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And some dogs that had been described as friendly were re-categorized as available to rescue groups, but not the general public, because they were now deemed to have behavioral issues.

APT rules were formed by the Premier League to prevent clubs from profiting from commercial or sponsorship deals with companies linked to their owners that are deemed above "fair market value".

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Winning tickets are nontransferable and anyone who attempts to pass on their ticket will be deemed ineligible from the lottery.

In this case, about £38,000 of the combined service charge was deemed to be unreasonable.

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In Tampa Bay, the manatee population wasn't deemed plentiful until the 1950s.

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

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