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• The story was deemed too controversial and so they spiked it.

• She is currently deemed to be the best British athlete.

• This survey is deemed to be a reliable barometer of public opinion.

• Safflower oil is low in the sort of fats that are deemed to be bad for people's health.

• It is deemed bad manners in some cultures to speak with your mouth full of food.

• Moreover, a panel is now allowed to seek information and technical advice from any individual or body which it deems appropriate.

• Responses determined to be scorable were utterances that had sufficient structure to be deemed full or partial passive sentences or full or partial active sentences.

• All three use anecdote and narrative to impart to the reader a sense of the lived experience of the poor, ordinary and those deemed anti-social.

• Even if a pattern is deemed to be unexpected and valid, it may not be possible to act upon it.

• Because these prior studies employed similar methods of data collection, it was deemed reasonable to compile the data together for the present study.

• This situation could be deemed problematic on two counts.

• This is an aspect of characterization that some critics have deemed proto-modernist.

• Moreover, his music may lack innovation and hence be deemed somewhat inconsequential.

• Still, the couple deemed it wise to do so, possibly anticipating future problems.

• Successful economic development was deemed the key to national survival.

• Speculative farmers hope for the occasional extraordinary profits but are deemed mere growers of necessary food.

• Such amendments are deemed necessary, since in a world of full insurance coverage individuals would have no incentive to restrict treatment.

• We also work up to alpha conversion on processes in transition systems, for which alpha convertible agents are deemed to have the same transitions.

• This way the system could pay more attention to the saturation uncommon map if it deems that this map is the salient map.

• The attempt to determine the relative importance of each is thus deemed futile and prone to ideological bias.