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Fact checking, once a foundation for all reporting, was now deemed the province of a specialized few.

The Crown Prosecution Service has decided not to go ahead with three cases in which Mahmood would have given evidence because the prospect of obtaining a conviction was now deemed to be unrealistic.

BBC Worldwide's e-commerce boss, Steve Wind-Mozley, said some content that was now deemed inappropriate for broadcast because it was perceived as being racist or sexist, such as It Ain't Half Hot Mum, would be included in an "of its time" section.

Inspectors said the overall effectiveness for safeguarding youngsters was now deemed "adequate".

As a Mexican, I felt a sense of triumph to know Univision was now deemed important enough to command the attention of a superstar.

With the intentions of the emperor no longer clear, it was now deemed a safer course of action at Rome to withdraw from overt support to Sejanus, until the matter was clearly settled.

Finally, the importance of sexual rights in the achievement of sexual health is now deemed so important that WAS created this slogan in 2013: "To achieve sexual health, picture yourself owning your sexual rights" [ 8].

But neither is now deemed quite so decisive.

He is now deemed a high-risk missing person.

Crucially, all such threats are now deemed equally valid.

In this way what actually happened is now deemed not to have happened.