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Judged from the number of pages this work is thus one of the smallest ever to be rewarded with a Nobel Prize.

Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1968 - Presentation Speech 1969

Judged from the standpoint of A's and B's skill, ability, contribution to society at large, the difference may be too small, in which event progressive tax rates agLravate an already inequitable situation.

Tax! Tax! Tax!—The Canadian Tax Scene 1967

Judged from the Diary of the unit this move was timely.

War Story of the Canadian Army Medical Corps John George 1918

Judged from the lowest standpoint, the slaughter of the youth was totally unnecessary.

High Albania Mary Edith 1909

Judged by dress and demeanor, people of seemingly every income class are knowledge-seekers.

Jonathan Lewis: Are Libraries Stacked Against the Free Market? Jonathan Lewis 2011

Judged by dress and demeanor, people of seemingly every income class are knowledge-seekers.

Jonathan Lewis: Are Libraries Stacked Against the Free Market? Jonathan Lewis 2011

Judged by peer publishers, librarians, and medical professionals since 1976, the PROSE Awards are extraordinary for their breadth and depth.

The PROSE Awards 2008 2009

Judged by dress and demeanor, people of seemingly every income class are knowledge-seekers.

Jonathan Lewis: Are Libraries Stacked Against the Free Market? Jonathan Lewis 2011

Judged by her cover, Nancy was a catch: pretty, fit, stylish, straight teeth, nicely proportioned nose postsurgery.

Parents Behaving Badly Scott Gummer 2011

Judged by dress and demeanor, people of seemingly every income class are knowledge-seekers.

Jonathan Lewis: Are Libraries Stacked Against the Free Market? Jonathan Lewis 2011