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Bristol activist Dr Charlotte Paterson said: "I'm shocked and disappointed that, at this time when tax avoidance is being deemed so unacceptable, our CCG is changing its constitution in this way.

What is being deemed the 'Americanization' of British politics has seeped into all aspects of the campaign -- in the aggressive use of social-networking sites, re-scripted and neatly packaged personal narratives, and the prominent role of the candidates' wives.

She shares this with me, and I share with her that while she was away, two important things happened: The Supreme Court legalized gay marriage, and the Confederate flag is being deemed inappropriate.

If those partnerships are deemed less worthy and honorable than heterosexual ones, then we're being deemed less worthy and honorable than heterosexuals.

Therefore, nanometer structural components are being deemed as promising biomaterials.

It seems that more black or fewer white respondents are being deemed likely to vote.

"Unfortunately it's been deemed by the authorities - the government, whoever - that that's impossible.

And in Europe, it's been deemed such a scourge that the European Union recently passed rules to prevent it.

For a mission that's been deemed NASA's "next big telescope," it's not surprising there'd be a few bumps in the road.

Instead, she's been deemed a whore.

What makes the situation much worse is what's been deemed "portion distortion".