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Discover LudwigThe phrase "views them as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express someone's evaluation or opinion of a group of people: The mayor views them as a productive and responsible part of the community.
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The exercises anger Pyongyang, which views them as aggressive.
Eriksson views them as a blessing.
The Bush campaign views them as an irksome propaganda squad.
She views them as partners who are helping her to chart strategy.
The Orthodox church views them as a kind of Trojan horse to convert Orthodox believers.
It views them as a useful step toward the creation of a community patent.
Despite her breezy delivery, it's clear she views them as failures, not experiences, and is ashamed.
But once they flee, the North Korean government views them as criminals.
Complex because all sides agree that the Chinese government views them as enemies.
Mr. Tosani views them as a continuation of earlier work exploring clothes and bodies.
But even when unions agree to sizable concessions, the public often views them as only reluctantly sharing in the pain.
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