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Restic himself viewed his offense as carrying lessons beyond football.

Mr Obama's predecessor, George Bush, was much liked, and he himself viewed with some suspicion.

This was how O'Neill himself viewed her, having been in a sense brainwashed.

Shooting in black-and-white and expertly mingling professional and nonprofessional actors, Mr. Payne, an exiled Nebraskan himself, views the flat rural landscape and its human inhabitants with an eye at once satirical and compassionate.

He himself views this basically negative experience as an enriching experience which, in turn, had a positive influence on the start up project that followed.

While the cause-law principle has been claimed to be an empirical, and false, assumption (Cartwright 1983—see 3.3), we have seen (3.2) that Davidson himself views it as a priori.

This is probably thanks to the fact that Jeff himself viewed the island society from an outsiders perspective before joining it.