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Dinner table seating was no longer determined by age but by accomplishment.

The issue is no longer determined by gender, with body image now a major concern for boys and men as well as girls and women, the report concludes.

What constitutes a news story was no longer determined just by the media, he said, and while Twitter would not end propaganda, he argued that governments now found it harder to cover up the true version of events.

Its value (as opposed to cost) is no longer determined by critics and connoisseurs, but by all those hundreds of thousands of non-doms who want rapid access to culture without having to work very hard for it.

Rosie O'Donnell, no longer determined to fill the time slots soon to be left by Oprah Winfrey on broadcast television, said Thursday that she was joining Ms. Winfrey's forthcoming cable channel, OWN.

In countries like Denmark and Sweden, a child's future outcomes in terms of education and income are no longer determined by those of their parents – unlike in the UK and US, where children are far more likely to follow in their parents' socioeconomic footsteps.

Although elite still rules in big museums, it no longer determines what is art and what is not.

Under proposals unveiled on Monday, local authorities will no longer determine how much funding schools are allocated.

President Xi Jinping has insisted that GDP-attainment should no longer determine local leaders' job prospects.

German regulators said this month that short-term profits should no longer determine bonuses, which would have to be repaid if deals proved too risky in retrospect.

Seattle came in third, with most of the victims women whose cause of death was unknown unknown because the bodies had been left outside and sufficient time had passed that the coroners could no longer determine how they had died.