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Mr. Chirac came to be perceived, particularly in the United States, as a defender of the status quo that would keep Mr. Hussein in power.
Mr. Charlier's talent for cutting clothing and coming up with interesting fabric combinations could still be perceived, particularly in a group of tailored black outfits toward the end of the show.
"It's always been different in that opera has been perceived, particularly in London, as something for the privileged few.
The revolutions and popular uprisings of 2011 were as genuine as any in history, but the way they were perceived, particularly in the West, was often seriously awry.
This is primarily due to legislative issues, economic issues, difficulties of implementing this technology in some ornamental plants, as well as how these techniques are publically perceived, particularly in Europe.
The roles of village midwives and traditional birth attendants were perceived vital, particularly in rural areas where health care services were sub-optimal.
The relationships between the mechanisms at the origin of friction-induced noises and the different kinds of friction-induced noises that can be perceived in a vehicle are particularly investigated.
A 2006 study by the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General on Violence against Children found that a range of violent traditional practices which harm children may be perceived as normal in their communities, particularly when they do not result in lasting visible physical injury.
Blurry photographs in galleries, he conceded, might not be perceived by the government as particularly threatening.
In addition, Mrs. Clinton's aides are wary about their candidate or any of her surrogates saying anything that might be perceived as insensitive to Mr. Giuliani's situation, particularly in such a charged media atmosphere.
