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Judging by school records, at least one official seems to think Billy contributes to the trouble that swirls around him.

Observers have begun comparing US political dysfunction with that of Italy. Judging by recent days, the comparison is unfair to Italy.

Robotics also seems to be humming along nicely, judging by how few workers are needed by manufacturing plants now.

Judging by the wall rising along the Mexican border, nation-states do not appear to be going away. Their people, increasingly, do.

Judging by the depressed look on his face, he might have failed in his English exam.

Peasemore is the sort of fairy-tale village that, judging by Tory rhetoric about the "broken society" , ought no longer to exist.

The last one is remaining utterly calm. He seems like a skilled warrior, judging by his size and posture.

Judging by the underlying structure, the car appears as if it will have proportions drawn directly from its 1950s forebear.

and judging by the bubbling of the surface it must be also a terrible struggle, and could not but terminate in the death of the dog!

Elizabeth Hunter, judging by the studio portraits, and the oil painting, had been a beautiful, a passionate woman.

Judging by the smile on her face, it is clear that Sue will do more than just survive as she starts the beginning of independent life.

Judging by his labored breathing he probably had a few broken ribs as well.

At least some of us, judging by the people we see in our new neighborhood, are joining me in trying out a downsized lifestyle.

Rafael Benitez is being lined up for a Liverpool return by come of the club's supporters judging by the Christmas decorations at his home.

Judging by the small show of surprise which he displayed when he saw me, you might have thought that he had been expecting me.

Judging by the company he kept, Mark must have been a wealthy man.

Mike: Judging by the pile of stuff by the door, it will be a while before we're ready to make a move.

He was tall, thin, and very old, judging by the silver of his hair and beard, which were both long enough to tuck into his belt.

Judging by the word on the street. . . the WHO recommendations aren't strong enough to limit cellphone sales.

Judging by the films on offer at the Sundance film festival this month, every documentary maker now wants to be the next Mr Gore.

I may not be the most decorated person in the skating world, but judging by the audience reaction . . . they go on my journeys with me.

Judging by progress on the formal agenda, rather than the surprise intervention of the British prime minister, the results so far are mixed.

Judging by the relationship between the richest and poorest tenth, Korea is becoming more unequal than it used to be.

Judging by buzz alone, the Palm Pre seems to be current the hot smartphone among developers.

But, judging by this pair of films, one cannot, in the long run, be too confident.

Judging by this week's news, Apple seems to be managing well without him.

Judging by the direction of the wind, it won' t rain today.

And judging by his book, Mr Webb has only a shaky understanding of the economic system he decries .

And I can't be the only one, judging by the popularity of love songs and sales of romantic novels.

Judging by his face, he was probably around my age, too. He must have been twelve or thirteen at most.

Judging by his Gamasutra interview, Pedercini is fairly pessimistic about his chances of getting a resubmitted version of the game approved.

The workplace of the assistant station-master. Judging by his headgear and telephone, it's most likely the post-revolutionary period.

Judging by the thoughts which assailed me, it must have been a long night for Armand.

You are always competing with me, and judging by tonight, you know what, you still are!

Louise has straight, auburn hair and, judging by the only photograph I have of her, she's in her 30s.

Judging by the experimental reverse privatization of Yu-pack, such an argument might be made for Japan Post.

James must be made of money, judging by what he spends on clothes.

Judging by her letter, she seems to be the best person for the job.

Judging by this remorselessly bleak account of Iraq's moral collapse, one cannot but feel squeamish about Iraq's future, under any regime.

Judging by his showing recently , the boss did n't possibly agree to give him a pay rise .

It's safe to say that far too many fall into the latter category, judging by the cruel comments flooding internet sites.

Judging by the market reports, this sort of products sells well.

Judging by his manner, he must be from a very rich family.

The strategy seems to be working, judging by the proliferation of articles (such as this one) noting Pepsi's campaign.

Judging by his accent, he must be a northerner.

Look, failure is always a possible outcome, especially judging by the way things have been going lately.

Click on the direction of the Right Start button, right-click to accelerate continuous, judging by the blank key opportunity to take off.

Judging by the response I got from some of my friends, that made me as much as a monster as Harold Shipman.

And judging by the crowd of people that are out here, you know, you have to feel it's a safe place to eat.

Judging by recent developments inside North Korea, however, clinging on to its nukes may not actually help prolong Kim Jong-il's regime.

That, at any rate, must be what Barack Obama is assuming, judging by the approach to climate change outlined in his ten-year budget plan.

He looks like a nice guy , but judging by his friends , he's probably really scum .

While this isn't easy, judging by the constant changes in circumstances, what's wise one day could be questionable the next.

Judging by the economic benefit and cost performance, treatment with the thickened heat preservation quilt had the best performance.

He is wearing a light blue T-shirt and, judging by his slightly sunburnt face, has been spending too much time on his terrace.

Judging by the survey, supporters of the policy mean for it to apply to people earning significantly more than they do.

Judging by the general surge in bond yields of the peripheral countries, it looks less likely.

That will be unpopular, judging by the public outcry when AT&T recently said it was looking at ways to curtail data traffic.

Judging by her appearance, Robera probably wished that she were home bringing hot soup and soothing words to her own little one.

Judging by Mr Dudley's previous troubles in Russia, Mr Fridman and the Kremlin have plenty of means at their disposal to put pressure on BP.

Judging by his accent, he must be from Guangdong.

Judging by his appearance, he must be over sixty.

Judging by the complaints of some of India's mobile operators, its airwaves are just as overcrowded.

Judging by a sudden deluge of research reports, they now see climate change as the next big thing.

Judging by his recent declarations, the centre-right Mr Sarkozy has taken a decidedly leftward turn.

In the grand scheme of things I don't think my scripts are thatpopular at all, judging by the number of downloads of the scripts.

Judging by this footage from the rehearsal, the athletes and dignitaries in attendance are in for a spectacular opening showcase.

Friday's hack has quite a few eBay members rattled, judging by a long discussion forum thread about the incident.

Judging by a demonstration at the National Press Club here, the site, whose address is OverseasVoteFoundation. org, appears to be painless.

Judging by the display counter , they seem to have a lot of ice cream varieties available.

Judging by the name, I'm guessing that it'll be a similar device to the T2, just screen-less.

Judging by his accent , he must be from the south.

Judging by his accent, he must be from Hunan.

Judging by the price of Fed fund futures, investors expect the federal funds rate to be as low as 2. 25% by the end of the year.

Judging by his legislative record, he is no extremist.

Judging by the wiring, the one connected directly to it must be a shared switch.

Judging by its popularity, this step away from the cult of beauty will not be the last.

Judging by his jovial manner he must have enjoyed his meal.

Judging by the men I spoke with afterward, El-Scari seemed to have pegged his audience perfectly.

Judging by what I know of her, I think Ms. Shan is fully qualified to pursue an MBA degree in your program.

Judging by the return Berkshire has seen so far on BYD, Munger might not merely be encountering genius.

Judging by the price of futures contracts, markets see a better than even chance of another quarter-point rise in August.

Judging by the instinct & experience of the analyzers, its continuance between the past and nowadays , the recent information.

Judging by the comments, I also realized that was the first time I ever announced my age on this blog.

However, Judging by the existing historical materials, Zou Ji himself was a multi-faceted figure in the text by typifying.

Judging by his time at Porto and his use of Malouda and Kalou here, Villas Boas wants something different.

Judging by the blueprints of the Abbottabad compound, bin Laden tried to keep his three families separate but equal.

The reaction of coal spontaneous combustion to produce ethylene is a spontaneous reaction judging by the reaction activation energy.

Most Palestinians who voted for Hamas also, judging by a raft of opinion polls, actually support the notion of two states.

Judging by his statements so far, I am not hopeful.

THE road back to power for the Republican party looks long and steep judging by the latest polling data from Gallup.

Patty: Hard to tell, probably plastic, judging by the price.

No easy task, to be sure, judging by how euro-area countries flouted the fiscal targets in their Stability and Growth Pact.

Temping carries quite a stigma, judging by how few firms or executives admit they are resorting to it.

Judging by that DVD, you're a lot more like her than I thought.

Judging by his clothes, he may be an artist.

Although, judging by the Reds' narrow victory over Birmingham, you may need to prepare yourself for a nerve-wracking nine months.

Judging by his number, I'd be a huge disappointment.

Judging by the sound of his voice , the man couldn't be very young.

Judging by his look, he doesn't think much of our local wine.

Judging by the quantity and quality of our signings, Arsenal's football will soon undergo some changes.

Judging by the number of "my PC won't turn on! " posts, it could be that time of year already.

And judging by their local councillors, BNP politicians tend not to distinguish themselves in office.

Judging by the president's actions this week, that prediction sounds premature.

Judging by the recent mood swings, the global economy can be diagnosed as manic-depressive.

Judging by his showing recently, the boss didn't possibly agree to give him pay rise.

Judging by the handwriting, the letter must have been written by a small child.

Most telling is the illegal market. Judging by the stalls around Mexico City, Mexican movies are a big part of business for the pirates.

Judging by the information of a suburb, it does cause some effect of segregation .

I'm only judging by her behavior, but I think she seems a little self centered.

Judging by the script's tone, the film will vary wildly between the sweet, the saccharine and the zany .

Yet judging by the stories I've heard from fellow couch surfers, the no-hook-up rule is broken all the time.

Judging by its relative valuation, it is hard to tell that StanChart is even a bank.

Judging by reaction on Chinese social media sites, not so much.

Judging by the way they do things, they should have gotten rid off any proof that they were ever here.

Judging by the marketplace reaction, this battle won't be won or lost in a day.

Judging by the number of scandals in recent years involving the regulation of health, safety, and the environment, this is not being done.

And judging by the recent rise in applications for unemployment benefits, the situation may soon get worse rather than better.

judging by the size, you probably guessed they are more meant for home use rather than portable use.

Investors are aware of the tension, judging by the higher premiums they want for buying the debt of weaker euro-zone economies.

Judging by the graffiti, the UK is way ahead on the "public toilets for lovers" coefficient.

Judging by recent numbers from a couple of top-end manufacturers, it will not be this year.

and judging by its apparently stronger effect on Harriet's mind, producing reserve and self-command, it would.

Judging by this week's leap in yields, France looks to be next in line.

Judging by its popularity, yoga is as useful for solving the problems of today as it was for solving the problems 5, 000 years ago.

Judging by today's positive economic indicators, growth will likely be driven by final sales as opposed to inventory building.

Judging by the 95% confidence range of the population average per mu yield, typical sampling is more accurate than random sampling.

But judging by our relative speeds when he'd originally passed by, I'm not so sure.

Surfing: India's and China's online populations belong to different worlds, judging by their Google searches.

Judging by the mood at the International Monetary Fund's weekend gathering, it might.

Judging by his actions, he is rather selfish.

Judging by the latest revenue figures from Wal-Mart, average Americans are feeling the strain.

Judging by the 15 previous Apec summits, those noble aspirations will last as long as the leaders' flights home.

And judging by the price of futures contracts based on the Case-Shiller composite index, investors expect house prices to fall further.

Judging by recent events, however, the country has yet to develop a clear strategy to deal with the threat.

Judging by the repeated results, the left hemisphere of human brain dominates language.

Judging by the number of new tycoons, the rich have rebounded from the 2009 doldrums.

Judging by the yields, investors see Shanghai's bonds as central-government securities in all but name.

But judging by the flimsiness of (much of) Chinese toilet paper, you'd never think so.

Judging by her letter, she looks to be the best person for the job.

His study, judging by the crumbs on the carpet, was also his dining-room.

Judging by the chairman's instructions, the "moderate line" was still in effect.

Judging by today's announcement, Google plans to make voice recognition a core feature of more of its services in the future.

So says the International Monetary Fund, and in doing so it merely expresses what many, judging by asset prices, already fear.

Judging by Wednesday's reaction, the co-ordination worked at impressing markets and analysts.

Judging by the signs, could be late November, early December.

It is even equipped with seat belts, which go largely unused, judging by the dust the strap leaves on my lap.

But heeding disagreeable election results is for wimps, judging by the attitude of Kenya's Mwai Kibaki or Zimbabwe's Mr Mugabe.

Judging by previous years, shortages could last through the summer.

Judging by his accent, he is from Hunan.

Judging by mistakes from the use, excessive ellipsis is more than insufficient ellipsis.

Everything's just fine in Europe and the US, judging by their stock markets today.

Judging by appearances can be misleading.

Judging by her accent, she must be from Sichuan.

Judging by the conduct of all recent elections in Russia, Mr Medvedev will be a shoo-in.

Judging by this standard, his that mixed gold one is invaluable. Of course the monk doesn't love money. . .

Judging by experience, the markets will then move on to attack the Spanish.

Judging by her most recent form, she should easily win a medal at the olympics.

Many Americans agree, judging by their investment choices.

Judging by appearance can be misleading.

Hermione has a younger sister who is not a Witch, judging by the fact that she isn't at Hogwarts (WBD).

Judging by the polls, such efforts are likely to fall flat.

Judging by the Italian prime ministerial elections taking place on Sunday, however, they may actually have a point.

Judging by the expression on his face, I'm pretty sure it hit home.

Judging by Mr Obama's continuing tendency to burst into soaring rhetoric, neither has he.

Judging by its conductivity , the metal may be aluminum.

Judging by the questions the justices threw at Chicago's lawyer on March 2nd, the answer is "nationwide" .

Judging by her accent, she must be from the North.

Judging by his testimonials, I think he will suit the post.

Mr Frost however says the numbers are much higher, judging by reports from employers.

Judging by her accent, she must be from Henan.

And judging by Wednesday's trading action, Wall Street may finally be figuring that out.

Judging by the advance publicity it is not full of surprises.

Judging by that historical relationship, savings should continue to rise gradually to 7 per cent or more.

Judging by the smell, the food must be good.

Judging by the nation's accounts, though, the support is failing.

And her love life certainly seems on the up, judging by how openly adoring boyfriend Matt Kemp is.

Judging by their rhetoric, the world's policymakers are indeed thinking about little else.

Perhaps not, judging by its recent vote in favour of the Libyan no-fly zone.

That risk remains, judging by CDR's counterparty-risk index, which measures the health of CDS dealers (see chart 1).

You obviously have ideas above your station judging by your question.

Judging by its results, Club Med still has an anti-capitalist philosophy.

and judging by her deteriorating mental state .

Judging by their public postures, the prospects look poor.

Judging by your manner of dress, you are well-to-do, which will be a help.

But judging by California's employment data, such hiring has yet to happen.

Judging by size alone is a bad tactic in the animal kingdom.

Judging by readers' e-mails, there is a deep unease about the way companies have been run and the role they play in communities.

Judging by the boom in plastic surgeries lately, a lot of young Chinese would agree.

Judging by their behavior, American women appear to think that fathers are optional.

Judging by some recent flows data, investors have already started to make the switch.

Limited use of bullets to higher scores, the restricted hours, judging by the beating oh.

Yet judging by the local sandwich shops in any downtown area, lots of people would rather buy.

Judging by past performance, there is no certainty they will help.

Judging by fiscal deficits alone, it is America and Britain that should fret.

Judging by the way he behaves, I don't think our boss is a tricky guy.

Mexico and Peru are safer than Portugal or Ireland, judging by 10-year bond yields, and Brazil is more favoured than Spain.

She won't tell me how many hours she worked on it, but I would estimate that it took more than 50 hours judging by the level of detail.

Well, Nannette, judging by those great tomes you are struggling with, we have something in common.

Judging by the preview pics released by Vogue Italia, I say she has a decent shot.

But, judging by Bazalgette's record, a good sewerage system can last 150 years.

It would've been logical if 40-60 percent were expecting this - I'm judging by some other surveys.

Judging by this morning's showing, they were right.

On the contrary, judging by recent dramatic developments in your own life and those around you, they'll need tobe reorganised, and soon.

And judging by how hard they're going after sara tancredi, i'm pretty sure they think she has it.

Judging by her last letter, they are having a wonderful time.

And judging by how hot this engine is, they haven't gotten far.

And judging by the response on the Web, he's getting a lot of donations.

Judging by the media reaction after the 1-0 defeat last week, United were already a spent force. Written off, and in crisis.

But investors shouldn't bank on that ending being happy, judging by recent developments.

Judging by how loud or faint they are, Ben has learned to gauge distances.

And judging by the decor, we're in your mind, aren't we, Arthur?

I have never seen those before but judging by your excitement it should be good.

Indeed, judging by Chinese media and online outlets, the Chinese public has been largely mum on the issue.

Judging by the way he talks, he is somewhat conceited.

Stocks, meanwhile, pay 2. 3%, judging by the indicated yield of the S& P 500 index.

The people, however, judging by the surviving literature, have a peculiar character.

Judging by this incident, I know now that I am sorely mistaken.

This is a level of success that I have personally never heard of before and judging by the surprised faces in the audience, I wasn't alone.

Judging by recent form, he should easily pass the exam.

Judging by what they did, we know that the victors could degenerate into robbers.

Bob says, "Judging by the weather, that is debatable, old timer. "

Ms Dodds believes she is ahead, judging by her door-to-door canvassing.

Judging by what they did, we know that the victors could degenerate in the robbers.

Judging by last year's performance, investors need to be prepared for a rocky ride.

Judging by Tate's outstanding work, we can understand his change of heart.

Judging by factors such as health, housing and the job market, the report said that only Spain was a less desirable home than the UK.

Judging by the enthusiastic reception given him everywhere, they felt that his election was in the bag.

ALEX: Judging by the stories you gave us, I'd say your writing is very good. Have you written things other than newspaper stories?

Jesus also said, "Stop judging by mere appearances, and make a right judgment" (John 7: 24).

Judging by the exchange's progress, that is a strategy with as many risks as potential benefits.

Harry was silent. Judging by the fact that Draco Malfoy usually had the best of everything,

Judging by the relationship between the richest and poorest tenth

Decipher the Plastic Arts of Qin and Han Dynasties as Judging by "Four Deities" Figures Carved on Eaves Tiles

(judging by dents and scratches, used quite extensively)

Judging by the US's Tolerance, the "High Oil Price" Will Continue

Judging by the look on your face

Judging by the hole in the satellite picture

And judging by the texts and photos,

judging by the way he wears it