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adjudicate

verb as in formally judge

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“Who decides if the intellectual environment is vigorous and open-ended? This is not something the federal government should be involved in and adjudicating,” he said.

But since a legal immigrant once saw a doctor, the press is expected to bend over backwards to adjudicate whether one is a liar just because one is lying about 99% of the story.

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It will take several years for the case to be adjudicated.

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According to his attorney, Michael Goldstein, a court adjudicating the gun case granted Chávez a “mental health diversion,” which, in some cases, can lead to dismissal of criminal charges.

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“A week is certainly not enough time for this court to adjudicate that a suspension of one week is de facto a termination,” Velchik said.

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