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Philip Thompson, the director of Soho Estates, said he hoped the buildings would be "viewed for many years as fine examples of modern day architecture against a backdrop of difficult economic times".

WASHINGTON, June 5 (Reuters) - In a less diverse Republican presidential field, Ted Cruz, the make-good son of a Cuban immigrant, would be viewed more for what he is - a candidate with a legitimate shot at making U.S. history as the nation's first Latino president in 2016.

"Our players would be viewed more fairly for what they have done.

In November, China's commissioner to Hong Kong said the visit would be viewed as support for the protesters and other illegal activities.

If political parties were corporations, the political market would be viewed as territory ripe for takeover or for the entry of an outside competitor".

The era had not yet come when a teacher would be viewed automatically with suspicion for inviting a student to his home.

One chief executive of a big bank said last week that a vote for Brexit would be viewed by markets as a vote against free trade and for protectionism.

While failure to get the powers would be viewed as a significant setback for the administration's trade agenda, rejecting them also carries risk for Democrats.

Ms. Pelosi has a solidly liberal record, and some opponents had expressed concern that a victory by her would be viewed as a leftward turn for the party.

But for the vast majority of Afghans, they argued, anything less than forceful, visible American leadership would be viewed as tacit United States support for an electoral process that gives unfair advantages to some ethnic groups or individuals.

The result delighted her; Sargent, a shrewder character, was apprehensive about how the portrait would be viewed by the conventional crowds for whom a day out at the Salon was a social fixture in the Paris calendar.