Because, though, it was a prison offense, so many Mongrels did what is known in Harlem as "passing," there are no reliable statistics on them.
N2O3 [22] is also an unlikely candidate because, though effective as a hydroxylating agent [26,27], it does not appear to readily undergo one-electron reduction.
I say almost because, though the statement may seem trite, it is unassailable.
Internal molecular motions must be accounted for because, though they do not transport momentum, they do transport energy.
Well, it was courageous, we say, because, though common people and politicians were wiser, intellectuals in France believed the opposite.
That is because, though he made his fortune in supermarkets, Mr. Burkle may become a newspaper baron soon.
They did so because, though the prospect of a Yeltsin victory was unattractive in many ways, the alternative was much worse.
Tokyo ran up lots of tall buildings, which were thought to be safer than low ones because, though they sway alarmingly, they do not snap.
This is because, though the formalisms to reach these expressions differ, in statics, at the lowest level of approximation, volume-averaging and the approach of Holsapple [Holsapple, K.A., 2007. Icarus 187, 500 509] coincide.
It's because, though money is important, it's nowhere close to what it's all about.
(No lyricists mentioned here, because, though Carroll sings like a pert angel, she doesn't go vocal anywhere on this outing).
