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| The cable further states, "while Rifai | judged a military strike would have 'catastrophic imp |
| eived the opera with applause, and it has been | judged a modest success in Vienna at the time of its |
| The ballet was | judged a success by the Parisian audiences, but was n |
| nd that it was unfair that her grandfather was | judged a Class-A war criminal. |
| of Festival4Stars talent competition after she | judged a national final. |
| sibility to participate has been automatically | judged a boycott.--Aldux |
| the year, Godzilla; however it was ultimately | judged a disaster by some critics as being typically |
| , Tennessee on June 15, 2008, where the celebs | judged a talent contest hosted by Ross Mathews from T |
| Section 1(3) states that a person is to be | judged according to what the defendant thought the fa |
| scale competition Project Superstar ,which was | judged accordingly with 70% of total score from publi |
| erokee man, and one to a murderer who Robinson | judged acted in self-defense. |
| assification (A, AA, AAA, AAAA, and AAAAA) are | judged against each other, and the overall winner is |
| when states abuse their powers they should be | judged against international conventions dealing with |
| This page is not of high quality as | judged against the rest of Wiki. |
| ompetition when wines of the same varietal are | judged against each other. |
| , as the self continuously has to be measured, | judged and disciplined in order to gear personal 'emp |
| Entries are | judged and ribbons awarded. |
| it is necessary to find them and that they be | judged,” and that the interview had been conducted be |
| 2 For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be | judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be me |
| an individual, not a personality; she is only | judged and recognized as a sexual being" prompted a v |
| between Bogota and Zipaquira, act by which was | judged and found guilty, but is pardoned by the Supre |
| At this time the living would be | judged and the Jews converted, after which a new soci |
| t aircraft completed in the preceding year are | judged and champions are named and honoured. |
| Manuscripts are | judged anonymously by nationally known writers; past |
| n British subjects, and all entries were to be | judged anonymously, but this time there was to be onl |
| The contents of his works must be | judged apart from their unpleasing form, being remark |
| The visuals were | judged appealing and the screen-filling bosses the "r |
| the easterly end the southerly border is often | judged around Corporation Road, by local estate agent |
| international criminal justice, with 60% being | judged as of international standard in the most recen |
| cent years after the 2006 when the service was | judged as two-star. |
| d imposed strict punishments on those who were | judged as having acted in opposition to her will. |
| egaspi was canceled when the playing court was | judged as too slippery, with Ginebra leading 9-2, and |
| mbo is broken (which is done by getting a step | judged as a Good or less, or by breaking a Freeze). |
| On the whole, Cornwallis has generally been | judged as a competent administrator, but an uninspiri |
| New York Times, Travel and Leisure, While its | judged as 'Top Spa in India' by Spa Finder, Inc. |
| Galveston was | judged as best; its small size would not encourage la |
| The origins of these factors could be | judged as being discriminatory in themselves - that i |
| s, particularly if the wool or fleece is to be | judged, as in alpaca fleece sent to an agricultural s |
| The school was recently | judged as outstanding by OFSTED inspectors . |
| The Grammar school was | judged as "Outstanding" in the Ofsted inspection of 2 |
| atan" by the court, and Eric was thereby to be | judged as a Devil-worshipper. |
| The sixth form provision was | judged as achieved an overall effectiveness of 'satis |
| government wrote to all schools that had been | judged as 'outstanding' by Ofsted, inviting their Gov |
| the image of the two frontmen has always been | judged as "too sexy" for the American government, for |
| Heronswood Primary School was | judged as “inadequate” for overall effectiveness, ach |
| 007 the school was inspected by Ofsted and was | judged as "outstanding". |
| ghboring forts Wagner and Ricketts, which were | judged as "Drilled but little at artillery and infant |
| urrently the only school within Tamworth to be | judged as "good". |
| e summer of 2009 the Saltash postcode area was | judged as the most desirable place to live in Great B |
| 1 provides criteria by which a building can be | judged as “green,” written in model code language tha |
| The mission was | judged as being very successful by the involved scien |
| - new world record) as Judy Grinham who was | judged as winner. |
| has never been a firmware update, since it was | judged as too sensitive changing the flight-software. |
| Sadly, he was | judged as being too intelligent, exceeding the legal |
| He has | judged at major NASKA, NBL, and World Association of |
| ts, representing the work of 450 students, are | judged at the competition each Spring. |
| le walk, and a pumpkin-carving contest that is | judged at dusk. |
| ; these actions and the player's deeds will be | judged at the end of each stage, updating his "knight |
| nly Church of England secondary school and was | judged at SIAS inspection to be "outstanding". |
| e same French and American wines that would be | judged at the Judgment of Paris. |
| i made a crucial decision in the game, when he | judged Australia's Harry Kewell to have handled the b |
| t in that it was a competition, with web sites | judged based on both their visual appeal, usefulness |
| After each round, players are | judged based on the quality of their screenshots. |
| Awards are | judged based on a panel of judges selected from estab |
| , except in flagrante delicto, and may only be | judged before the Superior Court of Justice of Catalo |
| e of the Malta Song for Europe 2008, which was | judged behind closed doors. |
| One wine | judged best in world in major international competiti |
| Monk's Habit was | judged best in class at the 2005 Australian Internati |
| he Elizabeth C. Dufresne Trophy for the player | judged best in home games. |
| Gram won the Michael Tuck medal for the player | judged best on ground during the final. |
| Leonard Bernstein and others | judged Blitzstein's legacy to be "incalculable". |
| is registration was lost and his project never | judged, but he was given an honorable mention out of |
| We say that Mr. Tandja must be | judged, but we accept the current situation. |
| The performance of the company can be | judged by the fact that it has retained its AAA and A |
| heir designs to NASA Ames, and the reports are | judged by aerospace professionals. |
| he standard of care required of defendants was | judged by applying an objective test, considering wha |
| Magazine College Poetry Competition, which was | judged by Sexton and James Merrill, and went on to st |
| fied version of the summary, it was apparently | judged by lab weapons experts that the team had come |
| All of the "On Time" films were then | judged by a panel of local film and video professiona |
| he has to appear before the High Throne to be | judged by the officials of the League. |
| and significantly increased organic purity, as | judged by odor and taste. |
| intained that words and expressions were to be | judged by the current usage of the best society, of w |
| The competition is being | judged by members of the WICKED cast including Lee Me |
| the first phase only 36 songs made it through, | judged by international jury between the 19th and the |
| r, came across much better than Carter and was | judged by voters to have won the debate by a wide mar |
| Contestants compete and are | judged by a panel of local dignataries in an initial |
| At the end of each week's episode the room was | judged by property expert Nicholas Cowell (brother of |
| ve bigger than his award winning ride of 2001, | judged by the Billabong XXL judges as 70+ feet on the |
| cy Washington, presented by Angellica Bell and | judged by Jonathan Dimbleby. |
| a talent hunt show called Knights and Angels, | judged by Sourav Ganguly and Guest Star and hosted by |
| The roses are | judged by a panel of 10 experienced rosarians who vie |
| the Road to Sound City competition, which was | judged by Gary Dourdan and Kim Thompson alongside rep |
| The public impact of the shipwreck may be | judged by the fact that Charles Dickens travelled fro |
| The ensuing dispute was | judged by an official arbiter, Gonzalo de Abreu, who |
| r land and her society" and that she should be | judged by her culture. |
| Unlike Pop Idol, where contestants are solely | judged by the judges, on The X Factor each judge ment |
| open to film makers from around the world and | judged by a panel of international filmmakers and art |
| e popular architects in all of Los Angeles, if | judged by the importance given the innumerable struct |
| "most improved school" in the United Kingdom, | judged by "league tables" of results. |
| Each team's cooking is usually | judged by a group of local celebrities and there is $ |
| I don't see where the band's music is | judged by album sales in the article, aside from the |
| As Iwane Matsui had been | judged by the Tokyo tribunal; Prince Kotohito Kan'in, |
| This year's contestants will be | judged by an all-new panel that sees the judging line |
| with comedic comments by celebrity guests and | judged by famous magicians like Lu Chen. |
| It is | judged by Archana Puran Singh. |
| AVI - | Judged By Your Work Party |
| s, Spain and the Mosel region, were tasted and | judged by an English priest. |
| The competitors are | judged by both style and execution. |
| Winner and loser is | judged by an elaborate scoring system based upon the |
| nnual inter-house singing competition, usually | judged by a music department head from another school |
| ians alike by the Japanese Army, and was later | judged by an Allied military commission to be a Japan |
| It was | judged by the Oscar winner AR Rahman |
| The Maru is about 42 metres in length, | judged by the scale of people against it as seen in e |
| aying of The Independent "It is too good to be | judged by the standards of the amateur stage." |
| women more praise than the man of the West-but | judged by their actions Southern men have been less s |
| bench while he was Lord Advocate; and it being | judged by the Court of Session unbecoming that a fath |
| against President Zelaya in a manner that was | judged by the Honduran authorities from both branches |
| The events was headlined and | judged by Lounge Piranha. |
| St. George Illawarra fullback Darius Boyd was | judged by Australian selectors to be awarded the Cliv |
| ed to negotiate, insisting that the dispute be | judged by the English barons. |
| ge space available in the public horrea can be | judged by the fact that when the emperor Septimius Se |
| ials events consisted of two jumps, which were | judged by air, form and landing. |
| The portfolio is | judged by a group of art educators and the Unified Ar |
| Presentations are | judged by a panel composed of 12 company representati |
| For each routine, the team was | judged by two panels of five judges each. |
| n Deism, some believe that individuals will be | judged by one's obedience to natural laws of right an |
| The Billy Ruffian tracks were | judged by many to be the best tracks in the package. |
| r any other violation of law the pope could be | judged by no one save God.13 Further, except in the e |
| The team with the best supplement as being | judged by the executives will win. |
| allowed the French in the Ottoman Empire to be | judged by their own laws, in a French Consular court |
| ity television modeling competition hosted and | judged by New Zealander model Rachel Hunter, airing o |
| All allegations were | judged by federal authorities to be without foundatio |
| A person's spirituality can be | judged by the Noor emanating from him. |
| The school was also | judged by the Department for Children, Schools and Fa |
| Each Political Party Will Be | Judged by its Presidential Candidate April 14, 1928 |
| eek the cast would be set tasks which would be | judged by Musical and TV personalities such as Jermai |
| Judged By Your Work Party (Asa Vita no Ifampitsarana, | |
| utnam, was a Finalist Award Winner, upon being | judged by an International Panel of the world's best |
| al type of a star in the A to K star regime is | judged by the relative strengths of the absorption li |
| Judged by modern standards he is therefore not a very | |
| Pixel similarity is | judged by a heuristic, which compares the weight to a |
| atever the reason for leaving the service, if, | judged by the terms of the contract, it is insufficie |
| For each routine, the team will be | judged by two panels of five judges each. |
| at should be prevented, it was not illegal (as | judged by the Croatian Agency for the Preservation of |
| in 1996, organized by Michael Dylan Welch, and | judged by Tom Lynch and Cor van den Heuvel. |
| It was | judged by celebrities like Barry White, Les Brown, Ri |
| These objects were | judged by the gods to be superior and Brokkr won the |
| oaf Writers' Conference Bakeless Prize and was | judged by former U.S. poet laureate Louise Gluck. |
| In his opinion, the Government ought be | judged by how well it meets its legitimate objectives |
| ion-only categories, offer cash prizes and are | judged by well respected lindy hop dancers. |
| Winners are | judged by Jury, which in the past has included direct |
| nd of Pantaloons Femina Miss India South 2010, | judged by Miss India Universe 2009 Ekta Chowdhry. |
| The awards are | judged by over 50 writers, most of whom are previous |
| ad not been put up by the Dutch because it was | judged by them as useless against the artillery fire |
| he latter was closed down in 2002 after it was | judged by Ofsted to be failing. |
| , which propounded a theory of his own and was | judged by Louis Gougaud to be "dubious and prejudiced |
| Their culinary efforts are | judged by an expert panel of three judges. |
| Indeed his present skills may well be | judged by his past records. |
| by Wind: A Journal of Writing & Community, and | judged by novelist and short story writer Lee Smith ( |
| gressive attacks, breakaways or strategies, as | judged by a panel of media and race entourage officia |
| The competition will be | judged by a panel of judges led by Steven Spurrier. |
| The dance teams' performances were | judged by the British public using the ubiquitous tel |
| the greatness and importance of states are not | judged by their extent and duration, but by the more |
| This award is | judged by an independent panel and takes into account |
| Judged by GCSE results, this is the 2nd best non-sele | |
| conferred to the best goaltender in the NHL as | judged by the league's General Managers. |
| er noted, "The fact is that astrology, whether | judged by its theory or its practice, is bunkum. |
| The 2008 competition was | judged by duffy with poets Gillian Clarke and Imtiaz |
| th them a sense of individualism and should be | judged by his own merits without regard of race, nati |
| It was only the thirty-fifth case | judged by the Court, and the fifth violation found ag |
| This was | judged by Nashvillians to have been politically motiv |
| henomenon, which was hosted by Tim Vincent and | judged by Criss Angel and Uri Geller. |
| The 2009 competition was | judged by novelists and short story writers Sarah Hal |
| of mass transfer in a metabolic network can be | judged by studying its average path length. |
| They are | judged by the inicuous drunkard Dolittle (Vasile Nitu |
| The school was | judged by Ofsted in March 2010 to be "a good school w |
| program in the U.S. In the program, cases were | judged by Larry Joe Doherty, and the program was reco |
| gender equality and that we are prepared to be | judged by international human rights standards." |
| ) and the hammer of Thor (Mjolnir), which were | judged by the gods to be even more wondrous than the |
| ere were over 200 entries, and the contest was | judged by journalists from the Chicago Tribune. |
| ge and threats of armed insurrection that were | judged by many contemporaries to be credible. |
| Its power and size can be | judged by its outlying buildings which cover a huge a |
| The competition was | judged by Carson Kressley (Queer Eye for the Straight |
| ts in the parade compete, with winners in each | judged category receiving awards such as ribbons or m |
| onzalez awarded Arsenal a penalty shot when he | judged Celtic goalkeeper Boruc to have tripped an Ars |
| Some 50 percent | judged China the gravest danger to peace. |
| ining and acclimatization, and by November was | judged combat-ready. |
| title of "Most Creative" in the second annual | judged competition among food vendors. |
| as held with fifteen priests and other laymen; | judged, condemned to death and shot on October 2, 193 |
| His actions in Hamburg are | judged critically. |
| nasty food and perform demanding tasks, being | judged daily by Hugh for the vital points that decide |
| t two showcase parties per year, which include | judged dance contests, professional exhibitions, and |
| Une Maudite (1876) was | judged dangerous to the public morals and cost its au |
| ss said "It is David Dawson and some perfectly | judged dialogue which brings this drama to light" whi |
| sweep he did not belong to and would have been | judged differently unless the fire had gotten such tr |
| The subject was | judged eminent enough for inclusion in the Oxford Dic |
| His teaching performance was | judged entirely satisfactory by his supervisor. |
| As a houseplant, T. pallida has been | judged exceptionally effective at improving indoor ai |
| However, The Advertiser (Adelaide) newspaper | judged Fabian Francis as the best player on the groun |
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