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Its public transportation was recently deemed Europe's best by a leading automobile club.

Since the revolution, there has been talk about changing the law, which was recently deemed unconstitutional by the courts.

The area was recently deemed the fifth most diverse neighborhood in the country, according to city's mayor.

Crowds are also increasing these final summer days at Blacks Beach near San Diego, at Mazo Beach on the lower Wisconsin River and at Gunnison Beach in Sandy Hook, N.J., a "dress optional" sand strip run by the National Park Service that was recently deemed by the Clean Beaches Council, an environmental group, one of the top 10 beaches in the United States.

One of the girls was recently deemed mentally unfit to stand trial.

The single, a danceable track called "When You Were Mine," was recently deemed a "gorgeous piece of work" by music website Stereogum.

Two of the more commonly used flame retardants – tetrabromobisphenol A (TBBPA) and tetrachlorobisphenol A (TCBPA), chemical cousins to bisphenol A (BPA) – are used internally on circuit boards and externally on plastic casings, and were recently deemed to be obesogens – which disrupt endocrines and promote obesity – by University of Houston researchers.

Email Vietnam's PM to save Animals Asia's sanctuary #stoptheeviction animalsasia.org/StopTheEviction — Stephen Fry (@stephenfry) October 21, 2012 The $2 million center was founded with government approval in 2005 but half of its 12 hectares, or 30 acres, were recently deemed crucial to national defense.

But the trend is clear: violence once confined to Chechnya, where Russia has fought two grisly wars against separatism, has spread across the entire north Caucasus region.Though there have been gun-battles and sieges in Nalchik before, the city was until recently deemed safe-ish, at least compared with Grozny in Chechnya.

This idea of splurging spectrum was until recently deemed necessary to avoid interference.

The forensic sciences encompass a broad range of disciplines whose 'scientific' basis was recently scrutinized and deemed inadequate by the National Academy of Sciences NASS), which noted that forensic errors can and do lead to the convictions of innocent people.