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Despite his characterization of his campaign, Mr. Brodsky's race was widely viewed as a long shot.
The Knicks have generally been viewed as a long shot to sign either player, because their roster is young, thin and generally unproven.
After soaring to the top of the Democratic mayoral primary field in some polls earlier this summer, former Representative Anthony D. Weiner is now struggling, and viewed as a long shot to make it to a runoff.
Microsoft's appeal to the court to dismiss the findings of Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson of Federal District Court in the District of Columbia had been widely viewed as a long shot.
However, that is viewed as a long shot, and is not likely to delay the track's sale, which could happen as early as this summer, said Joe Morningstar, the managing director of Rockwood Realty, the principal marketer of the property.
Mr. Loeb's suggestion was viewed as a long-overdue call to unlink two disparate businesses — electronics and entertainment — and to cut studio spending.
Mr. Zucker did not specify which parts of NBC Universal he intended to shed, and NBC executives emphasized that the portfolio reshuffling was viewed as a long-term project.
"Attractive women are viewed as people [the male partners] want around for social events and client events, but they aren't viewed as a long-term investment in terms of how do we train them, how do we keep them here.
McDaniels, wielding personnel power that he might not have been prepared to handle, jettisoned quarterback Jay Cutler and receiver Brandon Marshall, among others, and he used a first-round draft pick on quarterback Tim Tebow, who has played sparingly and is viewed as a long-term project.
Mr. Maloney, a businessman, was initially viewed as a long-shot in this heavily Democratic state, but he surged ahead in the polls in recent weeks with the help of negative advertisements associating Mr. Tomblin with Mr. Obama, who is deeply unpopular here.
