In any case, the editors would have a right to feel wounded by the charge: a later rationale, for a similar photograph, this one in the Philippines, was that "prudery should not influence the decision" to print images of nudity, and that these photographs were "a true reflection of the customs of the times in those islands".
The "new regime" (the government's phrase) was introduced in October 2012, and has never been a success in terms of PR, operating as it does on what my colleague Patrick Butler refers to as a "sanction now, investigate later" rationale.
Following the later rationale, 20 study clusters were included in each site (In Brazil the household survey was limited to 10 clusters due to human resources constraints but the entomological surveys during the dry and wet season were done in all 20 clusters).
I understood later the rationale but not the language.
Although the initial inspiration for the name was not based on any real rationale, Mr. Longrich said, his later investigation into the etymology of the word "mojo" — a term for magical charm, especially that used to attract sexual partners — provided some justification for the choice.
The issue is not only how San Francisco uses its water but whether there's any rationale, a century later, for the dam and the deal.
AD: I can't really explain any rationale or take any credit for that.
Then the 70s ended, and with them any possible rationale for perpetuating humanity.
(Note that not just any secular rationale counts).
Any old rationale would do.
When the Administration changed its rationale later on, without ever admitting to the shift, it had every appearance of a bait-and-switch.
