Yet the Thai junta insists that the correct culprits have been caught and the police have warned that social media criticism of the case can constitute a crime.
Critics also claim the eagles wipe out eider ducks (mink is the culprit, corrects Sexton) and Irish hares (another misconception, says Sexton: hare numbers have fallen partly because of disease).
If the settings are correct, the other common culprit for lost time — especially on an older computer — is a fading CMOS battery on the motherboard.
If changing the tubes and starters does not correct the problem, the most likely culprit is the ballast.
Verizon wasn't exactly correct in saying that missing hardware was the culprit, but it doesn't seem like their intentions were nefarious.
Inconsistency, he deduced, was the culprit, and he has sought to correct the flaw this offseason.
In TSB EG028-07 issued on May 31, Toyota noted that a leaking O-ring seal on the dipstick tube was the culprit and that replacing the O-ring should correct the problem.
If we are correct that excessive reliance on debt is in fact our culprit, it is a problem that potentially can be fixed.
If they're correct, food prices could double within 20 years, with climate change the main culprit.
Wolf's cowardice here in no way detracts, however, from the fact that she is correct that women are, despite feminism, vibrators, monologues and metrosexual men — these might actually be the culprits — still not having good, much less transformative, sex.
