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judgment

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"The judgment… imposes very far reaching, but also open ended and obscure obligations on member states," argues Prof Ekins.

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All around, a sad display of more haste than good judgment.

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Whether courts can review the president’s judgment at all is a matter that splits even some of the president’s most conservative judicial picks from his current Justice Department attorneys.

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And Maggie has lost her medical license due to a hiccup of bad judgment on her part.

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A lawyer for the Angels said in a pretrial hearing that the plaintiffs now seek a judgment of $1 billion, although the lead attorney representing the family said the number is an exaggeration.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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