One arrest in such an industry might be deemed bad luck, but two in quick succession looked like a losing streak.Peter Dicks, the British non-executive chairman of Sportingbet, was arrested after arriving in America in September.
The mentality that leads to restrictions on its being freely accessed is the same one that demanded that clean needles, contraceptives and other vital health products not be made available: that they "encourage" behavior that is deemed "bad".
Lisa Dorfman, a registered dietitian and the director of sports nutrition and performance at the University of Miami, says that she often sees children who are terrified of foods that are deemed "bad" by parents.
Although advertisers adore the additional attention paid to Super Bowl commercials, taking part in the game can backfire if spots do not live up to expectations or, like commercials last year for Groupon and HomeAway, are deemed bad enough to be permanently taken off the air.
Gaiman's view that any book that is avidly embraced can serve as a gateway to an enduring love of reading is surely true: my own earliest literary love affair was with Enid Blyton, that mid-century spinner of mysteries and boarding-school stories, who is among the authors Gaiman lists as having been deemed bad for children.
The one thing that may safely be said is that the Woody Allen movie "Sleeper" -- whose hero wakes up to a future world where vegetables and bran are deemed bad while hamburgers and rich desserts are good -- will endure as a useful reference work.
Thus, a policy is deemed "bad" when it interferes with the market.
As a child, Dr Lee Ae-ran endured eight years of abuse and terrible living conditions at a labour camp after she and her family were deemed "bad elements" by the North Korean authorities when her grandparents defected to South Korea.
The people that commit these intentional acts are deemed bad, and those that don't are good.
Over the years, different foods have been deemed "bad for you" and "good for you" at different times.
