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But they were now regarded as a good idea, she said.

Culture and knowledge, which have for centuries bound us together as human beings, were now regarded as a battleground.

But Britain's punishment of the rebels, including 14 summary executions, quickly turned Irish sympathy toward the men, who were now regarded as martyrs.

"My pupils had not all moved to leafy areas, but some of them were now regarded as less deprived than before, I can't think why," she says.

Neumann objects to cynicism, and he made sure to point out, as we talked on the phone, that he was surrounded at that moment by works that had been dismissed by the world as peripheral at one point or another and that were now regarded as important.

The USAF had sufficient fighters based in Thailand to defend the country and was reluctant to use the Australian fighters which were now regarded as obsolete to intercept potentially hostile aircraft, as the squadron's rules of engagement did not allow it to pursue contacts that left Thai airspace.

Housekeeping is now regarded as a classic.

This is now regarded as a disorder worthy of treatment.

But this number is now regarded as an exaggeration.

Many of her early films are now regarded as classics.

These old gongs are now regarded as "foreign awards".