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Presumably the curators chose to display certain pages because they were particularly enlightening.

He added that he had singled out the 50 64 age group because they were particularly hard hit by unemployment.

They went not because they were particularly devout but because there, once a week, in the company of other Koreans, they could be themselves.

But several of these photographs also express great love for and trust in their photographer: not because they were particularly interested in being memorialized by the notorious Diane Arbus but because — for that moment — she was paying attention.

Thus, we know that individuals in this study who spent money on others did so simply because we told them to not because they were particularly wealthy, generous, or popular individuals.

They were sylphs in our eyes, every single one of them, from the fattest to the thinnest, not because they were particularly beautiful but because they were the only girls we saw on a daily basis.

This is not because they are particularly far-reaching, or even original on the contrary.

Dr Mouritsen focused on them because they are particularly sensitive to blue light.

Their investors wish us to be drawn to their giant handbags not because they're particularly well-designed or capacious, but simply because they're identifiable.

Heatwaves are the climate impact most exacerbated by population changes, because they are particularly dangerous for people over 65 and the global population is ageing quickly.

I don't know if it's because they are particularly hungry or if they can see that iron has entered my soul, but they eat it all, and even ask for more.