Most regarded this as unproblematic—as long as it was with colleagues they regarded as peers.
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Mr Green regarded them as too posh and they regarded him as a bit of a bore.
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Because foundations tended to fund liberal causes, they were regarded benignly by most liberals, when they were regarded at all.
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The candidates I regarded as plausible presidents when they entered the room, I still regarded as plausible presidents when they left.
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I was a man well regarded in slavery, which is to say I was never regarded as a man at all.
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The way we once regarded dogs — not the cleanest creatures but useful to have around — is the way we once regarded children.
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Assisted-suicide regimes use physical criteria to divide a population between those whose suicides are regarded as terrible and those whose suicides are regarded as desirable.
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"Back then, 90% of the centenarians were regarded as treasures by their family members," Suzuki said, noting that now many are regarded as more of a burden.
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The movie was remade as a highly-regarded musical in 1954 with Judy Garland, and then again in 1976 with Barbara Streisand (in a not-so-highly regarded version).
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Edge compares Smart-Grosvenor to Zora Neale Hurston, belatedly regarded as a deeply important figure in American literary history, even though she wasn't necessarily regarded as such in her time.
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"Aquarius," starring Sonia Braga, was widely regarded by critics and filmmakers alike as the country's strongest choice, but a process regarded as politicized left the lesser-known "Little Secret" as its entry.
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Now he is regarded as an important second generation artist.
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Today it is regarded as a masterpiece of American literature.
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That human component is still regarded as its weakest link.
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All three are regarded as more uncompromisingly conservative than Merkel.
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Even so, these should not be regarded as mainstream hardware.
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Bisexual and transgender people have been regarded as an afterthought.
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Many Christian sects regarded sex as sinful, impure, even dirty.
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In any other business this would be regarded as extortion.
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Camp is also highly regarded in startup and venture circles.
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Many Venezuelans regarded the exercise as a baffling maths test.
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In the past, it's even been regarded as a myth.
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Astonishingly, all this is regarded in France as perfectly normal.
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Englishness, by contrast, is increasingly regarded as insular and atavistic.
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Today, it is regarded as the apotheosis of Moorish architecture.
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That much seems to be regarded as a universal truth.
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"You'll be regarded as financial visionaries," he tells the SEC.
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Why are tenors regarded almost mystically as a class apart?
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These days China is increasingly regarded as a dangerous competitor.
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Property is regarded as critical to Hong Kong's financial stability.
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They have no rights, and are not regarded as persons.
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Is that right that its regarded as a china play?
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And victims themselves are often regarded as unreliable, she said.
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They are instead regarded as illegal immigrants from neighbouring Bangladesh.
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Some regarded this as disloyalty in a time of crisis.
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It is regarded as sacred by Jews, Christians and Muslims.
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His daughter, Maryam, is widely regarded as his potential successor.
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He wants to be regarded as a creative above all.
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He regarded this act of vandalism as an artistic gesture.
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Some regarded this as jury tampering and obstruction of justice.
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He was regarded as one of the greatest defensive fighters.
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"Europe is regarded as the 'birthplace of democracy,' " Burt wrote.
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So far, Instagram users have regarded the move as controversial.
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Paul once regarded himself as the guardian of government protocols.
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Partisanship is often regarded as a cancer in American politics.
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Inside Trump World, these matters were regarded as drastically overblown.
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An oddbody whose electronic core still functions is highly regarded.
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Shakir is a highly respected and well regarded mainstream progressive.
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Until 2001, China had regarded homosexuality as a mental disorder.
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Prince Ali is regarded as an outsider in the Feb.
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Michelle Phan is often regarded as the original beauty YouTuber.
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America's election officials are rightly regarded as democracy's first responders.
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Beyond that, how is he regarded in DC and Michigan?
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"The watches are regarded as unauthorized transmitting equipment," Homann said.
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Along the way, Hulu lost its highly regarded chief executive.
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This, at least in film, generally is regarded as positive.
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Everyone who works with Americans is regarded as an infidel.
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Bottom line: Feinberg is a highly regarded physician and executive.
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Sports, a predominantly masculine field, is regarded as more serious.
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We are accustomed to being regarded as strange and countercultural.
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These were all things they regarded as serious and unnerving.
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Many privacy advocates in California regarded Chau as their champion.
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Today, Dellschau is regarded as an exemplary American outsider artist.
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Low was regarded as close to Najib and his family.
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He is regarded as close to Najib and his family.
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He was regarded as a potential future White House contender.
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He said he regarded Mr. Bassiouni as an adoptive father.
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They regarded me as a leading light on juvenile delinquency.
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This was regarded as one of Trump's better presidential moments.
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They [Shincheonji members] are generally regarded as not particularly malign.
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The second obstacle regarded the password for the iTunes backup.
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Water competence should be regarded the same way, he said.
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His physique is sometimes regarded as a riddle of nature.
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Through it all, Mr. Yevtushenko regarded himself as a patriot.
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The rate increase is widely regarded as a foregone conclusion.
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Antitrust laws in the US are widely regarded as weak.
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Buildings, like people, deserve to be regarded and judged individually.
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This bond market phenomena is regarded as a recessionary signal.
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Lugo was regarded as the Diamondbacks' No. 22017 overall prospect.
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He continues to be regarded in this way by many.
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If so, it would formally be regarded as high risk.
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Curating the 210LADs was a job she regarded as sacrosanct.
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He is regarded as an expert in volatility and derivatives.
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Regaining her composure, she once again regarded him with exasperation.
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In fact, the tomato was not always so well regarded.
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Instead, it should be regarded as a, you know, phone.
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"He was someone who I regarded highly," Mr. Dillard said.
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The original film has gotten two poorly regarded sequels, released in 2000 and 2016, as well as three poorly regarded video game tie-ins, including a crossover with the essentially unrelated survival horror game Nocturne.
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But he regarded it as "where he was obliged to live".
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Although the EITCis generally well-regarded, it does have some kinks.
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The UAE said it regarded the incident as a terror attack.
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"In the beginning [...] we were regarded as mad," Boshoff tells Norman.
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Virginia, home of the well-regarded College of William and Mary.
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China, South Korea and Australia are also regarded as strong markets.
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Now, thanks to Trump, it's regarded as a smart business strategy.
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Well-regarded, that's another euphemism for been around a long time.
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He was widely regarded as an effective legislator and moderate Democrat.
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The United States has long regarded it as a terrorist organization.
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Usain Bolt is regarded as the greatest runner of our time.
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High blood pressure has long been regarded as a health concern.
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Christian missionaries are often regarded with suspicion in Muslim-majority Turkey.
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It was regarded as brilliant, and O'Neill himself as a seer.
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When hospitals do the same it's regarded as an honest mistake.
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Clarida, a well-regarded monetary economist, is seen as particularly influential.
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" It was a fashion Comey allegedly regarded as "sort of calculated.
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In mainland China gay people are still often regarded as deviants.
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People who get famous so rapidly are often regarded as outliers.
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Privatisation is increasingly regarded as a problem rather than a solution.
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Feis is being regarded as a hero for saving students' lives.
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But dutiful dullards frequently end up better regarded than talented chancers.
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Therefore they should be regarded as estimates rather than hard data.
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Childhood came to be regarded as a separate stage of life.
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Indians have long regarded gold as the surest store of wealth.
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I regarded their drawers full of intimidating sex toys with caution.
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Ms Kavezina regarded being "busted" by the FBI as a crisis.
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Such a good director and so well regarded everywhere he went.
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Biden is regarded as a natural in this sort of campaigning.
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Cattle are regarded as an intermediary between the tribe and god.
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The pattern is regarded as a bellwether of shifting national tastes.
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I regarded fashion as a film, as an elegant movement image.
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Behavioral scholars have come up with reasons annuities aren't highly regarded.
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Facebook once regarded itself as a largely neutral platform for content.
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Cambridge G2A small speaker from a well-regarded British audio company.
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But he was not regarded by workmates as driven by greed.
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Not all people regarded the lives of newborn babes as sacrosanct.
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Within their own parties, the candidates are generally more highly regarded.
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Anderson speculated that, on the contrary, some were regarded as heroes.
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Thai king since 1946, Bhumibol was regarded as a unifying figure.
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The usual suspects, widely regarded indicators, are sending out mixed signals.
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Patel is regarded as less likely to stir controversy than Rajan.
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His testimony regarded information on Oswald's time in the Soviet Union.
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Paris is well-regarded as the fashion capital of the world.
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Sites where opinion is regarded more highly than fact (I checked).
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She regarded J like a used prophylactic stuck to her sneaker.
|
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Shamansky says the couple is "extremely well-regarded" in the community.
|
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He regarded the management at the companies he targeted with contempt.
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The site is regarded as sacred by Jews, Christians and Muslims.
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He and David Horowitz wrote well-regarded biographies of prominent families.
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I regarded it as a good omen and put it back.
|
|
These requests are regarded by others as efforts to sanitise history.
|
|
She is highly regarded as a career prosecutor and public servant.
|
|
Positions once regarded as cranky or even forbidden are becoming mainstream.
|
|
The corridors also have been regarded with skepticism by international actors.
|
|
JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon's annual letters are also highly regarded.
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We cannot allow an abuser to be regarded as a protector.
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|
Around the newsroom, profanity has always been regarded soberly and warily.
|
|
Most Rohingya are stateless and regarded as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh.
|
|
The author of the research is highly regarded in his field.
|
|
He is not regarded as a progressive hero, like Elizabeth Warren.
|
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Ryanair is widely regarded to pay competitive wages to senior pilots.
|
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He regarded the exam as separate from his son's behavioral issues.
|
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Education has long been regarded as an area of relative bipartisanship.
|
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It is regarded as the first artifact of the supermodel era.
|
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In antidoping circles, he is not regarded as an aggressive crusader.
|
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" Any criticism of Pyongyang's extortionist ways will be regarded "anti-peace.
|
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It is widely regarded as the first arrest for intoxicated driving.
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The program used methods that are now widely regarded as torture.
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Years back, the American team hired a well-regarded Swedish coach.
|
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It didn't help that regional beverage awards weren't highly regarded, either.
|
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Still, the tests are highly regarded as accurate by law enforcement.
|
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After hundreds of books, he still regarded himself as a student.
|
|
He was not, however, regarded as a success in that role.
|
|
How is the behavior learned and regarded differently in different cultures?
|
|
No Foot Prints and Bombaywalla are well-regarded local tour companies.
|
|
Under localism, national politicians are regarded like generals in Tolstoy novels.
|
|
Kelvin Droegemeier, a well-regarded meteorologist, has a long research record.
|
|
"They don't want to be regarded as against equality," she said.
|
|
Today, it is still regarded as the premier regional art fair.
|
|
It's widely regarded as the most powerful political group in Lebanon.
|
|
His followers regarded him as a guru-like expert on ethics.
|
|
U.S. investigators had regarded Najib's government as obstructive, sources have said.
|
|
The prince is regarded a bit warily by the British public.
|
|
The university remains highly regarded for its medical and science graduates.
|
|
It's regarded as one of the greatest works in modern literature.
|
|
Flat earthers are not typically regarded as arbiters of scientific reason.
|
|
Some were highly regarded scholars from Harvard, Princeton, Yale and Stanford.
|
|
Bettencourt was long regarded as the richest woman in the world.
|
|
General Abizaid remains highly regarded by both military and diplomatic veterans.
|
|
It is regarded as an important part of healthy brain function.
|
|
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini regarded them as the highest proof of guilt.
|
|
President Morales, a former television comedian, is widely regarded as corrupt.
|
|
These remote, agricultural communities are regarded as Europe's last matriarchal society.
|
|
We were ten, eleven years old and not regarded as precocious.
|
|
Agents regarded him as a good manager and an independent director.
|
|
That women's bodies should be regarded as shameful instead of celebrated?
|
|
In Pennsylvania, Republican Rick Saccone was regarded as a lackluster candidate.
|
|
More problematic is the way they are regarded by native Chinese.
|
|
It's saying that the truth is being regarded as mostly irrelevant.
|
|
For ages, earthlings regarded lightning as an indicator of godly wrath.
|
|
The in-airport layover is often regarded as a frustrating bore.
|
|
His relatability is well-regarded, as is his attitude and character.
|
|
Marx seems to have regarded none of that material as publishable.
|
|
Kennedy has long been regarded as a champion of civil rights.
|
|
Still, he made clear that he regarded her actions as serious.
|
|
Cillizza: Russell was regarded as a legislative giant in his time.
|
|
At school, I sensed that outsiders regarded me with benevolent concern.
|
|
Soy is regarded as a safe part of a healthy diet.
|
|
In sum, Pinker is widely regarded as a brilliant, accomplished man.
|
|
Kamala Harris -- all of whom are regarded as top-tier candidates.
|
|
He regarded television as trash and most Hollywood films as superficial.
|
|
" The government, Mr. Ford added, "isn't regarded as a credible source.
|
|
Luke is regarded in this way, and Rey does understand that.
|
|
The production is often regarded as a machine that runs itself.
|
|
My ball-striking, I've always regarded as a strength of mine.
|
|
You are regarded as boring when you're just a good sportsman.
|
|
The Court regarded such a broad funding cutoff as unconstitutionally coercive.
|
|
Rather than being regarded as capital, data should be treated as labour—and, more specifically, regarded as the property of those who generate such information, unless they agree to provide it to firms in exchange for payment.
|
|
Death metal was very regarded as just a noise to most people.
|
|
Look for names connected with reputable organizations or other well-regarded personalities.
|
|
Britain is regarded as a leader in global efforts to combat slavery.
|
|
But the YPG is regarded by Turkish authorities as a terrorist group.
|
|
Societies regarded women as inferior to men, and that is almost eradicated.
|
|
Consider wellness, which is increasingly regarded as a modern embodiment of luxury.
|
|
OK Computer is regarded as one of Radiohead's most successful, important albums.
|
|
Gorsuch has been well-regarded in conservative legal circles for many years.
|
|
Fairly was regarded as a knowledgeable broadcast analyst with a folksy style.
|
|
The funding of the Contras was largely regarded as U.S.-sponsored terrorism.
|
|
For them, anything that reduces depression should be regarded as an antidepressant.
|
|
Certainly one test shouldn't be regarded as the end-all, be-all.
|
|
Both may be regarded as services on top of a platform utility.
|
|
"Jane the Virgin," the well-regarded CW series, which returns on Jan.
|
|
They are abominable preparations and ought to be regarded with deep abhorrence.
|
|
She regarded each job during her heyday as just that — a job.
|
|
The cabinet members regarded as truly terrible were the non-inept ones.
|
|
McMaster, a highly regarded military tactician, is known for challenging his superiors.
|
|
Warren Buffett is widely regarded as one of the best investors alive.
|
|
"Lobsters were regarded as a disgusting vermin of the sea," Sewitz said.
|
|
Seller concern is based largely on how they've been regarded by Amazon.
|
|
Mill is rightly regarded as one of the great founders of liberalism.
|
|
The word is now regarded by many queer people as a slur.
|
|
Consequently, its employees are often regarded as happy, willing, and even docile.
|
|
Yields on U.S. Treasuries, regarded as among the world's safest investments, fell.
|
|
She's often regarded as the most famous dog in White House history.
|
|
So transportation, telecoms, these are highly regarded assets by the Japanese public.
|
|
She co-wrote a well-regarded spell book with her romantic partner.
|
|
I regarded him with a quizzical nod and took a step back.
|
|
But authoritarian governments have often regarded them as a threat to society.
|
|
Sayers is regarded as one of the greatest players in NFL history.
|
|
The Apple Watch is often regarded as a perfect piece of tech.
|
|
The continued "gradual" rate increases are regarded as insurance against that possibility.
|
|
The group is regarded as more pragmatic than the other rebel outfits.
|
|
Mr Kabila would then no longer be regarded as the legitimate president.
|
|
They were big in the tape trade scene and highly regarded overseas.
|
|
Australia's capital city, Canberra, isn't regarded as the country's most thrilling city.
|
|
Still, Giuliani is regarded as an important member of the legal team.
|
|
Both are regarded as "high-quality, liquid assets" in formal regulatory requirements.
|
|
Maybe in 16763 years, Obama might be regarded like you suggest, Andrew.
|
|
He's also regarded as one of the greatest catchers of all time.
|
|
Stamos was widely regarded as one of Facebook's staunchest privacy advocates internally.
|
|
He added that the world now regarded Europe as an unstable continent.
|
|
In the U.S. military, George Washington is regarded as a military genius.
|
|
Mr Xi himself was regarded by his associates as ambitious and incorruptible.
|
|
Mejia, from a young age, regarded the tennis court as an arena.
|
|
Widely regarded as being more masculine and certainly more gangsta than Barack.
|
|
Elsewhere, a large youthful population would be regarded as an economic blessing.
|
|
"What should be regarded are the people that were lost," she said.
|
|
Clearnet to avoid the combined group being regarded as a dominant player.
|
|
The film is sure to be regarded as the series' poor relation.
|
|
The Western notion of separating religion from politics is regarded as nonsensical.
|
|
"Hold The Dark" was much more kindly regarded by critics than audiences.
|
|
" The explanation, the chief justice said, "can only be regarded as pretextual.
|
|
The methods used in that program are now widely regarded as torture.
|
|
He has already beaten some highly regarded contenders in this Derby field.
|
|
Mr. Patrick was regarded as an early proponent of reducing carbon emissions.
|
|
Turkey's well-regarded Economic Policy Research Foundation (TEPAV) think tank also reported
|
|
The job market is widely regarded to be close to full employment.
|
|
The Carolina Reaper is widely regarded as the hottest pepper on Earth.
|
|
She's regarded as the front-runner in the race to replace Gov.
|
|
Even so, she regarded Mosby as a singular catastrophe for the city.
|
|
There's Anker, which makes low-priced, well-regarded accessories for your electronics.
|
|
Regarded as a hard-liner on immigration, national security and social policy.
|
|
Mr. Kaine is not regarded as a superstar, not even in Virginia.
|
|
Mineral sunscreens are generally regarded as an effective alternative to chemical ones.
|
|
He applauded "Hizmet" participants — regarded as his followers — who had been arrested.
|
|
Markets regarded the Fed's increase in interest rates as a dovish hike.
|
|
The firm is widely regarded as the leader of passive index investing.
|
|
His motto, "Move fast and break things," was regarded as youthful insouciance.
|
|
The most highly regarded profession are nurses, followed closely by school teachers.
|
|
Copper prices are often regarded as a gauge of global economic growth.
|
|
Japan's private railway system is regarded as the best in the world.
|
|
An FDA license is widely regarded as the definitive stamp of approval.
|
|
Cruz is often regarded as unpopular among his colleagues in the Senate.
|
|
Yi is widely regarded as wielding far less political clout than Zhou.
|
|
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was regarded as a visionary reformer.
|
|
What if Islam was regarded as a seed and not a flower?
|
|
Literature was regarded as wicked, and hell was more real than heaven.
|
|
Salomon was, under Mr. Gutfreund's leadership, regarded as the industry's cutting edge.
|
|
I asked Sanford if he regarded the threat as a bargaining tactic.
|
|
The mainstream liberals are best regarded as supporting a robust mixed-economy.
|
|
I think both of them are regarded as pretty accomplished public servants.
|
|
Iran has a well-regarded cyber espionage program for slow, deliberate campaigns.
|
|
"Psychological treatment should be regarded as equally important to chemotherapy," Wu said.
|
|
Hand-tinted photographs were regarded as both a luxury and a novelty.
|
|
Even in the porn house, this is regarded as a faux pas.
|
|
IoT security is widely regarded as pretty bad, which makes some sense.
|
|
Radicals irked him; he regarded them with a kind of princely ennui.
|
|
The incident is regarded as the world's largest nuclear disaster since Chernobyl.
|
|
Consider wellness, which is increasingly regarded as a modern embodiment of luxury.
|
|
She's also glad that ASMR isn't regarded as sexual as much anymore.
|
|
Berman is a former prosecutor in the office and is well-regarded.
|
|
FRANKFURT — Until recently European auto executives regarded Tesla with something like bemusement.
|
|
One such exchange regarded just how much contempt Ford had for history.
|
|
Anything that reduces depression and anxiety should be regarded as an antidepressant.
|
|
He is regarded as one of the FBI's experts on classification issues.
|
|
The company is generally regarded as the market leader in Southeast Asia.
|
|
He is now regarded as one of the wealthiest people in China.
|
|
Both lawyers are well-regarded in the legal community and fierce advocates.
|
|
The Kurdish militias are regarded by Turkey as dangerous, autonomy-minded insurgents.
|
|
Pluto was once regarded as the outer edge of the solar system.
|
|
And Venezuela's leftist president, Nicolás Maduro, is increasingly regarded as a despot.
|
|
Mr. Bornstein, 51, was regarded as a potential successor to Mr. Immelt.
|
|
Over the decades, he created many works now regarded as modern classics.
|
|
Lasting four days, Artissima is generally regarded as Italy's destination art fair.
|
|
The U.S. bond yield curve is widely regarded as a recession indicator.
|
|
Luzardo, 22, is regarded as one of the best prospects in baseball.
|
|
But state control in Roosevelt is not widely regarded as a success.
|
|
Croatia, regarded by most as underdogs, had the ball, had the initiative.
|
|
Human rights groups regarded the compromise reached Friday as a qualified victory.
|
|
Caterpillar has always been regarded as more than a company in Illinois.
|
|
The cricket rivalry is often regarded as the fiercest in any sport.
|
|
But he is now regarded as a "thief" in Portugal, he said.
|
|
Alexander the Great is regarded as one of history's most influential figures.
|
|
Keeping passwords hashed, or encrypted, is widely regarded as fundamental to cybersecurity.
|
|
Will liked both, so perhaps these entries are regarded as more common.
|
|
He's also regarded, however, as someone who sees potential where others don't.
|
|
Outsiders are, in these circumstances, indeed likely to be regarded as meddlesome.
|
|
He was regarded, in his time, as a kindly and likable figure.
|
|
It was regarded at the time as devastating to the Dukakis campaign.
|
|
Raymond was the youngest brother and was regarded as the most retiring.
|
|
Education is regarded as a tough market for achieving VC scale returns.
|
|
Ms. Vernooij said the Dutch agency regarded the Dekker study as confidential.
|
|
D.J. was for most of his life regarded as incapable of communication.
|
|
Ben Ali regarded the jihadis as a problem exported and therefore solved.
|
|
Chris Christie, is widely regarded as the state's most powerful unelected official.
|
|
"This is not unique and shouldn't be regarded as such," he said.
|
|
A comedy by Corneille, regarded as a pillar of classical French tragedy?
|
|
It is regarded a significant blow to the NCAA's system of amateurism.
|
|
For a few moments they regarded one another across the lichened tombstones.
|
|
Mexico is also eliminating what was regarded as government control of unions.
|
|
Meredith Whitney is regarded as the star analyst of the financial crisis.
|
|
Having a BMI at or above 35 is regarded as severe obesity.
|
|
Mr. Steele is "highly regarded" by intelligence colleagues, Mr. Schiff noted accurately.
|
|
But the decision to do so immediately is regarded as a mistake.
|
|
Those of us who are regarded as nonpersons do not need allies.
|
|
Yovanovitch is a highly regarded diplomat within the U.S. foreign policy establishment.
|
|
Those officers regarded the comments as a joke, according to the Times.
|
|
He is widely regarded as one of the greatest sushi chefs alive.
|
|
Your in-laws regarded you as a link to their lost beloved.
|
|
The Golf Environment Organization, for one, is a widely regarded international certification.
|
|
Those who were revered one day were regarded as undesirable the next.
|
|
"He was regarded as a fair, neutral, straightforward arbiter," Mr. McNally said.
|
|
"We're sort of a fraternity of highly regarded professionals," Dr. Dellinger said.
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Qibao, once regarded as drab wilderness, became the place to be seen.
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Wells Fargo was regarded for years as one of America's best banks.
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Some observers regarded art informel as Europe's answer to American Abstract Expressionism.
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We only look at things that are generally regarded as safe (GRAS).
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Several prefaced said they regarded the probability of impeachment as very low.
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Actually, for fans of boxing in general, Hardy is pretty well regarded.
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He will be regarded as a sort of outside candidate for President.
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Amiri is regarded as one of the most powerful figures in Iraq.
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Lufthansa announced late on Thursday the well-regarded Menne was leaving from Aug.
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He's widely regarded as one of the best defensive catchers of all time.
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At a hilltop outdoor snack bar, a teenage girl regarded us with astonishment.
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Just one year later, the company was profitable and highly regarded by customers.
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He's regarded as low-key and camera-shy, yet also congenial and accessible.
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These teaching are widely regarded as outmoded in today's world of burgeoning populations.
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Trump has owned casinos, places regarded by many Christians as dens of iniquity.
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It's a fresh reminder to minority shareholders of just how they are regarded.
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Many have been in use for centuries and were previously regarded as sacred.
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They are therefore regarded as one of the purest forms of Islamic finance.
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Authorities have warned that any fires deliberately set will be regarded as terrorism.
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In 2018, developers found success porting well-regarded indies to the portable console.
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Inside baseball, many in the scouting community regarded the book as the latter.
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It's also generally regarded as better than its competitors Siri, Alexa, and Cortana.
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But the group, which the government calls a sect, is regarded with suspicion.
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The Sochi conference this month was also largely regarded as an abject failure.
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Books were always regarded as a reward, a ticket to a new adventure.
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Ono's art was then regarded — or, more precisely, portrayed — as incomprehensible and provocative.
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Until a few months ago he was widely regarded as an erratic apparatchik.
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It was named the No. 1 best-regarded company in 2018 by Forbes.
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Though widely regarded as a success, the cost—around £195m ($240m)—was prohibitive.
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Trader Joe's, in particular, is well regarded for its varied frozen-food section.
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To succeed it required time and resources that the politicians regarded as unsustainable.
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Under normal circumstances, any one of these names would be regarded as untouchable.
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But it was also, maybe inevitably, regarded as a gimmick by many critics.
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Korea is generally regarded as a hotbed for trading bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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Comey is regarded as a straight shooter by both sides of the aisle.
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John Stamos is typically regarded as more of a solution than a problem.
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Algeria will be regarded as a particular success because it is in Africa.
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Rather, it was the highly regarded Swiss head of European soccer, Gianni Infantino.
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TCM is still regarded with deep suspicion by Western-trained doctors and scientists.
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In Mauritius the departing British colonists regarded Indians as the heirs to power.
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Most Commonwealth citizens found themselves regarded as the "strangers" of the book's title.
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Trump later made clear on Twitter that he regarded a wall as necessary.
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Ceca was a well-regarded folk singer before she met and married him.
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That deal is widely regarded as paving the way for the Paris Agreement.
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The country is now widely regarded as a leader in global climate talks.
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"In the US, [this] would be regarded as an error," Boswell told me.
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She's widely regarded as the most gifted woman to ever play the game.
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The concept is regarded with widespread skepticism by many in the medical community.
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Ryan is now regarded as slightly less conservative and a whole lot weaker.
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His schoolteachers regarded him as mentally inferior to his white classmates, he said.
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His appeal is strong in golf, where Trump-flagged resorts are well regarded.
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Their fourth album, Foolish, is often regarded as a document of their breakup.
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His left-field defense is, if you want to be nice, lightly regarded.
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The Caine Prize for African Writing is regarded as Africa's leading literary award.
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I always have regarded him as brilliant and as a truly decent person.
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The company's earnings were regarded as mixed results, as commodity prices influenced sales.
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The Rohingya are regarded as illegal immigrants in Myanmar and most are stateless.
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Still, it's widely regarded as the most reasonable three-digit option currently available.
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Pinto, widely regarded as a talented mammalogist, had a prior record of misconduct.
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Against Bisping, a fighter never regarded for his knockouts, his chin looked vulnerable.
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Aquaman has not always been regarded as the toughest character in the DCU.
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Gender transition related surgeries are regarded as medically necessary for some transgender people.
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Both groups are regarded as terrorist organizations by Ankara and the United States.
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All these were well regarded, and with each her reputation and following grew.
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When some strangers approached us and regarded me with curiosity, my father beamed.
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The real estate industry is regarded as critical to Hong Kong's financial stability.
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In 20173, Google Maps was well-regarded as the best online mapping service.
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Water was regarded as a communal resource that was managed by the community.
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She is regarded as an up-and-comer within the House Democratic caucus.
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I.C.I. Intensive is one of several well-regarded curatorial programs around the world.
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Soon after, he went to medical school and became a well-regarded neurologist.
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Egyptian coup to install Sisi, widely regarded as part of a popular revolution,
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In the investing world, it's regarded by many as the rulebook for success.
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Caine is regarded as one of the most knowledgeable figures on Northern Ireland.
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"Elijah Cummings is a respected and well-regarded member of Congress," Sharpton said.
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It reforms the TSCA, which numerous stakeholders had regarded for years as toothless.
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" Braude himself adds: "Prostitutes were regarded as the ultimate arrivistes, callous social climbers.
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At 503, both men are regarded as techno music's spiritual and literal godfathers.
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Sealing the Kawhi Leonard trade was regarded, at the time, as a gamble.
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The recording is now widely regarded as an early masterpiece of Chicago blues.
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Nonetheless, even those officers were regarded by the likes of me as gods.
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A government watchdog on police abuse is regarded by most experts as toothless.
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The team had been regarded as one of the best of its era.
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Another well-regarded organization is the National Center for Child Traumatic Stress Studies.
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Holiday and three highly-regarded film noirs, Gun Crazy, The Prowler, and He
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He is widely regarded as one of the greatest college football players ever.
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Trump regarded that appearance as a triumph, according to sources with direct knowledge.
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The medical profession has long regarded severe burns as a mostly irreversible injury.
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Film is usually regarded as the art form most dominated by corporate interests.
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The gang is regarded by the U.S. government as an international crime syndicate.
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Ramadan is regarded as one of the holiest — and busiest — times for Muslims.
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Others were more reluctant, but they always regarded him with the utmost respect.
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While still well-regarded in the industry, Miller has his critics as well.
|
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When the Dredgers were founded in 1999, they were widely regarded as kooks.
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Houses aren't regarded as a place to live any longer; they're considered investments.
|
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The Uber I.P.O. should be regarded as a moral stain on Silicon Valley.
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The agency has long been regarded as the world's most influential aviation regulator.
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Alcohol and tobacco enforcement is now regarded by many agents as a backwater.
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"He regarded politics and campaigning as just the dirty business," Mr. Nelson said.
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Mr. Stankovic was a well-regarded player and coach in the former Yugoslavia.
|
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Those who grew up with the game have always regarded it as special.
|
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Steve regarded the defeat as a "scalp," as he put it, for Breitbart.
|
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The highly regarded Bay Area restaurant Manresa will reopen for business on Sept.
|
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Mary White was a highly regarded scientist whose mind was ravaged by dementia.
|
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The U.S. bond yield curve is widely regarded as a key recession indicator.
|
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Teen TV dramas have traditionally been regarded as the province of white girlhood.
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And, somewhat counterintuitively, she regarded benevolence as an essential requirement of her job.
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But the paper is best regarded as a proof-of-concept, he notes.
|
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The accomplishment is still regarded by many in Australia as Howard's enduring legacy.
|
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He works hard and is highly regarded, and his lawyering skills are excellent.
|
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But neither of them was regarded as worthy to attend those secret meetings.
|
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The settlements are widely regarded as contravening international law, a position Israel disputes.
|
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Domingo is regarded as one of the greatest opera singers of all time.
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At the time, the region between planets was regarded as boring empty space.
|
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Volkswagen representatives gave answers that the regulators regarded as evasive, nonsensical or dismissive.
|
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Some Londoners regarded them as modern, soulless monstrosities on the city's narrow streets.
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Regarded as such, his pieces can feel a bit drawn out and inevitable.
|
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It was off target, and the soldiers regarded the dirt plumes with indifference.
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It was regarded as remote, far away from areas of importance or influence.
|
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"Women were regarded as no better than the cows they milked," she said.
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Now he's regarded as one of the brightest young stars in British theater.
|
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The C-130 family of aircraft are regarded as among the military's safest.
|
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Cornelia Hahn Oberlander is widely regarded as the grande dame of landscape architecture.
|
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Among the nursing homes of South Florida, Hollywood Hills was not highly regarded.
|
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"Blade Runner," released later that year, is now regarded as a cinematic milestone.
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Located halfway between Tokyo and Guam, it was regarded as a strategic outpost.
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He is regarded as the first great fiction writer in the Irish language.
|
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"Nonpowder firearms should be regarded as potentially lethal weapons," the study's authors wrote.
|
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Five well-regarded American experts on health care policy formed a voting panel.
|
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Kelly, who mandated the clearance downgrades, has been regarded as his chief antagonist.
|
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It's also often regarded as the most accurate predictor for the Academy Awards.
|
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Sometimes, even the most well-regarded news sources release stories that aren't true.
|
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One passage regarded as biased concerned views employers have had of Mexican workers.
|
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The policy attitudes of the above people are almost always regarded as mainstream.
|
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Jeff Mermelstein is one of the most highly regarded American photographers working today.
|
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But the prosecutor general's office, widely regarded as corrupt, didn't pursue an investigation.
|
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Sufism, popular in Pakistan, is regarded as a relatively tolerant branch of Islam.
|
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I regarded it as more of an aesthetic ding than a logistical hassle.
|
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"1982, Janine," Alasdair Gray "Lanark" is widely and justifiably regarded as Gray's masterpiece.
|
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Major Jealous Divine, regarded as God incarnate by his disciples, had further news.
|
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"I think it's now regarded as the blue chip of Texas," he said.
|
|
Underpinning the prospective Biden super PAC is a circle of highly regarded operatives.
|
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Seven is regarded as a holy number in Iran's pre-Islamic Zoroastrian faith.
|
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He is not, at this point, widely regarded as any kind of titan.
|
|
They regarded me with obvious bafflement before they stopped noticing me at all.
|
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He no longer titled or dated works, which he regarded as distracting information.
|
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The question for pharmacies is whether owners are regarded as dispensing health care.
|
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Many Americans have regarded monopolies as threats to market competition and individual freedom.
|
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It is zoned for the highly regarded public Jahn School of Fine Arts.
|
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The Srebrenica massacre is regarded as Europe's worst atrocity since World War Two.
|
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Ms. Helmond became a well-regarded stage actress in New York and beyond.
|
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Taken together, Kan had been regarded as a shoo-in for the role.
|
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The czars regarded a strong United States as a useful counterweight to Britain.
|
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To make matters worse, Afghanistan is generally regarded as an un-winnable quagmire.
|
|
There were, Murdoch said, few people she regarded as "very much cleverer" than herself.
|
|
Bloom is a well-regarded civil rights attorney with a history of defending women.
|
|
For many years prior, stocks were regarded as the mainstay of a retirement account.
|
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The last national polls, in 2013, were relatively peaceful but generally regarded as rigged.
|
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Third, and most importantly, Soviet negotiators regarded rules as merely an expression of power.
|
|
Even fellow (and highly-regarded) European hypercar company Koenigsegg is using Rimac's battery tech.
|
|
He is regarded as one of the all-time stars of the car industry.
|
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Others are regarded as insufficiently hard-line to suit the president's more hawkish aides.
|
|
It became what is now regarded as the first modern, unapologetically homosexual-themed novel.
|
|
The shorter fiction categories also display some highly regarded short stories, novelettes, and novellas.
|
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Shortly after he took over, he rehired Franklin Foer, a well-regarded former editor.
|
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Satter is a well-regarded foreign correspondent who has spent four decades covering Russia.
|
|
Sydneysiders regarded the building as "a sour joke", The Economist wrote at the time.
|
|
Many of the most highly regarded funds, including Benchmark and Andreessen Horowitz, have none.
|
|
This would have been regarded as a very hard Brexit only a year ago.
|
|
Anything that scores above 0.8 should be regarded as a problem without further ado.
|
|
Inaugurated in 1981, the TGV is regarded as an emblem of national technical prowess.
|
|
It's universally regarded as the purest and most accurate way to re-create sound.
|
|
Homosexuality itself was regarded as a crime there, albeit one that was rarely prosecuted.
|
|
In 2014, Maxine Peake was a well-regarded Hamlet in Manchester's Royal Exchange Theatre.
|
|
Russia's claims in this area have long been regarded in the West as exaggerated.
|
|
Before, say, the 18th century, this view of human nature wasn't regarded as true.
|
|
The harbourside electorate has long been regarded as a safe seat for the Liberals.
|
|
Once this has happened the two populations would definitely be regarded as separate species.
|
|
To scare off one set of potential coalition partners may be regarded as unfortunate.
|
|
THE PROCESSING of payments was once regarded as a boring piece of financial plumbing.
|
|
Eni would have to replace Mr Descalzi, who is highly regarded by industry analysts.
|
|
The regulator did not say whether it regarded SBI's management as negligent, or dishonest.
|
|
Outsiders have often regarded the region with a mixture of ignorance, fantasy and racism.
|
|
By all accounts, Paterno was regarded as a disciplinarian throughout most of his tenure.
|
|
The incident is regarded by many as the most catastrophic nuclear accident in history.
|
|
Feeney attributes Coty's success to its "well regarded and now controlling owner," JAB Holdings.
|
|
It is near-universally regarded as the most powerful Latino-turnout machine in Nevada.
|
|
Tinfoil is also well-regarded and you can always just run Facebook in Chrome.
|
|
Are there any particular reasons for why you think the song isn't highly regarded?
|
|
Something strange happens when a man adopts a hairstyle that's typically regarded as feminine.
|
|
BUDDHISM is generally regarded, with good reason, as the most peaceful of world religions.
|
|
It had until very recently been regarded as beyond the pale in Israeli politics.
|
|
There are now several well-regarded open access journals, like PLoS One and Peerj.
|
|
My family always was, and continues to be, very highly regarded in the church.
|
|
Scriptwriting was a labour, and he regarded it as half of his director's job.
|
|
UBS is regarded in the industry as one of the most innovative European banks.
|
|
In other words, it should not be regarded as an asset class in itself.
|
|
In particular, his 1996 blockbuster Twister is well-regarded by the storm chaser community.
|
|
A stunning fall from grace for Bill Cosby, once regarded as America&aposs dad.
|
|
Some had regarded it as a half measure insufficient to actually fight the problem.
|
|
There, he said that he regarded the anonymous ownership of companies as deeply problematic.
|
|
"This and many other of his creations are regarded as masterpieces of American jewelry."
|
|
The technology is regarded with as much skepticism in the scientific community as polygraphs.
|
|
T), widely regarded as a key supplier of image sensors for Apple Inc's (AAPL.
|
|
Fidesz said it regarded the closure as a "reasonable business decision" by the publisher.
|
|
That meeting, which transpired during a summit in Panama, was regarded as a breakthrough.
|
|
Hungary's central bank is regarded as one of the most dovish in the world.
|
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You valued him as a baseball star, but regarded him as one among you.
|
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Eliud Kipchoge, widely regarded as the greatest marathoner of all time, headlined the attempt.
|
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I was immune to his puppy dog charms, and generally regarded him with indifference.
|
|
The Mario Kart series is well-regarded as the pinnacle of kart racing games.
|
|
Bob Corker and Jeff Flake have long been regarded as deficit hawks to watch.
|
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Charles Grassley of Iowa, who is well regarded on both sides of the aisle.
|
|
"We're constantly regarded as really the growth side of the business internally," Stemper said.
|
|
Balanchine is regarded as one of the most influential choreographers of the 20th century.
|
|
Her son, Wazed, told Reuters Hasina regarded such accusations as a "badge of honor".
|
|
Often governments are regarded as slow to innovate when compared with the private sector.
|
|
This particular theory is actually regarded as one of the first Disney internet theories.
|
|
IN MOST places a large youthful population would be regarded as an economic blessing.
|
|
With eyes that saw all that has happened and will come, he regarded Johel.
|
|
The letters she wrote on her journey are regarded as the first travel memoir.
|
|
They were regarded by Islamic State militants and other jihadist groups as devil-worshippers.
|
|
Traditionally, southern voters have regarded governors differently from the officers they send to Washington.
|
|
For a long time, she regarded her luminous performance in "Casablanca" with mixed feelings.
|
|
She is often regarded as the establishment of the Soviet Union's dominance in gymnastics.
|
|
Throughout his campaign, he has regarded the Democratic Party itself with suspicion and distrust.
|
|
"1922" is regarded as one of the better Stephen-King adaptations, according to critics.
|
|
Maris and Krane prevailed, and the deal is now regarded as GV's greatest success.
|
|
Long's previous appearance on Baylor's list changed how some congregations regarded him, he says.
|
|
At the time, the Beats deal was also regarded as a departure for Apple.
|
|
The Schools The highly regarded Garden City Union Free School District serves 3,862 students.
|
|
Until now London has been regarded as the capital of the European art market.
|
|
He may finally be getting one: the highly regarded retired four-star Army Gen.
|
|
Copper and platinum are also regarded as plays on a more environmentally sustainable future.
|
|
Still, Collins easily won re-election in 2014, is well-regarded within her state.
|
|
It must now enforce a policy (of austerity) regarded by its partners as extreme.
|
|
Because domesticated animals are economic assets, the law has always regarded animals as property.
|
|
Put differently, those regarded as authentic are guided by intrinsic motivations, not extrinsic rewards.
|
|
In America today, Hesse is usually regarded by highbrows as a writer for adolescents.
|
|
Ovitz's foil for a time was David Puttnam, a highly regarded British film producer.
|
|
" France's Ambassador Francois Delattre said that Haley is "highly regarded, result-driven and professional.
|
|
Some other central bank governors regarded this as disloyalty in a time of crisis.
|
|
Badasch regarded herself as a Trump loyalist, and felt that she had been slandered.
|
|
Olympic gymnast Simone Biles is regarded as one of the best gymnasts in history.
|
|
The highly regarded Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) is slated for elimination.
|
|
The colleague asked Ousterhout, a highly regarded cranio-maxillofacial surgeon, if he could help.
|
|
The new guy is Yannick Nézet-Séguin, 41, widely regarded as a brilliant conductor.
|
|
The move was widely regarded as a major victory for Obama at the time.
|
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Ogwumike, 27, has long been regarded as one of the league's most gifted athletes.
|
|
Many euroskeptics have regarded Merkel as a federalist with a preference for more integration.
|
|
We will all benefit from her universally-regarded expertise and dedication to public service.
|
|
He was a highly regarded international free agent after defecting from Cuba in February.
|
|
And corporate tax-dodging by deserting the U.S. isn't exactly a highly regarded behavior.
|
|
Ms Redstone and Viacom's bosses regarded the offer as an insult, according to sources.
|
|
He has won other prizes and honors since then for his highly regarded books.
|
|
Economists for years have regarded China's topline data on gross domestic product with suspicion.
|
|
For now though, Nordic lenders are regarded as among the most stable in Europe.
|
|
Photography is often regarded as a very singular and solitary activity, especially observational photography.
|
|
We were kind of regarded as a kids show until Rosenberg wrote that piece.
|
|
It took the challenger just 3:16 to dispatch of the highly regarded champion.
|
|
Initially, some regarded PrEP with anxiety and skepticism, and early adopters faced slut-shaming.
|
|
The collection refuses categorization, including quotidian objects that could easily be regarded as superfluous.
|
|
Throughout history, astrologers have regarded eclipses as periods when shifts in power take place.
|
|
Media coverage of messy celebrity breakups is rarely regarded as journalism at its best.
|
|
How much did Tribe receive for what was widely regarded as a crass sellout?
|
|
Blizzard Entertainment's Diablo is one of the most highly regarded games of all time.
|
|
Accidents involving chemicals splashed in the eyes were long regarded as a workplace risk.
|
|
Mr. Cruz, meanwhile, is regarded as a conservative firebrand who happens to be Hispanic.
|
|
The results have been staggering, even for a pitcher who was already well-regarded.
|
|
But Bill Winters, regarded as one of the best bankers of his generation, disagrees.
|
|
Dr. Roberts was well regarded as a mentor to budding chemists, especially to women.
|
|
Those comments were regarded as "a positive sign" by organizers of this year's games.
|
|
Compromise to many Republicans began to be regarded as just a synonym for capitulation.
|
|
The munshi seems to have regarded Victoria as an affectionate and generous surrogate mother.
|
|
Cheating on a test is terrible, but (sometimes) regarded as a lapse in judgment.
|
|
At the start of his international career, Smith was widely regarded as a joke.
|
|
He despised that time and regarded it as a sink of superstition and ignorance.
|
|
Even at the time, the film's sexual politics were widely regarded as pretty dodgy.
|
|
Some believed that her estranged husband, a well-regarded farmer, could have been responsible.
|
|
Is Koscielny better regarded if he doesn't spend a career in an isolated defense?
|
|
He was well regarded for his harmonica playing — far more than Mr. Dylan was.
|
|
He never regarded himself as a laborer, or as part of any labor movement.
|
|
Today, however, Yemeni coffee is regarded as some of the worst in the world.
|
|
In an era of globalization, it was regarded as the last truly local place.
|
|
The Menil is widely regarded as the gold standard in institutional concept and design.
|
|
The Chinese computers, called Antminer V9s, were regarded as outdated by the European visitor.
|
|
The ranking is a reminder that photography's pioneers regarded themselves as artists, not shutterbugs.
|
|
In the United States, Dr. Youngner said, the balloon system is regarded as unethical.
|
|
"I think everybody's going to be O.K." Charleston doesn't lack for well-regarded restaurants.
|
|
Once upon a time, the Catholic religion was broadly regarded as vaguely un-American.
|
|
He was regarded as a counterweight for promotion to Mr. Saikawa, former executives said.
|
|
He is often regarded as one of the most innovative designers of all time.
|
|
It may look like a farce, but it is also regarded as sound strategy.
|
|
Today, at 34, he is one of the most highly regarded drummers in music.
|
|
That team, regarded as one of the best in college basketball history, wore Converse.
|
|
The case prompted public outrage over the sentence, which was widely regarded as lenient.
|
|
Security Council resolutions are supposed to be regarded as having the force of law.
|
|
Edin is widely regarded as the best skip in the world for a reason.
|
|
That's almost 80 percent of what was then regarded as the prime of life.
|
|
And he was not regarded as a consensus-builder in a highly fractured Congress.
|
|
The United States has regarded General Suleimani as a vexing foe for many years.
|
|
" A "David Green" immediately responded that her comments could "legitimately be regarded as immodest.
|
|
For all its magnitude, the accomplishment will be regarded largely as a symbolic one.
|
|
Yet it is widely regarded as the drink of unwise youths and undiscriminating palates.
|
|
Azmin has been regarded as a possible challenger for the premiership promised to Anwar.
|
|
Before that he was U.S. attorney in Maryland, a very well-regarded public servant.
|
|
It's the reverse of what most actresses put up with; being regarded as frivolous.
|
|
In other industries, conglomerates are regarded as unwieldy and have fallen out of fashion.
|
|
Furthermore, the degree of sanctions imposed on Pyongyang is regarded as the strongest ever.
|
|
And every day, a highly regarded company's' stock is taken out to the woodshed.
|
|
Trey Gowdy, who is regarded highly by lots of conservatives, is retiring this fall.
|
|
But regarded from below, it's a capitalist blueprint for any number of baby brands.
|
|
Wells Fargo used to be regarded as one of the country's best-run banks.
|
|
But the new surveillance methods are regarded by residents as a largely positive development.
|
|
But you wouldn't have regarded this joke as racist if that were its effect.
|
|
His contract is still regarded in league circles as a bargain given his production.
|
|
M. Margaret KemenyNew York To the Editor: Both my parents were highly regarded surgeons.
|
|
Robbing, disarming, even killing a cop—these were highly regarded feats in criminal circles.
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These mysteries were edgier than Sweet Valley High, which I regarded as too soft.
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He is regarded with honor amongst Marines and members of the other service branches.
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"Here it is regarded a bit like crumble," she said, referring to the dessert.
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If it weren't for Curry, Thompson would be regarded as the best shooter alive.
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Until this prediction came true, many regarded it as the audacious predicting the outrageous.
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Its business position and technology leadership within its chosen markets are regarded as strong.
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All of this in a state long regarded as a paragon of Southern moderation.
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Mr. Liu was regarded as an insider with a direct line to the top.
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Not so long ago, Mr. Wilders would have been regarded as pretty zany himself.
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Mr. Fox, a well-regarded fixture in state politics for decades, resigned from Gov.
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Legacies are applicants who are regarded preferentially because they are the children of alumni.
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Gold is often regarded as a safe haven by investors during periods of uncertainty.
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They are regarded as a uniquely valuable and high-quality way to do research.
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Four people familiar with the investigation told ProPublica they regarded the inquiry as shallow.
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The couple has a son, Robert Akerlof, who is also a highly regarded economist.
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Some locals regarded Kachina as terrain too challenging for people unwilling to hoof it.
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He regarded himself there as an outcast and had few friends in high school.
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Cashmere is often regarded as the pinnacle of luxury when it comes to wool.
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Whether it will be regarded as seminal in the investigation is an open question.
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That camp, led by Mr. Bolton, regarded Mr. Pompeo and his diplomats with suspicion.
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Maple was incubated inside of Thrive Capital, Josh Kushner's well-regarded venture capital firm.
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Liberum analysts called Hodder a highly regarded executive and said his departure was unexpected.
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The candidates exchanged heated remarks in what is regarded as an increasingly tight race.
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Manafort's case is widely regarded as a Hail Mary move to avoid criminal charges.
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Thus, the dorky, boat-like orthopedic sandals were forever regarded as groovy and granola.
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Yeah. So Tim came in as the, he was highly regarded ... And the favorite.
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He's often regarded as a non-political thinker, but I've never agreed with that.
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Violating rights is generally regarded as immoral, even if it's for the greater good.
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The well-regarded exec has been a close adviser to Google CEO Sundar Pichai.
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As a former senator, he was well-regarded on both sides of the aisle.
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