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Even the occasional financial swindle in the news is regarded, at least by those who are not prosecutors, as more cultural quirk than grave crime.

Mr. Rajoub has close ties to top Israeli and American security officials and is regarded, at least by Israelis, as a pragmatic potential successor to Mr. Arafat.

Mark Hughes was appointed as Pulis's replacement and the extended contract, running until 2019, that the Welshman signed last week provides a measure of how highly he is regarded at Stoke.

It says much about how highly Chadli, 27, is regarded at Spurs that a large number of the travelling fans applauded him when he was withdrawn at The Hawthorns shortly after scoring.

And, when he was done, he said it all again to the prosecutor Steve Saracco, in a videotaped confession that is regarded at the D.A.'s office as one of the classic portraits of a criminal personality.

In Richard Ayoade's The Double, which was written specifically for him by Ayoade and Avi Korine (Harmony's brother), he plays Simon James, who has a claustrophobic desk job in a stifling Kafka-esque office and is unencumbered by confidence, regarded with derision if he is regarded at all.

The site is regarded as at risk as a bronze gun was recently illegally raised from it by unlicensed divers.

Local I/R is regarded as being at least in part responsible for the development of CIN.

Because foundations tended to fund liberal causes, they were regarded benignly by most liberals, when they were regarded at all.

At her trial at Wakefield crown court, her defence suggested the explosives tests were unreliable, but forensic evidence was regarded at that time as virtually infallible.

"Bonjour Tristesse was regarded at the time as an attempt to do something a bit scandalous," says Preminger biographer and Edinburgh film festival artistic director, Chris Fujiwara.