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Last year, the New York Times deemed Dolly Parton the one thing “we can all agree on.”

The event was a devastating one for Sierra Leone, deemed a “super-spreader” by The New York Times.

One of the stories, “On the Hill,” was deemed “a work of genius.”

The instant you are deemed a candidate for arrest, you become not so much a person as a “perp.”

In the weird world of fashion, that means she is deemed ‘plus-size.’

Some three dozen had answered affirmatively to both and were deemed “fever with travel” jobs.

At first it seemed so incredible, that the messenger was deemed either a liar or a madman.

Strange times, when such things were deemed wonderful—so much so as to merit exhibition before the monarch.

Hence, the reduction of all that paganism was deemed impracticable.

The proprietor, tenant or occupier who permits a place to be used for an infringing performance shall be deemed an infringer.

No honors could be conferred on its great architects that were deemed extravagant.