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Another theory for the recent reshaping of feminine physiques is that the breast in general, and breast tinkering in particular, has become less of a taboo.

The Irish journalist Ed Moloney, one of the researchers behind the Boston project, advances another theory for the disappearance of informers like Wright and McKee.

Another theory for the Pringles' name comes from Mr. Liepa's patent, which credits research done in the 1940s by Mark Pringle, Mr. McCoy said.

Moles, however, has another theory for their success: "Only a cook would be dumb enough or mad enough to drive around all week in a van full of dead goats".

The anticipation of unwrapping something hidden is another theory for the success of these small toys.

Another theory for the pathogenetic sequence was reactive fibromatosis and degeneration secondary to vascular insufficiency, with elastic degeneration.

Another theory of origin for the Mérens is based on the straight or concave facial profile (which distinguishes them from the convex-profiled Iberian horses), and asserts that they are descended from Oriental horses brought to Ariege by settlers from the east.

Charles Ferguson, director of "Inside Job," a scorching look at the financial crisis, has another theory (and, for the record, says he was transparent in approaching interview subjects).

Another popular theory for dark energy is that it is a transient vacuum energy resulting from the potential energy of a dynamical field.

Naghdi shell model according to Cosserat theory is another advanced theory for very large deformation of plates and shells (Simo 1993; Simo and Fox 1989; Simo et al. 1989, 1990a, b; Simo and Kennedy 1992).

Another postulated theory for the increase of mitochondrial ROS is that under hypoxic conditions nitric oxide radicals may be produced.