That may be the ultimate reason musicians are attracted to causes connected to crime and punishment: pondering them makes for memorable songs.
Bill Cosby was particularly hailed for his largesse in the nineteen-eighties, when he paid college tuition for students in need who wrote to him, created scholarships, and gave broadly to causes connected to African-Americans.
Typical predisposing causes connected to the development of OC in cattle and swine are nutritional, environmental [ 4, 5] and hereditary [ 6].
In none of these books, however, he commits himself to the position that the cause is connected to its effect.
Examining this period our previous analysis of cause-specific mortality had identified emerging inequalities from causes closely connected to the quality of nutrition from about 1980.
We could have missed death causing problems connected to the catheter.
The author reviews the complex signaling systems that cause fibrosis, including those connected to connective tissue growth factor, angiotensin-II, platelet-derived growth factor, and transforming growth factor-β.
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"Damages" is not a lawyers-are-evil show; it's a cat-and-mouse show, and a somewhat complicated one, because it turns out that Hewes hired Ellen with cause; she's connected to someone who may know something important regarding the Frobisher case.
In November, the site Breitbart.com ran an article on Mazen, saying he has surrounded himself with "extremist operatives" and found "common cause with operatives connected to both the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas".
