1.   It was as if he were timing something, judging to a nicety some effect he wished to produce.

2.   He cannot escape being judged to some degree on the record it compiles and by its personality even after he goes.

3.   Skating is rife with bias, carrying the inherent subjectivity of judging to extremes.

4.   Few familiar things in life are judged to such a fine point as the difference in votes in Florida.

5.   He was judged to inappropriately undressed and was arrested by police.

6.   Three others were convicted but judged to frail for jail.

7.   Turn judging over to computers, and skating loses its unique charm, the skaters say.

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flee 2.74%
close 2.65%
use 2.52%
tie 2.44%
spread 2.13%
continue 1.83%
expect 1.48%
open 1.40%
get_back 1.35%
know 1.32%
judge 0%
judge + p. >>共 43
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from 31.63%
on 14.55%
for 4.49%
in 3.83%
as 2.71%
against 1.29%
at 1.16%
on_the_basis_of 0.53%
with 0.40%
to 0.31%
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