Even so, these should not be regarded as mainstream hardware.
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In any other business this would be regarded as extortion.
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That much seems to be regarded as a universal truth.
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"You'll be regarded as financial visionaries," he tells the SEC.
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He wants to be regarded as a creative above all.
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If so, it would formally be regarded as high risk.
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Instead, it should be regarded as a, you know, phone.
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Therefore they should be regarded as estimates rather than hard data.
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Childhood came to be regarded as a separate stage of life.
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We cannot allow an abuser to be regarded as a protector.
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"They don't want to be regarded as against equality," she said.
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That women's bodies should be regarded as shameful instead of celebrated?
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For them, anything that reduces depression should be regarded as an antidepressant.
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Certainly one test shouldn't be regarded as the end-all, be-all.
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Both may be regarded as services on top of a platform utility.
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Mr Kabila would then no longer be regarded as the legitimate president.
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Elsewhere, a large youthful population would be regarded as an economic blessing.
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The film is sure to be regarded as the series' poor relation.
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" The explanation, the chief justice said, "can only be regarded as pretextual.
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"Psychological treatment should be regarded as equally important to chemotherapy," Wu said.
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Anything that reduces depression and anxiety should be regarded as an antidepressant.
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Outsiders are, in these circumstances, indeed likely to be regarded as meddlesome.
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"This is not unique and shouldn't be regarded as such," he said.
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He will be regarded as a sort of outside candidate for President.
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Authorities have warned that any fires deliberately set will be regarded as terrorism.
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Under normal circumstances, any one of these names would be regarded as untouchable.
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Algeria will be regarded as a particular success because it is in Africa.
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"In the US, [this] would be regarded as an error," Boswell told me.
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The Uber I.P.O. should be regarded as a moral stain on Silicon Valley.
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"Nonpowder firearms should be regarded as potentially lethal weapons," the study's authors wrote.
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Anything that scores above 0.8 should be regarded as a problem without further ado.
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Once this has happened the two populations would definitely be regarded as separate species.
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To scare off one set of potential coalition partners may be regarded as unfortunate.
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In other words, it should not be regarded as an asset class in itself.
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IN MOST places a large youthful population would be regarded as an economic blessing.
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The collection refuses categorization, including quotidian objects that could easily be regarded as superfluous.
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Compromise to many Republicans began to be regarded as just a synonym for capitulation.
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Security Council resolutions are supposed to be regarded as having the force of law.
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" A "David Green" immediately responded that her comments could "legitimately be regarded as immodest.
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Wells Fargo used to be regarded as one of the country's best-run banks.
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If it weren't for Curry, Thompson would be regarded as the best shooter alive.
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Whether it will be regarded as seminal in the investigation is an open question.
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Building a "spaceport" near Scotland's northern tip could be regarded as an accident of geography.
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He used to be regarded as the most rational person in the Republican presidential field.
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Their religion "came to be regarded as a force holding Muslims back", says Mr Bevilacqua.
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At the risk of hyperbole, couldn't this be regarded as a coup of some sort?
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The captains, independently of each other, playfully sparred over who would be regarded as favorites.
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France is pursuing the third option, which might be regarded as a Gallic middle ground.
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With this low bar, many PRC goods and services can be regarded as Canadian products.
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It could be regarded as a stressful event, where things aren't like they were before.
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It's probably too late for Claudio Ranieri to be regarded as anything but the Tinkerman.
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Whichever state official pioneers such a system will certainly be regarded as a great American.
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I worried that I might be regarded as an interloper and thought about stepping away.
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"It has been difficult for these sand sculptures to be regarded as art," he said.
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Kanye's oeuvre could almost be regarded as a catalog of sports walk-up songs. Sen.
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"This ruling should not be regarded as my last word on the subject," Bercow said.
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It may well be regarded as one of the most lopsided deals in NFL draft history.
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First, tribes were to be regarded as sovereign political entities with control over their internal affairs.
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"A suit by a losing opponent, for example, would be regarded as 'sour grapes,'" he says.
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Having to skip a country on a diplomatic passport once might be regarded as a misfortune.
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Likewise Mr Trump can be regarded as a divinely ordained ruler, regardless of any personal flaws.
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Sustainable growth in the third-sector business while maintaining profitability would also be regarded as positive.
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Because of those relationships, according to recusal advocates, Sessions cannot be regarded as an impartial arbiter.
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The result "should not be regarded as a mandate for extended military rule," the newspaper said.
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Indeed, perpetuating the continued silence may be regarded as an affirmation not rejection of such beliefs.
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The researchers concluded that anxiety should be regarded as a risk factor for coronary heart disease.
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Absolutely. Possibly why it might be regarded as underrated, from time to time, is exactly that.
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Even so, it ought to be regarded as a positive outcome for a problematic product offering.
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Because, as a person with asthma, I would be regarded as a so-called 'risk patient'.
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"Gun Crazy," with its sometimes documentary-style camerawork, came to be regarded as Mr. Lewis's masterpiece.
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I believe that health care should be regarded as a public good, not a marketplace commodity.
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"None of this behavior should ever be regarded as normal," Flake continued on the Senate floor.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has said Washington can no longer be regarded as an honest mediator.
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"I think this must be regarded as food aid as the price is too low," he said.
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They added that detainees are treated humanely and that anonymous claims should not be regarded as fact.
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TO LOSE one inquiry chairman may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose three looks like carelessness.
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If he were barred from the election, he said, the ballot could not be regarded as fair.
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Nor does it mean that a referendum may not eventually be regarded as the best available option.
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To enter the Never Tweet Hall of Fame once, Mr. Musk, may be regarded as a misfortune.
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Liberum analysts said King would be regarded as a safe pair of hands who understands the company.
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TO LOSE Greece or Portugal may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose Italy looks like carelessness.
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Instead, they should be regarded as merely provisional, lacking precedential force and subject to overruling without constraint.
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"In a traditional society, a woman who never marries would be regarded as less whole," she wrote.
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The scarecrows could be regarded as folk art, but this ignores an important dimension of their being.
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The ceasefire in Syria should be regarded as the first step of these measures to be taken.
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Too far, a reader might think, for Blom's argument to be regarded as a case conclusively settled.
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It used to be regarded as uncouth to talk too much about our appetites, a bit Gallic.
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In a statement, the mission said the schools and election workers cannot be regarded as military targets.
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That will still be regarded as a demonstration flight before the Crew Dragon receives certification by NASA.
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Then if he equals Roger's 20 he would be regarded as the greatest player of all time.
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It could not be regarded as the tool of the Americans or the tool of the Europeans.
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They would be regarded as an acquiring party on acquisition of 31 percent or more of stock.
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Since then, mass starvation has come to be regarded as a war crime under the Geneva Conventions.
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Mr Corbyn argued that politics should not be regarded as a "mechanistic process" that is dominated by elites.
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However, criticism of Israel similar to that levelled against any other country cannot be regarded as anti-Semitic.
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"Personally I don't want to be regarded as that one person who's responsible for the title," Taro explains.
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Mr. Mas came to be regarded as a political liability and an obstacle to coalition talks in Catalonia.
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However, Goshen is quick to point out that Labs shouldn't be regarded as a crowdsourcing opportunity for MakerBot.
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"Signing this pledge must not be regarded as a significant accomplishment or milestone for any stakeholder," Zaremba said.
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Over the years, complexity has come to be regarded as a good pointer to losses from operational failures.
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Trump won the district with 251% in 250, but the race should be regarded as competitive in November.
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But it has since come to be regarded as one of the filmmaker's finer works, at least visually.
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"Those armed groups who refuse to leave eastern Aleppo will be regarded as terrorists," Mr. Lavrov told reporters.
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Only Manchester City, of the teams Liverpool has overcome, would be regarded as part of Europe's top rank.
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Although some of his buyers may hold what could be regarded as fringe views, many others do not.
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If we think only in terms of innovation, Schjerfbeck and her contemporaries would not be regarded as major artists.
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Ladies of swelling means came to be regarded as not quite the thing to be displayed on public view.
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"According to Chinese law," the article said, "incompatibility without advance warning to customers could be regarded" as being anticompetitive.
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The more that we, as women, can make films that speak to everyone, we can be regarded as filmmakers.
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State news agency Xinhua previously said authorities' investigation into FedEx misrouting Huawei packages should not be regarded as retaliation.
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Years in the future, researchers admit that both of these exciting announcements might be regarded as mere stepping stones.
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By traditional measures, Trump and his campaign committed what would unequivocally be regarded as a string of serious gaffes.
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Personal data needs to be regarded as a human right, just as access to water is a human right.
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They can no longer be regarded as cheap, even if they are not as expensive-looking as American stocks.
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To paraphrase Oscar Wilde, one bankruptcy may be regarded as a misfortune, but four begins to look like carelessness.
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"This strike can be regarded as another act of defiance of international law by the United States," Ryabkov said.
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They have a lot of sway, and in my view they should be regarded as potential allies, not adversaries.
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The same phenomenon of transcendence occurs in art, which may properly be regarded as another form of human technology.
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He came to be regarded as a leading expert on the workings of the federal government and its budget.
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Trump's attack on Judge Curiél may be regarded as self-interested and crude, but judges are not off-limits.
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Scholze and Stix err, he wrote, in making arbitrary identifications between mathematical objects that should be regarded as distinct.
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You'll be regarded as a revolutionary as you break free from the crowd and do your own, bold thing.
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Abbas has said Washington could no longer be regarded as an honest broker in any peace talks with Israel.
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As he steps down, Mr. Zuma may be regarded as the weakest leader in South Africa's post-apartheid history.
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Around this time, Endtroducing was also beginning to be regarded as a classic by the press and music buffs.
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Some argued that the president-elect's words should be regarded as tactical, intended merely to keep his options open.
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A preemptive strike by the Trump administration would be regarded as illegal and have no legitimacy beyond Trump's base.
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Much of what we accept as legal in medical billing would be regarded as fraud in any other sector.
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It is not at all clear how the characterization of the conversation by Schiff could be regarded as treasonous.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) is the sole remaining candidate who could be regarded as a Medicare-for-all purist.
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Why are there such wide discrepancies in these reports, all of which aim to be regarded as industry standards?
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State news agency Xinhua previously said the investigation into FedEx misrouting Huawei packages should not be regarded as retaliation.
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In the years that followed, this event came to be regarded as the true beginning of the French Revolution.
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But in the long term it's unlikely the Saudis would want the Gulf's shipping lanes to be regarded as unsafe.
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But running a current account deficit has come to be regarded as "a sin," according to Singapore's deputy prime minister.
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Forty years ago, Professor Nicholas Ambraseys said "Today's 'Act of God' will be regarded as tomorrow's 'Act of Criminal Negligence'".
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The Japan Times noted that body odours in the fastidiously clean country can be regarded as a form of harassment.
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In a 2010 interview with Vanity Fair, he expressed hope that "Heaven's Gate" would eventually be regarded as a masterpiece.
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Relatively rapid wage growth in industry in both January and February this year could be regarded as a positive signal.
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As a result, the news about a possible early election could be regarded as a yen-selling factor, Okagawa said.
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But in the spirit of not shrugging off what used to be regarded as misconduct, we should mark this moment.
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"I knew that this would not be regarded as something strange or unusual, and Ted was immediately accepted," he said.
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"The election of a left-wing candidate in a Democratic sweep would probably be regarded as a negative for markets."
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As the successor to Google's Nexus partnerships, the product can be regarded as a showcase for Android's most compelling features.
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Many of the pieces are unwieldy: They can be regarded as furniture only in the broadest sense of the word.
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At one far end of the spectrum are those who say nonhumans cannot be regarded as proper subjects of moral concern.
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Palestinians break off ties with the White House, saying the United States can no longer be regarded as an honest broker.
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"Our game should not be regarded as an educational game about pleasuring vulvas," Patrick Jarnfelt writes in an email to Mashable.
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Bill McDermott: I would love SAP not only to be regarded as the world's greatest business software company and market leader.
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He also insisted that pidgins and creoles be regarded as languages in their own right, not debased versions of source languages.
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It's been nearly 10 years since Farrah Fawcett died, but she will forever be regarded as one of America's golden girls.
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Marathas have even given their name to a state—Maharashtra—in which they now want to be regarded as an OBC.
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Stevens was appointed by President Gerald Ford, a Republican, and came to be regarded as a liberal member of the court.
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President Putin likely knows he will never be regarded as a legitimate partner by any mainstream president of the United States.
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The brain can be regarded as an object of mystery, a black box locked inside our skulls that runs the show.
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They will be regarded as "illegal foreigners", says Mexico's National Institute of Migration, just like migrants from El Salvador and Honduras.
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We live in a inated world and even though there are very successful women, they will always be regarded as women.
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Should the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, more commonly known as SETI, be regarded as even more fringe than this fruitless search?
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They try to avoid actions that might be regarded as joining the political fray or interfering with the two other branches.
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Thus, the nanoparticulate RNA immunotherapy approach introduced here may be regarded as a universally applicable novel vaccine class for cancer immunotherapy.
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The precedent established four years ago allowed women victims of violence to be regarded as members of a particular social group.
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The idea of people having flags flying in their garden would still be regarded as extremely strange and a bit suspicious.
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It also said the international powers needed to do more work to agree lists of groups to be regarded as terrorists.
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You yourself may be regarded as an expert in 2019, so it's of the utmost importance that you know what's up!
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Particularly for a woman in a male-dominated society, it is useful to be regarded as foreign first and female second.
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" As his biographer Walter Isaacson summarized, "Einstein was never an inspired teacher, and his lectures tended to be regarded as disorganized.
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Crisis, confusion and fear are an opportunity for politicians to enact measures that would normally be regarded as beyond the pale.
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Meanwhile, lawsuits already have been filed over whether abortion clinics or gun stores, for example, can be regarded as nonessential services.
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Congress finally eliminated these quotas, which had widely come to be regarded as racist, in 1965, and immigration subsequently picked up.
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As in 1998, a win for the French national team could be regarded as win for a multicultural vision of France.
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"Classrooms are enclosed spaces, so the activities of students like reading and eating snacks should be regarded as private," he said.
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Largely because of its Quranic association, calligraphy came to be regarded as the greatest of Islamic art forms, sacred or secular.
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"Any external forces that support the splitting of China can only be regarded as delusional by the Chinese people," he added.
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With high school entrance exams, I didn't want to be regarded as a disobedient type of student in my school marks.
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"While Cox has rejected a proposal I consider reasonable, his rejection of it cannot be regarded" as grounds for his removal.
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" However, the definition also stipulates "criticism of Israel similar to that leveled against any other country cannot be regarded as antisemitic.
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" However, it adds that "criticism of Israel similar to that leveled against any other country cannot be regarded as anti-Semitic.
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So living organisms can be regarded as entities that attune to their environment by using information to harvest energy and evade equilibrium.
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Looked at this way, Darwinian evolution can be regarded as a specific instance of a more general physical principle governing nonequilibrium systems.
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In a similar vein, they believe, as he does, that Trumps don't get enough credit and should be regarded as American royalty.
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Over the past several years, many have suggested that broadband internet should be regarded as a public utility, like water or gas.
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So, the climate sensitivity numbers reported in this paper should be regarded as an upper bound on possible 'Earth System' climate sensitivity.
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A joint immigration checkpoint inside a train station on Hong Kong soil will be regarded as mainland territory governed by mainland laws.
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"The 'wildcat strike' at issue in the present case cannot be regarded as beyond TUIfly's actual control," the Court of Justice said.
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Meanwhile, White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow said the Trump administration's stance on China should not be regarded as a softened one.
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The trajectories that he discovered might be regarded as thoughts in the raw, but he is reluctant to describe them that way.
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Overturning precedent (whether favorable or not) should be regarded as removing Excalibur's sword, not as an opportunity to grind a personal ax.
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It means creating something equivalent to the U.N.'s World Heritage sites that could be regarded as the priceless assets of humanity.
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The compound, which doesn't have any of the psychotropic effects of THC, is starting to be regarded as a sort of panacea.
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Wearing red to work, though a symbol of solidarity, isn't the same thing as striking, nor should it be regarded as such.
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But they could add an unanticipated and dissonant note to what otherwise would be regarded as the capstone of an extensive reimagining.
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Telegram has argued that cryptocurrency tokens should be regarded as commodities subject to CFTC regulation, rather than securities under the SEC's jurisdiction.
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Given the scale of subsidies we give to fossil fuels, the industry as a whole should be regarded as a gigantic grift.
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As Lady Bracknell would doubtless comment, to lose one spokesperson may be regarded as a misfortune, but to lose both looks like carelessness.
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Through the eyes of an MLB fan, all of this may be regarded as KBO's under- or un-development as a sports league.
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Indeed, how can the 'Far Right' be regarded as anything other than an incredibly moderate protest movement against a deliberate campaign of genocide?
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Oscar Wilde might have said of Brazil's current political situation that to lose one president by impeachment might be regarded as a misfortune.
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Will they think the relatively conciliatory Tillerson is setting policy, in which case changing policy on North Korea can be regarded as secondary?
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In December, Muigai said an attempt by veteran opposition leader Raila Odinga to "swear" himself in as president would be regarded as treason.
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Although the culture's elements should never be regarded as one's sole means of education, artists have long served as sires and spiritual advisers.
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Religious beliefs and practices came to be regarded as only expressions of personal convictions, not to be endorsed or enforced by state authority.
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Friedman made a pretty compelling case as to why Abloh could at least, in some ways, be regarded as the "millennial" Karl Lagerfeld.
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Under the changes, loans taken out by a bank of at least one-year maturity, excluding interbank loans, will be regarded as deposits.
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"In our opinion, any speech that challenges national sovereignty and social stability, should not be regarded as a freedom of expression," CCTV said.
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She said that her views should not necessarily be regarded as the views of , but was clear that her business had been affected.
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Chief Justice Warren's selection "might be regarded as a scandalous act of using a Supreme Court seat as simple political barter," Garrow points out.
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In fact, Donald Trump is a product of his generation, a profoundly narcissistic president who should be regarded as the baby boomer-in-chief.
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He said a nuclear attack on any of Moscow's allies would be regarded as an attack on Russia itself and draw an immediate response.
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Ethnic homogeneity came to be regarded as a bulwark against the erosion of Korean culture during the Japanese occupation in the early 20th century.
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Yet governments and employers still treat 65 as a cliff's edge beyond which people can be regarded as "old": inactive, and an economic burden.
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Yet such was his eventual mastery of the language that he has come to be regarded as one of the greatest writers in English.
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We think some details that might be regarded as frivolous by some big media companies are really important for giving people the full picture.
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To lose one major money person from your company may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose two within a week looks like carelessness.
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Though most people buy exercise equipment to lose weight, they should be regarded as physical fitness machines rather than weight loss devices, he says.
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This is no longer a controversial position to take in America, and perhaps, with time, it may even come to be regarded as patriotic.
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While Chick-fil-A is steadily expanding to new locations across the country, it will perhaps always be regarded as a distinctly "Southern" chain.
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In the working-class area of Bolton, England, where Harrison grew up, those would be regarded as thrilling early steps on a propitious path.
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Firehawks have also tended to be regarded as folklore by government officials, Dr. Bonta said, becoming scapegoats for fires that have been improperly managed.
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In Germany he came to be regarded as a living political legend, and his death elicited an outpouring of tributes from around the world.
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"It is better for Baidu to be regarded as a key institution, not the extension of the pocketbook of one man," the letter said.
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You put on The Beatles now, The Beatles are always gonna be regarded as some of America's ... Some of the world's highest pop music.
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It will be regarded as a landmark victory for a young Tottenham team that is trying to win the club's first league title since 1961.
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Hiring and rewarding talented people equally is more important than driverless cars, AI, and virtual reality and it has to be regarded as such…why?
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They craved a space where their problems and frustrations would be regarded as normal — a place where women could chime in and say, me too.
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Francis Kalifat, the head of Crif, an umbrella organization representing France's Jewish community, said anti-Zionism needed to be regarded as akin to anti-Semitism.
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In some ways, commodity markets have become unwitting hostages to the man likely to be regarded as the most controversial political leader of his time.
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The larger Amazon gets, the more its rules — rather than any particular nation's — can come to be regarded as the most important regulations governing commerce.
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But many of its residents are impoverished and continue to be regarded as second-class citizens because of their association with the trash, he said.
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The bosses took their share of the proceeds; politicians and cops got a cut… The cabdrivers concerned cannot be regarded as struggling little business men.
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Since then, as A Christmas Gift to You from Phil Spector, it's gone onto be regarded as one of the finest achievements in pop music.
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Employers can get away with conduct that would be regarded as unprofessional in fields with a more even balance of power between management and talent.
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Would an adverse opinion written by a Justice Kavanaugh against a Democrat be regarded as equal justice under law or what went around coming around?
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Cats can be regarded as an invasive species that can destroy native populations -- something researchers have witnessed in New Zealand, Hawaii and the West Indies.
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Abortion opponents said the Trump administration plan would not silence any family planning organization, and thus could not be regarded as a domestic gag rule.
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Rather than have the Medicare Advantage market be regarded as simply a hot space, "Individual company performance is going to start to matter, " he said.
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So palm oil-based diesel will not be regarded as a renewable and its use in transport fuel will effectively be phased out from 2024.
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As Chelsea's fans reveled Saturday, it seemed as though this last week would come to be regarded as the week when the league was won.
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Losing one referendum crucial to the future of Europe may be regarded as misfortune, but, as Oscar Wilde might say, losing two looks like carelessness.
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That eased concerns that profits from bitcoin might be taxed like gambling, where gains will be taxed but losses will not be regarded as costs.
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Immigration lawyers said they should be regarded as crime victims, and as witnesses to a crime, which in some cases can protect them from deportation.
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The right to health care and to social recognition and protection from discrimination should be regarded as the fundamental rights of trans people in society.
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Without this approval, the loan - and indeed billions paid out by investment banks to a host of Indonesian miners - could be regarded as "void", he said.
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This pullback, however, should not be regarded as a wider trend for the Chinese film industry, said Wan Yuchen, an analyst at China Market Research Group.
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According to music producer, author and rock historian Denny Somach, it's there for the diehard fans and should not be regarded as a mass-market release.
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In the next breath, however, it makes it clear that this move should in no way be regarded as the end of Musk's L.A. digging plans.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters in Moscow on Monday that her remarks should be regarded as those of someone who is mentally unwell, Reuters reported.
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Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu said earlier on Thursday that any armed groups in Syria which did not observe the truce would be regarded as "terrorists".
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On Wednesday, she emphasized that need to care for those effected by opioid addiction and argued that it needed to be regarded as any other disease.
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No one involved in "Hamilton" wants it to be regarded as just another stop on the tourist trail, a safe piece of entertainment that runs forever.
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The former generals, meanwhile, have sought to stay above the fray and have come to be regarded as a moderating, stabilizing force on an unruly team.
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Vilbar explained that this shrine is dedicated to a goddess of fertility who came to be regarded as the local manifestation of the Buddhist bodhisattva Kannon.
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That a nine-figure price could be regarded as a relative disappointment indicates just how far values have climbed since the Saint Laurent sale in 2000.
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"While a steeper curve may be regarded as reflationary (growth returning, inflation picking up etc), steepening can also be a worrisome sign," the two strategists wrote.
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What if that someone else was a bonafide genius—the type of rarified talent that would later be regarded as one of the best filmmakers ever?
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Draghi announced the end of the ECB's quantitative easing (QE) program last week but cautioned it should be regarded as a permanent part of the ECB's toolbox.
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Poloz told the committee that the move - which largely reflected global trends such as slowing labor force growth and lower productivity - should not be regarded as permanent.
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There are DNA markers associated with British descent, but you'd rightly be regarded as bonkers if you said that having those markers 'proved' that someone was Christian.
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All the way back in 1973, Patrick Haggerty, a gay man, released Lavender Country, which has since come to be regarded as the first gay country album.
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Indeed, were it not for one tournament, "El Pibe de Oro" would be regarded as a supremely gifted player whose dissolute social life ultimately undermined his talent.
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Medicaid: The bill's new structure of capped payments "could be regarded as rewarding states with richer programs" while locking states with leaner programs into lower funding levels.
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Tumbling equity prices could be regarded as markets' typical overreactions in an otherwise normal asset re-pricing process to reflect a subdued growth of the world economy.
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"Any attack against one Ally will be regarded as an attack against us all, as set out in Article 5 of the Washington Treaty," the communique said.
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"Any attack against one Ally will be regarded as an attack against us all, as set out in Article 5 of the Washington Treaty," the communique reads.
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Signed 67 years ago, the treaty holds the promise that an attack on one of the organization's member states will be regarded as an attack on all.
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Buildings should be regarded as complex modular objects rather than permanent sculptures: This approach is somewhat similar to the way electronics or cars are designed and manufactured.
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Samsom also said improving conditions for Syrian refugees in Turkey meant it could soon be regarded as a safe country to which asylum-seekers could be returned.
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Good nutrition is a cornerstone of overall health and feelings of wellness, so these types of treats need to be regarded as just that—an occasional indulgence.
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The report also makes a recommendation on deepfake content, with the committee saying that malicious creation and distribution of deepfake videos should be regarded as harmful content.
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As collectors' tastes change — and spending patterns shift — will seasoned white male artists such as Richter, Wool, Grotjahn and Koons still be regarded as blue-chip investments?
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Lorenzoni said on Thursday that savings of around 1 trillion reais would be regarded as a victory, showing that Brazil is on the path to financial solvency.
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In the pure financial terms of the top end of the auction market, the sale of Mr. Hodgkin's collection could not be regarded as serious or important.
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In a normal world, an American who could come up with two cabinet names besides the secretary of state's would be regarded as an unusually dedicated citizen.
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My view is that it would be regarded as an insolvent savings and loan institution with a terribly mismatched balance sheet that was headed for meaningful trouble.
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Historically, some currents within evidence-based medicine — treatment rigorously based on what has been shown to work — can be regarded as tacit recognition of this human shortcoming.
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"This should not be regarded as an unfriendly step," Dmitry Peskov, a spokesman for the Kremlin, told reporters, according to the Russian state-run Tass news agency.
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Although it may be regarded as a sign of rebellion or a fashion statement in contemporary America, the history of nose rings is long and non-Western.
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Those aides said Pence would work to calm US allies during his trip abroad and dismissed concerns that he may be regarded as an unreliable voice for Trump.
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But despite the fact that segregated education denies these benefits to white and black children, integration efforts continue to be regarded as measures designed solely to help blacks.
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It ought to be regarded as the evening's most important moment, and its most shameful: the violation of a democratic principle that distinguishes free polities from authoritarian ones.
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Under the new arrangement, also known as "one land, two checks", part of the new station overlooking the city's iconic Victoria Harbour will be regarded as mainland territory.
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It cost £10,069 (about $13,000) per QALY—a third of the sum set by the NHS as the maximum for a procedure to be regarded as cost-effective.
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Alluding to the legal rule that class-action settlements must be "fair, reasonable and adequate", Justice Alito asked how this arrangement might be "regarded as a sensible system".
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She also wants knife crime to be regarded as a public-health issue, making it a priority for the health service and councils as well as the police.
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However, Siddique said that many Bangladeshi migrants who go abroad understand that they are doing so illegally and should be regarded as irregular migrants rather than trafficking victims.
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MAASTRICHT, The Netherlands, Feb 16 (Reuters) - Not every failing bank in the euro zone should be regarded as systemic, a European Central Bank policy-maker said on Thursday.
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This should no longer be regarded as a concession to be made in conjunction with a final status settlement, but rather as the sine qua non of negotiations.
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In a triumph of hope over experience, on March 3rd the Free Press endorsed the man who ought to be regarded as having won the debate: John Kasich.
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If GND-style proposals become a reality, such "future-proofing" efforts by greenhouse gas–intensive corporations will come to be regarded as a prudent form of risk management.
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Some like Tillerson, Kelly and Haley will recover and be regarded as people who more-or-less tried to help their country and were wounded in the process.
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It is in a platform's interest, in other words, to be regarded as a different medium than its competitors, measured not just in views or time spent watching.
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The illegal and unwise assassination of Suleimani must thus be regarded as the height of U.S. hypocrisy in the region and with an over-sized sense of irony.
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While everybody wants to encourage small business and at least some of us want to encourage the U.N., neither of those would be regarded as exactly superpower positions.
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More broadly, in the global economy with its complex network of multi-country supply chains, ever increasing U.S. sanctions cause U.S. companies to be regarded as unreliable partners.
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Mr. Trump, too, appeared inclined to trust the Saudis and denied that he was "giving cover" by insisting that they should be regarded as innocent until proven guilty.
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If bureaucrats are to be regarded as authors of the trademarks, Justice Alito noted, then "the federal government is babbling prodigiously and incoherently" and is "saying many unseemly things".
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"Via an app, parents can use such children's watches to listen unnoticed to the child's environment and they are to be regarded as an unauthorized transmitting system," said Homann.
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That sort of sly rebranding takes some of the heavy lifting off the "mobile" bit for what has come to be regarded as the world's premier smartphone launching pad.
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Presidential budgets are never simply accepted and passed by Congress; this proposal, like every one Barack Obama submitted, should be regarded as a wish list rather than imminent reality.
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Mr. Erdogan has fallen far from the days when he could be regarded as a respected leader of a Muslim-majority democracy and a trusted partner in the region.
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At most, it can be regarded as the oil that makes the machine run smoother—for instance, the local teams were more informed about who they could approach best.
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Notably, BBM Enterprise will live on for business users, but the death of the consumer version should be regarded as the end of an important era for smartphones nonetheless.
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Brexit uncertainty has helped New York City overtake London to be regarded as the world's preeminent financial center, a survey of financial executives by Duff & Phelps published Tuesday shows.
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The longer the delay between the two steps, the harder it is for the IRS to argue that they should be regarded as a single transaction for tax purposes.
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If the smartwatch can be regarded as a potential lifesaver or even peripheral medical device, it's due to the fact that it features a kind of always-on monitoring.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas called it a "slap in the face" and said Washington could no longer be regarded as an honest broker in any peace talks with Israel.
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Mr. Marks was exhibiting vintage photographs by Ellsworth Kelly, Ms. Boesky new paintings by the Johannesburg artist Serge Alain Nitegeka, neither of which could be regarded as "mainstream" shows.
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In addition, the money likely will be regarded as taxable income that could jeopardize other resources, said Michelle Gilchrist, president and chief executive for the National Foundation for Transplants.
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Azerbaijan, a former Soviet Republic, is situated on the Caspian Sea, lodged between Russia, Iran and Armenia—none of whom can be regarded as progressive in terms of women.
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Ruslan Pukhov, CAST's director, said he thought Russia would have to pull out at least half of its strike force for its partial withdrawal to be regarded as genuine.
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Last week, Hanoi declared Viet Tan "a terrorist organisation" and warned that any Vietnamese found to be involved with the group would be regarded as co-conspirators and punished.
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" The politician told the newspaper he never meant for his policy disagreements with Trump to be regarded as personal insults, but "somehow he takes it personally and responds personally.
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"Hence, by no means can this process be regarded as a "royal coup" as questionably asserted by the Guardian..." Muhyiddin is expected to unveil his cabinet early next week.
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His conservative coalition brought together free marketeers, military hawks, and Christian activists; it is partly thanks to him that those three groups came to be regarded as natural allies.
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Maria and Michael meet with a lawyer to determine whether they should seek guardianship of Mikey, who at 18 would otherwise be regarded as an adult by New Jersey.
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But if Kelly prevails, his decision on Kushner will be regarded as a gutsy political victory and would undercut speculation he cannot last much longer in the White House.
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"The persons who were shot are to be regarded as gang members and involved in serious organized crime in Malmo," city police chief Stefan Sinteus told a news conference.
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The macro strategist warned however that the situation could come to be regarded as a typical example of the volatility caused by major central banks withdrawing their extraordinary stimulus.
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"I never thought that just speaking on the internet, just sharing information, could be regarded as a speech crime," the chat leader, Ivan Ip, 22, said in an interview.
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Hill's testimony may eventually be regarded as an inciting incident in a narrative that could be ranked alongside Watergate as a political tragedy caused by a single man's self-delusion.
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With luck, in a few years' time, the present slump may be regarded as a useful catalysing moment, like the economic crisis of 1991 that sparked India's initial market reforms.
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"They're celebrating them as heroes now but if they were around today they'd be regarded as terrorists," one relative of a 1916 participant, who didn't want to be named, said.
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What would normally be regarded as a technical violation (there are no rules defining such things), may in his or her small world assume the proportions of an indictable offense.
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It's not the idea that people attacking our national infrastructure should be regarded as terrorists worries me, it is that the view that this is an attack on national infrastructure.
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"To the extent that it's possible to demonstrate anything, their complaints ought to be regarded as impossible and ought to be discharged without batting an eyelid," Richter told the court.
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The question is whether too much water has already gone under the bridge for Trump to be regarded as even a semi-credible messenger for that sort of unifying message.
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"Our cities are full of buildings that were built with the proceeds of activities, the slave trade and so on, which would nowadays be regarded as completely unacceptable," he said.
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If such payments were made routinely and would have occurred regardless of the existence of any campaign, however, they may not be regarded as in service of an electoral effort.
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" But Mr. Lewis said it would have been more significant if it had been taken while Mr. Zuma was still president, adding that it could be regarded as "victor's judgment.
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While a reserve requirement ratio cut would typically be used to support liquidity, the PBoC has refrained from cutting rates as this would be regarded as a further devaluation signal.
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In addition, the money is likely to be regarded as taxable income that could jeopardize other resources, said Michelle Gilchrist, president and chief executive for the National Foundation for Transplants.
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Often people invoke policy goals in order to get things done; what's at stake is whether these tragedies should be regarded as irreducible lightning strikes or problems with potential solutions.
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Even though my mind as a woman would widely be regarded as inferior, I could be a part of a few trailblazers to help pave the way to the future!
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While the energy sources that some charging stations use may not be regarded as "sustainable," it is true that, in terms of direct emissions, electric cars do have their advantages.
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In public appearances, he has increasingly declared that the justices do not engage in politics and should be regarded as neutral decision-makers, unbound from the presidents who appointed them.
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Only with the onset of the "modern museum project" which begins after the First World War, do museums in Europe and the US begin to be regarded as educational institutions.
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Our products meet the EU standard of less than 0.2% THC to be regarded as hemp and we market our products as a food supplement and adhere to those labeling laws.
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China's state news agency Xinhua had said back then that the investigation into FedEx over misdirected mail should not be regarded as retaliation against the U.S. company, amid the trade spat.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas called it a "slap in the face" and said the United States can no longer be regarded as an honest broker in any peace talks with Israel.
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This project had been stymied by legal concerns about just who should be regarded as the "driver" of such vehicles, when they aren't being directly piloted by any of their passengers.
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Entertaining any offer that crossed his desk, Kearns managed to book Dempsey into what has to be regarded as the most fecklessly handled fight in the history of the heavyweight championship.
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My loins are fruitless but my principles are clear: No human being — woman or man — should be regarded as a conquest or an amusement with a will subservient to someone else's.
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It features Yachty surrounded by a number of people who might be regarded as outcasts, among them a girl with the skin disease vitiligo and a pair of young men kissing.
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In its consultation, the CFTC suggests that ether could also be regarded as a commodity, a "fuel" powering Ethereum, and seeks feedback on how ether and the Ethereum network are used.
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They still have Brown and Tatum, as well as Stevens, who continues to be regarded as one of the game's top basketball minds, though his legacy took a hit this year.
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"This is undoubtedly the greatest American battle of the war and will, I believe, be regarded as an ever-famous American victory," British Prime Minister Winston Churchill said of the battle.
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The FSB suggests several indicators that "should not be regarded as exhaustive or as fixed or automatic triggers", adding that national regulators should consider announcing publicly which ones shape their closure decision.
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Treating children recruited by terrorist organizations as criminals rather than victims, and sentencing people to death for protesting, would also be regarded as morally and legally indefensible in much of the world.
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"I believe that Dr. MacDonald did not murder his family and that this will ultimately be regarded as one of the most egregious miscarriages of justice in the modern era," says Huff.
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True, the righteous indignation by the United States that a foreign power was trying to meddle in the results of its election might be regarded as hypocritical by most of the world.
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"The more that we, as women, can make films that speak to everyone, we can be regarded as filmmakers," Annette Bening, the jury president of the festival, said during a press conference.
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"In these particular circumstances, we conclude that the District Court's decision denying a preliminary injunction cannot be regarded as an abuse of discretion," the court ruled in a 5-page, unsigned opinion.
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"It is appropriate ... that the Mainland Port Area within the West Kowloon station would be regarded as belonging to mainland China," according to the legislative document released by parliament on the decision.
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If the first option wins out and Trump loses his bid, the leaked tape of his 2005 chat with former "Access Hollywood" host Billy Bush could be regarded as the fatal blow.
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Obama has undermined his own narrative that people like Manning and Snowden are not "patriots," and he has given undeserved legitimacy to fringe groups who say they should be regarded as heroes.
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"Not only is Washington brimming with confidence and arrogance following the missile attacks on Syria, but Trump is also willing to be regarded as a man who honors his promises," it said.
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Even so, any sort of investment like this will likely and should be regarded as a win for anyone with an interest in returning manufacturing to the US, regardless of political leanings.
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A game-changing court ruling recently declared that results announced by constituency tallying centers must be regarded as final and a transparent system to transmit results has been created to prevent rigging.
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In parts of the South, the idea of releasing violent home invaders—particularly minority ones—after a "mere" twenty years, or at the age of forty, may be regarded as liberal madness.
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Yet these kinds of diversity can only be regarded as racial progress if we exclude garment workers and the structural conditions that make the work they do so necessary and so exploitable.
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But consider that his subject, Donald Trump, has described himself as a character in a comic book and Wolff's work can be regarded as truer than the President would have us believe.
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Others denounced a move by China last week that said part of a high-speed railway station being built in Hong Kong would be regarded as mainland territory governed by mainland laws.
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The job itself is also highly regulated, making it "hard to find the time and space to think about doing something that would be regarded as subversive by the company," Glickman said.
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In that future, to which he looks forward, he will not, we apprehend, be regarded as having drawn the cosmic circle of life, but rather as having indicated one of its arcs.
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"That would be consistent with changing their views on the growth outlook but would also not be regarded as overly hawkish," said Peter Nagle, an economist at the Institute of International Finance.
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Born into slavery in 1818 on Maryland's Eastern Shore, Douglass escaped at the age of 21 and thereafter came to be regarded as one of the nation's foremost intellectuals, writers and abolitionists.
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But unlike these arrangements, where the foreign officials only have the power to approve or deny entry, the zone in West Kowloon station will legally be regarded as being within mainland China's jurisdiction.
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China's parliament on Wednesday said part of a high-speed railway station being built in Hong Kong would be regarded as mainland territory governed by mainland laws under a so-called cooperation agreement.
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Britain's Labour Party, the main opposition and political home of many Jews, has torn itself apart this year over which kind of criticism of Israel should be regarded as an attack on Jews.
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Their respective locations were far enough away from Tokyo and its influential national arts institutions that they could easily be regarded as "isolated" and that they would feel a sense of isolation themselves.
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But it infuriated Palestinians, whose president, Mahmoud Abbas, called it a "slap in the face" and said Washington could no longer be regarded as an honest broker in any peace talks with Israel.
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Getting out of that would take one year, and it likely would be regarded as an even bolder slap in the face of countries that are trying to do something about climate change.
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The world's largest social network might be regarded as a just another liberal Silicon Valley stronghold by critics on the right, but Facebook's financial disclosures and contract work tell a fairly different story.
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"The Court found that the judicial authorities had extended Mr Demirtas' detention on grounds that could not be regarded as 'sufficient' to justify its duration," the Strasbourg-based ECHR said in a statement.
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Noah Syndergaard has pitched the best, and for now must be regarded as the team's ace, but even he recently visited a doctor to have his right elbow examined in a precautionary move.
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He thinks it no longer should be regarded as a developing economy and should be treated the same as the U.S. and other global leaders when it comes to World Trade Organization rules.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The ruling Communist Party's flagship newspaper on Thursday provided more evidence that President Xi Jinping should be regarded as China's most powerful leader since Mao Zedong after this week's party congress.
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In 2010, a European Union study of data protection in India noted there were "no aspects of India's data protection which would unequivocally be regarded as 'adequate' by European Union standards as yet".
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The opera, which has come to be regarded as one of the composer's masterpieces, centers on the character of Hoffmann as he recounts stories of the women he has wooed throughout his life.
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The Spanish government regards a referendum as unconstitutional and, even if it was ultimately ruled legal, it should be regarded as a last-ditch measure to resolve political differences better settled through negotiations.
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"The White House should be warned that continued efforts to hide the truth of the president's abuse of power from the American people will be regarded as further evidence of obstruction," she said.
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"Not only is Washington brimming with confidence and arrogance following the missile attacks on Syria, but Trump is also willing to be regarded as a man who honors his promises," Global Times wrote.
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" Pelosi "warned" the White House in a statement that "continued efforts to hide the truth of the President's abuse of power from the American people will be regarded as further evidence of obstruction.
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"Astral's view on the near-term prospects can be regarded as a mixed bag," it said, adding other changes, such as the expansion of its poultry production capacity, would have a positive effect.
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"None of these appalling features of our current politics should ever be regarded as normal," Flake said in a fiery speech on the Senate floor just hours after Trump had left the Capitol.
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These programs showcase singular works that demand their own critical attention and analysis, to be regarded as more than footnotes in a larger historical narrative that has continually sought to marginalize their contributions.
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Shi Yinhong, a professor at Renmin University and an adviser to the government, told the New York Times that Mr Trump would be regarded as one, having "lost his first fight" with China's leader.
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The outlooks from those companies — Caterpillar joined Nvidia in issuing disappointing guidance — "tend to be regarded as important" because they can "provide a macro/global growth guidance from a business perspective," Catril told CNBC.
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This might be a less-risky fire fight against Sentinels, perhaps the very first one, as lower-powered metallic aggressors with no useful minds of their own could certainly be regarded as slow machines.
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Others decried an unprecedented move by China's parliament last week that said part of a high-speed railway station being built in Hong Kong would be regarded as mainland territory governed by mainland laws.
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But to accidentally tweet one racist meme might be regarded as misfortune; three or more, and it starts to seem like a strategy — one with a veneer of plausible deniability for the Trump campaign.
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"Under these circumstances, participating in the house-for-pension plan can be regarded as an important option for China's elderly to improve their living conditions and live better in their later years," he said.
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Even so, some members of the right-wing coalition that is in government have insisted that they shouldn't be regarded as "terrorists" and objected that they had received similar treatment to Palestinian terror suspects.
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And the assertion that citizenship of these countries is an "unreliable indicator of terrorist threat to the United States" would normally be regarded as so obvious that it would fail to raise an eyebrow.
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"Consent should not be regarded as freely given if the data subject has no genuine or free choice or is unable to refuse or withdraw consent without detriment," runs one key portion of GDPR.
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Maybe the hope is that showing this during America's leather ball smash man contest will wake some people up to why dystopian sci-fi cautionary tales should legitimately be regarded as ACTUALLY CAUTIONARY TALES.
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We are able to focus despite the occasional bare shoulder or pair of short-shorts, and our large public high school continues to be regarded as having some of the best academics in Utah.
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It would be troubling, he said, if it indicated "a looming re-interpretation that would fundamentally transform what may be regarded as the recognised power of the Hong Kong courts to declare legislation unconstitutional".
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"Under these circumstances, participating in the house-for-pension plan can be regarded as an important option for China's elderly to improve their living conditions and live better in their later years," he said.
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" The spokesman continued: "Everyone on these walls fought to make this flag stand for something greater than it does currently under the Trump administration … they're the ones who should be regarded as historical figures.
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It helped that she had a boyfriend she knew would marry her anyway and a father who was willing to accept that the family would be regarded as dishonored by most of their neighbors.
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Facebook's using a corporate blog post to point to independent research that shows its product can sometimes lead to lower measures of physical and mental well-being should be regarded as a big deal.
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Prum formally presented his theory of aesthetic evolution in a series of scientific papers published between 1997 and 663, proposing that all sexual ornaments and preferences should be regarded as arbitrary until proven useful.
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"This could be regarded as an intuitive response to Trump's escalation of the trade war," Shi Yinhong, a professor of international relations at Renmin University in Beijing, said of China's invitation to Mr. Kim.
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Houston continues to be regarded as Golden State's foremost threat in the Western Conference, even after losing Ariza and another defensive specialist in Luc Mbah a Moute, who signed with the Los Angeles Clippers.
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Gjensidige will pay its owners a dividend of 12.25 crowns per share for 2019, of which 7.25 is considered regular payment and 5 crowns should be regarded as a special dividend, the company said.
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"The UK's approach to third country firms may be regarded as one of the main factors which have made it one of the world's leading financial centers," said a European Parliament study on Brexit.
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We also demand these reparations be regarded as the responsibility of Western taxpayers, in whose name we are continually annihilated by the existing economic system and its institutions blocking our entry into modern history.
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The style of both men was breathtakingly pyrotechnic yet no less sensitive for it — in stark contrast to the more bombastic approach that came to be regarded as a hallmark of many younger pianists.
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They must be regarded as snapshots of politics — not a guarantee or a prediction of the outcome of a race, but as one tool among many to help understand issues, candidates, campaigns and places.
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Indeed, this modification can be regarded as an enhancement, and not a therapy, though a strong argument can be made that, in the case of interventions like immunity, no distinction can or should be made.
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Google and Facebook spent the past few years positioning themselves between publishers and readers —something that would generally be regarded as a negative development, particularly considering how many advertising dollars the two platforms now grab.
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But in that scenario — if women were running things — these gratuitous displays of male genitalia would have been curbed decades ago, and those that persisted would be regarded as a nuisance, not a power play.
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But the company soldiered on, intent to launch its in-house hardware product, and insofar as its intentions can be regarded as pure, there are certainly worse motives than the goal of connecting loved ones.
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"Not only is Washington brimming with confidence and arrogance following the missile attacks on Syria, but Trump is also willing to be regarded as a man who honors his promises," it said in an editorial.
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Pristina, Kosovo The Union of Independent Trade Unions gathered, demanding the government provide better conditions for private-sector workers, which they said can be regarded as slaves at some workplaces, according to Radio Free Europe.
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There are a variety of possible policy implications — beginning with the idea that a one-size-fits-all legal-consent model, where clicking "I agree" signs all your data away, should be regarded as nonsense.
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Major-General Igor Konashenkov said in a statement that the opposition-run Civil Defence group which made the allegations was made up of "charlatans" who could not be regarded as objective sources of reliable information.
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The Court of Justice said that those who held senior posts, such as in the military or police, must be regarded as associates of the government unless they demonstrated a rejection of the government's practices.
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Beto O'Rourke of Texas and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg are tops among the candidates suggesting or proposing plans that would -- just a few years ago -- be regarded as radical remakings of the system.
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"If Japan sees U.S. bases almost being hit, that may be regarded as a situation where, if we don't save them, Japan's existence is in danger," said Professor Yamaguchi of the International University of Japan.
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Prasad has come to be regarded as a professional cancer care critic, thanks to his bellicose Twitter style and John Arnold Foundation-backed crusade against medical practices he says are based on belief, not scientific evidence.
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You will often hear the argument that Lionel Messi cannot be regarded as a true great — whatever that means — until he has won the World Cup, just as Pelé and Diego Maradona and Roque Júnior did.
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Some women see distinctly male patterns in their speech and behaviour and argue that, having been socialised as males, they should and must be regarded as distinct, and treated differently, from women who were born female.
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China's parliament said part of a high-speed railway station being built in Hong Kong would be regarded as mainland territory governed by mainland laws, an unprecedented move that critics say further erodes the city's autonomy.
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The likelihood of a Le Pen victory may be regarded as slim by many analysts, however markets have remained on edge, especially with the rise of populist rhetoric seen across the world in the past year.
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Last September, Lauren celebrated 50 years in business — a very big deal in the fashion world — further proving that he is truly a living legend who will forever be regarded as one of the industry's greats.
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The crew involved in the case had employment contracts drawn up under Irish law which said their work was to be regarded as being carried out in Ireland since they were working on Irish-registered aircraft.
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"Resistance must be regarded as an unavoidable threat whenever an insecticide is used widely, intensely, and for extended periods," the WHO predicted in a report back in 1996, when pyrethroid resistance was just beginning to emerge.
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The insulation is now being removed and extra filters installed to intercept any potential remains, although it has not yet been decided whether this fix should be regarded as temporary or permanent, the Norwegian ministry said.
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Under EU guidelines, screened jurisdictions have to demonstrate that they "have no preferential tax measures that could be regarded as harmful" and that do not facilitate offshore structures aimed at attracting profits made in other states.
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Earlier this year it came up with a new plan to save what might be regarded as the planet's most unconservable bird—a flightless parrot called the kakapo that is basically a ready-meal with feathers.
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ECJ Advocate General Maciej Szupunar said that Airbnb Ireland, from where the U.S. company runs its French website, "may be regarded as an information society service" that should benefit from the EU's free movement of information.
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For the judicial process not to be an exercise in futility, each justice must realistically be regarded as an unpredictable swing vote, not a disengaged rubber stamp of the party of his or her nominating president.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's investigation into FedEx Corp over misdirected mail should not be regarded as retaliation against the U.S. company, state news agency Xinhua said on Sunday, amid worsening relations between China and the United States.
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"On the basis of seats flown, a metric of airline size, one could argue that the 'Big 3' should in fact be regarded as the 'Big 4,'" said Rob Watts, CEO of aviation consultancy firm Aerotask.
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Johnson is desperate to be regarded as the Brexiteers' choice for the next leader, but there are many MPs who are opposed to him, and would even leave the Conservative Party should he become Prime Minister.
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By a 5-4 vote, the justices ruled that a private non-profit corporation granted a city cable franchise could not be regarded as a "state actor" for constitutional purposes and sued for violating the First Amendment.
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Peskov said that reports about gay men being tortured in Chechnya could not be regarded as reliable at this stage however, and that the Kremlin was not aware of the police receiving any complaints on the subject.
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They make clear that assistance with suicide given by a doctor to a patient under his or her care raises issues in regard to doctor-patient trust and, as such, must be regarded as an aggravating factor.
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In the more affluent parts of the developing world, too, museum-building has flourished, driven mainly by governments that want their countries to be regarded as culturally sophisticated (though wealthy private individuals are also playing a part).
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Blur registered appalling week-one sales (just 31,000 in the US), against stiff competition not just from same-genre titles but also games that'd go on to be regarded as some of the greatest of all time.
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China's state news agency Xinhua had said back then that the investigation into FedEx over misdirected mail should not be regarded as retaliation against the U.S. company, amid worsening trade relations between China and the United States.
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TO MISQUOTE Oscar Wilde, for one of your ships to be involved in a collision may be regarded as a misfortune, but for three to meet the same fate in four months looks like carelessness—or worse.
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He wants to make the development lender "more effective" and for the United States to be regarded as a "constructive, growth-oriented" force, in keeping with its historic role as the bank's largest donor, the official said.
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" His behavior — according to the court document, obtained by PEOPLE — was "so extreme in degree, as to go beyond all possible bounds of decency, as to be regarded as atrocious and utterly intolerable in a civilized community.
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"The mechanics, valuation and timing of the 51 percent divestiture are all absolutely critical issues which must be resolved before the dispute can be regarded as finally settled," Jakarta-based foreign legal counsel Bill Sullivan told Reuters.
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In this era of social media, when everyone sells his or her best self in the online world, we understand and accept a level of self-promotion that in the past would be regarded as unseemly bragging.
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Moreover, I think Congress could certainly regard an "abuse" of the pardoning power as an impeachable offense in and of itself (even if we were to think that such a pardon should be regarded as legally valid).
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" The context: Trump, along with all NATO allies, signed the Brussels Summit Declaration just last week, stating support for Article 5 which says an attack "against one Ally will be regarded as an attack against us all.
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Falcone and his lawyers at Huth Reynolds came up with an array of reasons why Dontzin's firm didn't deserve a success fee, including Falcone's new assertion that the settlement shouldn't be regarded as a success for him.
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"Before Frieze, this fair had a different profile," Ms. England added, referring to the Frieze art fair, which made its debut in 2003 and has come to be regarded as London's premier international event for new art.
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In the following discussion, the Bank Board agreed that, given the above estimate of housing price overvaluation, the current upper LTV limits could be regarded as upper bounds and it currently was not necessary to tighten them.
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The scramble to stay on in government may provide a victory from the jaws of defeat, but it will nonetheless be regarded as personal defeat for the incumbent prime minister, who many now see as fatally weakened.
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That's because the droppings of the bird called a ptarmigan are considered a delicacy in certain parts of Greenland—a delicacy because, in a place of limited food resources, the oddest things can be regarded as haute cuisine.
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"With President Donald Trump struggling to recreate his 2016 Electoral College victory, control of the Senate should be regarded as in play," Nathan Gonzales, a non-partisan political handicapper and publisher of "Inside Elections," said in his tipsheet.
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"The defendants' conduct was so outrageous in character, and so extreme in degree, as to go beyond all possible bounds of decency, and to be regarded as atrocious, and utterly intolerable in a civilized community," the lawsuit states.
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But even if the former Olympic downhill champion falls just short of Swedish slalom specialist Ingemar Stenmark's long-standing record of 86 World Cup wins, former team mate Miller says she should be regarded as the best ever.
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"Not only [is] Washington brimming with confidence and arrogance following the missile attacks on Syria, but Trump is also willing to be regarded as a man who honors his promises," Chinese state media warned North Korea on Wednesday.
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SHANGHAI, June 16 (Reuters) - China's investigation into FedEx Corp over misdirected mail should not be regarded as retaliation against the U.S. company, state news agency Xinhua said on Sunday, amid worsening relations between China and the United States.
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Many of them, Libelle Polaki, an exile from the ultra-Orthodox community in Brooklyn, told me, will resort to selling things online, which must be regarded as its own kind of sacrilege given the prohibitions against certain technologies.
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" Sorensen adds gravitas: "Every casual statement by you or a member of your staff – on or off the record – that was previously a matter of politics or public relations will hereafter be regarded as Presidential and national policy.
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This helplessness is magnified when one comes to learn that the children are being held in what can only be regarded as incarceration, including the use of cages and with adults not allowed to offer hugs or comfort.
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If Strategic Command puts the brakes on the launch order, it will be countermanding a presidential order, in effect betting that resistance will later be regarded as the admirable refusal to follow an illegal order rather than mutiny.
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Having come up from the streets to be regarded as both a hood hero and a financial success story, a portion of the world turned on Meek Mill two years ago after a now-infamous beef with Drake.
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British security officials are also uneasy about the number of American counterterrorism investigations that use undercover agents who often appear to act as agent provocateurs; in the British view, such operations would be regarded as entrapment by courts.
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President Vladimir Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters in April that the Kremlin was following the treatment of gay people in Chechnya closely but that reports about gay men being tortured there could not be regarded as reliable.
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Yet as compared to the short statement released in July, this development could be regarded as a major step forward, as at least the Trump administration and members of Congress could reach a "consensus" on these key issues.
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"There is a case that can be made that Facebook could eventually be regarded as a news organization, which would place a much higher standard upon it to edit, curate, verify what is distributed on its platform," McGrath says.
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"If the US is taking advantage of the mess to deploy more military forces to the South China Sea, which are a direct threat to China's national security, China's military exercises could be regarded as a countermeasure," it added.
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But apart from electric vehicles, there are other signs that German brands want to be regarded as innovators: Daimler and BMW merged their car-sharing companies Car2Go and DriveNow to form a global leader that could compete with Uber.
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What would normally be regarded as an investigation that has reached the level of pursuing such picayune matters that it should be concluded, may to him or her be an investigation that ought to go on for another year.
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"This is the view that allowed the early settlers to take up the 'waste lands' of Australia and dispossess its indigenous inhabitants who could not properly be regarded as owners of the land over which they roamed," she said.
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"Any use of nuclear weapons against Russia or its allies, any kind of attack, will be regarded as a nuclear attack against Russia and in response we will take action instantaneously no matter what the consequences are," Putin said.
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Song Zhongping, a military commentator in Hong Kong, said that despite similarities in appearance, the Z-20 has home-developed lift, transmission, flight control, and avionics systems, and should not be regarded as a copy of the US machine.
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It's unlikely that Waka Flocka Flame will ever be regarded as one of the best rap artists of all time, but his contribution to the trap music canon is one of the most essential in the sub-genre's history.
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For more than four centuries, peoples of Western Europe and America lived under a new construction of the political world — one in which national independence and self-determination came to be regarded as the key to a free world.
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"Via an app, parents can use such children's watches to listen unnoticed to the child's environment and they are to be regarded as an unauthorized transmitting system," said Jochen Homann, president of the Federal Network Agency in a statement.
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So, for example, a researcher who applied A.I.-based text analysis tools in a field like history might be regarded as too much a computer scientist by the humanities department and not sufficiently technical by the computer science department.
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The language of the note -- highlighting the "mission of providing unbiased and timely insights and relevant intelligence" -- would be regarded as unremarkable had it been sent by any of Grenell's predecessors who have written similar letters when they started.
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Analysts expect that to be watered down further, but the consensus still appears to be that anything above 800 billion reais would be regarded as a major stepping stone toward putting the country on a more stable financial footing.
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"The Boy Scout Defendants' conduct was an outrageous violation of societal norms and went so far beyond all possible bounds of decency so as to be regarded as atrocious and utterly intolerable in a civilized community," the suit says.
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"Uber cannot be regarded as a mere intermediary between drivers and passengers," Mr. Szpunar wrote in an opinion that will be reviewed by the European Court of Justice, which is expected to make a final ruling by late summer.
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Certain nation states have come to be regarded as safe havens for cybercriminals, Yip said, adding that countries such as North Korea, Iran and Russia "tend to go after financial services," while "espionage activities" are more rampant in China.
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" In a cover blurb for what came to be regarded as an underground classic, J. G. Ballard, the postapocalyptic novelist, called the collection, edited by Mr. Parfrey, "compulsory reading for all those concerned with the crisis of our times.
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The Linke in one Berlin district have suggested that adverts that present women as beautiful but also as "weak, hysterical, stupid, non compos mentis or naive" or as objects of lust should be regarded as sexist, the Tagesspiegel reported.
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This week, Francis used an interview with Asia Times, an English-language online publication in Hong Kong, to convey his greetings for the Lunar New Year and to offer reassurances that a rising China should not be regarded as a threat.
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At a political moment when almost everyone agrees that income inequality is a problem, the EPI report notes what used to be regarded as an obvious truth: Unions have historically been a crucial force in raising wages and increasing benefits.
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The bridge, likely to be regarded as an important part of Putin's legacy, has been promoted as a panacea to all that in a slick advert by Russian state television which uses computer graphics set against an upbeat Hollywood-style soundtrack.
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Law firm Shearman & Sterling warned in a note that issuers who did not follow this practice would need to be confident that wall-crossing could not be regarded as market abuse, and that the investors they approached could maintain confidentiality.
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"Via an app, parents can use such children's watches to listen unnoticed to the child's environment and they are to be regarded as an unauthorized transmitting system," the agency's president Jochen Homann said in a statement provided to the BBC.
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I don't think I've had an unusual life, but it would be regarded as unusual if you take the standard sort of life people are supposed to have in a certain type of society and try to fit me in it.
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In fact, the coming midterm election will likely not be regarded as a choice between the two parties' competing visions for the country but rather a referendum on how well Republicans have done when given control of the whole shebang.
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But, Republicans believe it will also, eventually, clear the decks so that if and when the investigation by the Intelligence Committee yields no significant wrongdoing by the Trump campaign it will be regarded as a credible finding by the political world.
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Already angry at NATO's expansion eastwards into its old Soviet sphere of influence, Putin said in a speech on Thursday that any attack on Moscow's allies would be regarded as an attack on Russia itself and draw an immediate response.
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In its ruling the court writes that Uber's "intermediation service… must be regarded as being inherently linked to a transport service and, accordingly, must be classified as 'a service in the field of transport' within the meaning of EU law".
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It "will represent the most dangerous split in the history of Fatah and will be regarded as a palace coup," he told Reuters in written comments, adding that there were legitimate reasons to worry about a collapse in the democratic process.
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Honestly, for their music to be successful in this galaxy is inspiring enough, but to be regarded as the best music for engaging in a bit of the ol' "Super Star Destroyer Executor colliding with the second Death Star" is mighty.
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In the era of massive data breaches, these widely distributed numbers can no longer be regarded as in any way private or secret — meaning systems that store and rely on Social Security numbers as a method of authentication are inherently insecure.
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But instead, the evidence of systemic, sex-based salary disparities remains so pervasive that courts can't decide whether salary history should be regarded as an objective assessment of an employee's value or a warped reflection of bias against women with jobs.
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" But he concluded that those points "do not necessarily make access to literacy a fundamental right," adding that the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in the past that the importance of service "does not determine whether it must be regarded as fundamental.
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Hunter also adds that the persistent risk found in the study "should be regarded as preliminary," with the increase unlikely to be significant when other factors, such as different durations of use and time since last use, are accounted for.
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"The measures taken in this situation should be regarded as a form of insurance that enables Swedish companies — particularly small and medium-sized enterprises — to feel secure that the credit supply will not fail," Governor Stefan Ingves said in a statement.
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Business executives, like everyone else, want to have good reputations and be regarded as good people but, when pressed about topics of social concern, frequently fall back on the idea that their first obligation is to do what's right for shareholders.
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Pretty much anything that occurs at regular frequencies can be regarded as a clock, such as the swing of a pendulum, the rotation of the Earth around its axis, or the philosopher Emanuel Kant taking his morning stroll around the neighborhood.
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"The measures taken in this situation should be regarded as a form of insurance that enables Swedish companies, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises, to feel secure that the credit supply will not fail," Governor Stefan Ingves said in a statement.
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But Lindley goes further by declaring that much fundamental research, whether in particle physics, cosmology or the quest to unify gravity with quantum mechanics, is based purely on mathematics and should not be regarded as science at all, but, rather, philosophy.
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For example, it could include anything considered "useful," even if it not "vital," to national security, the court said, and if a lengthy document were stamped secret, every sentence in it, however innocuous, would have to be regarded as classified.
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Bhokanal gave up his studies to support his family after his father died of cancer in 2011 and his qualification can also be regarded as a reward for his ability to perform through another tragedy, which almost derailed his Olympic dreams.
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Mr. Wiek, who has been tracking the trade for years, says that about 20 facilities should be regarded as farms, not zoos, because more than 80 percent of their animals are tigers and the facilities are actively engaged in breeding them.
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He once said that his Protestant counterpart, Archbishop Walton Empey of the Church of Ireland, wouldn't be regarded as one of the Protestant faith's "high-flyers" when it came to theological matters, a remark widely interpreted as a put-down.
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The only real defense against contempt is the consistent, strong and loud insistence that each one of us be regarded as a full participant in our shared political life, entitled to hold all others accountable for how we are treated.
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The book's ruthless appropriation of the Anthropocene will almost certainly be regarded as an obscenity by those who first rallied around it, a celebration of the very hubris that brought us to the brink of destruction in the first place.
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"The Secretary determined that the disruption of living conditions in Honduras from Hurricane Mitch that served as the basis for its TPS designation has decreased to a degree that it should no longer be regarded as substantial," the official statement read.
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Most notable — and uncanny — are the ways in which the lighting, subject matter, and technique of some of these images unwittingly anticipate what would later be regarded as the novel aesthetic principles and sophisticated, tradition-bucking attitude of modernist photography.
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These camps are supposed to be regarded as a lesson in what not to do and why you shouldn't overreact to the fears of the day — yet people on Trump's side, including Trump, have cited them to defend policy ideas.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Since the passing of Lucian Freud, David Hockney has come to be regarded as the UK's greatest living painter, his name a byword for extraordinary draftsmanship and an altogether less "passionate" style of painting.
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"Any use of nuclear weapons against Russia or its allies, any kind of attack, will be regarded as a nuclear attack against Russia and in response we will take action instantaneously no matter what the consequences are," Putin said during the address.
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Rather than view affirmative action measures at our nation's universities as "gifts" for black students, they should properly be regarded as a means of ensuring that our nation's future leaders are equipped to manage and engage in our increasingly diverse and pluralistic society.
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"The White House should be warned that continued efforts to hide the truth of the President's abuse of power from the American people will be regarded as further evidence of obstruction," Pelosi said Tuesday in a statement responding to the White House letter.
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As The L.A. Times notes, this decision will also be regarded as a win for Google and Amazon, who have both been lobbying hard for regulation on hobbyist drones as they look to the skies for projects like Prime Air and Project Wing.
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"It is quite clear that the public rejected the concept of free movement, and that the price of including such free movement as part of a trade deal would be regarded as a betrayal by the British people," Fox said on Monday.
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"Subject to the exceptions and limitations laid down exhaustively in that directive, any use of a work by a third party without such prior consent must be regarded as infringing the copyright of that work," the court said, referring to EU copyright legislation.
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BEIJING/HONG KONG (Reuters) - China's parliament on Wednesday said part of a high-speed railway station being built in Hong Kong would be regarded as mainland territory governed by mainland laws, an unprecedented move that critics say further erodes the city's autonomy.
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In 2017, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (the money cops) announced that under some circumstances, financing events for digital currencies would be regarded as securities, and it proceeded to file suit against a string of scammy coin projects for violating securities law.
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Africa and the West should send Mr Kabila a clear message that if he chooses a different course, not only will he no longer be regarded as the legitimate leader of Congo but he and his cohorts will be subject to sanctions.
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But there's been a recent undeniable trend toward campaigns that are not just personal but intimate—you now have to do much better than eat some nasty food at the Iowa State Fair if you want to be regarded as an every-person.
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The government said both bloggers worked with the United States-based Viet Tan, or Vietnam Reform Party, which Hanoi has declared a terrorist group, and that any Vietnamese found to be involved with it would be regarded as co-conspirators and punished.
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As one of about 15 sweaty, sandy-sneakered valets — including three girls — who serve the Silver Gull's 2,300 members and tend a total of 457 cabanas, Mr. Goldman is determined to be regarded as the most conscientious cabana worker, and the top earner.
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Accepting a job at the Raptors in 2013, for example, wouldn't be regarded as lucky for many, because for 10 of the previous 11 seasons before Ujiri joined the franchise, the Raptors had a win/loss success rate that was sub .500.
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It was an emphasis he was often to repeat : All human behavior can be regarded as involving participants who maximize their utility from a stable set of preferences and accumulate an optimal amount of information and other inputs in a variety of markets.
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"Any use of nuclear weapons against Russia or its allies, any kind of attack, will be regarded as a nuclear attack against Russia and in response we will take action instantaneously no matter what the consequences are," Putin said at the March event.
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But even if Chinese officials told Zimbabwe's army chief in Beijing they merely hoped for a more stable investment environment, this could still be regarded as the first coup d'état carried out with the tacit approval of the 21st century's emerging superpower.
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It made the case that the erasure of women writers, and their communities, creates a world in which talented women will always be regarded as anomalous and forced to invent themselves without any knowledge of the tactics, battles and victories of their predecessors.
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But they might well keep these two thoughts in mind: If the product being sold was electricity or gas for your car, a price rise of more than 600 percent over 15 years would be regarded as price gouging and wouldn't be tolerated.
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The Palestinians, who want East Jerusalem to be the capital of a future Palestinian state, have been especially critical of the American Embassy relocation and have said the United States can no longer be regarded as an impartial broker of any peace negotiation.
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Our research suggests, for example, that as President Trump continues to do things that once would have been regarded as outlandish, these actions are not simply coming to be regarded as more typical; they are coming to be seen as more normal.
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Hence, comments made by President-elect Donald J. Trump about the state of journalism and the role of media in the United States must be regarded as an acknowledgement of the power and centrality of ideas in pursuit of freedom and democracy.
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The image of Rashad on the pavement looms as Quinn's friends repeat the mantra that Officer Galluzzo was just doing his job, the implication being that mistakes made in the line of duty should be forgiven, or not even be regarded as mistakes.
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Such a move would be regarded as highly inflammatory by separatists in Kashmir and by Pakistan as they argue it could lead to many more Hindus moving into the state from other parts of India, changing the religious balance of the region.
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His advisors later turned around and insisted that, of course, the United States remains committed to the North Atlantic Treaty and its critical Article V pledging that an attack on any NATO member will be regarded as an attack on all NATO members.
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The fact that, according to the stress tests of households, loans with DSTIs of over 40% could be regarded as highly risky, especially for households with relatively low income, was a supporting argument against increasing the upper limit on the DSTI ratio.
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However, others believe the characterisation of these events as a common cross-border battle faced by many countries within Europe will strengthen the Chancellor's position as she continues to be regarded as a critical pillar of strength and continuity for Germany at a challenging time.
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After what might be regarded as either reluctant hesitation or measured forethought, the company finally dipped its toes into the mobile space with the social app Miimoto earlier this year, with more titles based on popular franchises like Pokemon and Animal Crossing coming soon.
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"If someone reports an illegal image to Facebook and a senior moderator signs off on keeping it up, Facebook is at risk of committing a criminal offense because the company might be regarded as assisting or encouraging its publication and distribution," Knowles told the newspaper.
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For the sake of the company's branding, however, the Tab S23 should be regarded as a standard multi-media consumer tablet — albeit one that you can write on and type with, if you need to fire off a quick email in-between Netflix episodes.
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"If you're talking to somebody who is more senior, which you probably are, those people are generally going to want an in-person request," Pong says, adding that for some age groups, emailing about a raise can be regarded as somewhat of a faux pas.
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Turnout, though reported to be lower than last time by exit polls on Sunday night, had conveniently risen to 68% on Monday morning, nearing the 70% goal the Kremlin had set to ensure that the poll would be regarded as a suitably strong mandate.
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While earlier Charlie Hebdo cartoons had an element of ambiguity about them, this editorial reveals the magazine's worldview with a shocking bluntness: Muslims, simply by practicing their faith, are to be regarded as enemies not just of French secularism, but also collaborators in terrorism.
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The refusal by some rich nations to get behind the U.N.-led project reflected disagreement over whether the fund's cash should be used for activities that might be regarded as overseas development assistance rather than closely focused on helping people adapt to climate change effects.
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The new political showdown over the Supreme Court will ensure that Obama remains at the center of both the political stew in Washington and the battle to replace him at the point in his tenure when many presidents come to be regarded as lame ducks.
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With his crisp military bearing and teary-eyed testimony before Congress, North came to be regarded as an earnest American patriot by many on the right, and he went on to run for office, write several books and serve as a commentator on Fox News.
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A show he organized at Town Hall in New York in 20 was documented in the film "The Queen," which was selected for the Cannes International Film Festival in 1968 and has come to be regarded as a landmark of gay, bisexual and transgender culture.
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Since he had been found by the university to have created a hostile and harmful environment for female researchers, the proposal argued, Professor Marchant could no longer be regarded as someone who had made "outstanding contributions to scientific knowledge," one of the board's naming criteria.
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But during his career, and to a significant extent because of his career, those segments came to be regarded as something of an art form, a chance to impart information, set a tone and capture the attention of an audience still settling into its seats.
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"These allegations of a pattern of serious misconduct cast further doubt on the case against our client, and given Acevedo's long problematic history of violating New Yorkers' constitutional rights, he simply cannot be regarded as credible," the Legal Aid Society said in a statement.
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Where Alito held that song lyrics performed live or in a studio were unlikely to be regarded as a real threat, "statements on social media that are pointedly directed at their victims, by contrast, are much more likely to be taken seriously," he wrote.
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"I look forward to working with Richard to achieve a successful transition before he steps down, and with Ian, the Committee and the rest of the executive team to ensure that Wimbledon continues to be regarded as highly as it is today," Bolton said.
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These are the qualms of a cinephile, and most viewers listening to such gripping recollections — of seeing a living man with his lung hanging out or of how the deceased came to be regarded as "no trouble, medically" — will probably be too engaged to mind.
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WASHINGTON — Just when a merchant ship is armed for defence and not for offence must be explained to the German Government by the United States before assurances are given that the first-named class will not be regarded as ''warships'' and sunk without warning by submarines.
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But he has also said he does not want to implement parts of the Minsk deal either, that Putin should be regarded as "an enemy," and that an information war may be needed to try to win the hearts and minds of people living in Donbass.
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That is the biggest concern about its lasting influence on perceptions of organised crime: "The Godfather" portrays gangsters the way gangsters like to be regarded, as fundamentally honourable types who offer genuine services and seek no more than to be respected for their contributions to society.
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But others were less optimistic, saying the BlackRock deal should be regarded as an exception at a time when vacancy rates for Singapore's office property sector are near their highest level in almost a decade and a raft of new supply was about to hit the market.
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Opinion BECAUSE of reports that he may have been watching a Harry Potter movie at the time, Joshua Brown, the Tesla owner killed in the self-driving car industry's first known fatal accident, has come to be regarded as a reckless contributor to his own sad fate.
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Later generations of Romans considered his works a font of human knowledge, from rhetoric to ethics to agriculture; by the Middle Ages, the poet had come to be regarded as a wizard whose powers included the ability to control Vesuvius's eruptions and to cure blindness in sheep.
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The new party won "not just because of the vacuum on the right, but because they attracted voters who were anti-Establishment, anti-liberalization, anti-European, anti-everything that has come to be regarded as the norm," said Sylke Tempel of the German Council on Foreign Relations.
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Those of us who live in cities might gain additional influence, but a popular mandate gained exclusively from urban voters may not be regarded as fair or legitimate by the rest of the country, and the divide between our rural and urban communities would be further aggravated.
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"While [the dark web] cannot be regarded as an important source of arms for conflict areas, it poses a risk as a significant source of arms for lone actors and small groups, especially in jurisdictions in which the purchase of arms is otherwise regulated," said the report.
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And while some in the west are asking if his strong support is the sign of a different kind of politics emerging in Russia, many of the liberals who might be regarded as his natural allies fear that his evolving persona could make him just another Putin.
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He came to be regarded as the first American jewelry designer to make it not only acceptable but also chic to wear fake jewelry, and in reaching that plateau he transformed himself into a high-society, jet-setting businessman with a lifestyle that was anything but cheap.
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