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  • noun plural of judgment

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Examples

  • So, what we bring to our judgments is inevitably based on who we are.

    Page 2 2009

  • So, what we bring to our judgments is inevitably based on who we are.

    Page 2 2009

  • Another difficulty with such judgments is that each up-and-coming “generation” reacts to the societal environment in which they grow up.

    Not Everyone Can… « L.E. Modesitt, Jr. – The Official Website 2009

  • Another difficulty with such judgments is that each up-and-coming “generation” reacts to the societal environment in which they grow up.

    February « 2009 « L.E. Modesitt, Jr. – The Official Website 2009

  • So, what we bring to our judgments is inevitably based on who we are.

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  • The gist of his argument is that persons with scientific insight can dismiss as incompetent anyone who disagrees with them in judgments of value.

    What Unitarians Know (and Sam Harris Doesn't) Marilynne Robinson 2010

  • Because many mortgages have been bought and sold by different institutions multiple times, key paperwork involved in the process to obtain foreclosure judgments is often missing.

    Dems To Fannie Mae: Why Are You Feeding Foreclosure Mills? The Huffington Post News Team 2010

  • So, what we bring to our judgments is inevitably based on who we are.

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  • Because many mortgages have been bought and sold by different institutions multiple times, key paperwork involved in the process to obtain foreclosure judgments is often missing.

    Dems To Fannie Mae: Why Are You Feeding Foreclosure Mills? The Huffington Post News Team 2010

  • The real cost of malpractice liability is limited to the cost of the actual resources consumed by such liability, principally the time of lawyers and expert witnesses (roughly half the total amount awarded in judgments goes to pay lawyers and expert witnesses), unless defensive medicine is assumed to cost more than its benefits in improving treatment outcomes.

    Malpractice Reform, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

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