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Mr. Peres said that this was ultimately deemed not to be a problem.
(Four was ultimately deemed necessary, because no one wanted to be "the vote" that turned the issue).
What had been originally presented as an excursion line, which carried lower insurance premiums, was ultimately deemed by federal rail regulators to be comparable to commuter service, thus requiring higher coverage, Mr. Magliari said.
In keeping with the theme, Ms. Gaylord, who was in charge of lighting, considered stringing bare bulbs along the pine veneer ceiling, an aesthetic that was ultimately deemed "too raw," Mr. Gaylord said.
Some involved suspects with a history of violence or mental illness and easy access to guns and explosives, while others involved men whose menacing talk was ultimately deemed to be just that by the authorities.
However, The Miami Herald and The Tampa Bay Times have measured his support at about 1 percent — far more than the 537-vote margin that was ultimately deemed to have separated Mr. Bush from Mr. Gore in 2000.
And if drilling is ultimately deemed to be necessary, then its impact on local wildlife and ways of life can be subject to continuous and rigorous assessment.
While she did not directly benefit from the settlement, her children were ultimately deemed to be descendants and therefore entitled to distributions from the trust.
If the stabbings are ultimately deemed a terrorist act, it would be the first carried out by a Somali on US soil.
Mr. Alfaro's designs for jumpsuits, with their wide, flared legs, were ultimately deemed a mite "over the top" for waiters working long shifts, and they were replaced with Dolce & Gabbana's black pencil skirts, sleeveless crocheted tops and Italian-made flat-front pants.
While Mr. O'Brien and NBC had previously permitted Mr. Weinberg to take leaves of absence from "Late Night" for as many as six months to tour with Mr. Springsteen, the opening weeks of "Tonight" were ultimately deemed too important for him to miss.
