"I realize everything he does is based on a framework of the world where he's judging — judging markets, judging people, judging how things work, in a very deep way," Gates said at the DealBook conference.
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No one is judging you as harshly as you're judging yourself.
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But then I meet him, and I realize that everything he does is based on a framework of the world where he's judging — judging markets, judging people, judging how things work, in a very deep way.
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"I'm not judging Corinne, I'm judging your actions," she says to Nick.
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As much as you're judging, they're probably judging themselves twice as much.
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But commentators weren't judging against June's expectations; they were judging against January's.
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We're not judging, but seems like they're already coordinating their wardrobes (Ok, we're judging).
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Also, in judging you I would also be judging myself (which, I actually feel more comfortable doing than judging you, but I digress) because we are wired the same way.
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It also includes a burger and fries in between the morning pre-judging and nighttime judging phases of the show.
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The Contest judging period begins on January 8, 2020, and ends on or about February 14, 20203 (the "Judging Period").
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The Contest judging period begins on January 12, 2019, and ends on or about February 27, 2019 (the "Judging Period").
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Whatever tactics employed to con judges, owners are reminded that while breeders may be judging the camels, God is judging them.
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The government's judging students as people, but they should be judging them as businesses — what business makes money the first few years?
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Voters are a lot more comfortable judging a politician for sleazy campaign practices than judging a Marine for what he did in combat.
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This prompted the elimination of human judging in favour of electronic judging via a series of sensors at the 2012 Olympics in London.
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Of course, judging Wallace by the people who read him—even judging him by his own, often extremely regressive political views—is very unfair!
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Prize and judging• A judging panel of at least five people will be established, comprising a number of Economist journalists as well as other persons.
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In any part of the world, judging someone's looks or judging how they are by the color of their skin is such a primitive thought.
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They spend many years training and judging at lower levels, eventually reaching the five-star, or top-level, status, like those who will be judging in Goteborg.
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Prize and judging • A judging panel of at least five people will be established for each category, comprising a number of Economist journalists as well as other persons.
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Judging Period: During the Judging Period all Essays that meet the Essay requirements listed in Section 212 above will be reviewed by judge(s) selected in Sponsor's sole discretion.
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But judging the state of free expression on campus by the number of violent incidents is like judging urban conditions or race relations only by the number of riots.
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Judging Period: During the Judging Period all Essays that meet the Essay requirements listed in Section 26 above will be reviewed by judge(s) selected in Sponsor's sole discretion.
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Judging by how quickly my feed replenishes now, Twitter is more active, and judging by the number of inane fights I've read through in the past few days, Facebook is too.
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Judging by the video ... seems it all worked out.
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" She added, "That's what we're judging them on now.
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" She added: "I believe in judging actions, not words.
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Judging by his track record ... it won't be hard.
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Judging by the encore ... Gaga did not disappoint anyone.
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So judging Kariya by an empty trophy case is like judging Susan Lucci by her empty trophy case (or a modern reference to an actor not winning awards because of voting by idiots).
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" When Rumor won the breed judging, Frei said, "As advertised.
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Judging from Natasha's tone, she's probably not talking to Scott.
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Molly's judging others so that they won't judge her first.
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Judging by Kendrick's new jewelry third time is a charm.
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Judging from the turnout at the Golden Globes, it's possible.
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"I didn't feel myself judging her about it," says Zellweger.
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It's certainly a possibility, judging by Apple's recent patent filings.
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But judging by the early reactions, things are looking promising.
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Every mom does it her own way, just stop judging!
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Because judging by these comments, Facebook is full of children.
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Not judging by the ghosts he sees all the time.
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Enough judging an edited photoshopped highlight reel against your life.
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Not that any of them seem to be judging me.
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A Shih Tzu being groomed before Breed Judging on Monday.
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And judging by these faces, we do not blame them.
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Judging by what happened to Bryce, it's hard to say.
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Whose quality level was I judging my goal based on?
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Judging by their extremely detailed accounts, ghost sex sounds incredible.
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Judging by Recode's report, he's still fighting to stay involved.
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And Singer now says she's done judging the pair's relationship.
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Stop judging Pumbaa's appearance on the new #LionKing poster. pic.twitter.
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Judging by her congratulatory note, seems like Cyborg's still down.
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Membership is a hot ticket, judging by the club's expansion.
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Build using the Office 365 Connector platform Judging Criteria Categories:
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Judging by Ellen DeGeneres' track record, it just might be.
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But not all of them, at least judging by pay.
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And if the audience is judging her, they're implicated, too.
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I'm not judging anyone, but that's kind of a lot.
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Instead of judging me or panicking, they made me welcome.
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Finally, the dishes get made and the judging can commence!
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Judging by the reactions, it clearly touched a nerve. THIS.
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The promotions committees will be relegated to judging contested cases.
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Honestly, the dishes looked so good, we're not even judging.
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Watch highlights from the judging session in the video above.
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Judging from this audio recording no one cleans it up.
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"Judging from this, they did pretty darned well," Fryer says.
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A woman nearby approached, judging, ready to call the cops.
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Well, judging by the pictures, that's exactly what it was.
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I'm not judging, just do what you got to do.
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Judging by these cookies, the war is clearly still on.
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Because I've see a lot of bad judging there too.
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"I'm not judging you for seeing [Allen's] movies," Jerrod says.
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My new thing is training the next generation and judging.
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Judging by the 18,000+ shares, the tweet really hit home.
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Why is she judging him so harshly for eating pizza?
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A critic's pen, though, is not a gavel only; judging
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But they clearly help, judging by their legions of users.
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Judging them by human metrics, dogs literally have extrasensory perception.
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She doesn't need to know that you are judging her.
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Judging by this next shot though I'm assuming he lost.
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Judging by the magazine's exclusive look, the space doesn't disappoint.
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Judging from the crowds so far, the formula is working.
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Judging by the reviews, around 90% of shipments get through.
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We have to stop judging eachother and start accepting ourselves.
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Judging defrauded holders of partial credits against graduates seems unfair.
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Yet Arum cautions against judging this fight before it happens.
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Judging by the standing ovation he received, the crowd approved.
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The public reaction, judging by discussion online, has been passionate.
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Judging by the headlines, investors should get used to it.
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Unfortunately, judging effective leadership in Congress isn't quite as straightforward.
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But shoppers aren't only judging a book by its cover.
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Judging by all of the empirical evidence, not so well.
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Judging from their quality, that was perhaps no bad thing.
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Rhimes also offered a glowing review of I'm Judging You.
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Now, she's convinced Moe was judging her the whole time.
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Judging purely on form alone, is this the best handshake?
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Melody Gilbert: When I make a film, I'm not judging.
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People got the reference pretty quickly, judging by the comments.
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Diane Marks (above) has been judging alpaca shows since 2004.
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Judging from the work ethic in play, here, it will.
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You don't want America judging you on something like that.
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But beware of judging the proverbial book by its cover.
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And judging by his Instagram feed, he likes to travel.
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Judging by Whitehouse's line of questioning, it certainly seems possible.
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Brown wasn't pleased with the letter, judging by his response.
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Even judging by Daryl's grittier standards, the violence feels unwarranted.
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What music is suitable for judging emotional responses on acid?
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You can express yourself, and no one is judging you.
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But judging from these descriptions, none of them actually went.
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We're not judging; the diet starts on Monday anyway. Tag!
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JUDGING BY RECENT headlines, America's unions appear stuck in time.
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Judging by the enthusiastic reaction, many were buying the message.
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And I'm not even judging it on a political level.
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So far, I've been judging him on his own terms.
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Judging from what you have just [unclear]-- TIM MILLER: Disagree.
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Love her, care about her, listen to her without judging.
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Judging by the responses, the quiz was a tricky one.
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Daniel stood before the easel with Millie beside him, judging.
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No one was technically judging, but I think I won.
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Jurors often are unduly skeptical when judging sexual assault allegations.
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Judging from what I've seen, it certainly feels like that.
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Some of his neighbors, Mr. Diop felt, were judging him.
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And, judging by the latest polls, their platforms are resonating.
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Some of his neighbors, Mr. Diop felt, were judging him.
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Judging by its shape and size, she's eight months pregnant.
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The timing -- judging by the network's explanation -- was a coincidence.
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Judging by his Twitter response, Netanyahu was giddy with excitement.
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I was just judging by (Flames goalie Joni Ortio's) reaction.
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Judging from its successful Kickstarter campaign, parents are on board.
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Judging from recent results, the plan seems to be working.
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What's it like judging with a pro chef like Jacques?
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A group of media scholars, professionals, and critics undergo a pretty intense judging process in order to assess the quality of content, as opposed to judging it based on ratings, popularity, or commercial success.
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They're judging me right now, try talking back to it with a level of realistic expectations and acceptance: They might be judging me right now, which I can handle for the next few uncomfortable minutes.
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She was asking whether someone of deep faith and who had previously openly (and in our opinion eloquently) written about the relationship between judging and faith could cast aside her deeply held views when judging.
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Judging food has opened up her own palate a bit, too.
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Judging by a new Funny or Die video, he totally could.
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Judging from the latest photo evidence, he has it under control.
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And judging from the favorites/retweets, the fans ate it up.
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And judging from Wednesday's episode, it appears old habits die hard.
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But judging by this picture, they're just like family on set.
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The die determines what activity the slang master will be judging.
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Judging by weak sales and reviews, most people reached that conclusion.
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That would be like judging one genre off of one person.
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Everywhere she goes there are people staring, judging, but never helping.
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But judging from the trailer, their peace treaty was short-lived.
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Judging by the laughter, however, those interpretations seem a little off.
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TL;DR: When society isn't judging, women's sex drive rivals mens.
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You can go into weekend hibernation without anyone knowing/ judging you.
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When judging banh mi, bread is always a matter of contention.
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Judging by the responses, the subject matter touched a real nerve.
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Judging by her dog's reaction, we'd label this one a success.
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Judging by her Durban speech, she would welcome such an opportunity.
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Judging by its record, Mr Assad's regime will be as recalcitrant.
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Judging by today's call, his behavior has not changed since then.
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Moreover, judging by its propaganda, IS really wanted to hit Iran.
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Judging by the polls, she is doing well on both fronts.
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And judging from their reactions, she got up in everyone's business.
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Joining her at the judging table is local politician Bill Kelley.
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TC: Things have gone well, judging by some of your investments.
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Judging by a video of the aftermath, the results aren't pretty.
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Much of the doper's skill lies in judging quantities and timing.
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Dance moves, dance contest, I didn't know what we were judging.
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And judging by their recent engagement, they're all here to stay.
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Judging from the clip, it's going to be a long road.
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You have to learn to understand your subject without judging it.
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And judging by Dion's expression, she was into Adele's fan gear.
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Judging by the trailer, it's going to be a characteristic delight.
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For one thing, Trump supporters aren't judging him by traditional standards.
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Judging by her caption, she wasn't too bothered by the comparison.
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Joe is someone who is always the one looking and judging.
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Judging from this brief teaser, however, it looks like Delos, Inc.
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And shareholders are judging firms on broader criteria than financial ones.
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No one is judging you and it'll be an amazing experience.
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And judging by the photos, it's a match made in heaven!
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That strategy is working, judging by both companies' first-quarter results.
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Judging by the baby's clothing ... we're gonna guess this is Nicholas.
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Then again, you know what they say about judging a book ...
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Of course, judging is based on more than an entry's completion.
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Klobuchar: We're judging you, not your colleagues 1:35 p.m. Sen.
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And judging from her squirming, it's no walk in the park.
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Judging from the video, Wahler was pulling for a little boy.
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Judging by the responses, it seems to have gone down well.
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Judging by a brief survey of my friends, I'm mostly right.
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Judging by the brand's latest collection, things are really shaking up.
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Judging by this pic at Panthers practice Monday morning ... he's STOKED!!!
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Meghan joined Harry on the judging panel of the Endeavour Fund.
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Judging from Cardi's own words, she was looking for a fight.
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"What I'm hearing is that you're judging me," Kim told Sassoon.
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Body, eyes, color and personality complete the full cat-judging package.
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Can people just stop judging others and mind their own business!!!
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Posterity will draw on both schools in judging Mr Cameron's premiership.
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Judging from today's creation, Clinton's tweet will belong on future lists.
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We were not judging people who were in the armed forces.
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Although judging eyes and open container regulations can make that tricky.
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The law has not been politically popular, however, judging from polls.
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Judging comedy writers in a foreign culture was an inexact process.
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Judging by this new work, humanely elegiac but unexciting, she's right.
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Judging by his look of disappointment, he didn't see that coming.
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We might even have a beauty pageant with Gary Busey judging.
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They didn't make color as the basis for judging a person.
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Judging from the book's sales, more than 1% might want that.
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And you're not imagining things - other parents are often judging you.
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Judging by my friends' reaction on social media, I'm not alone.
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Judging by Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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At least, judging by the two "national" funerals we recently witnessed.
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Judging controversies in boxing are not uncommon at the Summer Olympics.
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Check out our feature on the difficulty of judging race walking.
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Going forward, is the NCAA going to start judging class quality?
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But hey, we're not judging any drunk online shoppers out there.
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Judging by its advertising, CannaCloud isn't hoping to reach stereotypical stoners.
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There's no need to wonder whether they're secretly judging my cellulite.
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And remember, with each wrong answer, Miranda Priestly is judging you.
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No one's judging you here—it's likely why you're reading this.
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Washington Monthly is judging institutions' characters as much as their clout.
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Judging by the evidence at hand, Gurney definitely improved with age.
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Judging by this promising clip, Pixar may be back on track.
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Judging by the banana wielder's reaction, this was a bad move.
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Before the judging, Ru announced that another queen would be returning.
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Judging by the online reaction to your "Booksmart" character, you've succeeded.
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There is no arguing, no hostility, no judging, and no anger.
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I'm just judging on just the purest human level, you know.
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The panel will recommend entries for a second round of judging.
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Judging by the trailer, he looks to need their help again.
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But judging by advance press, the show is gonna be allusive.
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It's honestly one of the purest award shows -- actors judging actors.
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But they don't seem to be, judging by the VIX index.
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Basically, we have in the judging process no real ethical guidelines.
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Either way, it makes his statements more important in judging him.
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And judging by Xiaomi's previous launches, it'll likely be pretty cheap.
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Judging such practices often requires rigorously measuring broadband provider market power.
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But she added that judging Stone's character is not her job.
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Judging "El Camino" against what came before it is perhaps unfair.
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The cast, at least judging by the trailers, is largely white.
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Judging by turnouts in recent days, their movement has already begun.
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Why are you judging me when you could also be fighting?
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It's really too early to be judging her at the Met.
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We shouldn't be judging people based on how fast they communicate.
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"I've gotten really good at not judging characters," Mr. Stan said.
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That's how low my standards have fallen when judging public servants.
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Judging by the Battlefront II subreddit, I'm not the only one.
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Anyway, you don't trust whoever's doing the judging to recognize this.
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Judging by recent history, Luciano has a high standard to meet.
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The challenge of judging that many beautiful ladies is pretty difficult.
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Not a bad follow-up gig to judging a twerk contest.
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Judging by headlines, the internet ad business is in real turmoil.
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I played on the record, but I'm not judging my parts.
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He's right, and judging by the numbers, it's not even close.
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Saddling a kid with the mean girl tag means judging her in the same way she may be judging others, said MacClain, who is also the founder of a program that helps parents bully-proof their kids.
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Not Judging a Book by its Cover Not Judging: Your Italian-American family seems to be behaving in some stereotypical ways, but at your age and stage, it is well past time to differentiate from your family.
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Fortunately for Ora, the cycle 23 judging panel is fierce, times three.
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His reaction to Rey, judging by the trailer, is one of fear.
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"It's very constructive criticism," Perry, 33, told PEOPLE of their judging styles.
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And judging by their reaction, I know they had a great time.
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" The actor added that the Three-Eyed-Raven "doesn't sit there judging.
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The high judging responses to what was essentially an error of communication.
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Judging by the science so far, our bet's on curing cancer first.
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Means your toys are watching and judging you all the time. Ratatouille?
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Judging older people based on crude group stereotypes has real-world consequences.
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But judging by Longoria's reaction, the process can also hurt like crazy.
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Judging from his Twitter account, Lathan Crump is pretty pleased with himself.
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The ministry added that it respected Baghdad's sovereignty in judging foreign fighters.
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Judging from this video, the bird doesn't really seem to mind anyway.
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Judging by his tweeting habits, Trump is getting less sleep these days.
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If you don't understand why, it can seem like we're judging you.
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Judging by his tail, Tashi seems to be enjoying it so far.
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I'm not judging you if you do eat meat or animal products.
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Judging from her caption, Carey seemed enthusiastic about the meet-and-greet.
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And judging by the results of the election, he didn't need to.
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Judging this track record of surprising, but smart, choices, we just might.
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Dip these in milky chai for dessert (or breakfast, we're not judging).
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Judging by SNL's episode promo, however, it's just like being in GOT.
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Judging from their styles—luminous long locks, sexy clothes and nude heels!
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However, judging by her recent comment, the family appears to have reconciled.
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Judging from last year's campaign, they aren't ready to commit to one.
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"I'm not judging these two gay men that came in," Phillips said.
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I hope people watch Toni and think, Why are we judging people?
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Judging by the comments (plus ensuing Twitter activity), people are pretty psyched.
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Judging from his Facebook and Instagram timelines, Hovater is not a gamer.
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But Tumblr loves them, and judging by my tweets, so does Twitter.
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And judging by sales, there's been a pent-up demand for them.
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They are already implicitly judging countries and companies relative to their peers.
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"But, judging by everything, if it changes, it will not be soon."
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Submissions are due in November; judging will be finished by next July.
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We can stop judging people based on who and how they love.
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Judging by recent reviews, it appears the link redirect business is booming.
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I'd say Gwen but judging by your hair it's Emilia … or Olivia … ?
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And, judging by the design and specs alone, we have high hopes.
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Totally out of collecting fashion, judging by results at these London auctions.
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That way, we are judging the states based on their own criteria.
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Judging from their track record, the BFI are true to their word.
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And judging by The Verge's internal chatroom, I might not be alone.
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Judging from some early online feedback, I'm not alone on this one.
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And steer clear from judging by the sample TVs at the store.
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In the end, Patton found herself judging her own finances more keenly.
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That will be a worthwhile investment, judging by the experience of Australia.
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Unfortunately, judging by his latest book, this second Mr Taleb now predominates.
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And judging by the pics, it was a long, long way down.
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"It's very constructive criticism," Perry previously told PEOPLE of their judging styles.
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So for anybody who's judging it and not liking it, that's fine.
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But judging by the completely horrifying source material, what should we expect?
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I've had the honor or judging many seasons of RuPaul's Drag Race.
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And judging from the way season 10 went, that never fixed itself.
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It's a bit absurd that anyone's judging this from a minute trailer.
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But judging by the occasional audit of overseas aid, it is considerable.
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Nobody is judging, everybody is just here to have a good time.
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Judging by the replies, he did give McDonald's some solid free advertising.
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Usually, judging the utter fantasy of The Bachelor is an amusing pastime.
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I guess stop people from judging when you don't really know somebody.
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But, judging by New York City's turnout, this was likely an underestimate.
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I'm not judging them at all; they're under a lot of pressure.
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Judging from his campaign rhetoric, this may be exactly what Trump wants.
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Hair strokes have long been a key criteria for judging cut outs.
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Peter realized she wasn't checking the weather; she was judging the daylight.
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Judging by these teens' getups, the state of fashion looks pretty strong.
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Dancing with the Stars has officially unveiled its new Juniors judging panel.
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But, judging from the season finale, it looks like Jaime's out too.
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I mean, all the judging, all the condemning, who's superior, who's inferior.
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But judging by how this campaign has unfolded so far, who knows?
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In 2018, we have to use a broader, more sophisticated judging system.
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And, judging by Sony's latest reported earnings, that was a good thing.
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But I feel like there's some messed up judging in the pros.
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And judging by the reaction on Twitter, everyone seemed to love it.
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Donald Trump: F Remember, I'm judging this debate, and this debate only.
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Judging by the weather, it's plausible that this is the Night King.
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It doesn't make any sense, in the traditional way of judging this.
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Judging from the pics, she's not bankin' on more than the minimum.
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Judging by how mad Hatch got, Brown hit a soft spot. pic.twitter.
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And Tosi has entered the celebrity chef realm by judging Masterchef Junior.
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However, judging from other recent mergers, there is little cause for optimism.
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And I'm not judging, I'm just saying socially that's where they are.
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The customers' repayments records offer an effective way of judging their creditworthiness.
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Judging by the wire photos, their uniforms don't appear to include shirts.
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I'm not judging people here, this is just having a good time.
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Judging by the game's first trailer, it'll be an entirely different creature.
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Judging by investors in Royal Dutch Shell, the answer is the latter.
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This was because I was judging Mariah by my own mortal standards.
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Judging by history, regardless of which team wins, the people always lose.
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In terms of dating, users showed clear priorities when judging prospective partners.
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Maybe judging myself didn't have to be the starting point for exercise.
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Because so many people were already judging and telling me not to
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But the one-third that's actual artistic talent and thoughtful, educational judging?
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Judging by the face I happened to be making, I wouldn't disagree.
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The answer to that question, judging by Tuesday's results, is any Democrat.
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Judging by Gomez's weekend, however, everyone has made peace with the news.
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Judging by the sound of the fridge it is still switched on.
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Judging by the listing photos, you wouldn't even know it was his.
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I'm saddened that he's now judging my films in the same way.
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There are 20 people sitting in a room and judging your film.
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Judging by his smile, the small fan is happy with the substitute.
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Judging by the first results, Europe is still pretty good at football.
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Judging from one VR demo I tried recently, it's just the beginning.
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Judging by these pre-election announcements, Sheikh Salman is the clear favourite.
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She was chair of the judging panel for the 20013 Booker Prize.
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Hiding Likes would be a strong step toward us judging ourselves less.
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Judging from this image of Drogon [above], where would the genitals be?
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And judging by the reaction from Wednesday night's crowd, I wasn't alone.
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Are they judging me for going with a Long Island Iced Tea?
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Judging by the performance of Tesla's stock, that argument is currently winning.
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And honestly, scratch my previous observation; the game isn't judging, it's celebrating.
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I feel queasy enough judging art after it's made, let alone before.
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But it's apparent that Musk wasn't expecting it, judging from his reaction.
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It's also important to avoid judging your feelings and thoughts, Forti explained.
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Some, judging by their orderly arrangements, had once been cultivated in orchards.
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Judging from these pics, Michael doesn't strike out when he's at bat.
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Now, that's incorrect and wrong, because you're judging them by their views.
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And judging from the rave reviews the show is garnering, they've succeeded.
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And, judging by these highlights from the fair, is it any wonder?
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Sometimes I do find myself judging others by the brands they wear.
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Judging from the early episodes, it's fine: lush, moody, a bit stiff.
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Now, judging by the hype, it's as if everyone suddenly discovered yoga.
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What happened to not judging someone by their race, creed, gender, etc.?
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Kleiner Perkins partner Mamoon Hamid will also be judging the Battlefield Finals.
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We scored previous Olympic figure skating champions using the current judging system.
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Judging by the number of new wine bars, Montrealers love natural wine.
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I never want my daughter to feel that I am judging her.
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Judging from the early reactions online, few fans agree which is which.
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And judging by these first few weeks, 28500 won't be much different.
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And, judging from some of the comments made by, in particular, Sen.
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Which, judging by the laws of the internet, should mean they're over.
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It has certainly entertained many, judging by over 1,000 responses he's received.
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But, judging by this morning's stocks report, the bull has already reacted.
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But judging from this first episode, the wait has been worth it.
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Judging from the reactions to the Senator's burn, my theory checks out.
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I mean, do you really think we should be doing the judging?
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Update: This article has been updated to reflect the new judging panel.
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The debate over the role politics plays in judging is mostly theoretical.
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But they will also be judging the legitimacy of Mr. Trump's vision.
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"They're judging him, and I just think it's really unfair," she said.
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But this is like judging a hi-fi system by its speakers.
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Judging by the polls, the public has largely moved to different music.
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Nor am I judging anyone who remains, or everyone who works there.
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Most of the applicable criteria for judging a movie are irrelevant here.
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I'm constantly judging what I got right and what I missed entirely.
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I know both sides of it, and I judge myself for judging.
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Sarri, judging by his demeanor at the final whistle Sunday, recognizes that.
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Abigail Van Meter, third from left, posed her dog Juniper during judging.
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Judging by Chiang's lack of response, I think the question was rhetorical.
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But they're also known for judging others, being preachy, and showing off.
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She insists she's not judging, she just has different views from them.
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The resort looks super chill ... judging by the demeanor of the parrots.
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"I just think it's fun to see what people think of you, because it's not like you're judging someone — I mean, you are judging — but you can see how people think you sing," said Aubrey Werner, 14, from Virginia.
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The build of the headsets looks slightly better, judging off the leaked photo.
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And judging by their latest Twitter exchange, it's just as healthy as ever.
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He didn't go to church anymore because he felt people were judging him.
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And judging by Noah's preparedness in asking Simone so early, he means business.
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Judging by its box-office performance, the formulaic plot was a turn-off.
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Judging from her moves, Thorne loves the unique shade — and we do, too.
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"I know there'll be haters, I know there'll be people judging," she continues.
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Thore tells PEOPLE that Feehan was unfairly judging her without understanding Thore's situation.
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I wasn't judging her choices; I matched everything she ate and then some.
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And it turned out just the way they'd hoped, judging by the webcast.
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Judging by Pratt's AMA, he's still head over heels for his leading lady.
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And, judging by her Instagram, Teigen still eats a healthy amount of carbs.
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Judging by the reaction on social media last night, though, it didn't disappoint.
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If you're judging recruiting rankings on one or two examples, that's a mistake.
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Apparently, not the President, judging from his comments to the nation's governors yesterday.
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Judging by the PDA that quickly ensued, money is a serious turn-on.
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And judging from the map data, everyone had the same idea at once.
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In between, the singer will also be judging ABC's upcoming American Idol reboot.
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And judging by the lyrics, you can tell she know's she's great, too.
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Judging these five performances and shows against each other is pretty much impossible.
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Judging by their smiles, Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank are loving newlywed life!
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Of course, I could see many people judging the shit out of me.
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"It's very constructive criticism," Perry, 33, recently told PEOPLE of their judging styles.
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It's definitely not ready for that kind of work, judging from CSAIL's video.
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Judging by the Ministry of Justice's annual performance ratings, they do pretty well.
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He still drew an appreciative crowd, judging from the videos the university posted.
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Judging from the man's response, we're guessing he wasn't having a good day.
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Not that I'm judging, but you may want to go to [Alcoholics Anonymous].
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It's more that you need to understand Portal's limitations before judging it further.
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Judging by the reaction of his audience, it is an inspiring one, too.
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And judging by Disney's immediate response yesterday, perhaps other media conglomerates do, too.
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Judging by the Canadian pop star's latest Instagram, he is resolutely Team Kanye.
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It seems so, judging from their response to Netflix ("Curtain call", May 27th).
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Judging from footage of the chants, the robot is quite disconcerting and brazen.
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"It's very constructive criticism," Perry, 33, previously told PEOPLE of their judging styles.
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Judging from how these conversations have unfolded, I suspect that most have not.
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Judging by Wen's look, we'd say the third time really is the charm.
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Check out the vid ... Anthony says pump the brakes on judging the guy.
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You are judging," she said, confessing to viewers, "Don't ever question my parenting.
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And I'm really not judging it, it's fine ... You just don't do it.
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Judging by pictures, there definitely weren't 2000,25 to 2325,2000 people outside the venue.
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But judging by her fans' requests, all of that perfecting has paid off.
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But it still doesn't seem to be enough, judging by the online discourse.
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Are my cheekbones really like that?' instead of judging the art as art.
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And judging by her beaming smile, they were definitely smitten with one another.
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Judging by their faces, they're clearly as excited as she about the launch.
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I guess [it] stops people from judging when you don't really know somebody.
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Kristin: I don't know shit about drums, but the description is judging me.
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The karaoke bar, by nature, is supposed to be a no-judging zone.
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And judging by the trailer, it'll be an uphill battle to stop him.
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I'm not politically correct and I'm not judging you and that's the key.
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Judging it against other Hi-Fi systems, it performs just as you'd expect.
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Antitrust regulators overwhelmingly focus on the harm to consumers when judging market power.
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It's like adjusting for the degree of difficulty when judging an Olympic diver.
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We think you'll agree this is not an every-day judging line-up.
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Though, judging by the votes of Twitter approval, they did seem to smile.
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It's already changing, really, judging by some of the cameras released in 73.
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Of course, we all know the saying about judging book and what not.
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Judging from the oral argument, Iancu v Brunetti may be a close call.
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The winner will be based on the subjective decision of the judging panel.
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And, judging by her New Beauty cover shoot, Spiegel should've been taking notes.
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Judging by these moments, Henson should attend every awards show from now on.
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Judging by his comments, Negroponte obviously thinks that is too little, too late.
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Judging by this Junkie XL reminisce-fest, that time is exactly 15 years.
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He loves cable news, consuming it nearly-constantly judging by his Twitter feed.
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Judging by their Instagram photos, it's involved beer, street performers, and breathtaking views.
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She's also talking about herself as opposed to someone else judging her accomplishments.
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Judging by aerial photos, probably bigger than yesterday's inauguration of President Donald Trump.
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Judging by what they were saying, it seems like it's the second option.
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"It's not a value thing, or like I'm judging anyone else," she explains.
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Every episode, Heidi Klum repeats the phrase "I have to say" during judging.
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Judging by their laidback, OG-Venice surfer bum vibes, and Sublime's 40 oz.
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Judging by company brochures, Cellebrite may keep its most sophisticated capabilities in-house.
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Judging by his adventurous past, he's more like Indiana Jones than a lawyer.
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Judging what proportion of autistic people is actually capable of working is tricky.
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But judging by some of the panels, the conference will still be ... dangerous.
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Judging by LOVE's editor-in-chief Katie Grand's Instagram account, we were right.
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Judging from the poster alone, the event promised a dessert buffet of trashiness.
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Judging by the riotous, full-body laughter racking the audience, they didn't, either.
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Those three, by contrast, are ripe for judging, grading and outright fawning over.
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Judging by Games 3 and 4, that should cause some discomfort for Cleveland.
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Judging by the price of burgers, most currencies are undervalued against the dollar.
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No matter why you stayed up late (hey, we're not judging), it happened.
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It finally hit us that, as the first, everyone would be watching, judging.
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When judging Trump's policies, personhood grants all the moral authority that anyone needs.
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At least that's how it has felt judging by some of the headlines.
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Judging by the brutality of the fight, that might not have been enough.
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Gray said judging by current conditions, the bulls could have room to run.
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Judging by the Thameslink Twitter feed, I am not alone in losing out.
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Judging by the lines outside their many food carts, it's a fair comparison.
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There's the rub, and there is the biggest difference between umpiring and judging.
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And, judging from some recent news stories, the show has got it right.
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Judging from the reaction by Speaker Paul Ryan -- well, I'll let you decide.
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Disconnect from judging what you wrote and be happy with whatever came out.
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Judging from her impromptu-looking Cindy Lou Who ponytail below, anything is possible.
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After all, someone's asking you questions and judging you based on your answers.
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The method could also be useful in judging the impact of policing efforts.
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Not cool spying on your PAYING customers and then judging them in public.
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Judging by the trailer for episode 4, he knows exactly where she is.
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Under these circumstances, judging the comfort of the mattress was even more difficult.
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Judging by a report on Norwegian site VG.no, that includes authorities in Norway.
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Judging by 2014's The Way I'm Livin', she was ready for it.
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At least, we think they are, judging by the bras they're turning out.
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It's not that they have a problem with me or are judging me.
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But Kagan also acknowledged the administration's concerns about courts judging national security decisions.
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Judging from his Instagram, he travels frequently — from Beverly Hills and Palm Beach ...
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Judging by his Twitter feed, Spicer says he believes Earnest's title is safe.
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And judging from online patients' forums, more are making plans to do so.
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Stocks were looking at another strong performance Tuesday, judging by early trading action.
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I resist judging other women's choices of how they move through the world.
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Neither has anyone else, judging by the empty parking lot when we arrived.
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Not judging from the first two episodes, the first of which airs Tuesday.
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Humans have always been very good at judging whether a dude is bad.
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The first show had over 1,200 entries, and the judging took several days.
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After all, the event was essentially a beauty pageant with primary voters judging.
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Rather than judging what they want to do, I'm more interested in why.
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"I will wait until the end of the week before judging," Kelly responded.
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And after hearing her testimony, and judging it credible, they simply ignored it.
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Judging by Mr. Trump's public comments, the closed-door charm offensive was working.
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There were also several job applicants whom he was judging for mental toughness.
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The robe that he was wearing when he was judging people like Hawk.
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So that's a higher-order way of judging: Is it truthful or not?
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Judging by metrics, he is the most popular person on all of YouTube.
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I mean, I'm judging myself, but I don't feel I'm a bad person.
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Judging Beeb on the same scale as Alexa or Siri is just unfair.
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Judging by my Gmail notes, I beat my goal by nearly 22015 records.
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It doesn't seem so, judging by the way we treat the new arrival.
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Judging from his sonorous voice, he may have missed his calling in radio.
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Television audiences remain deeply invested in the 2020 race, judging from recent ratings.
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Looks or sex appeal were not the criteria by which he was judging.
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And that's just because I'm judging the way that other people view me.
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Their burden was likely vast, judging by the immediate benefits experienced by Arizona.
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Judging from social media reactions and columns from critics, the answer is no.
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That doesn't mean we're judging the character; I have to humanize the character.
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Very few, judging from three days spent walking the grounds not long ago.
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Would the commission monitor a president's behaviors, judging which is the last straw?
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Eastern, judging for the top award will probably begin around 10:30 p.m.
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Avowed atheists exhibited the same bias in judging sadistic criminals, the study found.
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" Judging the President, he said, was "the most difficult decision I ever faced.
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Judging by polling on Americans' favorite public buildings, I would not be alone.
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Myers-Briggs classifications are responsible for his introverted, sensing, thinking and judging personality.
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And judging by Mr. Clark's eternal good cheer, they've found what they wanted.
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Inevitably whatever we learn about a victim, it absolutely turns to judging her.
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Judging by the enthusiastic ovations that followed every aria, the audience was charmed.
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But judging from her impeccable ab and thigh muscles it, uh, is not!
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Judging by their shrieks, the elevator was also occupied—by the paterfamilias himself.
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That would obviously be highly material to judging the value of the information.
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However, judging by public discourse, the number of feminists appears to have increased.
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Sketch Guy You know what's worse than judging a book by its cover?
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I stop making up stories about them or judging myself for doing so.
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Judging from her past breaks, that usually means something is in the works.
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Judging from the trailer, Joe seems to feel that his fate is sealed.
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But you wouldn't know that judging by the recent performance of the stock.
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I'm already struggling with not judging Alan's fiance by comparing her to Jenny.
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We're all in it, not judging it as a thing outside of us.
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The answer, judging by his words, is no differently than he did before.
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Who participates, and what can you tell about the competitions and the judging?
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Judging by old photos of Trump, it may be a Samsung Galaxy S3.
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Several justices questioned the role of courts in judging certain crimes as violent.
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So judging by the adhan, it was about 8:30 or 9:00PM.
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If you have five applicants, you wait until the third to start judging.
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Judging from "Goomics," Cornet is also a keen observer of the company's culture.
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Judging by Botha's own comments about his work, his aims are purely aesthetic.
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Judging by the researchers' description, KeRanger is a fairly standard piece of ransomware.
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When people sit down to play it, or review it, they're judging us.
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Which means people are likely judging you on your attitude more than anything.
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And the vast majority of skating officials who spoke with BuzzFeed News said that the quality of judging has improved since the 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, when a judging scandal prompted the ISU to take action.
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This follows the bribery scandal that led to Salt Lake City hosting the 2002 Winter Games, a judging scandal there in figure skating and another judging controversy in Sochi, where organizers spent $51 billion, an amount that many considered obscene.
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The Democrats' neglect is over, judging by spending on state-level races this year.
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Judging the quality of outsourcing is made still harder by a lack of information.
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But they argue that this is not the best metric for judging his suitability.
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It does seem like a trend, though I'm clearly biased in judging its severity.
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FROM COINAGE: The Most Expensive TV Shows of All Time Now, to the judging.
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But "judging by the ferocity of the decline, ... we aren't there yet," he warned.
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Judging from the pic's caption, he's also adopted a very anti-Death Eater attitude.
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And judging from the photos she's been sharing online, she's certainly dressing the part.
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Judging off the numbers available, Trump donors got much more bang for their buck.
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And judging by these new promo shots, the sequel is every bit as scary.
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Judging by the presentation and related files, JEEPFLEA_MARKET concerns Swift Alliance Access (SAA) systems.
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Being open also means not immediately judging the person you're on a date with.
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"We all have an inner narrator that is constantly analyzing and judging," says Deibler.
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And believe me, we're already judging ourselves harder than any of you possibly could.
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They have shown scant interest in judging wheat from chaff while chasing market share.
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Judging from his analysis, it could be a while before he changes his mind.
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Second of all ... Scott looked like he was frying, judging by his shiny noggin.
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Judging by Strahan's reaction, it was pretty evident her remark came as a surprise.
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Mindfulness has to do with just "being" with your emotions instead of judging them.
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Judging from her fans' reaction to this post, it would be a best-seller!
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Judging from that Insta, maybe Willow was paying closer attention than her mom thought.
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And judging by a few of today's deals, that's already happening a little bit.
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If you feel pain in your body, you acknowledge the pain without judging it.
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Judging by the sign behind us I think William Regal was making his entrance!
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"For anyone judging the women who stayed silent, read this for perspective," he began.
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I don't want my guests judging me on the state of my bathroom tomorrow.
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The possibility of foreigners judging Mr Rajapaksa's triumphant generals war criminals enrages most Sinhalese.
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Judging from the stone-cold look on her face Xtina'd already heard about P!
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Judging by what has happened in east Mosul, rebuilding will be a slow process.
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Judging by the way the Abolish ICE movement has picked up steam, they won't.
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But judging by comments on both platforms and on social media, this hasn't happened.
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Especially being a mom yourself, you should really stop judging other women... stop hating .
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Judging by people's reactions…we asked everybody to kneel with us in that episode.
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Judging from the reactions in the chat, I wasn't alone in feeling this way.
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And judging by the snaps, those skits may just be out of this world.
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Though, she needs to check her privilege before judging women who lack certain resources.
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Then try to put it behind you - without judging how they're living their lives.
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Waltzer suspects some funny business with the judging, and throws some rather skillful shade.
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Joining McCarthy on the judging panel are Robin Thicke, Nicole Scherzinger and Ken Jeong.
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Judging begins on this opening night, with the hound, toy, nonsporting and herding groups.
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We're providing the ultimate freedom -- we're not judging you -- and our students love it.
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And what are we looking for when we're judging a pup on its appearance?
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And judging from this teaser, if you enjoyed her political standup, you'll enjoy this.
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Judging by the latest iteration of the trend — double rainbows — the obsession isn't waning.
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It's our way of judging others and has contributed to our evolution and survival.
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Every raised eyebrow was proof that behind our backs, everyone was judging our decision.
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It could also be aliens, judging from the level of excitement on space Twitter.
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" Judging from the context here, I think Trump means "dumb" when he says "sleepy.
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Judging by this video, long-horned bees use their antennae to, well, be horny.
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Ed Rosenthal, who calls himself the "guru of ganja," oversaw judging at the contest.
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Judging from her profile picture on her private Instagram account, she loves cuddly dachshunds.
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Judging from social-media accounts, it could be seen from all of lower Manhattan.
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Judging by recent elections, he already had an uphill battle as the Republican candidate.
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"Anywhere I come when you guys are filming, you guys are judging," she adds.
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And judging from the awful groups that journalists keep discovering, that skepticism is warranted.
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It was never calling her any names or judging her for anything she did.
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Judging from the profusion of Tinies tattoos on the Web, Magnus is not alone.
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Judging by the trailer alone, Mega Man 11 doesn't sound like it will disappoint.
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Some 20 years later I was judging a start-up gathering in Cairo, Egypt.
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Judging from the full reunion trailer released in June, all that frustration spills over.
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But judging by the results, the bad boy skater persona is alive and well.
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"It's tough because we're so invested," Perry previously told PEOPLE of her judging duties.
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And judging by how much this photo was shared, we're not the only ones.
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Judging by the public reaction to Apple's announcement, most people don't see much appeal.
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Women, she believes, are particularly prone to judging themselves for failing to please others.
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That boy spends so much energy judging people that his life must be exhausting.
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Judging by its coming-out party, the transformation will take a bit of time.
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The Jabbawockeez are judging today's episode and they are shockingly difficult to work with.
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Judging by his recent ones, he will most definitely have something important to say.
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Judging by the numbers, American voters this year are more enthusiastic than ever before.
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Serena Williams wedding was all that and more .. at least judging from the pics.
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But judging from the queues, it seems Jio is in no hurry right now.
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Judging by the week, Trump is still Trump, and Kanye is off the rails.
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But for me, I'm not really judging that—let's put that to one side.
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Also, journals seem reluctant to publish those studies, judging from my peer review experience.
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Sure, if drinking OJ with your cereal really makes you happy, we're not judging.
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I eat carefully because people don't want to see a large person judging cakes.
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Our source made it clear ... judging from the meeting, so far it's just talk.
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Next year, I'll be judging the spinning competition, but competing in the cooking competition.
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JNCO stood for "Judge None Choose One," but fashion cops did plenty of judging.
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"Maybe people would think twice before judging someone based on what they look like."
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But it was only recently that I finally stopped judging products by their appearance.
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And judging by the snapshot, it might be in reference to the #OscarsSoWhite controversy.
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The design is less bulky and, judging by the pictures, more stylish and premium.
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I like my bad habits, and I don't need a cartoon character judging me.
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The RuPaul's Drag Race season 8 judging panel is truly fit for a queen.
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Perhaps the trickiest thing about a state of emergency is judging when to exit.
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Judging by the following photos, it looks like they may have had a point.
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Judging by the records themselves, it will be a showdown between power and technique.
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What does this whole experience tell people about judging a book by its cover?
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Alas, judging by her economic policies so far, she is more inclined to tinker.
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That's how it seems, anyway, judging from the Country Music Awards on Wednesday night.
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But judging by the reception of Ms. Nettles's look, a shift may be underway.
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People aren't just judging your status — they're making assumptions about your earning potential, too.
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Judging by device and services sales, I think much less than privacy advocates appreciate.
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Judging from the action we've already seen, that event is bound to be intense.
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Judging by the turbulent time Psamtik was living in, this would not be surprising.
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Judging from the preview for next week, Sassoon doesn't appear to be backing down.
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Judging by the accompanying photos, they look more like trash oases than relaxing paradises.
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After voting ends, the top three dogs will move on to the judging phase.
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Judging by the numbers, Hain shareholders viewed these changes as too little, too late.
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And judging by the media's coverage, journalists are still having a tough time coping.
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Five justices decide cases more or less in the Anglo American tradition of judging.
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Leaders of hostile nations may or may not qualify, depending on who is judging.
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Judging by all available polling, though, Harris is not even close to the frontrunner.
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Judging from that, it's unlikely that the home will ever be empty for long.
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It's possible judging by Kate Hudson, Kaley Cuoco and Khloé Kardashian's new longer looks.
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Perhaps it was the ratings spike that lured her back to the judging panel?
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Judging from audience reactions, that may have been a savvy move on Disney's part.
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Judging the Warriors' level of play based solely on wins and losses is useless.
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I hope that the project will push everyone to wonder twice before judging someone.
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And there was no sign of any imminent awakening judging by this morning's performance.
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Judging by the caption, she's fully aware that she comes from a big family.
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A lot of people who would be considered Diana fans, judging by their profiles.
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Brandon's definitely not out of it -- but judging by Brown's smile yesterday, he's confident.
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Judging is, quite obviously, imperfect for a number of reasons in MMA right now.
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And judging by the pictures they're posting of their exploits, they're having a blast.
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Judging by Fonseka's predecessors, he may stay in venture beyond his time at CrunchFund.
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There are two: one between two children, undoubtedly related judging by their unfortunate commonalities.
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"You have about a 45-degree angle where you can start judging," Michaud said.
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I feel like the same company might be behind these, judging by the consistency.
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It also appears to be a faithful likeness, judging from the photographs of Mrs.
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Just judging by statistics, the conventional United States military dwarfs Iran's in every way.
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Beppe Severgnini MILAN — Judging by its voters on Sunday, half of Italy is angry.
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Interest in 25G E is higher than ever, judging from search results on Google.
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"I am on seven different breed judging panels and I'm not biased," Wyllie says.
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And that crowd, judging from the reaction to Gingrich's speech, is eating it up.
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Judging someone on their bad blog posts when they were a talk radio host?
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Or maybe I had been judging myself, predicting all along that this would happen.
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Judging whether an agreement will prove worth the cost, though, is trickier to calculate.
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He suffered a fractured knee but judging from the pics ... he was super lucky.
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I stopped over-analyzing things and judging these guys, and started opening up more.
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"Judging from the past five years, he has the situation under control," she said.
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What we're looking at: This photo essay of the judging of the Pulitzer Prizes.
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Judging from related species elsewhere in Southeast Asia, their ancestors were likely full sized.
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Skating, especially on the Olympic level, is a sport with a mystifying judging system.
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Judging from Mr. Holten's experience, running the Royal Opera is not an easy job.
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Everyone brings his or her own values and standards to the work of judging.
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It was a real lesson about the dangers of judging people based on appearances.
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It's a hard time for retailers, judging by the latest quarterly results of Macy's.
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They're no doubt judging the politics of it all and looking to the numbers.
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The answer, judging from the number of nonfiction titles about them, is … a lot.
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Judging by the quickness of her movements, the chattering of her teeth, she's dopesick.
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But he paid them less than men, judging them too inexperienced to sew. Why?
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Judging by the accuracy of previous estimates, the 2050 end date may be optimistic.
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Society's signals for judging reputation and trustworthiness haven't caught up with the changing tech.
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As usual, Trump has created the most problematic record for judging his own actions.
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And he is agitated about that, judging by his fandango of self-pitying tweets.
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But judging by the four moons in the night sky, this is not Earth!
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The second season, judging from the first three episodes, is a real step up.
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The authors will split the 50,0003 pounds ($62,800) annual prize, the judging panel said.
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The authors will split the 50,0003 pounds ($62,800) annual prize, the judging panel said.
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Not because they're gay, I'm just judging them on the merits of their character.
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Let's get back to judging works on their merits, not by our personal politics.
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Judging by social media, other passengers trapped on board have had more difficult moments.
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The standard for judging Abbas today is his statement at the UN last week.
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The legal expertise that judges bring to judging was supposed to speak for itself.
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Judging a stock by its name may not be a daft strategy after all.
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Judging by the latest data, it appears that shift in focus has paid off.
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"Other countries are constantly judging each other's positions in the world," Mr. Victor said.
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And judging by what's in the trailers, I will all the way through it.
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Not caring what other people think of me by judging me by my looks.
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But they are by no means essential to judging whether you like a wine.
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In fact, judging by these photos ... it seems like most dogs fit inside bags.
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"I don't respect people eating meat and still judging me for hunting," she added.
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Judging by his reaction, the president-elect and his supporters are ready to fight.
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JUDGING BY THE WEAKNESS IN THE CHINESE CURRENCY THE WORLD'S NOT INVESTING IN CHINA.
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Judging by the strong reaction on Twitter, I'm not alone in feeling that way.
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Roudier was judging at the letter "M," on the long side of the manège.
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Say you are not judging her or criticizing her, you are concerned about her.
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But, what we know -- judging from Tuesday -- is that it would be a circus.
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In fact, judging by its current green-splat Rotten Tomatoes score, many people don't.
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Charles Whittaker found judging excruciating, suffered nervous exhaustion, and returned to the corporate world.
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Judging from a patent filed in September 2015 and made public Thursday, Apple can.
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Are we judging him kindly then because we love the very idea of him?
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When I (gently) mentioned my disapproval, she got mad at me for judging her.
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Judging by Mr. Trump's shutdown rhetoric, they've got their work cut out for them.
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And judging by the relatively muted reaction coming from the public, Canadians aren't either.
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But judging by comments from Triple-A manager Delino DeShields, a promotion isn't imminent.
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Was anyone skimming the pages judging my skills or speculating as to my intentions?
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A thousand women will be sitting there judging the fuck out of this guy!
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" She said, "But this is a magazine that is all about judging on appearances.
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Judging by streaming services' showing at this year's Emmy's, the spending is paying off.
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And judging by the reaction of the stock market, investors don't like its chances.
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I'm also not interested in judging Lohan for wanting to collect that MTV money.
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When the rules of judging skating in international competition changed in 2004, with the goal of making judging more transparent, one of the consequences was the rewarding of skaters who attempt more challenging technical elements in the pursuit of ever more points.
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Judging by the state of Kansas, the answer is not as far as they thought.
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In the 1990s, population targets became a major criterion for judging the performance of officials.
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If we're judging by our Photoshop, then JGL looks hilarious in the Ant Man suit.
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Judging by the numbers alone, the much-touted ICE raids were far from a success.
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Tuesday was the final night of judging for the 21th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
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Judging by the season premiere, the Shepherds had forged a mutually beneficial relationship with Francis.
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Then, to add in publicity and people judging you … makes it a million times worse.
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But judging from his red hot Twitter feed, Trump is already chafing at its constraints.
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Judging by this photo of her sitting in a giant pile of shoes, probably not.
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And judging by their well-rested and fresh faces, they may have seen it coming!
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And judging by the players' reactions in the video below, they're pretty excited about it.
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Judging by his tweets, Trump is still treating global warming as something to joke about.
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It's scary trying to figure out who you are with the world watching and judging.
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And judging by how immersed the Warriors are in technology, the two are hardly disconnected.
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Let's stop judging and start chugging more chocolate milk with soggy bread in it, OK?
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I'm also grateful that I've never had to worry about whether others are judging me.
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The brand's Shanna heel has become her go-to, judging by her most recent appearances.
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Men who are judging what they're giving a woman from their own drug-taking experience.
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Which is why, judging by Katie's outgoing personality, she's the perfect fit for the brand.
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Australia's Tropfest announced on Wednesday that Sarandon would be judging the event, set for Feb.
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And judging from its first drop, it's about to sparkle up the store's accessories aisle.
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Judging from the initial reaction, his performance has unsettled even those who usually fear him.
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Judging duties for this bout will go to Derek Clark, Sal D'Amato and Junichiro Kamijo.
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Judging by the recently released trailer, these characters will be translated to the screen perfectly.
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If I was judging on presentation alone, the Italian cannoli pancakes would take the crown.
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But Priebus said he doesn't believe voters are judging Trump on his earlier personal life.
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So how did she prepare for the nonsporting group judging Monday night at the Garden?
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Judging by the ongoing fan polls that Bravo itself promotes, some initially sided with Radziwill.
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To some extent, judging Wall Street by its ability to make accurate predictions is silly.
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This, Zuckerberg says, would mean that his company would judging what is 100 percent true.
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And judging by the first episode of season 2, it's only going to get darker.
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And judging from her increasingly strong debate performances, Klobuchar should be up to the task.
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More information about the ABLA, judging process and nomination process is available online at abla.cnbc.
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The foundation is surrounded by hyperbole, so judging the outcomes it has delivered is difficult.
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It's important to approach parenting in a nonjudgmental way, and that includes not judging yourself.
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Looking ahead, judging presidents by policies rather than outcomes may be all the more important.
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That might be where the link for Usage Insights shows up, judging by this screenshot.
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In judging the choices before them, first-time voters have no personal basis for comparison.
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So yes — judging Melania based on her pink Delpozo dress is mean and uncalled for.
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But a fall on such a scale is certainly not impossible, judging by the fundamentals.
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Well, judging by her MTV VMAs performance, it seems Ariana Grande doesn't have that problem.
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She was an artist with energy to burn, judging by the works representing her here.
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Judging by the accents and patriotic outfits at the venue, Irish fans seemed particularly plentiful.
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"They can imagine that the statue is looking at them or judging them," she said.
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Judging from their lack of suggestions, it seems they don't want them discussed at all.
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The incident quickly escalates from there, judging by the audio, which lasts for 45 seconds.
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It yearns to assign inexplicable percentages, and yet I am more comfortable judging for myself.
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The imperfections of this scheme are clear, judging by weak returns in the state sector.
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Judging from the trailer (and the book), this will be the franchise's sexiest film yet.
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We'd say it helped with the nerves but, judging from the footage, he's a pro.
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The lyrics deal with daring to be yourself and not caring about people judging you.
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To me, political correctness is about respecting people and understanding different viewpoints without judging people.
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"But that judging should be done by the community, and not by any particular player."
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And judging from the trailer for the play, it's going to be an emotional ride.
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Judging by the hooting and clapping, the sobriety level in the room is decreasing exponentially.
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And judging from the mock-ups, Tar-jay's about to get more modern and convenient.
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Force is America's favorite tool of foreign policy, judging by where it puts its money.
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For Google, the work represents more than just a new method of judging cardiovascular risk.
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We had a blast judging Arie's awkward kisses and catching up on each other's weeks.
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I try not to count all the people judging me right now, but it's hard.
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But haven't we already made the mistake of judging things on their appearance too quickly?
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The two-day show in New York City featured contests from agility to cosmetic judging.
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But judging by the film's intense trailer, it hardly feels like a vision of love.
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But people don't usually give machine intelligence much credence when it comes to judging beauty.
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The one to Germany was particularly sharp, judging by extracts in the New York Times.
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Judging by the trailer above, these pals haven't completely moved on from their college days.
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IRONGATE, meanwhile, only stretches to 2012, judging by the compile dates of the malware samples.
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Thighs and upper arms are critical to judging the size and weight of a dinosaur.
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Judging by the shoemaker's website, they look a lot like the Duke style (cost $135).
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Judging by season 2 spoilers leaked across Instagram, hot guys are disposable on Scream Queens.
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Judging from this season's preview, the two are going to have some rocky roads ahead.
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Judging from polls, much of Jeb Bush's support is likely to end up with Rubio.
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I can barely deal working out in groups because I think everyone is judging me.
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Judging from the three services' own testimony, the airing of such grievances is long overdue.
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Judging by the well-viewed "bid day" videos sororities post on YouTube, that hasn't changed.
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He'll be on site in Orlando, learning about dog showing, judging, and so much more.
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Judging from this process, a hot dog could also be described as cured meat pâté.
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Which means, judging by the individuals already available on the site, they'll be $17 each.
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On the Las Vegas agenda ... judging a bikini contest and some hardcore post-fight partying.
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But judging by Swanepoel's quick comeback, we expect Prinsloo to be hot on her heels.
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We have an industrial designer [judging] almost every competition that really focuses on the looks.
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Judging by the replies to his tweet, King isn't the only Erica fan out there.
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But, judging by his actions since the Democratic Primary officially ended, one thing is certain.
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In fact, we hope the third time is not the charm, judging from past failures.
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Judging by the new photos, though, retirement may be agreeing with the notoriously cranky host.
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Judging from her wide smile, Kourtney is clearly letting go and having a good time.
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Judging from the race so far, neither Sanders nor Clinton has conclusively answered this question.
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Judging the trouble they had, this challenge was way harder than playing against the Knicks.
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Judging from these pussycats' eager paws, Yoshizuki's foodie pets have quite the sophisticated palates. Oishi!
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Gary Cohn just laid out a simple standard for judging the Trump administration: economic growth.
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But all too often, they've become a way to justify judging women by their looks.
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"I pray we all can get this some way without judging my son," she said.
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Judging by other recent such competitions, the bids could reach $93 billion or even higher.
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And Burgess didn't look ok with it, judging by how quickly she moved his hand.
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Judging by the expression on O'Kelly's face, my attempts did not have the desired effect.
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"I didn't feel myself judging her about it," says Zellweger of Bridget's unplanned new addition.
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Judging by at least one indicator, the revitalization plans are already paying off for USF.
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Judging by the 4:48 AM time stamp, I suspect we were at The Clubs.
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I never imagined walking down the aisle without her or her not judging my dress.
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He calls the piece legendary, and judging by some legendary stains, you can see why.
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Judging by his expression, we're guessing a nice man from AAA came to the rescue.
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But, judging by the LME options market, the optimism comes with a sell-by date.
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Judging by the audience — and Mo's — reaction, the film hasn't lost any of its charm.
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If we judge each other on first impressions, what are we judging each other by?
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Judging from the vague responses and lingering questions, no one was satisfied with his answers.
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As in Forged in Fire, contestants confront the judging panel three times in each episode.
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Hot Fuzz's plot centers on the upcoming judging for the Village of the Year award.
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Both Brown and Batygin are, judging from their Twitter posts, not happy about these errors.
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One familiar face won't be coming back to the rotating judging roster of The Voice.
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No one could know I believed everyone was looking at my skin and judging me.
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On the subway, I felt eyes staring at it, and then at me — judging us.
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Big consumers expected a relatively prompt revival, however, judging by the price of futures contracts.
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The bit was evidently shot in England, judging by the placement of Corden's steering wheel.
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Yet here too, the polling (judging by YouGov's tracker) suggests that the campaign has failed.
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And, judging by the braids, we're either on vacation or had just gotten back. Cuties!
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Judging from the statements yesterday, Congress is unlikely to do so again any time soon.
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Was it hard judging what to show and -- perhaps more importantly -- what not to show?
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" Judging by the reaction — shocked gasps, shrieks and one man repeatedly shouting "Oh, my God!
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A TechCrunch editor will moderate the judging and cast the tie-breaker ballot, if needed.
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Later, after I spoke to other Real Housewives across the country, I regretted judging her.
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Judging by the DEA invoice, these exploits included zero-days present in common file formats.
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Judging from the response on the right, pissing off the left was the whole point.
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She won 529 points through a combination of votes from viewers and national judging panels.
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Apparently not at all, judging by the belief-defying buddy act in the Rose Garden.
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John Flannery, General Electric's new boss, has axed some digital projects after judging them extravagant.
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Even today, alcohol is a valued commodity in Connecticut, at least judging by the price.
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But judging from backstage whispers, the next acts of the play could still be ugly.
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It should not be provided with the intent of coercing, shaming, or judging a woman.
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Soon, I developed a habit of judging celebrities based wholly on their interactions with Dave.
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But judging by tweets, his most important race is getting home and seeing his son.
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However, judging by the recent past, apologies are not likely forthcoming from the responsible parties.
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Many Democrats in Washington would like to hasten that day, judging from statements on Tuesday.
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More information about CNBC's ABLA, judging process and nomination process is available online at abla.cnbc.com.
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Her fear of people judging her circled her head in permutations that became increasingly invasive.
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But if you buy a new phone just to take "slofies," I'm judging you hard.
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Judging by this timeline of their public talks and interactions, something will have to change.
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Judging from the scant photographic and documentary evidence available, the statue had little artistic value.
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Judging by this tweet from May 31, it's been a few days since the removal.
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And judging from this collection, the "beyond" was full of weird fish and outstanding penmanship.
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Judging by the AWS folder directory, many of the recordings date from 2015 to 2017.
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But it does mean I spend a lot of time judging people by their appearances.
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A TechCrunch editor will moderate the judging and cast the tie-breaker ballot if needed.
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Judging by his diet, it seems like health may have already been on the line.
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Which, judging by Stefani and Urban Decay's combined fan base, will probably be, like, tomorrow.
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A TechCrunch editor will moderate the judging, and cast the tie-breaker ballot, if needed.
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Nor does it seem, for men, to connect to insecurities about others judging their genitals.
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This woman sacrificed so much to defend your rights, and now you're still judging her.
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Judging from the body language of the undecideds, however, only a handful seemed genuinely unsure.
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But, to blame Saturday's loss on poor judging screams of a man looking for excuses.
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Her fans seem to be embracing the fresh color combination, judging from her Instagram comments.
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But judging by what they've put out so far, season three is worth the wait.
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In other cases, we ignore information about the prevalence of events when judging their likelihood.
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And judging by this short press conference at the CDC, that's probably for the best.
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Judging from the pair's friendly rapport, this rivalry is good for an after-party laugh.
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But we're judging him by today's times instead of the times in which he lived.
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Chen also did well on the more subjective judging elements, getting over 21 for performance.
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Transparency is the No. 1 concern on people's minds, judging by the responses I received.
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But judging by what captivated those attending the preview, that will be hard to do.
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Ms. Gonnella-Platts said judging first ladies by what they wear was sexist and wrong.
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Jason Smith and Marcela Valladolid will be joined by Shinmin Li for the final judging.
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Some viewers regarded the interruptions as off-putting, judging from some of the Twitter traffic.
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Judging from the small size of this shift, Dr. Snyder described the change as modest.
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Judging from their DNA, Denisovans shared a common ancestor with Neanderthals about 400,000 years ago.
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He threw it in the trash, walked out, then presented the trash bin for judging.
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Judging from Wordplay comments over the years, some solvers will feel cheated and others relieved.
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It's unclear how the fun new car fits into that plan ... but we ain't judging.
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That may be because people are uncomfortable judging or criticizing members of traditionally disadvantaged groups.
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But judging from these first two episodes, it's apparent that these are not confrontational interviews.
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Embarrassment is the fear that others are judging us incompetent performers of our social roles.
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But before judging, ask yourself: What are the consequences of portraying Europeans as above anthropology?
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Judging by the cars driving in Brooklyn by apartment, it seems like it&aposs moving.
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In middle age, dual breast cancer diagnoses brought us together again, no longer judging, rejoined.
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Judging from the rapid rise in cases since the first cluster was reported on Dec.
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And judging by how many times I've seen these ads, it does this a lot.
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All 40 finalists will travel to Washington D.C. in March for a rigorous judging process.
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Judging from this year's theme, the WEF believes creating a shared future lies within reach.
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And judging from the trailer which dropped on Wednesday, he's going out with a bang.
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A Maltese (we promise there is a dog under there) is groomed ahead of judging.
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Judging by the lines outside the caboose, she and Mr. Clark have found some answers.
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Yet even as we set goals, it's important to be aware of any self-judging.
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But judging an organization solely by overhead isn't just useless — it can actually cause harm.
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It just spins out good in Washington, D.C. People are judging us based on results.
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But interest in the sport, at least judging by TV ratings and overall attendance, stagnated.
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And judging by the results, it worked in spite of, not because of, its government.
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You would think he committed a high crime or misdemeanor judging from the internet's reaction.
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By "observing," I, of course, mean "judging everyone severely" for simply living their best lives.
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Judging by his record low-approval ratings, most Americans already doubt his credibility and sincerity.
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And you dont wanna feel like you're paying someone who is automatically judging you too.
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His message is simple, while Mueller's report (judging by the sheer length) is more complicated.
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Judging from its first trailer, the upcoming Apple TV+ show "See" takes a different approach.
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And judging from the past, readers will send in many more donations to these groups.
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Judging by shifts in Britain and Spain, stability in Germany may not be that assured.
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Judging by the current number of yeehaw memes on Twitter, it's already a huge success.
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Mary Berry joins the judging; Nia Vardalos and her husband, Ian Gomez, are the hosts.
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Though judging by the constant vibrations in my pocket, I'd imagine that's not the case.
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And judging from the reactions of the men in my life, they're huge fans, too.
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West, perhaps the most experienced of anyone at judging it, said intent is the key.
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Research also indicates that older surgeons do a poor job of judging their own competence.
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People aren't judging you on what you look like or your gender anything like that.
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Some people shell out $3,300 for a Super Bowl ticket, so no point in judging.
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