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The new rules comes as Pakistan has cracked down on what it deems to be inappropriate content on the internet in recent months.

Beckham added limited access to gender-affirming care is a crucial issue that needs to be addressed, and medical and supply chain models need to be reformed to make surgeries deemed as essential.

The franchise that put them together had executed the twin embarrassments of firing its first-year coach and deeming its first-round quarterback a lost cause.

Engineers deemed the problem stable and reparable, but a second cable outright snapped on November 6.

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

Students deemed “responsible” for alleged sexual assaults on college campuses can face little or no consequence for their acts.

The building had to be rebuilt in 1963 after extensive damage from the Second World War was finally deemed irreparable.

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.”

The streets here are rather wide for an Italian city but would be deemed intolerably narrow in America.

The wealth, which Ripperda deemed necessary for his expedition, was sewed into various parts of their muleteer garments.

This was a somewhat singular mode of stimulating, but he deemed it the wisest course, and acted on it.

It was therefore deemed advisable to picket the horses close to the tent, between it and the fire.

“There are no sahib-log in the town,” he said, for Malcolm deemed it advisable to begin by a question on that score.