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Perhaps this is because, according to a recent survey, 75% of white Americans have zero black American friends.
The closing segment was altered because, according to a management spokesman, Ms. Somogyi had injured her foot.
In 2005 Tate Britain removed God is Great, John Latham's sculpture featuring copies of a Bible, a Qur'an and a Talmud, because, according to a gallery statement, it was not "appropriate" in the sensitive post-7/7 climate.
LetsRun's forensic beavers established that it made no sense for Sanchez to refer to crossing states off a list, because, according to a database at Marathon Guide, this was his one and only marathon.
Burritt and Grover were chosen because, according to a spokesman for Droga 5, the ad agency that designed the campaign, "They could blend sustainable practice, innovative design and thoughtful collaboration to help bring the Love Sculpture to life with recycled paper".
The first "Sex and The City" movie, which came out two years ago, qualifies as a comedy both because it is somewhat funny and because, according to a more classical definition, it ends, after some reversals and delays, with a wedding.
Like the others, said she received a message from Yahoo on Thursday indicating that her account had been disabled because, according to an automated message, "we have detected an issue with your account".
Like the others, Ms. McLaughlin said she had received a message from Yahoo on March 25 indicating that her account had been disabled because, according to an automated message, "we have detected an issue with your account".
The Republican Party Committee headquarters in Monroe County, Ind., was burned because, according to an E.L.F.
(I have already rejected a clear Prada tote because, according to an indiscreet sales clerk, it melts after prolonged exposure to sunlight).
A week later, a third meeting was called off, at 24 hours' notice, because according to an apologetic e-mail: "Diddy's schedule has inflated".
