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All of which means that British success these past weeks is probably most accurately seen as a fleeting and certainly expensive morale boost.

Is Stalin more accurately seen as a godless megamurderer (Mr. D'Souza) or as a zealot who learned his intolerant ways in a Russian Orthodox seminary (Mr. Grayling)?

But they were perhaps more accurately seen as early skirmishes in what is likely to be a long and chaotic struggle for power, with an uncertain outcome and huge challenges for American policy makers.

Whether she is playful, or more accurately, seen as playful, is a matter of how the dominant group constructs the concept of playfulness.

Exclusionary rules or rules of admissibility at any rate, many of them are more accurately seen as excluding forms of reasoning rather than prohibiting proof of certain types of facts (McNamara 1986).

This seems to be more accurately seen as a definition of website ranking.

When she isn't dreaming in computerized assembly code, Fatale serves as the newest member of the Champions, a bickering, disgruntled team of superheroes she more accurately sees as "a gang of high-tech thugs and bullies and... and weirdos".

Eric Hobsbawm is often referred to as a "Marxist historian", even though he might more accurately be seen as a historian of remarkable range and analytical power who has drawn more intellectual inspiration from Marx than from any other single source.

The headline act of this Paris fashion week has been billed as a duel but it should more accurately be seen as a battle royale, with three contestants rather than two.

It would more accurately be seen as a new and fuller expression of democratic traditions in the west, extended from the political to the economic sphere, as well as a response to the immediate crisis of short-termism and lack of sustainability.

Admittedly, none of these icy lumps is as large as Pluto, but the same logic that resulted in Ceres's reclassification as merely the largest asteroid suggests that Pluto could most accurately be seen as the largest of a new class of bodies called trans-Neptunian objects (TNOs).Indeed, the more astronomers find out about Pluto, the less inclined they are to defend its "major-planet" status.