
|
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On Thursday the World Health Organization deemed the coronavirus a global health emergency.
|
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They ruled out any place they deemed an achievement-driven, pressure-cooker community.
|
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Background: Workplace sexual harassment was deemed illegal in a 1986 Supreme Court ruling.
|
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His vertebral artery was severed; police deemed the attack a possible hate crime.
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A disability benefits purge might just be deemed untimely for an election year.
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In all, 45 percent of the nation's roads were deemed in poor condition.
|
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The Dallas Morning News in Texas deemed Byrant's death a "'Shocking, tragic' day."
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The test was deemed unreliable for predicting the sex of the children, however.
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"I think they should still be deemed insider trading and illegal," he said.
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Only personnel not on the frontline (deemed "non-essential") would be sent home.
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None can leave until they are deemed flu-free, which could take weeks.
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Following his July arrest, Epstein was deemed a flight risk and denied bail.
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Once the components were deemed defective, Klein's company was banned from further contracts.
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The Obama administration has proposed "deemed repatriation" of untaxed earnings currently held offshore.
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Another woman deemed unacceptable by society and left to die for her sins.
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To boot, attractions like the Blue Lagoon have been deemed overrated by some.
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Palestinians deemed the metal detectors a breach of this decades-old status quo.
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Some women deemed apostates by more radicalized women have reported beatings and mutilation.
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The document does not explicitly identify who is deemed at risk of discrimination.
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We assigned writers who are knowledgeable about the subjects we deemed most important.
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Becker had a stroke in 1959 and was deemed unfit to stand trial.
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Another four of the allegations were deemed to be duplicates of previous reports.
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" Even Bubba the Love Sponge's co-host deemed that view "twisted" and "demented.
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At the same time, a Patriots defense once deemed invincible suddenly seems vulnerable.
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He deemed the group of migrants from Central America a threat to Americans.
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The state's bridges are in dismal shape with one-fifth deemed structurally deficient.
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The FBI has deemed that they pose an imminent threat of physical violence.
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MORE, deemed the UHF discount outdated as broadcast television moved to digital frequencies.
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Barack Obama and Donald Trump both (eventually) deemed Afghanistan a war worth fighting.
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Notably, about half of the men deemed recidivists are dead or in custody.
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The SEC has cracked down on those who made moves it deemed wrong.
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Those sources suggested the extensive public testimony by both could be deemed sufficient.
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I deemed Brooke a bubblehead, and she noticed that I was a jerk.
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The panel's request immediately raised questions over which allegations would be deemed credible.
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One man's promotion would have been deemed not worth derailing an entire administration.
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Technology has created an infrastructure that insulates ideas while protecting those deemed important.
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Many federal employees deemed "nonessential" are furloughed, meaning they can't come to work.
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Others deemed "exempt" will report to work, but won't be paid right away.
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Women who oppose abortion are deemed contrary to the very idea of equality.
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Why should immigrants be deemed extraordinary to deserve a place at the table?
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Nominating Conventions are extra-legal, and attempted reforms have often been deemed unconstitutional.
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An evangelist deemed so great that Pope Francis officially declared him a saint.
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Mr. Putin is deemed likely to seek Mr. Trump's endorsement of the deal.
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Some approaches deemed disreputable a few years ago could become more widely accepted.
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Reality check: Some senior Democrats have deemed the idea as unrealistic, Politico notes.
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Trump's own appointed intelligence community inspector general formally deemed the whistleblower complaint credible.
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The 25th Amendment provides a process for transferring power from presidents deemed incompetent.
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The draft report also said that talc meets criteria to be deemed toxic.
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The others have not been charged but are deemed too dangerous to release.
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I consider that a consolation prize for lost wages if he's deemed unsafe.
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Opponents also deemed the amendment as unconstitutional and undermining of American national security.
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ACLU lawyer Lee Gelernt asked to continue receiving information about parents deemed ineligible for reunification, in case there were mistakes — he said the ACLU had just learned about a father who was deemed ineligible despite having adoption papers for his child.
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Quickly discarding prepared remarks he deemed "sort of boring," Trump lit into Democrats and even some Republicans who he deemed insufficiently doctrinaire, and again called for teachers to be armed in schools as a response to the Florida shooting last week.
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Zarif Khan was deemed insufficiently American on the basis of skin color; ninety years later, when the presence of Muslims among us had come to seem like a crisis, his descendants were deemed insufficiently American on the basis of faith.
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The Israeli settlements have been deemed illegal in the eyes of the international community.
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Russia is currently deemed non-compliant by WADA for doping violations uncovered during investigations.
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When Grandma deemed my typing adequate, she gave me real letters to practice on.
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Ryan also called out what he deemed division of identities by the Democratic Party.
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More than 180 press outlets deemed too prickly to the government have been closed.
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Her comment was deleted because it contained language that was deemed inappropriate, TripAdvisor claimed.
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The traffic dropped even more to topics that survey respondents deemed especially privacy-sensitive.
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Trains were deemed safe and were running on schedule by mid-morning, Sharma said.
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The act of staring at your phone screen before bed has been deemed bad.
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Anyone who challenges their control is deemed a sexist, rapist, xenophobe, and morally deformed.
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Anyone who challenges their control is deemed a sexist, rapist, xenophobe and morally deformed.
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" Police reports released by the Tempe Police Department later deemed the crash "entirely avoidable.
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The program is an expansion of a 2016 pilot that it deemed a success.
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"[Their mother] continues to be deemed incompetent by the courts," the Facebook page reads.
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Emperors would select the son they deemed best to take the throne without constraints.
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Some techies are raising cash for causes deemed at-risk in a Trump administration.
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He was interviewed and the allegations were deemed unfounded or inconclusive, the DCFS said.
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Presumably, all of the passengers who have been deemed healthy are doing the same.
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The program allows for expedited border clearance for travelers deemed to be low-risk.
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Gault's death was eventually deemed a suicide by the coroner and Randolph was acquitted.
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Since he is 16, the court deemed him old enough to decide for himself.
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But what actually happens to an airplane once it's deemed too old to fly?
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Though the museum appreciated the gifts, it deemed them too offbeat for public display.
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Insurance companies deemed me an expensive risk, and I was forced to opt out.
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Some investors deemed Democrat Clinton to have won the debate against Republican rival Trump.
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They feel like they will be stereotyped or deemed unprofessional for their fashion choices.
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Israel has at times fired to foil what it deemed deliberate cross-border attacks.
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Of course, Kaepernick endured tons of backlash for what many deemed anti-American behavior.
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All but three were deemed not to be critically in need of such help.
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This person spoke on the condition of anonymity since these conversations were deemed private.
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Many adults deemed not to be vulnerable are simply turned away without any assistance.
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In states without the loophole, sex in custody is deemed an automatic sex crime.
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At first it was a no; the building was deemed dangerous and not stable.
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Of those applicants, 85033 were eliminated solely because their diversity statements were deemed inadequate.
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USS Donald Cook's commanding officer deemed several of these maneuvers as unsafe and unprofessional.
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But none of the candidates with those credentials was deemed to cut the mustard.
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In DC, they were entirely abandoned as the city deemed the upkeep too expensive.
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The offers that were made were deemed insufficient by Schultz and the other owners.
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In 2011, Israel freed 1,000 Palestinian prisoners, including some it deemed terrorists, for Sgt.
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It is one of the 60 or so cities deemed to be "third tier".
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Catalonia briefly declared independence in 2017 after a referendum deemed illegal by Spanish courts.
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Mia's rapist is deemed an "innocent man," despite her testimony to the prosecutor's office.
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Two centuries later Napoleon deemed the practice an act of treason and prohibited it.
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A recent report deemed Toronto less affordable than New York, London, and San Francisco.
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The park will remain closed until it is deemed safe for visitors to reenter.
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Mr Trump has since vowed to block federal funding to areas deemed unco-operative.
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Based on these methods, the character deemed most likely to survive is Daenerys Targaryen.
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In that decision process, some of the communities inhabiting Tumblr were evidently deemed expendable.
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Using the current FDA guidelines, salmon, sardines, and other fatty fish is deemed unhealthy.
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The incident is a tragedy; not everyone has deemed it "terrorism" as of yet.
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The NCAA deemed the practice a secondary violation after UNC self-reported the violations.
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Their children are deemed illegitimate, which means they are not entitled to welfare benefits.
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Flair was treated -- deemed not drunk -- and was allowed to get on his flight.
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It has also deemed a Hong Kong train station to be under mainland authority.
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The stations must be deemed safe, sanitary and appropriate by the General Services Administration.
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The PKK is deemed a terrorist organization by Turkey, the United States and Europe.
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And if it's not deemed "undue" in this case, that sets a horrible precedent.
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Decades of research have deemed medication-assisted treatment effective for treating drug use disorders.
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Kazakhstan has never held a vote deemed free and fair by credible international observers.
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Undercover detectives routinely infiltrated political organizations and followed outspoken activists they deemed potentially subversive.
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Hellerstedt, which deemed such regulations an undue burden on clinics and women seeking abortions.
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Her treatment, which included extended solitary confinement, was deemed illegal by a military judge.
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They were also deemed "not fit for sale", and probably would've been thrown away.
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Only those deemed loyal to the regime are allowed to live in the capital.
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Then there are the Zuma allies in cabinet positions deemed too powerful to dislodge.
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If women wearing womenswear is deemed normal, women wearing menswear should be normal, too.
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The report also found that nearly half of these alleged cases weren't deemed credible.
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And some increasingly turn a blind eye to ways of life hitherto deemed deviant.
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The third was deemed too radical, even though women have reigned in the past.
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" In the end, the joke was deemed "too hacky to use on the show.
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At a fraught eight-hour meeting in Munich the CSUers deemed the package inadequate.
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The PKK is deemed a terrorist organization by the United States, Turkey and Europe.
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They'd be released only if they're deemed to not pose a public safety threat.
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The male hurricanes were deemed more intense -- regardless of the gender of the participant.
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The decision comes after two years of online plus size sales were deemed successful.
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Lab analysis of the basil, strawberries, tomatoes, and squash all deemed the plants edible.
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It might be hard to understand how a dictionary could have been deemed 'subversive.
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Federal regulators deemed her Newark lab a threat to public safety at the time.
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But the rate of that expansion, deemed the Hubble constant, is difficult to determine.
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Which immigrants are deemed fit to live in the United States under these rules?
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Any candidate above 15 percent is deemed viable, and their supporters are locked in.
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However, he was tried as an adult after being deemed fit to stand trial.
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" It said they were in law deemed and declared to be "natural born citizens.
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The dashing mechanic, for instance, was deemed more sci-fi than cyberpunk by some.
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Its cars crowd the roads—only here could driving a Volvo be deemed rebellious.
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"Whilst there, officers found an item they deemed suspicious," they added in a statement.
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Previously, ICAF was deemed to be within the market sector of the autonomous community.
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Battles have intensified, and their village is still deemed too unsafe to return to.
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From 1982 she was deemed a hermit, a mental case, one of Brontë's wastrels.
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Such policies were deemed unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in its landmark Brown v.
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Certain types of data, such as a customer's email address, have been deemed nonsensitive.
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For the residents of Finland, purchasing or installing AC systems was once deemed unnecessary.
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Management says it is the practice on other lines and deemed safe by regulators.
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However, the CDC says no level of exposure has been deemed safe for children.
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The Board deemed the severity of Simpson's crimes to be at the highest level.
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South Africa's Johannesburg followed, while Stockholm and New York were deemed the safest cities.
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Thus even if stealthing isn't deemed rape, it may warrant penalties similar to rape.
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In cases where charges were brought, many assailants were deemed incompetent to stand trial.
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The group is deemed a terrorist organisation by the United States, Turkey and Europe.
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It was deemed the best public transit system in North America despite those flaws.
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Gun number six was deemed the most lethal and wanted firearm in that lineup.
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Trump has taken several unilateral actions deemed by Europe as damaging to global trade.
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Families were kept together unless there was a deemed reason for not doing so.
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Younger customers have deemed it uncool and switched allegiance to more inexpensive bra brands.
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Y. — was among a package of 34 additions deemed non-controversial by House leadership.
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The dual roles were deemed to be too "tough," according to the note Wednesday.
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Rather, it was State District Judge Ben Willard who deemed this the appropriate punishment.
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The ruling was later overturned; a judge deemed that no obstruction had been caused.
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Other Remainers such as Stephen Crabb, the work and pensions secretary, were deemed unready.
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The romantic comedy's intertwining plot lines have been deemed both stalker-ish and depressing.
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In due course, everyone was deemed fine and we were cleared by the medics.
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The policy also allows them to receive any treatment deemed medically necessary, including surgery.
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One includes more than 40 officers whose testimony judges had deemed unreliable and false.
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In some ways, it seemed those firms had been deemed the new media companies.
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Since King first introduced PICA in 2013, he's deemed such regulations a vegan conspiracy.
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Credit rating agencies deemed these measures insufficient and reduced the country's outlook to negative.
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It will also deauthorize spending on water projects that have been deemed inefficient. Sen.
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Mandarin reporters in Taiwan and Hong Kong report on issues deemed taboo in China.
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Long deemed the engine of America's job growth, small businesses have lost that distinction.
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Private lawsuits are used to harass journalists deemed to be enemies of the state.
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Those posts included some deemed as homophobic, anti-Semitic or promoting 9/11 conspiracies.
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It took the agency up to 11 years to remove some products deemed harmful.
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The Court deemed such attempts at "racial balancing" in educational institutions to be unlawful.
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Her doctor deemed her too high-risk a few weeks before the actual birth.
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The mandatory capital ratio trigger occurs when the issuer is deemed to be insolvent.
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This administration has deemed athletes un-American for peacefully exercising their most fundamental freedoms.
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One day of her 29-day sentence was deemed already served by a judge.
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One day of her 14-day sentence was deemed already served by a judge.
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Logging, oil pipelines, and scientific developments threaten lands deemed sacred by Native American tribes.
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Thursday's announcement came under pressure from the highway safety agency, which deemed an Aug.
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Groups on the Entity List are deemed to be threats to U.S. national security.
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Think about it: problems once deemed insurmountable can now be solved within a generation.
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Either way, the task force deemed him a low enough risk to be transferred.
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The tragedy spurred critics of space tourism who have deemed such projects irresponsibly risky.
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""You have pilots given a stopgap measure for something already deemed an 'unacceptable risk.
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The EPA would take over enforcement if the state of Texas was deemed unable.
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He participated in practice Friday and was deemed ready to go Saturday's morning skate.
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In fact, 27 different companies that you're deemed to have some level of control.
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In Germany, the constitution bans censorship, while laws ban speech deemed to incite hatred.
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It surveyed 5,045 adults, of whom 85033,513 were deemed likely to vote this fall.
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To be clear, everyone in our legal system is deemed innocent until proven guilty.
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There are 351 slums deemed structurally unsafe in Egypt, most of them in Cairo.
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Employees who are deemed essential and are currently working without pay are not eligible.
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The group is deemed a terrorist organization by the United States, Turkey and Europe.
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Growth stocks need to show FANG-like growth; otherwise, they are deemed too expensive.
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They presented their municipal New York City ID cards, which were not deemed sufficient.
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Groups on the Entity List are deemed to be threats to U.S. national security.
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In 1787, the U.S. Constitution deemed Africans in America three-fifths of a person.
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Either way, they were deemed lower threats than men who plotted to kill civilians.
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But, he added, none were deemed "top secret," the government's highest level of classification.
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But the project was canceled in 2005 after the scientists deemed the DNA unusable.
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Only one fire was deemed major, battled by about 100 firefighters and 2 aircraft.
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In other words, the Fourteenth Amendment could not protect rights deemed the state's prerogative.
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The registry adds 25 recordings — deemed significant to American history and culture — each year.
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In another sign of Mr. Kasich's relevance, he has been deemed worthy of attacking.
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I was told that to catch a man's glance and smile is deemed forward.
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Emails that are deemed worthy of the dashboard, however, don't look like ordinary emails.
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Google has deemed the feature "Smart Sound," adjusting audio equalization based on the wall.
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With both men deemed unable to continue, the fight was ruled a No Contest.
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The shutdown doesn't mean all governmental operations cease entirely, just those deemed "nonessential" activities.
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Also, Brazil's Brumadinho dam was actually deemed "stable" by inspectors prior to the incident.
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It would describe their security measures and what are deemed to be significant risks.
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Creativity, responsiveness, et cetera—the things deemed important to have in a synthetic worker.
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The independent press was banned or suppressed and books deemed "un-German" were burned.
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What is deemed today as China's dystopian dreams will be tomorrow's unfortunate global reality.
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So it can slide comfortably under dialogue, instruments deemed distracting — like bells — are banned.
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And, as expected, the European Commission deemed the proposed deficit illegal and unacceptably risky.
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President Trump addressed the nation last night after the coronavirus was deemed a pandemic.
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We would have been deemed unfit for work and sent to the gas chambers.
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Mattis also said smaller exercises deemed to be exempt from the suspension were ongoing.
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But the factors that once deemed McCarthy's leadership dreams untenable have largely washed away.
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In total, 194 men on the Wasp were deemed "killed or missing" on Sept.
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It's imprecise and can make families whose births are deemed not "natural" feel shame.
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New Zealand has laws against holding or distributing material deemed objectionable by the censor.
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" Returning fire, Mr. Trump deemed Mr. Romney "a choker" who "walks like a penguin.
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Those lyrics were quite properly deemed unacceptable by the Hays Code and were cut.
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In both cultures, any interaction between strange men and women is deemed downright disgraceful.
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That entry was deemed inconsistent with the others, and so LAUGHING MATTER was born.
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Accepting the myth of an independent Cuban Baseball Federation was deemed a necessary wink.
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People whom they deemed authorized to work in the United States received green wristbands.
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Discrimination based on genetics has already been deemed repugnant, even if it's perfectly rational.
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Now his divergence from those stereotypes is deemed remarkable and in need of dissection?
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The order would target hardware makers deemed a national security risk, Mr. Shepardson reports.
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On a recent afternoon visit, Ms. Young deemed the place not quite performance ready.
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Skipping even more social and work events until I deemed my face "presentable" again.
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In many countries, the right to accurate information about sexual health is deemed essential.
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That case involved a woman who was deemed insufficiently feminine, not a transgender person.
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If deemed authentic, the speech should serve to quell rumors of Mr. Baghdadi's death.
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Joe Biden was in the running but was "deemed too old," the book said.
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The deadly illness was deemed a pandemic by the World Health Organization this week.
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But not long ago, Brown's ideas about sustainability were deemed far-out and flaky.
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They declined to be named in this story because these conversations were deemed private.
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If the abortion is deemed necessary and can't be delayed, it's declared legally essential.
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Yet, Trump singled out Antifa as the group to be deemed a terrorist organization.
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After hesitating for months, he finally had surgery, which he deemed "minor," in February.
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Businesses deemed non-essential must close within 48 hours unless employees can work remotely.
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The reference is deemed far too extreme, too explosive, too far beyond rational correlation.
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Los Angeles, Cleveland and Boston have already decided to release prisoners deemed low-risk.
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Shortly after he arrived, the hospital system was deemed a failure and set aside.
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