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This need is emphasised by the reluctance of regulators to consider conversion to diabetes as a genuine clinical outcome, with prevention or delay of its onset considered an unambiguous clinical benefit in its own right.

Gun Owners of America broke off from the National Rifle Association in the nineteen-seventies; many of its members considered the N.R.A. too soft in its defense of the Second Amendment.

The campaign run by one of the loudest proponents of leaving, the U.K. Independence Party, flirted with xenophobia, nativism and what some of its critics considered racism.

Gniezno retains many monuments, notably the 12th-century bronze door of its cathedral, considered an outstanding example of early medieval Polish art.

These interactions enable the system to achieve more functionalities than the sum of the functionalities of its components considered independently.

The error in the above example stems from our confusing an overall evaluation of a whole with an evaluation of its parts considered separately.

It is estimated that Africa is the youngest continent; pro-porting to have 70% of its population considered young.

A. R. Rahman's soundtrack, which earned positive reviews, had two of its tracks considered for the Academy Award nomination.

This integrated map is better and more useful than either of its components considered alone.

When intercepted German cables revealed the plan to Allied Intelligence, those who commented on it were skeptical of its feasibility, considering that it was beyond the German powers.

A London university is considering establishing alcohol-free zones on its campuses because so many of its students consider drinking to be immoral.