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Universities may have played a role in promoting disrespect for tradition, but to find the root cause, take a trip to the shopping mall.

In the midst of an ordinary task, Whitacre will suddenly, and without cause, take off into bizarrely detailed ruminations — most strangely, one about the inappropriateness of Japanese men in suits buying used girls' panties on the street.

The same week he blasted United Airlines mechanics for dealing a lethal "blow to our cause," UAL Chief Executive Glenn Tilton Glenn Tilton saw the "cause" take another hit.

In an oppressed society in which family solidarity and the national cause take precedence over everything else, one can imagine the scandal.

Those who thought that the U.S. had abandoned their cause took this as additional evidence.

In some places this influx of cheap labour has caused resentment, a cause taken up by Ronnie Brunswijk, leader of the General Liberation and Development party ABOP, now allied with Bouterse.

In a genuine collaboration the only way forward is to set ego aside and ensure that the cause takes centre stage.

When the Vegetarian Society was founded in 1847, the anti-meat cause took the name we now know it by and began to think of itself as a movement.

Remediation actions are performed in scenarios in which consequences of a problem should be promptly mitigated when its cause takes too long to be addressed or is unknown.

Before long, the cause took a backseat to the money.

With large parts of the Greek population living in poverty and the government adopting the far-right agenda, their cause takes on a romantic nature for some.