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Last things are often deemed significant.

Wynwood is known for nurturing experimental art often deemed too cutting edge for mainstream galleries.

Why are the people affiliated with these parties often deemed "extremists"?

Riding big waves is the one area in which Reynolds is often deemed deficient.

Pedigrees are rare here and are often deemed too valuable to be allowed to run wild".

Minimal government is often deemed to have contributed mightily to Hong Kong's prosperity.

Where vertical identities are celebrated in families, horizontal ones are too often deemed flaws.

"Women were often deemed promiscuous if they rode bikes in the street," she said.

Mr. Navarro's two fields are 70 and 100 meters from neighbors' farms, a distance often deemed adequate to prevent mixing.

With Reagan (whom he often deemed insufficiently doctrinaire), Helms helped engineer the far right's takeover of the Republican Party.

A 40-year-old doctor is often deemed too old to be accepted in a residency program.