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The rampage in Berlin on Monday — which the German government has now deemed a terrorist attack, though the motive behind the attack was still murky — was right out of the jihadi literature.

The FDA has now deemed Teva's "exclusivity is too broad," opening the door for generic, over-the-counter versions that women and men of any age can purchase.

Under its own rules, the commission would seem to have grounds to close Indian Point — the very groups that are supposed to carry out the evacuation plan have now deemed it inadequate — but that seems unlikely.

But Oscar-tipped indie drama Beasts of the Southern Wild has discovered that it does not always pay to be innovative: officials for the Screen Actors Guild have now deemed it ineligible for any of their awards.

The story was picked up instantly in the press: if the goal was to bring legal abortion to the waters off of Ireland, Gomperts's own government had now deemed the plan illegal.

Rio Ferdinand has now been deemed a racist.

One man at Scotland Yard stands out as the architect of an approach to public order that has now been deemed fundamentally flawed.

With just 34 pupils left – nine of whom belong to the self-financed nursery – it is the smallest of the 46 schools remaining on the Isle of Wight, and has now been deemed financially unsustainable by the local authorities.

Because of an editing error, an article on Sunday about a portrait believed to be of Mary Todd Lincoln that hung in the governor's mansion in Springfield, Ill., and has now been deemed a hoax misidentified the position that Barry Bauman, an independent conservator who discovered the fraud, held when he was at the Art Institute of Chicago.

But UBIG has now been deemed insolvent and the bank and Hearts are both in administration.

The outbreak, which began in Mexico last week and has since caused at least 100 deaths there, has now been deemed a public health emergency by the Department of Health and Human Services.