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His assignment was to beat up one of the men, both of whom viewed it as a bargain-basement thrill.

Advisers, many of whom viewed him as distracted and nervous from the beginning, said the president had approached the debate practice sessions without enough urgency and focus.

All of which went down a storm in a hall full of the party faithful, many of whom viewed Mr Blair's centrism as a Faustian pact.

His decision is likely to have an impact on those of Bryant and O'Neal, both of whom viewed him as a "big brother" this season.

Thanks to the French poet Charles Baudelaire and the German critic Walter Benjamin, both of whom viewed the flâneur as an emblem of modernity, his figure (and it was predominantly a "he") is now firmly associated with 19th-century Paris.

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The move provoked a protest from parents, many of whom view Mandela as the last hope for their children.

Controversy also surrounds the anchors, some of whom view themselves as players on the national stage rather than impartial observers of its machinations.

At the very least, it will energize Republican activists, many of whom view Ryan as a budding philosopher king — a Newt Gingrich without the arrogance or the girlfriends.

Among Mother Teresa's many fans  — most of whom view her canonisation as inevitable and perhaps even overdue  — the announcement is being met with celebration.

One is its successful practice of political and financial trade-offs with Russia's regional bosses, many of whom view the Duma as little more than a nuisance.