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The information was later deemed to be unreliable, the FCO said.

It was approved by a hefty margin, 59%to41%1%, but was later deemed unconstitutional.

Yet the bank had issues with the model, and Mr. Dimon said on Thursday that it was later deemed "inadequate".

Although the poorly coordinated system was later deemed Dickensian, it was a vast improvement over utter abandonment, he said.

But the restraint of pushing a seated person's head forward, compressing the diaphragm to stop them spitting, was later deemed "malpractice".

The law removed liability from Internet intermediaries as long as they were not active participants in creating content that was later deemed to be offensive.

When arrested, both men gave statements to the police that were later deemed incriminating.

Tens of thousands of the returns were later deemed to be from legitimate taxpayers, the report said.

What if Mr Rajoy takes the money but is later deemed to have missed its targets for reform?

Officials who rely on its secret opinions are essentially safe from prosecution — even if the office's legal pronouncements are later deemed to be incorrect.

And in some cases, the old priorities — like the fight for the Pech Valley — are later deemed unnecessary, even as the latest effort carves out ground.