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The bills have many heavyweight supporters in the entertainment industries, which has characterised the issue as a battle between Hollywood and Silicon Valley.
The sanctions against Sterling, which appeared to be the most punitive available to the NBA, were greeted with jubilation by prominent players, some of whom had characterised the issue as a defining moment for the league, 70% of whose players are black but whose team owners are overwhelmingly white.
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With Adderall, I'd characterise the effect as correction - correction of an underlying condition.
In a statement, Di Natale characterised the policy as a harm minimisation approach that treats "drug use as a health issue, not a criminal issue" and a rational response to the "failed" policy of prohibition.
Wardell agreed: "To characterise the sector as harshly as one-word judgments do is not reasonable".
We might further characterise the situation as follows.
O'Neill characterised the report as "utter nonsense".
He also characterised the fighting as the worst since 1994.
Husar characterised the changes as "right up [Hanson's] alley".
In Iran, hardline newspapers characterised the talks as a failure.
But Di Natale characterised the deal as reflective of his pragmatic leadership style.
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