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It was basically seen as an "innocuous" infection.
"We're basically seen as a local institution.
"Regarding your suggestion that Samit could replace Bresnan - why is Samit basically seen as a bowling option," says Nick Butler.
"For them [Pakistan], it is basically seen as a last opportunity to push through as many infiltrators as possible before the onset of the bone-chilling winters," he told AFP news agency.
Zynga has been receiving lofty valuations in part because it is basically seen as a proxy investment for Facebook.
They were directionless and basically seen as a has-been company that had lost its relevance in the modern tech industry.
Egypt's new government, which bypassed Hamas in a failed attempt at brokering a truce earlier this week, is no supporter of the movement, which it basically sees as an extension of the Muslim Brotherhood it has outlawed at home.
"[Ebola] is a deadly disease that's new, unfamiliar, and basically seen as uncontrollable we don't have medicines for it, we don't have vaccines to prevent it," he said.
It developed as a 1980s reaction to the Canadian multicultural policy announced in the 1970s, which placed Québécois identity in the same basket of diversity as the indigenous population and immigrants (the three basic dimensions of multiculturalism that had penetrated the debate, Kymlicka, 1995) and was basically seen as detrimental to the survival of the French language.
As one might expect in a 19th-century male-dominated society where women are basically seen as support staff whose role it is to bear children for their husbands and not bother their pretty little minds with weighty thoughts, Nora's insatiable curiosity causes problems in her marriage.
