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The phrase "at judge" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "The decision was made at judge's discretion." (corrected to "at the judge's discretion").
Alternatives: "by the judge" or "from the judge's perspective."
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This emerged at Judge Sotomayor's confirmation hearings.
The sentences were not unexpected, but Dunleavy was outraged at Judge Nickerson.
A spokesman for Mr. Milken, Geoffrey Moore, took umbrage at Judge Rakoff's comments.
"We'd been doing this for 10 years at Judge Baker with no problem," Dr. Poussaint said.
"We have a couple of things to look at," Judge Lee said.
Prosecutors, politicians and even fellow judges have railed at Judge Fuller over the delay.
"Why am I isolated from the press," he snapped at Judge May at one point.
At Judge Gergel's prodding, Richardson had the subsequent witnesses testify for shorter periods.
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What we [at Judge] are doing at the moment is blended learning.
Julia Palatovska, a student at Cambridge University's Judge Business School, says the days of rational self-interest have gone WITHIN days of starting the MBA at Judge Business School we were introduced to the controversy of game theory.
But many economists are frustrated by the quality of the public debate about regulation, said Simon Taylor, director of the master of finance program at Judge Business School at Cambridge University.
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