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Some of that flavor punch can arguably be attributed to the absence of chill filtering, a process that dispels fatty acids that cloud the liquid but can also remove flavor, said the Four Roses master distiller, Jim Rutledge.

Some people contend that monotheism isn't much of an advance over polytheism; it's still theism, and much horror, ignorance and grief in human history can arguably be attributed to worshippers of one god or another.

The observed differences between the two states could arguably be attributed to the non-representative sampling, but these differences are consistent with the experience of staff working in local HIV prevention and care services, and with other research [ 40].

By his reasoning, the emergence of eusocial animals such as ants (and, arguably, humans) could be attributed to a genetic predisposition to act altruistically toward even unrelated conspecifics and to act in concert with one group against another group.

Arguably, this difference may be attributed to their different biological roles: small ligands binding sites govern processes of molecular transformation, which are relatively unchanged in time, while protein protein binding sites regulate evolutionary transient processes in which connections with different proteins are developed.

That comedy earned $120 million, but arguably, at least half the credit could be attributed to her co-star, Vince Vaughn.

Arguably, the surveys' lack of impact could also be attributed to an over-emphasis on data collection per se, rather than using results to improve the quality of care.

This can be attributed to fundraising.

Emissions can be attributed to different regions.

What can be attributed to Jesus?

Many wondrous feats are attributed to him.