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Still, he knew that it was the harder lyrics that sold the best, and were perceived by the audience to most closely mirror life in the ghetto.

Both were remnants of the Rafael Benitez era, having been appointed to the academy in 2009, and were perceived to be doing a good job.

And because these women went along with the program and were perceived by parents and teachers as torch bearers, it was so much more difficult for them to come to terms with the fact that the work made them unhappy".

In the most convincing chapter in "Harvard Rules," Bradley recounts how a report on the curriculum was delegated to administrators who commanded little authority and were perceived by some as puppets of Summers.

Some supporters also saw the election as a chance to send a protest message to the military and traditional elite who had backed the outgoing coalition and were perceived as applying undue influence behind the scenes.

Despite limited preparation time and after much debate over the need for a sports festival at a time when many countries were still recovering from the destruction of World War II, the 1948 Olympics ultimately were very popular and were perceived as providing relief from the strains caused by the war.

"I wouldn't want to be the first person and be perceived as a weak bank".

It was, in essence, a sting, and was perceived that way by Musharraf.

It is a groundbreaking change and is perceived as such by Arab political leaders.

"Juxtaposed as it came through in the budget, that is deeply unfair and was perceived to be unfair," he said.

Perry's 3D film Part of Me was a commercial flop, and was perceived by many to be.