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is love interest is introduced as a creature	perceived by locals as hideous and nearly beaten to de
trategy by Central to get rid of a programme	perceived as an embarrassment; without Meg, thought he
mass of the common people "pursuing a dimly	perceived agenda of their own"-were not loyal to any o
Thompson reported a significant	perceived rise in body temperature that led to paralys
Girl in Alfred Hitchcock's Shower about the	perceived murder of Marli Renfro, who played Janet Lei
anti-Communist, and he also wrote about the	perceived Yellow Peril.
The lyrics are about mankind's	perceived idea of hell, despite living in the paradise
Leading a Double Life?", which was about the	perceived trend of increasing sexual promiscuity among
that it seriously raises questions about its	perceived independence from the state and its institut
ative platform attacking welfare abusers and	perceived disloyalty in the Strom camp, proposing a re
mulations enjoy a range of acceptance and/or	perceived legitimacy.
The accident was	perceived as a particularly big loss for Denmark's mus
's inability or unwillingness to act against	perceived Moroccan manipulation of the process, and ab
gy patents, and pursues legal action against	perceived infringers of its intellectual property.
Her actions were	perceived by her contemporaries as a challenge to gend
ssment that appears to be based on actual or	perceived sexual orientation, because employment discr
ent and opportunity, regardless of actual or	perceived sexual orientation or gender identity or mil
hate crime against an individuals actual or	perceived sexual orientation.
free from discrimination based on actual or	perceived sexual orientation or gender identity or mil
opportunity for all, regardless of actual or	perceived sexual orientation or gender identity or mil
rect and significant impact on its actual or	perceived quality.
der a 'Great Turan' in Ankara was actually a	perceived threat among Nazi leaders in 1942 and 1943.
l is interpreted as a form of addiction, the	perceived (and felt) need for more drugs grows.
g - changes which may or may not address any	perceived or real limitations of sculpted prim capabil
Adolescents were	perceived as being too old, tempestuous, or unhealthy.
rzealous fan archetype once the affection is	perceived as being ignored.
lenged an Irish journalist to a duel after a	perceived slight against the Italian Army .
To protect itself against the	perceived threat, South Korea built the Peace Dam acro
ses against Allied air raids and against the	perceived thread of Allied invasion.
st movement of senior citizens against their	perceived victimization by the BC Liberal Party.
tive advantage of troop strength against the	perceived superior technological capabilities of the R
ses against Allied air raids and against the	perceived threat of Allied invasion.
was marked by reprisals against individuals	perceived to be collaborators or holding various value
ddhist nationalist organizations against the	perceived interference of Christians in the country.
She was the goddess of all things	perceived to be of relatively high dimensions such as
wever, in the 1960 Series, Stengel allowed a	perceived inferior Pittsburgh team to win in seven gam
In the movie, this song can also be	perceived as a birth, the beginning, genesis.
eserved sadness within him, he has also been	perceived as "stuffy and proper".
ian principles and provide an alternative to	perceived left-wing and counterculture influences.
s, sound, and variety of courses, although a	perceived lack of advancement from its predecessor was
ent circumstances, that are not always fully	perceived by the people living it.
ce, Without Violence America has always been	perceived as the great melting pot.
y and overblown pretentiousness, among other	perceived defects.
times creates changes within an individual's	perceived consciousness.
There is an inherent	perceived danger to fire.
mbers of Western youth, adding to an already	perceived polarisation of the generations and of polit
change generally presents both a real and a	perceived crisis.
ge with few or no monolingual speakers and a	perceived “lesser” status.
en allocated on the basis of gender, and its	perceived capabilities.
playing off the name of the property and the	perceived prestige of the location and architecture.
eroded by the Civil rights movement and its	perceived liberal social policies.
the New Model Army in the Civil War and had	perceived it as a war of national liberation against t
relation to the design of the bridge and the	perceived benefits?
ly, which undermined his credibility and his	perceived commitment to democracy and the constitution
When he and others	perceived the need for a choir which would provide, in
ts organized to protest the Iraq war and the	perceived concomitant restrictions on civil liberties
hat symbolic of the Soviet era and sometimes	perceived as souvenirs.
as the Democratic Party candidate, and this	perceived injustice led to the Oklahoma Legislature re
ablo Sandoval and Madison Bumgarner) and the	perceived weakness of the NL West as reasons to be opt
ason amid negative critical reaction and the	perceived inferiority of the series compared to its Th
edievalism and elements of art and narrative	perceived to be authentically medieval, in an attempt
ence both to his political longevity and his	perceived autocratic style of leadership.
e eventual dissolution of the Airborne and a	perceived decline in the reputation of the entire Cana
her forms of 'identity politics' and tackles	perceived misimpressions by critics from across the po
e to a combination of the cold weather and a	perceived bias against foreigners there.
7 had created an economic depression and the	perceived mishandling of this crisis by President Mart
North African and Russian campaigns, and the	perceived threat for invasion.
n the inter-channel level difference and the	perceived image position has been investigated in many
with the contradictory duality and hypocrisy	perceived by Waters in dogmatic religion and its power
, she would produce fewer hit singles and be	perceived as a one-hit wonder.
ex-Chartists and the working class and were	perceived as a threat by the establishment due to the
Less happiness and lower	perceived quality of life.
ter roasts have a more complex and therefore	perceived stronger flavor from aromatic oils and acids
similarity in beliefs, attitudes, and values	perceived to exist between individuals.
It was the most popular car in India and is	perceived to be best suited to the harsh Indian terrai
een scholarly research on management and the	perceived lack of relevance and actual application of
t takes steps to enrich the setting and fill	perceived gaps in IV's storyline and characterization.
surgence considered biblical inerrancy and a	perceived liberal drift at Southern Baptist seminaries
o respond to the needs of the market and the	perceived need for a currency which would expand and c
Gerry Anderson, who	perceived a likeness to fellow American actor Paul New
eviously been an underground, anti-war paper	perceived by some as liberal-leaning.
fined area and may have referred to any land	perceived to be Christian by contemporary Muslims.
Tribunal (Court of Appeal) - on apparent or	perceived bias of members of mental health tribunals.
Incorrectly applying the	perceived lessons learned from this battle, U.S. comma
g missions because soldiers are consequently	perceived as doing more harm than good.
per class) British people, who are sometimes	perceived by other cultures as being reserved.
Values lower than 1 are not	perceived.
fine bubbles (micrometre size) are generally	perceived to rise too slowly and provide too little "p
There are several	perceived advantages to using a horse rather than a do
for continuing non-adoption of CSS are: its	perceived complexity, authors' lack of familiarity wit
t's 'Decent Homes' programme and the area is	perceived to be safer than it was in the past.
on, though a slave-owner and aristocrat, was	perceived as being simple and a commoner.
corpus, and many Americans were arrested for	perceived disloyalty to the Union cause.
cal interventions aimed at arresting various	perceived movement leaders and the expulsion of the in
ion agent, but was reluctant to attend as he	perceived it to be "a white male organization".
were disturbing to audiences, as well as the	perceived "advanced" nature of the music itself to mor
gent, he wasn't as close to the centre as he	perceived himself to be.
of Lega Nord, but he distanced from it as he	perceived it to be too moderate and Lombardy-centred.
Although not as saliently	perceived, the heart and base-notes contribute much to
omedical condition but rather can exist as a	perceived limitation or social construct.
ame to her asking her to bless them, as they	perceived her to be a real goddess.
d stern carvings depicting King Edgar as the	perceived founder of English naval strength and domini
The city of Asheville was	perceived as a strong candidate for minor league in sp
humorous folk song "My Old Man" hints at the	perceived low class of these structures: "My old man's
be confused (and occasionally appalled) at a	perceived lack of cohesiveness, and yet appreciative o
... I couldn't eat a part of what I at last	perceived to be an individual with their own feelings
en hostile to Northumbrian power or at least	perceived by Oswald as a threat.
, Nellie Kinzie Gordon, was outraged at this	perceived insult to Tomochichi thus she and other memb
During the war, Kerr was at first	perceived and interned as an enemy alien.
-Norwegian in Music'), anger directed at the	perceived "Jewish and Marxist" Modernist music.
This result was unexpected, as Atkinson was	perceived to be very popular at the time.
Mail Cartoon by JM Staniforth attacking the	perceived lack of support from the unions in the Welsh
Guard to defend the state from attacks from	perceived enemies, either from the North or South.
"It is being, attained or	perceived at the summit of an abstractive intellection
overnment when the civilian authorities were	perceived as only serving the interests of the wealthy
yllis Gates acted as his beard, to avert the	perceived damage that the disclosure of Hudson's homos
e Pine Ridge Indian Reservation to avoid the	perceived trouble which was anticipated in the wake of
tated from year to year, so neither award is	perceived as better than the other.
rs 1 to 4 divided into four streams based on	perceived ability/achievement, year 5 divided into 2 s
Grace Slick wrote the song based on	perceived drug references in the classic novel Alice I
This forces students to prioritize based on	perceived popularity of classes and/or timeslots, pers
irst in the list, presumably on the basis of	perceived "importance", no one likes paying taxes.Pyro
a reaction to their fellow Basque citizens'	perceived overly serious approach to life.
In Turkey, the battle is	perceived as a defining moment in the history of the T
spinning image of a water spray can be dimly	perceived.
se, the circumstances as would be reasonably	perceived by Suberu were that the police officer was o
the evidence to our colleagues because it's	perceived as tabloid."
hdrew from the University in 1843 because of	perceived criticism by reform-minded trustees.
Julian C. Holmes, he lost support because of	perceived poor performance and constant conflict with
e became a national hero, partly because his	perceived daring was in sharp contrast to the incompet
and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau because of	perceived endorsement of illegal drug use.
s that the Morenists were upset because they	perceived that Saavedra enjoyed receiving honors and d
The Council selected Ross because they	perceived him to have the diplomatic skill necessary t
controversy as this appointment, because of	perceived conflicts of interest between this post and
he left the organization in 1990 because he	perceived it to be too liberal.
ced by strong Armenian opposition because it	perceived the tsarist edict as a threat to the Armenia
The policy has been widely	perceived as a success nationally and internationally
The article argues that behavior later	perceived as peculiar, such as the Puritan practice of
ysts have attributed the motives behind, and	perceived mutual benefit of, the FCT to several factor
selves on a collision course between Chinese	perceived core interests and American perceived core i
At the age of 8, Bhalji Pendharkar	perceived his musical talent and launched him in the r
, when the infighting within the BJP, Raje's	perceived autocratic and despotic rule, and the police
ers have also been closing, some blaming the	perceived decline in the centre.
ing into the European elections, the BNP was	perceived as having the best chance, nationally, to wi
il 1887), war was averted, but Boulanger was	perceived by his supporters as coming out on top again
proton size shrinks near the AdS boundary as	perceived by an observer in Minkowski space.
The British government's	perceived unwillingness to prosecute or extradite terr
The figurative style of his large bronzes is	perceived as an important precursor to the greater sim
he song is a response to Bruce Springsteen's	perceived lyrical style and alleged narrow song repert
f the game, the game's general bugginess and	perceived mediocre gameplay, along with the lack of fe
to India with the conquest of Burma, Indians	perceived an inability upon the part of the British to
gure which corresponds closely to him but is	perceived quite differently; as a hand holding up a bu
ty and political standing was damaged by his	perceived poor handling of a series of controversies t
individuals is not triggered by oppression,	perceived suffering, revenge or desperation; rather, t
ey may frustrate other team members by their	perceived lack of enthusiasm for inspiring visions and
Way Faction at the academy, troubled by the	perceived loss of influence of their faction over the
California was	perceived as a place of new beginnings, where great we
rk bow-tie, but the humorous ad campaign was	perceived by some as petty and mean-spirited - and Sim
He campaigned against	perceived blasphemy on many occasions.
work is fixed…and from which the work can be	perceived, reproduced, or otherwise communicated” and
or has suggested that a Zen aesthetic can be	perceived in the music of Masahiko Satoh and other Jap
the wreaths of fog, forests of trees can be	perceived atop these escarpments.
that the divine order of the universe can be	perceived through the study of numbers and can be of g
mooth running of the site, censorship can be	perceived as being ironic for a site that is user gene
These can be	perceived in many different ways, such as the hardness
the aluminum and pottery brick piece can be	perceived differently if viewed from different angles.
ty in the film, while in the novel he can be	perceived as much more repulsive.
c.f. "This property can be	perceived as a potential advantage in that enhanced sy
to create a sonorous experience which can be	perceived with all senses.
e strength of pollution sources which can be	perceived by humans.
he first verse are repeated, the beat can be	perceived as being in 6/8 timing.
the control of momentum so the candidate is	perceived as starting from a strong position and growi
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a candidate they	perceived to be a modernist, winning with a vote of 73
re active in a thing although they cannot be	perceived by the senses....Thus the Sages reveal to th
ght traveling through the LC layer cannot be	perceived by human observers, it must be converted int
espite its Type 1 underpinnings, the car was	perceived as a modern looking urban car (at least when
ion on redevelopment, the shopping center is	perceived a dead mall, and closed in early 2010.
r became intrigued by the comic chemistry he	perceived between the unlikely duo.
hdrew from the Brethren in Christ, rejecting	perceived changes in the denomination's faith and prac
intellectual and philosophical circles; many	perceived it as a posthumous "attack" on Wittgenstein.
independent on 29 November 2007, citing his	perceived problems with lack of democracy in his forme
filing large numbers of legal claims against	perceived enemies, as part of the sovereign citizen an
Realism claims that	perceived objects exist in and of themselves independe
After some time, the clash is	perceived to have ended with Tomomori's death.
chieve military superiority by not closing a	perceived missile gap.
of reunifying two separated collections was	perceived by many people as the most compelling.
In addition to differences in how color is	perceived, the nervous system does a significant amoun
The colors are	perceived in an opponent process, such that red and gr
n, including taking up arms, to combat these	perceived transgressions.
eason for its introduction was to combat the	perceived fall in the number of students studying fore
de to Ofcom and the BBC as the comments were	perceived by some as homophobic and offensive.
Though Carter's comments were	perceived by Raptors fans as his confession to not giv
as part of the wider Albanian community, yet	perceived as being highly controversial because of the
ip-owning and ship management company, which	perceived a need for India to produce increasing numbe
lic opinion as a superpower" to compete with	perceived U.S. unilateralism.
the sooner its lack of completeness becomes	perceived as a drawback, encouraging its extension unt
eory of planned behavior adds the concept of	perceived behavioral control, which originates from se
of Aguascalientes, Drossaerts condemned the	perceived lack of American interest in the Church's pe
icism from some fans of each conference from	perceived injustices, such as Oregon's exclusion from
in an environment, usually a confined space,	perceived to be more static and unengaging than can an

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