They affect who is seen as confident and who is seen as "prideful," who is seen as strident and who is seen as strong.
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They're seen as flaws; any form of imperfection is seen as wrong.
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That's not seen as unfair or un-square — it's seen as democratic.
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When God is seen as He, the soul is seen as She.
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And to be different is always seen as unusual or seen as strange.
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She was seen as more liberal than Donald Trump was seen as conservative.
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The remaining 563 were seen as normal weight and nine were seen as underweight.
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Perhaps even more impactful than being seen as knowledgeable is being seen as trustworthy.
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What has been seen as a burden needs to be seen as a benefit.
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Mueller is seen as incorruptible, so his conclusions will most likely be seen as unimpeachable.
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" Obama was often seen as suppressing outrage to avoid being seen as an "angry black man.
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"When cars first came out, cars were seen as threats, they were seen as toxic, they were seen as dangerous, and then cars took over America," transportation journalist John Surico told Motherboard.
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Our Blackness is seen as dangerous, and our skin color is seen as threatening to police officers.
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Incumbents are generally seen as having an electoral advantage, particularly when the economy is seen as strong.
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An economy seen as booming one month could be seen as lagging in a few months' time.
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" "It is because Russia is seen as a threat, because Russia is seen as becoming a competitor.
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Maybe in the West, veganism was seen as hippy-ish, while here it was seen as 'old style'.
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White officers are seen as racist, while black officers like me are seen as traitors to our race.
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"Disco was seen as not as serious, because it was seen as gay and multi-racial," Petkovic says.
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According to the poll, Clinton is seen as being more qualified, but Sanders is seen as being more honest.
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The problem is that Obama and Trump are seen as political reformers and Clinton is seen as politically corrupt.
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It was seen as a positive in the US, and it was seen as a positive in North Korea.
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While Nangarhar is seen as an ISIS-K stronghold, the other four provinces are seen as areas with Taliban activity.
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If autism is seen as a developmental disorder, then autistic people are seen as people who have to outgrow childhood.
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For me, it's really like: I want to be seen as rational, I want to be seen as not crazy.
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While women are now seen as equally as or more competent than men, men are still seen as more ambitious.
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Fiorina's example shows how what can be seen as "rights" for one constituency can be seen as "costs" for another.
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Putin wants to be seen as innocent and Trump wants to be seen as legitimate, and neither is completely true.
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Men are seen as having leadership qualities like gravitas, while women are seen as having supporting-role qualities like dependability.
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But it also means that Clinton would not be seen as just a president; she will be seen as a female president, in the same way that President Obama was seen as a "black president" at first.
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Higher education, once seen as an antidote to recidivism, had come to be seen as a privilege that inmates hadn't earned.
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Gold, seen as a safe haven, tends to weaken when there is strong investor appetite for equities, seen as risky assets.
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The bill's withdrawal is seen as a positive because protest escalation was seen as a potential disruptor to the global economy.
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While prime ministers are seen as representatives of the party, governing by consensus and cooperation, presidents are seen as solitary leaders.
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Bolton is not seen as a relic of the hated Bush administration; he's seen as an authoritative and expert Fox voice.
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Menard said that asset classes currently seen as volatile include equities, while bonds are seen as more stable but offer low returns.
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Those who are seen as for him are largely in better shape than those who are seen as not supporting his agenda.
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But while its market-friendly regulation is seen as favorable, its small population and lack of storage capacity are seen as hurdles.
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As more women learn, say, Javascript, it becomes seen as feminized—seen as less impressive or valuable than Python, a "softer" skill.
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The meeting was widely seen as a huge embarrassment for Mr. Kim, who is supposedly seen as infallible in his totalitarian state.
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One victim made the observation that often one victim is seen as a tragedy, but 100 victims are seen as a statistic.
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The point is people were labeled and put into the system because they were seen as a threat and seen as defective.
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He is widely seen as steady hand who can bring order to a national security apparatus that was seen as dysfunctional under Flynn.
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That is, the same decision was thought to be riskier when it was seen as optional than when it was seen as unavoidable.
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"The whole point of this was for Rey to not be seen as an other, not to be seen as a marginalized character."
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Rather than being seen as sacrificing justice for his own ambition, Mr. Moore is seen as having sacrificed himself for a higher justice.
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The things that are criticized or seen as unlikable in women, you know, that assertiveness … those are seen as leaderly qualities in men.
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"What used to be seen as a demonstration of endearment is now seen as invasion of space," he said in a phone interview.
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And I think that Juneteenth is largely seen as an African-American thing; it is not seen as something for the general population.
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Strategically, though, relations with the West are seen as a zero-sum game, and anything that can be seen as an American failure -- whether on the battlefields of Syria or in domestic electoral politics -- is seen as a reason to celebrate in Moscow.
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In the end, the U.S. will be seen as a safe haven and this "sale" will be seen as an opportunity for so many.
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"It will be seen as vindication for Madonsela and will, moreover, be seen as a public admission of corruption," he said in an email.
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Anti-government protests are widely seen as a revolt against Macron whose policies have been seen as pro-business, pro-urban and pro-wealthy.
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Grassley is largely seen as a dogged investigator who backs free-market principles, and is not seen as an ally of the pharmaceutical industry.
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Outside the United States, such a move would be seen as demonstration that Congress can overturn any treaty if this is seen as expedient.
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"That should be something that is seen as naive and seen as something that really serious people shouldn't even really be discussing," he said.
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"So that should be something that is seen as naive and seen as something that really serious people shouldn't even be discussing," he added.
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So training is seen as a punishment, fitness is seen as a punishment, rather than something that is done to actually improve your performance.
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The ballot is however seen as symbolic and unlikely to upset the delicate political balance between parties that had been seen as unlikely allies.
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Joblessness was seen as a black problem, and blacks were seen as primary beneficiaries of the public sector positions created by CETA in cities.
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Smelting and welding, for example, are typically seen as masculine pursuits, whereas the delicate metalwork involved in jewelry-making is typically seen as feminine.
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The exchange-traded fund is seen as inversely correlated to Trump's chance of winning, since his policies are seen as negative for the Mexican economy.
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"So if I had won, you know, I would have been seen as a genius; my campaign would have been seen as perfect," she added.
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PAN president Ricardo Anaya is seen as the most likely figure, although Mexico City's PRD Mayor Miguel Angel Mancera is also seen as a contender.
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I sometimes find it hard to adjust to the reality that I am most often seen as a first lady before I'm seen as me.
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Attacks on Britain in Ghana's official press are seen as a danger to the queen, but she insists on going and is seen as victorious.
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Flake had been seen as a swing vote because he's been critical of President Trump and is seen as more moderate than some of his colleagues.
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Women, the breastfeeders and baby gestators, were seen as better off staying at home and, with time, all things domestic began to be seen as feminine.
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Once seen as fringe, but now increasingly seen as potentially visionary, transhumanists are challenging the very nature of what it means to be a human being.
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In the previous restaurant example, the first suggestion would likely be seen as polite and female, while the latter assertion would typically be seen as male.
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Ali pointed out that the details about people — the "minutiae" — can be seen as the texture of a person, or they can be seen as a threat.
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Experiences seen as ordinary at the time are seen as less ordinary several months later, and people are more curious and interested in remembering them than expected.
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Women who used humor in a presentation were more likely to be seen as disruptive and distracting, whereas men who displayed humor were seen as the opposite.
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"There's such a hyper-partisan passion to get President Trump that anything that's seen as trying to help President Trump is seen as supporting Trump," he said.
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A 2018 survey of 300 hackers found that Windows was overwhelmingly seen as the easiest port of entry for hacks, while Apple was seen as more impenetrable.
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Likewise, if a group is seen as ambitious, intelligent and skillful, it is considered competent; if it is seen as lacking those qualities, it is considered incompetent.
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He did want to be seen as a charismatic tweedy intellectual, but it was most important to him to be seen as such through his own eyes.
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Although women are seen as equally as or more competent than men, men are still seen as more ambitious, according to research by the American Psychological Association.
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Taken together, Trump's moves have been seen as an effort to politicize an institution that needs to be seen as apolitical if it's going to be successful.
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"Trump's election was seen as good for markets, but he is now being seen as potentially less effective than people were thinking," said SP Angel analyst John Meyer.
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If Moon succeeds, he'll be seen as a screen phenomenon; if it fails, his first movie, the $453 million-grossing Purple Rain, may be seen as a fluke.
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"Rappler is widely seen as the epitome of a free press, a news organization that was digging in to what is seen as an abusive government," he says.
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And beyond our industry, women are less likely than men to be given plum assignments, are given less useful feedback, are seen as pushy when they ask for pay rises (men are seen as ambitious) and, in leadership roles, may be seen as either competent or likeable, but rarely both.
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"Trade war is seen as the biggest tail risk and Germany is seen as the second most vulnerable equity market to trade wars, behind emerging markets," the survey added.
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If they are not seen as separating themselves from a misogynistic White House and administration, and instead are seen as enabling them, they will not fare well in November.
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It should not be lost on anyone that before Trump was seen as a positive catalyst for stocks, he was seen as a big threat during the 2016 election.
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Whereas Kelly today is seen as a bad GM but a good coach, in a few years Jackson could be seen as a bad GM and a bad coach.
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But what is more often true in tech is that men are seen as the key players, and women are just not seen as crucial to a company's success.
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These companies all wrap themselves, smartly, in a progressive pink or rainbow blanket because progressives are seen as nice but weak, and conservatives are seen as smart but mean.
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The auto industry already illustrates how investors are moving their money away from companies seen as polluters and into those seen as environmentally friendly, with disruptive effects on economies.
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If emojis can be seen as the virtual equivalent of body language, as some linguists have argued, then GIFs could be seen as representing particularly outsized gestures, experts say.
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Blackletter, which looks like it belongs on a newspaper masthead, was seen as the most conservative font, while Sunrise, a cartoonish-looking script, was seen as the most liberal.
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Investors were on edge following the announcement as Cohn is seen as someone who supports more business-friendly policies, and therefore is seen as well-liked by Wall Street.
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Freedom, equality, liberty are accorded to white people who are thought of as white, and black folk and Native Americans are seen as "others," or seen as less than.
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What was once seen as a symbol of Apple's continued dedication to its pro-user audience is now seen as a symbol of how much the company had abandoned them.
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The ideal victim is going to be somebody who the majority chooses—before we have a crime, they're already seen as innocent and other people are already seen as guilty.
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Harry: I think there's a very interesting question as to whether Trump won because he was seen as more moderate than Clinton or because he was seen as an outsider.
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The state is seen as a serious threat to international peace and security and its actions are seen as undermining a global agreement on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons.
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At the time, the law was seen as somewhat of an overreaction to emerging technology, but today it is seen as a crucial component in the fight against molka crimes.
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"To be seen as feminine if you're seen as a black male is a sign of weakness," said Kiara St. James, the director of the New York Transgender Advocacy Group.
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While these votes are often seen as a dutiful nod to the president, there have been times when they could be seen as a boon to the vice president, too.
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That is seen as a welcome development by foreign policy experts since the U.S. previously was not always seen as following through on its red line threats to North Korea.
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"We combined light colors, which are traditionally seen as feminine, with strong geometry, traditionally seen as masculine, to create a space that felt neither too childish or too industrial," explains Soria.
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And while Mattis was largely seen as having the stature to push back against some of Trump's nontraditional policies and ideas, Shanahan is seen as much less likely to do so.
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If outsourcing stops being seen as sad but inevitable and starts to be seen as genuinely outrageous, then every outsourcing announcement will trigger cries to do something about the perceived problem.
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Rather than being seen as an impediment or equalizer, it should be seen as an opportunity for industry pioneers, incumbents and innovators alike, to offer products and services responsibly and competitively.
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If white bosses in Memphis were seen as leading the remaining vestiges of plantations in Memphis, then many black low-income workers were seen as working in the vestiges of slavery.
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For example, there's a possibility that black girls being seen as older can affect their access to mentorship and leadership opportunities in the future, since they're seen as less in need.
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That is to say – it is seen as justified.
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"I'm OK with being seen as 'big' " adds GabiFresh.
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"It's not being seen as a global risk-off event, it's being seen as a domestic political event," said Caroline Simmons, deputy head of the UK investment office at UBS Wealth Management.
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At first, this may seem natural: after all, Greek and Roman civilizations are seen as the cultural cornerstones of modern Western society (as the biblical past is seen as its religious cornerstone).
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But Yellen, seen as the chief dove for most of her term, lately is being seen as more of a hawk, moving toward rate hikes even in the face of low inflation.
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The newly approved drug isn't a medication for opioid addiction, but is seen as a step toward helping some people begin medication-assisted treatment, seen as the gold standard of addiction care.
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"In the west a multicultural society of immigration is seen as a cultural achievement whereas in the east it's seen as a threat," said Werner Patzelt, political scientist at Dresden's Technical University.
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It is no longer the case that men are seen as lustful and crazy when they rape a woman; instead, she said, it is seen as being about asserting power and control.
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While El Al is seen as a top target for terrorists since the creation of the State of Israel in 1948, the shootdown was seen as accidental, with Bulgaria issuing an apology.
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"There were different reasons with different groups of women, but overall most of the women fighters ironically didn't want to be seen as women, they just wanted to be seen as fighters."
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Dudley, an influential Federal Open Market Committee voter who is seen as closest on the board to Fed Chair Janet Yellen, was seen as having the most significant impact on Treasuries' moves.
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He is seen as volatile, and a win by the businessman would likely cause an immediate stock market sell-off even though his tax and regulatory policies are seen as more market friendly.
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Once seen as a partisan for shielding George W. Bush's Iraq war efforts from Senate investigations, more recently Roberts has been seen as one of the last remaining bipartisan dealmakers in the Senate.
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Sanders is widely seen as the frontrunner for the nomination after his victory in New Hampshire on Tuesday, and his more-established moderate rivals, such as Joe Biden, are seen as badly damaged.
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The sad reality is we're seen as foreign, not British.
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And it should not be seen as threatening to anyone.
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Yet it is seen as one of society's great headaches.
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However, the peso is seen as less ready to cope.
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To the Palestinians, it would be seen as undermining negotiations.
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" Paternity, she wrote, was long seen as "an intractable problem.
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He wants to be seen as a big global leader.
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Other factors are seen as at play -- including difficulty recruiting.
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In some ways, it's seen as a point of pride.
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Hallows Eve and Poison were seen as the same thing.
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We are not seen as gardeners or fast food workers.
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So that was seen as unabashedly hostile and completely unjustified.
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Walgreens wants to be seen as more than a retailer.
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He wants it to be seen as a thoughtful court.
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Cairo is seen as a supporter of the army rulers.
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We don't want Russia to be seen as less important.
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TIMPF: Whoever - why is it seen as being objectively good?
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In the meantime Iraq is seen as another obvious comparison.
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The move is certainly seen as advantageous for Sotheby's executives.
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And she was seen as the heavy favorite in November.
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"It could be seen as a child's toy," he says.
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The election is seen as the country's first Facebook election.
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It has also long been seen as a wild card.
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Multinational firms started to be seen as agents of inequality.
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An outright rejection, threatening the deal, is seen as unlikely.
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Ben Sasse being seen as another remotely plausible no vote.
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Stating the truth was seen as an act of insubordination.
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COLLABORATION at work is generally seen as a good thing.
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"This should not be seen as an exit," Pathak added.
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Businesses are generally seen as a softer target than consumers.
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For the moment, Mr Johnson is seen as a maverick.
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In practice, it could be seen as just a gimmick.
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We are either silenced or we are seen as buzzkills.
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He was seen as an illegitimate usurper of the throne.
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"Christianity was seen as the white man's religion," he said.
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Compounding GERB's problems, Tsacheva was seen as lacking Borisov's charisma.
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Mr. Weidenfeld was widely seen as a man of paradoxes.
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In some cases, they were seen as conduits for miracles.
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The move was seen as a shot across the bow.
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The GRU is seen as a major Russian cyber player.
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All this connecting isn't seen as being fully positive, however.
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This is seen as a special boon to Silicon Alley.
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China is seen as a potentially huge market for Tesla.
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Even for women not seen as desirable, that can work.
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But Culp can't be seen as conducting a fire sale.
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Having a presence at DragCon could've been seen as pandering.
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It is seen as a more likely investor than Amazon.
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But mostly the empire was seen as a tolerant place.
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Bullfighting could be seen as a continuation of preexisting traditions.
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Increasingly, billionaires are seen as avatars of inequality and greed.
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But that will not stop it being seen as one.
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Weight Watchers' core demographic is seen as older than 50.
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We're seen as too crazy and emotional to make decisions.
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This is seen as a portent of a U.S. recession.
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I was scared to be seen as a trans man.
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It's seen as a key technology within the AI field.
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IN THE past, coach travel was seen as somewhat glamorous.
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Instead, I was seen as this walking, talking Betty Crocker.
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They're sometimes seen as nothing more than a vanity play.
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This is seen as a win for the United States.
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This incident tarnished his reputation — he was seen as unreliable.
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Germany's excess savings could be seen as a similar sterilisation.
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The victory of Trump is seen as our great success.
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The announcement was also seen as supporting prices, dealers said.
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AT THE time, it was seen as an astonishing victory.
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Joseph Crowley of New York are seen as top options.
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The yen, by contrast, is seen as a safe haven.
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The relationship with the US was seen as very significant.
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Amazon is seen as a likely contender to be involved.
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A new scheme is not seen as a game changer.
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The weaker tone was seen as impacting some recent deals.
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At the time, he was seen as an economic reformer.
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The Saudis are seen as the linchpin to any deal.
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The party risks being seen as soft on illegal immigration.
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Yet it's offerings were seen as novel, even ground breaking.
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Chicken skewers are not commonly seen as a macroeconomic indicator.
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The two separate indictments against Manafort are seen as unusual.
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To this day the two are seen as ideological foes.
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For example, "failure" in tech is often seen as productive.
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We are seen as objects, rather than subjects of history.
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Apparently seen as disrespectful, on March 3rd he was arrested.
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Maersk Oil is seen as a prime candidate for sale.
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Detailed mapping is seen as the basis for driverless cars.
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It's time for women to be seen as real equals.
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Most unsettling of all, he is seen as exactly the
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Obama won two terms, despite being seen as very liberal.
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It is also seen as a bellwether of national politics.
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Outlaws in history are often seen as heroes, she explained.
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It would be seen as hugely embarrassing for the president.
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They were seen as rebels and needed to be subjugated.
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Soldiers, both German and Russian, are seen as wild animals.
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GDAXI, seen as a trade war proxy, fell 1.5 percent.
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His run was seen as a little bit more concerning.
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Lazard has been seen as a pioneer of that trend.
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Safe havens, seen as outperforming in times of uncertainty, rose.
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We don't want to be seen as anything we're not.
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Gianforte is seen as a slight favorite in the race.
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Cruz, by contrast, was seen as tough until quite recently.
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Bangalore was once seen as a favorite destination for retirees.
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Caterpillar is largely seen as a bellwether for global growth.
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Both scenarios are seen as negative for the bond market.
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"He needs to be seen as part of the solution."
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Both had also been seen as potential successors to Gorman.
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Someone who's been around is seen as one of us.
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More than just wrong, he was seen as politically toxic.
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It's sometimes seen as a sign of weakness, isn't it?
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Rubio is seen as an establishment candidate competing with Kasich.
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Kelly, 45, is seen as an important face for Fox.
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Chicken nuggets aren't seen as the most wholesome protein option.
|
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"Kashmir cannot be seen as an isolated place," he said.
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These elections are also seen as a referendum on demonetisation.
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Um ... Aaron Gordon is seen as a potential future star.
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Christie's appearance on WFAN was widely seen as an audition.
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Mr Barnier is seen as a tough adversary for Britain.
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An inversion is widely seen as indicating an economic recession.
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Attacking JFS would thus be seen as defending Syria's dictatorship.
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Wage subsidies were increasingly seen as important for battling poverty.
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This is widely seen as a last resort move, however.
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In Europe, women were long seen as bastions of conservatism.
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Singles are often seen as more selfish than married people.
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He is seen as a candidate for eventual presidential elections.
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Kavanaugh is generally seen as more conservative than his predecessor.
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Rwanda is seen as making positive strides towards gender equality.
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Kamala Harris -- all seen as 2020 presidential prospects -- endorsed Abrams.
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They want to be seen as beautiful, loved and wanted.
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Her victory was seen as heralding a new progressive wave.
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Trump won... and he's seen as more of a centrist.
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Her vote is seen as crucial to the item's success.
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But I hope I'm seen as steady, prudent and able.
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It's seen as fortification behind his $5.7 billion negotiating position.
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The race is seen as leaning Democrat given Royce's retirement.
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It was not seen as a compelling message to voters.
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First ladies are also seen as calming influences on presidents.
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The acquisition was seen as a major play against Amazon.
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I didn't want it to be seen as too ominous.
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Young Thais for years have been seen as politically apathetic.
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Mr Xi wants to be seen as such a man.
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Already, two Democrats seen as potential presidential contenders, California Sen.
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He will be seen as one of the best ones.
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He is already being seen as a possible national candidate.
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Again, Spain's de Guindos is seen as a potential candidate.
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Girls who are 14 are seen as potential relationship material.
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But Islamic State is still widely seen as a threat.
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The Masters has always been seen as a putting test.
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Drinking is seen as a ritual of the college experience.
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She was seen as a more politically minded First Lady.
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Banks are seen as the biggest beneficiaries of the cuts.
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But if they're too soft, they're seen as lacking authority.
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He was seen as someone who could fill the void.
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Snowden has come to be seen as a levelheaded activist.
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The events are largely seen as getting around the law.
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This poll was initially seen as great news for Trump.
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It is seen as a sign of higher immediate demand.
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The tough A.L. East was also seen as a hurdle.
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However, those features are primarily seen as fraud prevention tools.
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Tax Day will never be seen as a real celebration.
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In hyperpartisan Washington, he is often seen as a centrist.
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Vaping could be seen as the lesser of two evils.
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AR is seen as a future growth driver for Apple.
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It is seen as a competitor to the Airbus A400M.
|
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The data is seen as an indicator of future production.
|
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Fast Retailing is seen as among the most extreme examples.
|
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But the House investigation will always be seen as partisan.
|
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Canada's Potash Corp was also seen as a potential buyer.
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Presidential leadership is seen as crucial to tax reform's success.
|
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Romney is seen as a likely candidate for Hatch's seat.
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Today, it is seen as a neighborhood with much potential.
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His decision was seen as a reaction to the proposal.
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Neumann, now 40, was seen as the fiery, inspirational visionary.
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But these children deserve to be seen as human beings.
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While Texas isn't seen as having a competitive race, Sen.
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Sessions is seen as a key witness in the investigation.
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He got fired; now he's seen as a player's manager.
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Gold is often seen as a hedge against rising inflation.
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Don Bacon, who had been seen as vulnerable in November.
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It is seen as the foundation of the eventual plan.
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That is seen as a signal of pending economic weakness.
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They thought that colonists should be seen as potential consumers.
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So can the Privacy Shield be seen as a success?
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He was widely seen as the man for the moment.
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But men are now being seen as more risky hires.
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And they're not seen as people by the enemy combatants.
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Instagram is seen as an integral part of Facebook's future.
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On other occasions, campaign donations are seen as potentially corrupting.
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Egypt is also seen as an important partner for counterterrorism.
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We don't want to be seen as this ubiquitous blah.
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However, on Facebook, the feature hasn't seen as much traction.
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It would rightly be seen as an act of war.
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The measure is seen as a loss for Democratic Gov.
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They are both widely seen as a boon for business.
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Suicide can be seen as a kind of skill deficit.
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Gigaba is close to Zuma and seen as an ally.
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That remains to be seen as the investigation gets underway.
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Snapdeal has been seen as particularly vulnerable to increasing competition.
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Manfra's departure from government will be seen as largely unexpected.
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Congress will then be seen as supporting an alleged criminal.
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The Hoover Dam proposal is seen as a green project.
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The vote is widely seen as a rubber stamp exercise.
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In most democracies, this is not seen as a problem.
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"They don't want to be seen as weak," she says.
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It was seen as a political skill, something almost noble.
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It is seen as a precursor to the #MeToo movement.
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"It shouldn't be seen as a last resort," he said.
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And the Bible is seen as historically correct, without nuance.
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Other confrontations were not lethal but were seen as embarrassing.
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Doctors continue to be seen as leaders in health care.
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Trump will be seen as a lasting phenomenon like Reagan.
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He was seen as a good guy, a consensus builder.
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In the past, cancer was seen as a death sentence.
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The practice of detention was seen as necessary and normal.
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Even doctor visits, though undesirable, are seen as social calls.
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This was seen as noncompliance, further grounds to continue guardianship.
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Mr. Obama and Democratic lawmakers were widely seen as victorious.
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And he was seen as ineffective, with few new ideas.
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His government is now widely seen as a corrupt gerontocracy.
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The church is seen as more moderate theologically and politically.
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Twitter is also seen as having lagged behind on innovations.
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But Ms. Haaland is not seen as a niche candidate.
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"Liquid liner is generally seen as retro," Mr. Barose said.
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Turnout is seen as an important measure of voter enthusiasm.
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Social controls were seen as necessary and pluralism as dangerous.
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That was seen as a positive by some market players.
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Government regulation and taxes were increasingly seen as hampering growth.
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For the longest time, women were seen as mere objects.
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I was seen as sucking up to the evil system.
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The election was seen as a referendum on Detroit's progress.
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Such transitions have been seen as essential to democracy's survival.
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The euro is seen as a safe haven from turmoil.
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I think this is just seen as politics as usual.
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For years, they were seen as an easy money generator.
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"Somehow we've been seen as unappreciative, entitled outsiders," she said.
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The orchestra has two internal candidates seen as possible successors.
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But magic, too, can be seen as a dark power.
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Am I willing to be seen as the bad guy?
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The practice is widely seen as a human rights violation.
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"It was seen as a potentially dangerous thing," Zelizer said.
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Such renovations were often seen as enriching the mayor's friends.
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The arrests were widely seen as retaliation for Meng's arrest.
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The show, which premiered in 1989, was seen as groundbreaking.
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Gorsuch said sometimes judges are seen as politicians in robes.
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They are seen as little more than bodies in seats.
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His administration's responses were often seen as out of touch.
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Once seen as a gimmick, it has become widely accepted.
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Powell is seen as a mostly qualified and moderate choice.
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Professor Ford's coming forward should only be seen as brave.
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The coup should not be seen as a popular uprising.
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Coverage of major education debates can be seen as fair . . .
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But paychecks haven't seen as big a boost as expected.
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But sometimes they can get seen as soft or sentimental.
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It was seen as a hazard of stressful professional lifestyles.
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Sheriffs are seen as particularly important allies in immigration enforcement.
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Canada is generally seen as being good at forest management.
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"He is seen as quite a eurosceptic," de Groot added.
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Both are seen as legitimate contenders to win in Iowa.
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Rohrabacher is seen as sympathetic to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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" Others did not want to be seen as "taking sides.
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Lam's actions on Wednesday could be seen as falling short.
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"Emeralds," to Fauré music, has long been seen as French.
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Displays of religious fervor were seen as undesirable, even dangerous.
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Those three films are also seen as major Oscar contenders.
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If women are assertive, it can be seen as aggressive.
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When women are successful, they're often seen as less likable.
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Lewandowski has been seen as a potential challenger to Sen.
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Its acceptance was seen as a milestone for global investing.
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Mnuchin is seen as the likely pick for Treasury Secretary.
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It must not be seen as "insider" or partisan politics.
|
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Many Afghan troops were seen as inept or lazy or.
|
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Any reading above 1393 is typically seen as overbought territory.
|
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That response was seen as indicative of a generational divide.
|
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Mr. Tebboune was seen as the military establishment's preferred candidate.
|
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The hand could be seen as welcoming, but also deflecting.
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"White" is seen as the default, the absence of race.
|
|
She is also seen as a champion of free trade.
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Other announcements made by police personnel were seen as unnecessary.
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Their impressive initial results are seen as a national model.
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DJI, is often seen as a bellwether for the sector.
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The ruling is largely seen as a victory for Gov.
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Huawei is seen as a clear leader in 5G technology.
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Anything related to women alone is seen as somehow extra.
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Bin Salman has been seen as both visionary and volatile.
|
|
This is seen as an opportunity for the Chinese companies.
|
|
Islamic State is still widely seen as a threat, however.
|
|
His knowledge of the organisation is seen as a strength.
|
|
Trump wants to be seen as a responsible business executive.
|
|
Nevada is widely seen as Democrats' best Senate pickup opportunity.
|
|
Generali has long been seen as a possible takeover target.
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|
It was seen as introducing realism and the modern narrative.
|
|
Each instance can be seen as protection of domestic industries.
|
|
It's also seen as a launching pad for higher office.
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|
His seat is seen as safe this time around again.
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|
In Washington, China has been seen as an essential partner.
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|
Maybe it will come to be seen as an anomaly.
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|
Kessler was seen as a passable backup by most draftniks.
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|
Mississippi's House races are not seen as competitive this year.
|
|
"It'll be seen as something Conservatives initiated and presided over."
|
|
It's seen as the easy way out, but it's not.
|
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PSA, widely seen as an industry consolidator, was off 3%.
|
|
Risks to the inflation projection also were seen as balanced.
|
|
Jackson was seen as a strange choice from the start.
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Shire has long been seen as a likely takeover target.
|
|
Holding elections was seen as a key part of this.
|
|
So why is it still seen as a female problem?
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Or would he be seen as a traitor, like Cvijanovic?
|
|
The military was seen as the heart of the country.
|
|
Pollock was seen as blazing the trail for stain painting.
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|
Is he seen as an ally, a foe, a stooge?
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|
Negativity, they said, was often seen as a personal attack.
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|
More than a dozen others are seen as potential candidates.
|
|
On Wednesday, ADP's May payroll report, often seen as a precursor to the government report, came in at a remarkably low 27,000 private sector payrolls added in May but was seen as an anomaly.
|
|
Each of the seven states surveyed is seen as a swing state where either party is normally seen as relatively competitive in presidential elections, though Michigan has gone Democratic in most recent presidential elections.
|
|
It is seen as part of a power struggle between South African President Jacob Zuma and Pravin whose efforts at the treasury are seen as key to preserving South Africa's investment grade credit rating.
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|
EASTWARDS, FRANCO-GERMAN PIVOT While better ties with the United States are seen as a remote possibility, improved relations with France and Germany are seen as "more interesting opportunities for political investment," said Kortunov.
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The former chief executive of Exxon Mobil was seen as the most impressive of Mr. Trump's cabinet picks, and his plans for a top-to-bottom departmental reorganization was almost universally seen as needed.
|
|
"Henry stealing my phone should be seen as a robbery, but Henry grabbing Drew's possessions, his bedding, et cetera, and throwing it in the lake should also be seen as a robbery," he said.
|
|
The CSU and the left-leaning Greens have long been seen as particularly hostile to each other so for decades it was seen as unlikely that they would work together at the federal level.
|
|
"From then until now, Phair insists on her right to be seen as, and takes the considerable risk to be seen as, a messy, complete, appetitive, responsible human being," our reviewer, Stacey D'Erasmo, writes.
|
|
If Trump fails to certify Iran's compliance with a deal that is almost universally seen as working, it is the United States— and not Iran — that will be seen as acting in bad faith.
|
|
Seen as unthinkable even a few weeks ago, the relentless fall in yields in what is seen as one of the world's safest assets -- German government debt -- speaks to the scale of pessimism gripping investors.
|
|
Benedict, the sixth-century monk seen as the father of Christian monasticism, did not explicitly include silence in his rule, but in the cloistered life speech is widely seen as something requiring permission or exigency.
|
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"That's their future consumer and they think it is more important, indispensable even, to be seen as welcoming that and in no way seen as holding it back," the authors quote political analyst Ron Brownstein.
|
|
Seen as unthinkable even a few weeks ago, the relentless fall in yields in what is seen as one of the world's safest assets — German government debt — speaks to the scale of pessimism gripping investors.
|
|
Now it appears to be annoyed that it is being seen as soft ahead of the main event in Singapore in June and this could be seen as reminding people that it is no walkover.
|
|
Still, such a move is not seen as necessary because the markets have fully priced in the end of the bond buying this year, and the bar for another extension is seen as exceptionally high.
|
|
Ten days ago, Bernie Sanders was the frontrunner, Joe Biden's campaign was seen as potentially in free fall, and Mike Bloomberg was rising in the polls and seen as a potential savior of moderate Democrats.
|
|
The dollar had weakened sharply following the resignation on Tuesday of Gary Cohn, the top economic advisor to the White House who was seen as seen as a bulwark against protectionism in the Trump administration.
|
|
If you're seen as an "authentic" person, then disagreement is likely to be seen as itself authentic — reflecting a sincere good-faith disagreement about the best path forward rather than something nefarious — and therefore forgivable.
|
|
Mr. Trump was seen as a favorite going into the contest.
|
|
Mr. Cruz was seen as the clear favorite with good reason.
|
|
The humanities have traditionally been seen as crucial to both endeavors.
|
|
In São Paulo, concern about Zika is still seen as overblown.
|
|
Fortune 500s are seen as somewhat invincible — they're far from it.
|
|
"Coronary heart disease is seen as a male disease," Parker said.
|
|
But that is seen as difficult, if not impossible, for Republicans.
|
|
The decision is seen as an effort to limit Cooper's power.
|
|
They are seldom seen as they are active only at night.
|
|
It's actually being seen as a potential exit for some people.
|
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The movie should only be seen as a work of fiction.
|
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East European MEPs dislike compatriots being seen as second-class citizens.
|
|
Indigo Partners and Lufthansa are seen as likely bidders, sources said.
|
|
The Philippines in particular is widely seen as the weaker link.
|
|
Only students seen as threats will be loaded into the database.
|
|
Catholics might be seen as more likely to overturn Roe v.
|
|
Medicare&aposs problems are widely seen as more difficult to solve.
|
|
But, U.S. lawmakers are seen as lagging behind their European peers.
|
|
He was seen as the leading candidate for the top job.
|
|
At the most, they could be seen as homophobic and harmful.
|
|
The idea is to just not be seen as a supporter.
|
|
A two-state solution is seen as fundamental to the Palestinians.
|
|
A break of these could be seen as major bearish signals.
|
|
FCA says such data may be seen as inside information. bit.
|
|
Border adjustment also is seen as boosting U.S. exports and manufacturing.
|
|
Still the renewal of talks was seen as a positive sign.
|
|
The scenes feature those not seen as obvious protectors, like children.
|
|
Leo is often seen as the natural leader of the zodiac.
|
|
Adaptation has long been seen as the hallmark of Darwinian evolution.
|
|
She was widely seen as a powerful figure in his administration.
|
|
The move is typically seen as a consolidation before a breakout.
|
|
But his letter was seen as a retaliation for her suggestion.
|
|
December is seen as the most likely month for an increase.
|
|
A possible delay to next year was also seen as positive.
|
|
Dodik, however, wasn't always seen as an obstructionist by US officials.
|
|
To be successful, she cannot be seen as another Mr Leung.
|
|
But the aircraft should not be seen as a one-off.
|
|
Lines, natural lines, are seen as unattractive, not viable for careers.
|
|
Eventually, Razek's influence was seen as synonymous with that of Wexner's.
|
|
The next move is still seen as an increase in rates.
|
|
A hundred years ago oil was seen as an environmental saviour.
|
|
But violence and drugs are increasingly seen as public health issues.
|
|
Hill, 32, was seen as a rising star in the party.
|
|
This, too, was seen as an irresponsible attempt to smear Clinton.
|
|
Steady price inflation is seen as a gauge of economic health.
|
|
In such places waste is seen as having an inherent value.
|
|
A yield curve inversion is seen as a reliable recession signal.
|
|
But he's generally seen as too green to become premier yet.
|
|
Playboy and Marilyn Monroe are seen as having a symbiotic relationship.
|
|
But from the start, Gase was seen as the front-runner.
|
|
Many of its members are seen as self-serving or bent.
|
|
Since late 2015, it has been seen as potentially quite lucrative.
|
|
Clarida, a well-regarded monetary economist, is seen as particularly influential.
|
|
Even Republicans seen as sympathetic to Mr. Rubio have joined in.
|
|
Shared Spaces could be seen as an alternative to joint accounts.
|
|
I understand why this process is seen as a ticket out.
|
|
Shelters that serve mentally ill people are seen as especially dangerous.
|
|
I'm seen as a little risky to the industry, I think.
|
|
Exports are also seen as largely unchanged at 3.146 million bags.
|
|
For now, Mr Gillespie is seen as the man to beat.
|
|
Washington State University professor Carolyn Long is seen as the frontrunner.
|
|
The latter is seen as less economically efficient than a tax.
|
|
Swapping two of them would generally be seen as franchise suicide.
|
|
California is seen as key to the eventual outcome in November.
|
|
Sling TV is generally seen as the bargain internet TV service.
|
|
Today, it's also seen as a status symbol among the rich.
|
|
These defenses were often seen as unhelpful but not overly problematic.
|
|
Panera, instead, wants to be seen as a high quality option.
|
|
I used soap and was seen as fancy because I moisturized.
|
|
Another explanation is that sex is now seen as less risky.
|
|
Blunting the Shia crescent would be widely seen as a triumph.
|
|
In artificial landscapes castles, churches and cottages were seen as scenic.
|
|
More importantly, social media is often seen as a vetting tool.
|
|
Gifting something rare that is seen as precious is really important.
|
|
Last month's rate hike, however, was seen as appeasing the markets.
|
|
The original acquisition was seen as complementing GSK's Lucozade sports drinks.
|
|
It wants to be seen as a power with intercontinental reach.
|
|
NATO's need for consensus is often seen as its Achilles heel.
|
|
"Control by the SRC was always seen as temporary," he said.
|
|
Gold is often seen as a hedge against oil-led inflation.
|
|
You don't want to be seen as biased now, do you?
|
|
He is seen as somewhat of an icon in the military.
|
|
Tax savings were seen as a primary driver of that deal.
|
|
He was never seen as a serious candidate in that contest.
|
|
Beto O'Rourke and Joe Biden, the frontrunner, were seen as losers.
|
|
Seen as "unclean," they are considered untouchable by the higher castes.
|
|
The president's personal response is widely seen as erratic by locals.
|
|
"It wasn't seen as a benefit to the market," he said.
|
|
Orban is seen as one of Europe's most divisive leaders, however.
|
|
Early payouts are generally seen as a publicity gesture for bookmakers.
|
|
Moreover, the "unbanked" are seen as an increasingly attractive commercial market.
|
|
Or it can be seen as an act of human rebellion.
|
|
PBMs, once seen as cash cows, also face an uncertain future.
|
|
Further, its ratings agencies are seen as unreliable and sometimes untrustworthy.
|
|
The vote will be widely seen as a referendum on Trump.
|
|
It could easily be seen as a form of self-torture.
|
|
I think I was always afraid of being seen as crazy.
|
|
Timberlake is seen as never having truly apologized for the incident.
|
|
Products from GSK and Merck are also seen as implant options.
|
|
Whatever the outcome, the political scene is seen as highly fragmented.
|
|
In Europe it is seen as being ahead of its time.
|
|
Sentiments and reason were not seen as antithetical to each other.
|
|
"The Ocho" was seen as a funny gag on ESPN's future.
|
|
They are seen as the biggest threat to the region's stability.
|
|
UNIVERSITY used to be seen as a luxury reserved for elites.
|
|
China does not want to be seen as a clumsy interloper.
|
|
Indeed, to some, Thiel's criticism could be seen as an endorsement.
|
|
Trump's cloddish behavior shouldn't be seen as just a personal foible.
|
|
The implication: Stories about women and minorities aren't seen as marketable
|
|
Both Zynga and Groupon have long been seen as acquisition targets.
|
|
This is not seen as an infringement on the Second Amendment.
|
|
He is widely seen as a preferred choice of the military.
|
|
"Body hair on cisgender men is seen as attractive," Armitage says.
|
|
This is seen as too restrictive and inappropriate for some trades.
|
|
Sanders is seen as a rising star in the White House.
|
|
I am now seen as a stylish person with cool wheels.
|
|
Any wavering from strict party-line votes are seen as disloyalty.
|
|
But if they decline to help, they are seen as selfish.
|
|
From inside WPP Read, 51, is seen as the lead candidate.
|
|
I want so badly to be seen as right by society.
|
|
The conglomerate model was lauded -- it was seen as a positive.
|
|
Cindy Axne -- seen as having the best chance of ousting Sen.
|
|
The approval was seen as a victory for the Trump administration.
|
|
Critics also said this decision could be seen as government overreach.
|
|
For it to be seen as more than a cheap gimmick.
|
|
And in another videotape, Sanders is seen as praising Fidel Castro.
|
|
That was seen as insensitive to religious minorities such as Muslims.
|
|
Polk used to be seen as a noteworthy president, Merry says.
|
|
But it could also be seen as retaliation for our coverage.
|
|
Utilities and telecoms stocks, seen as defensive, have seen sharp outflows.
|
|
The price was widely seen as high, a boon for Conoco.
|
|
"It shouldn't be seen as a departure from norms," Pillsbury said.
|
|
Simply throwing a dart is seen as a huge win, initially.
|
|
Their majority in the House of Representatives is seen as vulnerable.
|
|
Raising this money was seen as a test of party loyalty.
|
|
It was seen as a tepid criticism, to say the least.
|
|
The Sun and the Daily Mirror are also seen as unreliable.
|
|
This exhibition's method of display could be seen as rather problematic.
|
|
Sports and art are often seen as natural enemies, mutually exclusive.
|
|
Gold is seen as a hedge against political and economic worries.
|
|
The winner is seen as the most likely next French president.
|
|
Bullion is seen as a hedge against political and economic uncertainty.
|
|
He is seen as decisive and resolute by voters, they say.
|
|
Clinton, meanwhile, is seen as a stronger choice for international relations.
|
|
A yield curve inversion is seen as a leading recession indicator.
|
|
For biodiesel, the targets were seen as relatively ambitious through 2017.
|
|
Typically, assessments with higher ratios are generally seen as higher risk.
|
|
Scalia was seen as a reliable vote for class action defendants.
|
|
In daytime, they can be only seen as four tiny dots.
|
|
In certain situations, passing gas could be seen as a kindness.
|
|
The deal is seen as symbolic of the drug-maker's hubris.
|
|
That kind of move would've historically been seen as a failure.
|
|
Any pause by Facebook is seen as a sign of weakness.
|
|
That's another one that's historically been seen as very male-dominated.
|
|
The po-boy could be seen as a battered blank slate.
|
|
However, Goldman Sachs is seen as a serious candidate for outperformance.
|
|
Christian is always going to be seen as a massive threat.
|
|
Ultimately, we want it to be seen as wide as possible.
|
|
The Conservatives were seen as stronger on the economy and Brexit.
|
|
Tax cuts, in particular, seen as an area where there's consensus.
|
|
We don't want to be seen as a special interest group.
|
|
Cable in particular is coming to be seen as too pricey.
|
|
Amamiya is now seen as a leading candidate to succeed Kuroda.
|
|
Nevertheless, Trump's Tuesday was seen as a big win by some.
|
|
He is widely seen as a potential candidate against Democratic Sen.
|
|
Further U.S. rate hikes are not seen as likely until December.
|
|
The student who was nominated the most was seen as popular.
|
|
The new force is seen as an insurance policy against unrest.
|
|
"He was seen as the senator of Silicon Valley," Phillips argued.
|
|
"This can actually be seen as a healthy move," said Roseen.
|
|
The program is seen as the world's top sovereign derivatives trade.
|
|
Watergate is often seen as the zenith of modern political scandal.
|
|
Nobody wanted to be seen as a friend of the banks.
|
|
The group's academic pedigree was seen as a mark of inauthenticity.
|
|
But Puerto Rico is seen as a low priority in Washington.
|
|
They do not want to be cast off, seen as broken.
|
|
They don't mind being seen as they try, and even fail.
|
|
Tax reform is seen as a positive for stocks, but the .
|
|
Now, the problem is that it's seen as a niche issue.
|
|
The move is seen as a victory for supporters of Sen.
|
|
For Apple, the whole ordeal can be seen as a success.
|
|
Days off, even on weekends, are often seen as a luxury.
|
|
Chris Christie, are seen as the most viable general-election contenders.
|
|
"I'm so sensitive to not being seen as extreme," he said.
|
|
She is seen as brisk and efficient, but not especially warm.
|
|
Bonds are usually seen as a safe-haven investment over equities.
|
|
Some of this rhetoric is seen as inappropriate for mainstream discourse.
|
|
From a financial perspective, the deal was seen as a success.
|
|
Collins is seen as the most important of the three members.
|
|
Powell is seen as a steady hand on the central bank.
|
|
The American Dream is seen as beyond reach by most Americans.
|
|
That is, he was seen as the lesser of two evils.
|
|
Wildness Action is seen as a close imitation of that game.
|
|
German stocks, seen as heavily exposed to international trade, fell 183%.
|
|
She has also been seen as a potential challenger to Sen.
|
|
Such moves were seen as unfair by rivals, the FT said.
|
|
Rising rates are seen as a drag on bond fund returns.
|
|
"I don't think it's seen as a winning issue," he said.
|
|
The proliferation of occupational licensing might be seen as harmful overregulation.
|
|
The latter was seen as somewhat protected against any Amazon incursion.
|
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You want to be seen as a person of your word.
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When she acts "presidential," she is seen as harsh and cold.
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His departure would be seen as a setback to those plans.
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Swapping debt for equity is seen as a less likely option.
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Trump had to prove that he can be seen as presidential.
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MBAs are often seen as the next stage in career growth.
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German debt is seen as one of the world's safest assets.
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Also, to something and still be seen as a team player.
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Romney was seen as a "Never Trumper" during the 2016 election.
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Pelosi, however, may benefit from being seen as Trump's chief foil.
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Clinton was seen as having a better temperament for the job.
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Apple has historically been seen as the gold standard of cybersecurity.
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Dunne said the fine could be seen as a "warning shot".
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It does not want be seen as a foreigner taking over.
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It should not be looked down on or seen as weak.
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"Advertising is seen as something that mature companies do," he said.
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Meanwhile, the Democratic candidate seen as the strongest challenger, former Rep.
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Republicans have opposed any measure seen as limiting access to guns.
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In Panama, they tend to be seen as agents of empire.
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The precious metal is often seen as a safe-haven trade.
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A recent stunt by National Geographic was seen as particularly odd.
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The developing relationship is seen as an Obama foreign policy success.
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"I would like to be seen as a person," she said.
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For a long time, that was seen as YouTube's great weakness.
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Gold, seen as a safe haven, often gains from political turmoil.
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Once seen as a naïve foreigner, he had earned public respect.
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The snipers do not want to be seen as the bush.
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Widodo has been seen as one of the governor's main supporters.
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Fukuyama's article could thus be seen as a bookend to Kennan's.
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SPSY, which is seen as benefiting in a rising rate environment.
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But that's not seen as enough in the current trade fight.
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STEM education and broadband access are often seen as separate issues.
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They have to be seen as doing something to stop Google.
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These should be rare and seen as a community-wide problem.
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Kushner has been seen as a person of interest by Mueller.
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But Santos, unlike Uribe, hoped to be seen as a peacemaker.
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Helicopter money has long been seen as a hypothetical last resort.
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Those two aspects of our identity are seen as mutually exclusive.
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Drugs were seen as being behind all that's bad in society.
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In many circles, sex work is seen as a social ill.
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Why is that seen as something that is weak and othered?
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College athletics are popular; anyone seen as threatening them, less so.
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But the efforts were widely seen as too little, too late.
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Both politicians are seen as able to work across the aisle.
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That backdrop would typically be seen as constructive for more gains.
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What is his I've always seen as mine and vice versa.
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We're always seen as acting crazy simply by feeling at all.
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To be seen as the victor, the tough guy, the winner.
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Instead this megadeal is best seen as a Hail Mary pass.
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Next year's presidential election is seen as the right's to lose.
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For centuries, women were seen as unfit to hold public office.
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Clayton is reportedly seen as the leading candidate for the position.
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By contrast, Hoyle is seen as a much less controversial figure.
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Longer term, the country was still seen as having good potential.
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The race is a seen as a proxy for national sentiment.
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A year ago, both parties had been seen as fresh alternatives.
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His outgoing personality was at one time seen as a strength.
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They come to be seen as stuffy, old-fashioned or obsolete.
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"I want to be seen as a ballerina," Mr. Johnsey said.
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The Patriots have often been seen as allies of Mr. Trump.
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He has seen as much tennis as many coaches on tour.
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They're seen as harmless in such everyday uses as microwaving foods.
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From the late 16th century on, they've been seen as allies.
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The new prime minister is widely seen as a capable technocrat.
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The primary was widely seen as Mr. de Blasio's highest hurdle.
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Soon, Trump's Easter timetable may come to be seen as unsustainable.
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He didn't want "Dougla" to be seen as a museum piece.
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In your life have you ever seen as many homeless children?
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Inevitably, the show will always be seen as a mixed bag.
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But telling you nothing could reasonably be seen as a betrayal.
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Working for a president is usually seen as a dream job.
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YouTube, in 2019, is seen as ubiquitous, powerful and also untamed.
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In 2011, an aurora was seen as far south as Alabama.
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But those actions are mostly seen as halfhearted, incomplete window dressing.
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"If it's seen as a joke, all the better," he replied.
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Which any one of you don't want to be seen as.
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Last month's vote was seen as a referendum on Europe's direction.
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But we are seen as just a bunch of do-gooders.
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But if the president is seen as passive, his popularity falls.
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The move was seen as a potential turning point for Brexit.
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Thomas is seen as a popular figure among the other justices.
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Ending mass incarceration has long been seen as a political challenge.
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Emmanuel Macron was initially seen as a bulwark against this trend.
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Mr. Kim's race had once been seen as a long shot.
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He is seen as less reform-minded than the new president.
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California has long been seen as a leader on climate change.
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Enterprise is seen as a key opportunity for future revenue growth.
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Why shouldn't this be seen as a thinly disguised campaign rally?
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The shoe industry is seen as one of the most reliant.
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The vote was seen as a stinging rebuke to the church.
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At best, we're seen as American citizens but not as Americans.
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Tuesday's session could be seen as a master class in delay.
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Cardinal McCarrick was widely seen as "merely" preying on adult seminarians.
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Reason itself had become suspect; mutual tolerance was seen as treachery.
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The agency has acted only in instances seen as particularly flagrant.
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But not long ago, he was seen as Russia's Mark Zuckerberg.
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Gold is often seen as a hedge against oil-led inflation.
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If you venture the sentiment, you'll be seen as a crank.
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Cruise is already seen as having a potentially significant market value.
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Watching over children was not seen as an individual mother's job.
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The congressman has a history of making remarks seen as racist.
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An approaching lightning storm, with black thunderheads, is seen as foreshadowing.
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Some immigrants have always been seen as less Americanizable than others.
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New Zealand is often seen as a progressive place for women.
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We need to make sure we're seen as beautiful human beings.
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Wealth and power, meanwhile, were seen as markers of God's will.
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Reporters seen as critical of the army are losing their jobs.
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On this, we're not seen as a wild and crazy country.
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"It's seen as outdated, sexist and inappropriate," one event planner said.
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Mr. Schneiderman was widely seen as harboring ambitions to be governor.
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All are seen as clearly superior to Sanches at the moment.
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Kathryn Murdoch has been seen as driving his interest in environmentalism.
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He also was seen as a possible candidate for the Senate.
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The case is seen as Beijing's warning to foreign gambling operators.
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Announcing that policy is seen as a way to do it.
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They were seen as sensation novels which were kind of scandalous.
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Bernie Sanders is increasingly seen as the candidate on the rise.
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In Washington, Dr. Keyworth was initially seen as naïve and inexperienced.
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Kupperman's case was widely seen as a proxy fight for Bolton.
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The most likely GOP aisle-crossers are widely seen as Sens.
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" He added: "It has to be seen as a red flag.
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Stanescu and Stroe are seen as power brokers within the party.
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Black men in their uniforms were seen as being unduly proud.
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Alexandria was seen as too loyal to the monarchy, too European.
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Jain is seen as a possible eventual successor to Warren Buffett.
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Powell is seen as the most dovish of the Republican candidates.
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Australian healthcare stocks, seen as defensive plays, added up to 1.2%.
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In most countries, that would be seen as unequivocally good news.
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And it wouldn't have been seen as a marginal victory, either.
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The transfers of mentally ill patients were seen as business opportunities.
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Wedge sneakers are no longer seen as stylish or very functional.
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The shoreline was seen as a dirty, dangerous and industrialized place.
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Barr's DOJ has taken other steps widely seen as benefiting Trump.
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Being seen as attractive has well-documented professional and personal benefits.
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Both of Mr. Anwar's convictions were widely seen as politically motivated.
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The cases against him have widely been seen as politically motivated.
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Mr. Hinrichs has been seen as a rival of Mr. Farley.
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Mr. Erdogan was long seen as a champion for Syrian refugees.
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The role had been seen as "a poisoned chalice," he said.
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They can be seen as symbols of our own precarious future.
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"Men are seen as what we call more 'agentic,'" she says.
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A wound may be seen as an attempt to form gills.
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The walkway and beautified waterfront are seen as catalysts for change.
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Now, dominance is coming to be seen as a potential liability.
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But filtered cigarettes were also seen as weaker and less flavorful.
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Mr. Mueller, by contrast, is not seen as a political figure.
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Finally, intellectual life was just seen as more central to progress.
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Talkative men are seen as competent, and talkative women as incompetent.
|
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The race is seen as winnable after the current incumbent, Rep.
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Khosrowshahi is widely seen as a stabilizing force for the company.
|
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Kudlow was long seen as the front-runner for the job.
|
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Gold, seen as a safe haven, hit a two-week high.
|
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"Maybe we are seen as a defensive market globally," he said.
|
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Elected officials, however, like to be seen as helping their constituents.
|
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Mr. Pelley is seen as a key player in those plans.
|
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The bat has long been seen as a biological super villain.
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What sounds like an oxymoron neatly describes power seen as responsibility.
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Independent institutions came to be seen as sources of intolerable danger.
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I see how this owl could be seen as a sign.
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Partnership is now seen as a pathway toward perpetual self-growth.
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Economic growth and social inclusion must be seen as equal objectives.
|
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The Conservatives in Britain nominate someone widely seen as a buffoon.
|
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The Definitive Guide to Business Selfishness is usually seen as negative.
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State elections are not always seen as relevant to national politics.
|
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PK, is seen as a test case on abandoned well liability.
|
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Both positions could be seen as steppingstones to top-tier ensembles.
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Clinton, so Mr. Iger's California residency isn't seen as an obstacle.
|
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Their rivalry is seen as the main obstacle to a deal.
|
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The test was seen as groundbreaking for a major national chain.
|
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As such, it's seen as potential winner from the Sino-U.
|
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He was seen as an outsider, even by Trump administration standards.
|
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The other unsettled items are all seen as solvable sticking points.
|
|
Khorasani was seen as ruling the group with an iron fist.
|
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However, these tariffs are seen as less harmful than previously feared.
|
|
Overall, the tariff effects on the economy are seen as modest.
|
|
Until recently, Portland was seen as a team on the rise.
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It's something that's seen as sort of basic and it's universal.
|
|
At the time, Maguire was seen as a force for stability.
|
|
Kamala Harris, who is seen as a potential 2020 presidential candidate.
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And widely seen as the wise and prudent man he is.
|
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Whiteclay is often seen as another somewhat hopeless and entrenched problem.
|
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The Chandrayaan missions are seen as building blocks to that plan.
|
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"Sex is seen as dirty and corrupting in Japan," Choo said.
|
|
Colombia, Rwanda and Croatia were seen as dangerous and conflict-ridden.
|
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But the effort to amend Section 230 is seen as different.
|
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This sort of event is seen as no longer socially acceptable.
|
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That modulated approach is seen as part of his larger appeal.
|
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As time went on, the story was also seen as sexist.
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What matters is that you dominate, or be seen as dominating.
|
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It was seen as the marquee matchup of the first round.
|
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But these ideas in it cannot be seen as obscure anymore.
|
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Sanctions are seen as a key tool to foment regime change.
|
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These activities, of course, aren't seen as pathological or necessarily involuntary.
|
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Seen as "unclean," they are considered untouchable by the higher castes.
|
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In Silicon Valley, time on screens is increasingly seen as unhealthy.
|
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Cohn was seen as a moderating influence, and now he's gone.
|
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Women now race through traffic riding bicycles, once seen as improper.
|
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I absolutely fear that they will be seen as the solution.
|
|
At the time, this was seen as a sign of progress.
|
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You don't want to be seen as too whiny, too grabby.
|
|
Bots can be seen as both speech acts and proxy actors.
|
|
The Reagan transition is often seen as a success by scholars.
|
|
Tax havens are often seen as breeding grounds for criminal activity.
|
|
They're often seen as more democratic, cooperative, and loyal than men.
|
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Historically, marriage was seen as a prerequisite for having a family.
|
|
At the time, this was seen as the height of hubris.
|
|
The greenback had weakened sharply following the resignation on Tuesday of Gary Cohn, the top economic advisor to the White House who was seen as seen as a bulwark against protectionism in President Donald Trump's administration.
|
|
It is more socially acceptable now to have more money than someone else, but that mentality probably comes from a time when eating out was seen as showing off, and showing off is seen as bad.
|
|
The greenback had weakened sharply following the resignation on Tuesday of Gary Cohn, the top economic adviser to the White House who was seen as seen as a bulwark against protectionism in President Donald Trump's administration.
|
|
The moves are seen as a sign of increased influence for McMaster, a career military officer whose views on American engagement in the world are seen as in conflict with the more isolationist approach of Bannon.
|
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"Arabic is seen as a foreign language and knowledge of it is now seen as something outside of the control of the state," said Darren Byler, an anthropologist at the University of Washington who studies Xinjiang.
|
|
Some countries — such as Germany — are seen as tougher on privacy than others, like France or the U.K. While some countries consider U.S. privacy protections to be satisfactory, in others they are seen as woefully inadequate.
|
|
Accordingly, investments that are seen to improve China's technological capabilities would be seen as good, whereas investment in things such as real estate, hotels, Hollywood movie studios and professional soccer franchises would be seen as bad.
|
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Actually, I think almost everything that carries high status usually comes with the risk that if you like it — whether that liking of it is seen as genuine or not — it is seen as an affectation.
|
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The move was widely seen as government intervention in local fuel pricing, although Finance Minister Arun Jaitley and Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan had said the step should not be seen as going back to a regulated regime.
|
|
These revelations certainly can be seen as bolstering the dossier's overall thesis of a Trump-Russia conspiracy, but they can also be seen as undermining Steele's credibility, as he appears to have missed some genuine significant events.
|
|
If indeed the Fed cuts rates next week as expected and it's seen as a preemptive move to sustain the expansion, that could be an excuse for the areas lately seen as "too risky" to work again.
|
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The yen is traditionally seen as a low-yielding currency because Japan historically had the lowest interest rates among developed countries and policymakers were generally seen as motivated to maintain policies that would help weaken the yen.
|
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The cancellation by XpressWest was seen as a major blow to China's overseas ambitions, the deal having been seen as a foothold in a burgeoning U.S. high-speed rail market and an opportunity to showcase China's technology.
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China, once seen as an imitator when it came to technology, is now looking to take the lead in areas from blockchain to artificial intelligence (AI), much-hyped technologies that are seen as critical to the future.
|
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Both he and the game he played could be seen as a rebuke to the Führer; in some regions of the US, Jews dominated basketball to such an extent that the sport was seen as inherently Jewish.
|
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It could be seen as a reflection of our music, our inner world, it could be seen as the kid who hides in our brain from the monster that messes up with the chemical balance in it.
|
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Men like Fyre Festival's Billy McFarlan, Bernie Madoff, and even Donald Trump may be seen as having moral failings, but they are also often seen as shrewd go-getters who took an opportunity when they saw it.
|
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Because drug problems were seen as an issue that only affected other communities, methadone, buprenorphine and other gold-standard therapies for opioid use were seen as a stain on the community and programs to be blocked out.
|
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No sign of Negan, though ... who was last seen as Rick's prisoner.
|
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That two-way street is seen as dangerous by pro-industry groups.
|
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Three months' import cover is typically seen as the lowest safe level.
|
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Aging, too, has conventionally been seen as a trait dictated by evolution.
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These [drugs] were all seen as medicines with interesting and odd effects.
|
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It will be seen as even less humane than what was before.
|
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His protectionist campaign promises are widely seen as negative for the region.
|
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Recent laws that could be seen as a challenge to Roe v.
|
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Loyalty to Trump is seen as a big prerequisite for the job.
|
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Gunner and Dearing don't want to be seen as lazy at work.
|
|
Ocasio-Cortez is seen as a likely ally for new Chairwoman Rep.
|
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Why do you think makeup is often seen as frivolous and trivialized?
|
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Brands that were once seen as studiously neutral have become explosively divisive.
|
|
Plenty want to be seen as queenmakers, but the reality is messier.
|
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It is seen as a custom, rather than a crime, he added.
|
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By mid-decade, Reuss was seen as a potential contender for CEO.
|
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Banks are seen as likely beneficiaries of a rising interest rate environment.
|
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But Dakota Johnson wants to be seen as more than Anastasia Steele.
|
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"Tech is seen as an important sector for the country," says Zuckerman.
|
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Mattis' visit could be seen as an attempt to assuage those concerns.
|
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Ever paranoid, the report was seen as another attempt to undermine Russia.
|
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Email, too, was once seen as a cure — for using the telephone.
|
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It is essentially seen as a local story about a local politician.
|
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"Everything online is seen as propaganda in the jihadist space," she said.
|
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The Houthis have often been seen as the underdogs in the war.
|
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That shouldn't be seen as an American endorsement of mobile ads, however.
|
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Largely, though, the arrest was seen as an aggressive move from ICE.
|
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It was seen as a shot across the bow of traditional banks.
|
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The automaker is seen as a bellwether for annual spring wage negotiations.
|
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A weaker yen is generally seen as a positive for Japanese stocks.
|
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He is widely seen as the most powerful Chinese leader since Mao.
|
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Unlike in these countries, the hijra are seen as holy in India.
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However, the virus could also be seen as an opportunity, Sumual said.
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In Catalonia the ruling was seen as a victory for Spanish nationalism.
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In politics, being a mother has traditionally been seen as a risk.
|
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In Greece abortion is seen as an ordinary form of birth control.
|
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That was seen as a once-a-millennium heatwave at the time.
|
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"I'm so sensitive to not being seen as extreme," he told me.
|
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The pressed through 2,900 Friday, seen as a point of psychological resistance.
|
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Garfield, we're told, was seen as someone who might reverse this trend.
|
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For example, women are seen as more compassionate, thoughtful and open-minded.
|
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Weddings are also seen as a good place to meet future spouses.
|
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It is seen as a major step toward equal pay for women.
|
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GV is seen as a premier venture capital operation around the world.
|
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Its electric Chevrolet Bolt is seen as a serious contender for Tesla.
|
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An early draft was seen as a loyalty oath aimed at leakers.
|
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The outcome of the vote is seen as increasingly hard to predict.
|
|
Prior experience in the department is traditionally seen as a key asset.
|
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Zhou is seen as the country's most promising prospect to date, however.
|
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Bangalore – known officially as Bengaluru – is seen as India's major technology hub.
|
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Joe Crowley was widely seen as the likely successor to Nancy Pelosi.
|
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It's seen as a critical first step -- and a revolutionary turning point.
|
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Talking about mental health used to be seen as a vote loser.
|
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So why isn't the teenage girl seen as collaborating with the culture?
|
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His predecessor, the late King Abdullah, was seen as a "liberal" reformer.
|
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In general, vocational education continues to be seen as a poor relation.
|
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Simply speaking in Uyghur is seen as an indication of ethnic pride.
|
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But also he is seen as repressive, so it is quite confusing.
|
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This data can also be seen as a bit disappointing for Google.
|
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And for now, caviar is still seen as a symbol of luxury.
|
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The 0003 Foxconn deal is now widely seen as an exorbitant gamble.
|
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"The list is seen as a great betrayal by many Yellow Vests."
|
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Mr Solih and the opposition are seen as being closer to India.
|
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But the program, once seen as certain, has yet to take effect.
|
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Abdul Raziq, widely seen as the most powerful man in southern Afghanistan.
|
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She is seen as a Republican in the mold of Arizona Sens.
|
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The race was also seen as an early referendum on President Trump.
|
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That was seen as a minimal concession to Jewish and Christian sentiment.
|
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Transit stops are seen as unofficial and carried out under tight protocol.
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