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But there is a certain rationale to Pyongyang's moves.

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Despite its sleazy reputation, payola has a certain rationale.

Yet all of this presupposes a certain rationale: that at the ballot box Greeks will weigh their options, think logically and vote for the man who has rolled back on almost every pledge he has ever made.

It doesn't make this any more palatable, but it is given a certain rationale by Samantha Spiro's no-holds-barred Katherina, who knocks down walls with her fists and whose instinctive response to a prospective wooer is to kick him in the goolies.

When abstraction was in the forefront, when content was less confrontational and when edginess was more a question of style, there also would have been a certain rationale in linking the pioneering qualities of art with a corporation's image as an innovator in its industry.

So in a way it's a ritual, though there is a certain rationale behind it.

So there's a certain rationale in funding already-approved proposals with the stimulus money and doing the more creative things with money from the ensuring budget cycles.

(5) He in particular rejects a certain rationale for it which Dryden and others had advocated, namely that a translation should provide the work that the author would have written had his native language not been the one he actually had but instead the target language.

There is a certain rationale provided by Big supermarkets.

There is a certain rationale behind the fact that the major site of introns, splits on minigenes and processing in permuted tRNA genes is located between the 37th and 38th nts.