But Amy Abbott, the deputy treasurer of her campaign committee, earlier said that the high amount of out-of-state contributions was deliberate.
Each one of us has a smaller or greater contribution to the deliberate degradation of nature". Pope Benedict XVI used his Christmas homily to speak out against selfishness and the degradation of the environment as he celebrated midnight mass at St Peter's Basilica in 2007.
Research by the King's Fund, a health-care think-tank, suggests that, given enough information and time to deliberate, the public can make useful contributions to debates on how the health service should be run.
Google's most powerful contribution might not even be deliberate.
To Duchamp, who could also have been writing about himself, Wassily Kandinsky's real contribution to art was a "deliberate condemnation of the emotional".
Clinton, in her remarks, made deliberate mention of two such efforts, including contributions by Jordan to an interfaith dialogue between Christians and Muslims.
Deliberative processes are underpinned by the theory that an appropriately informed sample of the population can deliberate productively with a view to offering contributions to policy development that are reflective of broader values.
A major contribution of this study was the deliberate exploration of quality in legally license-exempt center-based child care.
There is no such thing as "subconscious" bias, only deliberate indifference and outright disdain for the valuable contributions that women make in the professional world.
In a deliberate shake-up of the entire ceremony, the "outstanding contribution" award, traditionally an exercise in paleontology that involves the celebration of a randomly selected rock dinosaur (Sir Paul McCartney, Fleetwood Mac, Oasis... ), is being scrapped.
