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"We can no longer complete a competition that would be viewed as fair and objective in this highly charged environment," Mr. Gates said in a statement.

"I guess one of the real questions is whether in National League cities that would be viewed as a positive extension or a negative extension of the concept".

The aide emphasized that for many House Republicans that would be viewed as further impetus to cut spending, and not to reduce tax cuts.

The research by KPMG comes as analysis pointed to a 64% increase since 2010 in new mortgage lending that would be viewed as risky by the Bank of England.

At a congressional hearing Tuesday, Ocasio-Cortez climatechangee chanationalational crisis" on par with the Great Depression and World War II in a passionate speech that would be viewed online by millions.

Twenty-five years later, in December 1992, the United States began a humanitarian intervention in Somalia that would be viewed as the most striking failure of the post-cold-war era.

She told 4Utah News, "I was most concerned about the youth and the children that would be viewing this".

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They reported fears that they would be viewed as being a "bad mother" and that they would be judged as not fit to care for their child.

Lobbyists generally feel that Mr. Gramm would be viewed positively by hedge funds -- lightly regulated limited partnerships for rich investors -- that want to fend off regulations.

(#20) They were ashamed and concerned that they would be viewed by others as being "incredibly lazy", or "wanting attention", and that what they were feeling would not be seen as "real".