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Jimenez makes no judgments on how others choose lead their lives, but he is insistence that his laid back and carefree attitude remains at the center of his equilibrium.
CNN: Winning? There's more to life, says Jimenez
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There are absolutely no judgments made.
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Ahead of the document's release, CIA Director Leon Panetta wrote on the agency's website that the report was "in many ways an old story" and that he would make "no judgments on the accuracy of the report or the various views expressed about it".
BBC: Guantanamo Bay detainees in 2002
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No need for them to make judgments about credibility or conflicts.
CNN: Transcript: White House Counsel Ruff's opening statement
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No matter how smart and capable an individual is, no matter how on top of his game, he or she will be hit with a sudden disaster for which he must draw upon his own internal resources, making judgments for which there often is no precedent.
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No one can read their minds, only their judgments, which are unconvincing.
ECONOMIST: Not much to celebrate
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One problem, maybe, is that there is no point in the chain that leads from donors to recipients where judgments and motives are always wise and disinterested.
ECONOMIST: Humanitarian aid: Weighed and found wanting | The
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For deal forensics to work, there is no alternative to openly and objectively tackling the process and making realistic judgments based on prevailing market conditions, but with an eye to future industry and competitive dynamics.
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Many AP photos are sent directly to news websites with no outside filtering, but this picture was held back so editors could make their own judgments about whether to use it.
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No one wants to be seen as the equivalent of the replacement refs, but in government as in sports, judgments made on the fly about a rapidly moving game often can change things for the worse.
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