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The next announcement we heard was that the N.Y.P.D. had "deemed that there is no threat in the area".

A spokeswoman from the regional prosecutors' office in Basmanny, near Moscow, said that investigators had deemed that an episode broadcast on a Moscow television station in January "bore signs of extremist activity".

The Article 32s had deemed that court martial was never warranted; yet General Burke chose to go forward anyway.

What was then considered "well-bred" society had deemed that this line of endeavor conceded no place for a woman and as such presented especially onerous social stigmas.

Following multiple visits to their home, the Department of Buildings had deemed that the spot, like many converted living spaces in New York, wasn't up to code.

The court had accepted his plea, but due to the lack of completeness within his admittance, the judge had deemed that many of the 86 charges were not addressed and therefore the trial continued.

As European markets have become more saturated, companies have deemed that approach too costly.

Our warranty department has deemed that items that are breaking down due to age have reached the end of their life and will not be covered by warranty".

That is because credit rating agencies have deemed that Vodafone must now consolidate all of Japan Telecom's debt, but not its cash flow.

Courts have deemed that charities have a similar "insurable interest" in their major donors.

It seems that God (via the Pope) has deemed that red accessories should have a moment too.