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By many standards, the JFS applicant, identified in court papers as "M," is Jewish.

It was, after all, the most wide-ranging shuffle in Mr Mubarak's 18 years of rule.By many standards, the power shift looks puny.

South Korea, by many standards the leading internet society in the world, has also developed a policy system that prevents foreign tech companies from competing effectively.

Art Basel Miami Beach is by many standards the ultimate way to engage, promote, showcase and purchase all things art.

There are many standards in the personal device industry, but adherence to the standard doesn't guarantee devices will talk to one another.

Many standards on the bar menu are gone.

Included among the many standards covered on the new record: Ringwald's smokey take on Simple Minds' "Don't You (Forget About Me)," the theme song from her breakout 1985 movie "The Breakfast Club".

All coefficients are standardized, meaning that for continuous regressors the coefficients measure how many standard deviations the dependent variable changes when the regressor changes one standard deviation and for dichotomous variables when the variables turn from zero to one.

By many standards, Apple is the most powerful technology company right now.

In the decades since the Guatemala studies, the United States and other authorities have imposed many standards and rules on the use of human subjects, the panel finds.

Reasons are the variety, low transparency and the incomplete nature of the many standards (table 1).