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Bernanke, 50, is viewed as the dark horse.

Their missiles are viewed as a defensive and deterrent force.

The project itself has been widely viewed as a total farce.

People who express themselves through their clothes don't want to wear something viewed as passe.

The island is often viewed as a quaint place a decade or so behind the times.

DeButing in 2003 and often misleadingly viewed as the heir to Ayumi Hamasaki's throne as the queen of Japanese pop.

So long as in the eyes of the village she was now viewed as the mistress of the house.

Essentially, cells may be viewed as circuits that use molecules, ions, proteins and DNA instead of electrons and transistors.

Until recently the general attitude toward daydreaming remained hostile. Daydreaming was viewed as a waste of time.

Researchers say the relationship suggests that forces typically viewed as destructive--such as earthquakes--might have also played a constructive role in human history.

Forecasting should not be viewed as a substitute for prophecy but rather as the best way of identifying and extrapolating established patterns or relationships in order to forecast.

Surface trains can be viewed as higher-order soliton states bound together by several different lowest order solitons with appropriate relative phases.

The bonds can be viewed as a kind of catastrophe insurance for which a premium is received in return for a small chance of a big loss.

In this sense art is very literally viewed as psychic therapy, and is a path to levels of self contemplation and inner awareness.

Because these signs may be viewed as normal mood swings typical of children as they move through developmental stages, it may be difficult to accurately diagnose a young person with depression.

They have also learned that steroids, once viewed as a cure-all for immune disorders, can worsen the effects of scleroderma, especially in the kidneys, and should be used with caution.

If I am just a single person in your eyes, then you are viewed as my whole world, if tears could redeem lives, then god can proved that my tears have already flood likes a river.

They can mould or ferment rapidly once the container is opened, in the case of aluminum cans, and glass or plastic bottles which have less perfect seals should be viewed as unsafe even before opening.

But Greece is viewed as a serial backslider.

There was no room for details that were to be viewed as individual elements.

Japan had long been viewed as the inferior nation looking to its Asian neighbor for monies as well as culture.

In the past, all necessary means has simply been viewed as short hand for authorisation of the use of force.

Under the new amendment, drunk drivers will be viewed as posing a hazard, inviting a heavier sentence.

These data stores should be viewed as single repositories even though they may exist as a set of federated data stores.

Fire safety was viewed as a critical deficiency at the plant, so extensive upgrades were made, including 140 new fire doors.

About one thing the studios are fairly sure. Piracy, which was widely viewed as the greatest danger facing the film business a few years ago, has been eclipsed as a threat.

The case is being viewed as a sign of the negative feeling against Israel in Egypt, with which it has had a peace treaty for more than 30 years.

Republicans are viewed as more stalwart defenders of free trade.

As a kind of economics model, the panel data can be viewed as the two-way design of co-variables.

These structures were viewed as great artifacts of earlier civilizations by some, but as quarries of usable or saleable materials by others.

We would rather give the IMF overall charge, even if in Brussels this is seen as a humiliation and in Athens the fund is viewed as an arm of the American government.

Otherwise you may be viewed as a chronic malcontent .

Yuppie, depending upon who USES the term, is viewed as either a positive or a negative term.

That Jose Mourinho chose this week to emerge from the shadows and remind everyone what a gifted and Machiavellian orator he is can be viewed as both ironic and unnerving.

The value of a firm's equity can be viewed as an option on the total value of the firm, after the bondholders and other claimants have been paid.

This approach can be viewed as the "foot in the door" approach.