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Dodgeball, a rival location-based service, was soon deemed inferior.

But even in a society that preferred to believe that criminals were born and not made, this was soon deemed unacceptable.

Nowhere was there more enthusiasm for this dismal sport than in Europe in general – where a transfer union was unthinkable and the welfare state was soon deemed "unaffordable" – and Britain in particular.

The release of a single was soon deemed a "stupid idea" by Cornell and dropped in favor of an EP or album.

At the outset, the federal government preferred to maintain British and Irish immigration at a high rate, but those sources were soon deemed insufficient to meet rising expectations, and further "assisted migration" and "private sponsorship" agreements were negotiated with other European and Middle Eastern governments.

But a couple of years after the revolution, the MEK began to clash with Ayatollah Khomeini's theocratic regime and were soon deemed an enemy of the new Iran.

The project was soon abandoned after being deemed impractical.

Taylor, an Americo-Liberian, was soon elected president in polls deemed fair by international observers.

When David Davis committed shadow cabinet suicide last year Dominic Grieve briefly got the Home Office portfolio and was – I suspect – soon deemed too gentle, too cerebral even, by Cameron.

The Morris and Essex Railroad was soon bought out by the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad, and a new station was built, deemed Watsessing.

They explain that Network Rail are now deciding what sort of businesses are "appropriate" for their properties, and the businesses that have traditionally filled them MOT workshops, storage units, and nightclubs may soon be deemed "inappropriate" for the parade of arches in new urban town centers.