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history judge
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3.62 |
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History will judge. |
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court judge
|
1.97 |
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A permanent court will judge them. |
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people judge
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1.97 |
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People will judge you whatever you do. |
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investor judge
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1.18 |
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Once the hype wore off, though, investors judged new issues harshly. |
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official judge
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0.86 |
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The officials judged that the safety of pupils and staff could not be assured. |
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expert judge
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0.72 |
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The expert thus judged he was accountable for his acts. |
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federal judge
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0.66 |
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In April, a federal judge in Baltimore ordered the Navy not to kick out a gay lieutenant. |
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public judge
|
0.66 |
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The public will judge. |
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voter judge
|
0.66 |
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Voters judged them on their records and accomplishments. |
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observer judge
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0.53 |
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It is the only direct juxtaposition allowing observers to judge the affinity of their styles. |
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doctor judge
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0.46 |
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So Annie Wauneka launched the baby contest and arranged for doctors to judge it. |
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market judge
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0.46 |
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The markets judged his promise weak and smashed the dollar down. |
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audience judge
|
0.39 |
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A national network television audience can judge for itself when the Suns visit the Lakers and attempt to break a two-game skid. |
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customer judge
|
0.39 |
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How will my customers judge the performance? |
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referee judge
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0.39 |
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The referee judged there had been a push, though television pictures showed otherwise. |
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tribunal judge
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0.39 |
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Ranariddh said Cambodia will ask for a U.N. tribunal to judge Pol Pot. |
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world judge
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0.39 |
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I want the world to judge us from this team. |
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analyst judge
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0.33 |
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Still, many analysts judged Chirac to have won the round. |
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critic judge
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0.33 |
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He suggests that critics should judge him by his work. |
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member judge
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0.33 |
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The IOC members will judge on the sports event. |