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Some reporters are interpreting this to mean that Trump and his advisers are confident that it will be far less damaging than expected.

Some people — like Igor Volsky, of ThinkProgress, a blog run by the Center for American Progress, a liberal think-tank with ties to the Administration — are interpreting this as an official endorsement of gay marriage.

"Already people are interpreting this as demonstrating some kind of interest that China would have in disrupting the U.S. power grid," said Nart Villeneuve, a researcher with the SecDev Group, an Ottawa-based cybersecurity research and consulting group.

Democrats are interpreting this as Rove, George W Bush's former campaign strategist and co-founder of the Crossroads Super Pac that has poured millions of dollars into Romney's campaign and those of other Republicans, beginning to get his excuses in early.

Many are interpreting this opposition to mean that he will slow the shift from traditional fee-for-service health care, where doctors are paid per visit, test, or procedure, to value-based care, where doctors are rewarded for quality care and better outcomes.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Some people — like Igor Volsky, of ThinkProgress, a blog run by the Center for American Progress, a liberal think-tank with ties to the Administration — are interpreting this as an official endorsement of gay marriage.

Depending on the scope of these warrants and how they are interpreted, this could involve quite serious invasions of privacy.

Well, that's the way Stylewatch is interpreting this landmark moment in UK space history anyway.

Our guides were interpreting this as a sign of success for our adventure and our work.

Some have been interpreting this transition as a reason for Serlet's departure.

The mistake is interpreting this in a backward way, Perlman says.