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In December they violently broke up a trade union rally.They have also gone out of their way to attack ancient shrines, deeming them to be idolatrous.

China's memorandum of understanding means that they can return unregistered North Koreans deeming them to be "economic migrants" rather than refugees.

Some households are vigorously opposed to fortnightly collections, deeming them to be unhygienic and inconvenient and after coming to power two years ago, Mr Pickles intended to force all councils in England to restore them.

In December they violently broke up a trade-union rally.Nahda has been accused of pandering to other groups of fringe Islamist extremists, who have gone out of their way, among other acts of intolerance, to attack ancient shrines long venerated by Tunisians, deeming them to be idolatrous.

Thailand deports about 4,000 ethnic Hmong back to communist-ruled Laos, deeming them to be economic migrants.

2009 December - Thailand deports about 4,000 ethnic Hmong back to communist-ruled Laos, deeming them to be economic migrants.

The US deems them to be too dangerous to release.

The men deemed them to be high on drugs and firmly escorted them out.

None thought business leaders were dishonest, but three deemed them to be unethical.

But back in December 2000, 40.8 percent thought conditions were good, while just 9.5 percent deemed them to be bad.

Stop treating citizens who are accessing benefits that the parliament has deemed them to be eligible for as "customers".