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It covers everything from how a fight originates (both players must agree, and they usually do because of a fraternal bond of responsibility) to how it ends (with a modest glide to the penalty box).

In a Beckerian world, we act the way we do because of a certain logic of events — jazz musicians are supposed to smoke dope, graduate students learn how to please their supervisors — but there are lots of different roles within the world, and we can choose which one to play, and how to play it.

The answer to that is that there are arguments for any belief that at least some intelligent people find compelling, and we come to accept the ones we do because of a combination of our powers of reasoning and our motivations.

The current cap of 60 puts pressure on military jet pilots to bail out of the armed services earlier than they might otherwise do because of a fear that their lifetime earnings with a carrier will be unnecessarily limited.

Not surprisingly, Motorola rejected this and terminated the contract (which they had the right to do because of a clause that locked them into Skyhook services unless it interfered with existing contracts — like the one they had with Google).

Sometimes we don't even attempt things that we may want to do because of a lack of time or a lack of money.

He talked about fiscal conservatism and how well the Texas economy is doing because of a light regulatory touch.

"This was done because of a passionate belief that the true message of Islam needs to be conveyed.

CBS is likely to get back on track after the new year, partly because it always does because of a largely stable schedule.

Meanwhile, inside the euro zone, the job of building capital buffers has not been properly done because of a tendency to sweep problems under the carpet.

This was supposedly done because of a leak about a failed al-Qaida plot in Yemen on the anniversary of Osama bin Laden's death in 2012.