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No.1 です。更に補足・訂正します。 文の最後の方にある must be properly regarded ですが properly を文修飾の副詞「当然のことながら」ととらえる解釈が良いかと。 Fresh Genius に出ていた例文をあげると She is properly kind to me.彼女がわたしにやさしいのは当然だ。 It is proper for her to be kind to me. It is proper that she (should) be kind to me. must の訳も怠っていました、そこで訂正します。 「～と見なされるのが適切であろう。」 →「～と見なされなければならないのは、当然である。」 or →「～と見なされるにちがいないのは、当然である。」
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