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We reel with anger when injustice, interpreted as the ineffectiveness of law, runs rampant.

Speaking too softly can also be interpreted as a sign of low confidence.

Conversely, at least one expert worried that the real problem wasn't in the date being interpreted as an end-of-file marker (or trailer), but in an end-of-file marker being interpreted as a date.

Resting Hands Behind the Head or on the Hips – usually interpreted as a sign of superiority or bigheadedness.

The traditional formal semantics holds that all the indefinite noun phrases should be interpreted as existentially quantified phrases.

Because it's often mentioned as one of the pillar techniques in agile methodologies, refactoring is interpreted as working only for teams adhering to these principles.

Chen Xujing s theory of "wholesale Westernization" can not be interpreted as wholesale capitalism and it means modernization of Chinese culture.

For example, people can at the same time in two places, in a superposition of the state, this state, Pan Jianwei will be interpreted as quantum superposition state.

By raising segregation and racial persecution to the ethical level of law, it puts into practice the antinomian rules of Orwell's becomes good, inhumanity is interpreted as charity, egoism as compassion(Elie Wiesel)

The arrests were widely interpreted as a signal that China was fed up with the miners' intransigence over prices and as a rebuke to Rio for pulling out of the Chinalco deal.

Shi Yinhong, a professor of international relations at People's University in Beijing, said the Chinese government does not want the talks to be "interpreted as a concession under duress."

A settlement where the blacksmiths were supposed to learn farming was abandoned after two girls died of illness-interpreted as a warning to those who would violate Lohar tradition.

At the end of the mulberry field in the heart of the heart of the heart, the sound of the sound of the night, from the distant place, as the time of confession, has been interpreted as the memory of the wind and snow, and intoxicated in the fragrance of a tea, the faint smell, the shallow fragrance, and the instant, the thin and

Each micro-reality can be interpreted as an alternative landscape.

Once interpreted as signs of pathology, Qaddafi's eccentricities were redefined as mere personality quirks.

Qarhan is transliterated from Mongolian and interpreted as the World of Salt.

The Catholic church has been angered by clauses which could be interpreted as legalising abortion and gay marriage.

Nothing herein shall be interpreted as granting Seller a right or a licence to use the Habitat trade name or the Habitat trademark.

Absence of a specific element from the programme should not be interpreted as an indication that such element is not subject to audit.

Above the couple's heads, the candle that has been left burning in broad daylight on one of the branches of an ornate copper chandelier can be interpreted as the nuptial flame, or as the eye of God.

Although the figures do not reflect the overall level of support for the parties, the FA had been expected to top the polls and the turnout has been interpreted as a boost for the opposition.

UFO is often interpreted as a supernatural phenomenon.

It seems to you that the act of giving help may be interpreted as an intervention in others' eyes.

Prasad became an economic liberal after seeing what he interpreted as the dramatic effects of 15 years of economic reform on the economic opportunities of the untouchables.

First of all, if the crime of swindling is interpreted as including defrauding property, it is not imaginary concurrence with the ordinary fraud, it can only be concurrence of laws.

Proximity seeking is commonly interpreted as an index of infant-to-parent attachment.

He also wrote of the need for the government to "recover its true authority," a phrase widely interpreted as a call for Mr Putin to return as President in 2012.

He also invented a word for it, entropy from Greek and meaning "in turning" the turning being interpreted as "transforming" -as to disorder.

His silence was interpreted as guilt.