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Moreover, Kirsch's verdicts about Kafka and his young hero can be downright perplexing.

One rarely objects to her verdicts about what exactly happened and why.

The trial will continue on Thursday; Chinese courts usually give verdicts about two weeks after a trial ends.

The judges leaned on pillows propped up against the silo walls and told me how they followed the Koran in reaching verdicts about territorial rights, adultery, theft, and so forth.

And suddenly Mr. Bush seemed lassoed to the Congressional leaders whom he had once kept so carefully at a distance, as they thundered on his behalf against the "unelected judges" of Florida who were rendering verdicts about the vote.

Davide Paolini, one of Italy's top food experts, wrote an article in Il Sole 24 Ore, a Milan newspaper, questioning the Michelin Guide's competence in reaching "verdicts about 'made in Italy' restaurants".

"Logical but not compelling" – broker Panmure Gordon's verdict – seems about right.

And trials which gave a favourable verdict are about twice as likely to be published as trials giving unfavourable results.

"Weak," was Captain Comics's verdict about "Age of Ultron".

Mr. Blair delivered the same verdict about Mr. Putin.

Nothing was said in the verdict about the possibility of criminal intent.