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characterized

adjective as in typed

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They had previously been characterized as entirely herbivorous, like gorillas, Goodall observed them hunting, killing and eating small mammals such as bush pigs and colobus monkeys, by any standard a complicated collaborative enterprise.

From Salon

But Goodall overcame her critics and produced work that Gould later characterized as “one of the Western world’s great scientific achievements.”

In short, Poast said, the president characterized the world as filled with “chaos and disorder” before his return to office, and “peaceful and prosperous” since his inauguration in January.

From Salon

While Bonta maintained these suits were based on the law, critics characterized the coordinated legal action as politically motivated resistance.

From Salon

The county also characterized the report as both a confidential “attorney work product,” and a “preliminary draft” that is “being updated with new findings.”

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