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Lone-wolf terrorism is a marginal phenomenon compared to mainstream terrorism; Spaaji (2012), p. 27 demonstrates that among the terrorist incidents in his study, only 1.8% can be attributed to lone wolves.

A considerable part of the social expenses due to DP should be attributed to lone working women with children.

Just as Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols were deemed to be acting alone, the periodic bursts of far right violence – whether they be an attempted bombing, the murder of an abortion doctor, attacks on undocumented immigrants or on Muslims, or the shooting of a congresswoman – are attributed to "lone wolves" rather than to organised plots by any particular group.

Of the 23 deaths in which ketamine was identified in post-mortem samples in the United Kingdom between 1993 and 2006, only 4 were attributed to lone ketamine poisoning (60).

The killing of Dr. George Tiller, who provided abortion services to women with the hardest cases, will likely be attributed to some lone and deranged individual, acting on his own.

However, since no new ionogenic groups were generated (as concluded from the FTIR-ATR and from the IEC values), the loading of the Ag+ can be attributed to coordination with lone electron pairs of nitrogen atoms.

Interestingly, structural modification via benzene/pyridine interchange resulted in red shifted emission peaks in most cases and this could be attributed to the localized lone pair of electrons in the sp2 orbital of the nitrogen atom which offer the polyamide a greater electron affinity and better electron-transporting properties.

This may be attributed to the presence of free lone pair of electrons on oxygen atoms, which are suitable functional sites for coordination with the metal ions.

These results can be explained considering a hyperconjugation effect, which can be attributed to the interaction between nitrogen lone pairs and antibonding orbital σ*C,Hax (nN → σ*C,Hax), the latter of which was synperiplanar to the nitrogen lone pairs (Figure 2) [32].

The 250-nm peak can be attributed to saturated compounds containing atoms with lone pairs (non-bonding electrons) capable of n → σ* transitions.

Emissions can be attributed to different regions.