Nationalists were accustomed to using Marxist rhetoric for their cause, referring to Italy as a "proletarian nation".
But 1775 was the year when American colonists embraced the conviction that their cause — referred to as the Cause — had the winds of history at its back, and could not be defeated.
The infections they cause, referred to by the general term pasteurelloses, are widespread, being transmitted by direct contact and, in some cases, by certain species of ticks and fleas.
The most frequent metonymic patterns are "part for whole," followed by "action for goal" and "action for cause," refer to [60] for their definitions.
This cause referred to cultural ideas about humoral imbalances leading to illness as a result of consuming foods that are sour, cold, cold-producing (eg, yoghurt, cucumber), heat-producing (eg, chicken, heavily spiced food), unsuitable (eg, guava) or oily.
The "disruption" Mr Xu is charged with causing refers to small and peaceful demonstrations that have occurred since he wrote about his ideas in 2012, in which other activists displayed banners urging asset disclosure for officials.In principal, Chinese authorities would seem to agree with Mr Xu and his supporters.
Common-cause refers to the natural, inherent and historically given variation of any system.
The extension of the meaning to noninfectious causes refers to a disease that affects a large number of people, with a recent and substantial increase in the number of cases.
"They are trying to use this event to attack the entire religious establishment, which is completely unacceptable," said Mohsen Awaji, a lawyer active in conservative Islamic causes, referring to the bombings.
