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The 1990s is broadly seen as a "lost decade" for that country.

Khodorkovsky's prosecution is broadly seen as having been directed by Putin himself.

Asked about his reticence to acknowledge that OxyContin might be addictive, Hogen said, "Today, addiction is broadly seen as a disease.

The man who had been in charge of the GLONASS project is Sergey Ivanov, who is broadly seen as very close to Putin.

He even made a vague promise to protect the liberal TV network TVRain, which has been the target of what is broadly seen as Kremlin pressure.

A summit of EU leaders in Brussels wrestled with a response to what is broadly seen as the most significant act of destabilisation in Europe since the end of the cold war.

Normalcy in those days was broadly seen as going the way of the West, toward democracy, prosperity, and justice.

The political crisis was broadly seen as an effort to regain power by the Labor Party, which has suffered in opinion polls since its last government resigned in 1997.

This summer, he was sentenced to five years on what are broadly seen as fabricated charges and was taken into custody.

THE cases were broadly seen as victories for consumers, but some consumer advocates have called them hollow victories, in part because subprime lending grew rapidly after they were settled and more homes are now in foreclosure.

It was broadly seen as part of what President Obama has called his evolving views on same-sex marriage, and a sign that the government is stepping up its efforts to fight laws and policies that call for discrimination against gay men and lesbians.