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Routinisation ultimately refers to an empirical condition, and therefore has to be vindicated as such.

Unfortunately, the claim that (d) is satisfied in Water cannot easily be vindicated (cf. Wright 2003).

The following evidence can be viewed as a rationale for its use in EEG analysis.

Soon President Clinton and Vice President Al Gore were backing Cloud, using her as a poster child for government red tape and saying, in effect, that she would be vindicated.

"As for the mayor's problems, we think he will eventually be vindicated".

On the right, compassion has been used as a rationale for Howard's Pacific Solution.

In my experience, it is used as a rationale for unethical behavior while profiling certain types of forest dwellers".

In the 19th century it was used as a rationale for British and French colonial expansion -- especially in Africa.

Although a clear, fast-and-ready answer as to what constitutes an optimal study cannot be given, the article offers a rationale for weighing gains and losses.

Civil rights are essential to our national security, but national security cannot be the chief rationale for pursuing civil rights.

Even in the mainstream medical community, behavior is often used as a rationale for why cancer does or does not develop.