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This may be understandable, because the statements were constructed by participants themselves.

Their apathy was understandable because the contest was over.

That is understandable, because the quality of education cannot be checked until after it is consumed.

He said the decision to shoot Ms. Carey was "understandable" because the Capitol and the White House were often targets of attacks.

Her reluctance was understandable, because the navel-revealing bikini was still considered relatively shocking outside Hollywood and the French Riviera.

She said the new law was irrelevant to her. (Her stance is understandable, because the most pertinent provisions for her don't kick in until 2014).

And parts of the commencement address at Vassar this month were as gory as "The Shining," which is understandable, because the distinguished orator was Stephen King.

The confusion among investors about what the Fed might do is understandable because the central bank's job is not just to slow the pace of economic growth.

Toni Sacconaghi, an analyst with Sanford C. Bernstein & Company, said Sun's difficulty in obtaining components was understandable because the company faced such strong demand.

Some confusion is understandable, because the federal government is responsible both for criminalizing people who use drugs and for finding ways to heal people with the disease of addiction.

Political scientists say that worries about insubordination are understandable, because the ranks of both the army and the riot police are made up mainly of hundreds of thousands of conscripts drafted into mandatory military service.