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Members of Cramond and Barnton community council had urged the council to reject the proposals because they believed a gap in a line of trees in her garden meant the tree houses would be visible to passers-by.
Prosecutors attached the hate crime distinction, which can affect sentencing, on the theory that Mr. Sandy was chosen by his assailants because they believed a gay man would be too weak or unwilling to put up a fight.
Freddie Mac officials also disagreed with the concerns expressed by the senior examiner at the agency, the report said, "partly because they believed a change to a more aggressive approach to repurchase claims would adversely affect Freddie Mac's business relationships with Bank of America and other large loan sellers".
What we do know is this -- government (Republicans and Democrats together) acted boldly because they believed a threat to us all required collective action to benefit the entire American community.
According to Edwards' confession, he and Seale selected their victims because Moore had just been expelled from college for taking part in a student demonstration and Dee had lived in Chicago -- and because they believed a wild tale about the two being part of planned black Muslim uprising.
The Associated Press reported Thursday that U.S. special operations analysts had been looking into the hospital prior to the attack because they believed a spy from Pakistan -- whose military has links to the Taliban insurgency fighting the Afghan government -- was using the facility to work with the Taliban.
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Those people who contribute money to the Conservative party … do it because they believe a Conservative government is best for Britain".
Liberals, of course, insist that they are not inconsistent, because they believe a fetus is not a person, while a criminal clearly is.
Scientists want to study these asteroids in part because they believe a collision between Earth and one of them 65 million years ago led to the extinction of the dinosaurs and much other life on Earth.
The difference is important to the players, because they believe a more complicated and deliberate reconstituting of the union — Smith said on Thursday that players had to seriously consider whether they want to re-form the union — buttresses their argument that the dissolution of the union was not a sham to gain bargaining leverage, an important point to protect for future negotiations.
