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But that same example explains why there is just as much risk of oil prices falling soon as they did after Saddam Hussein was kicked out of Kuwait.

Mr. Eyre's book, for example, explains why it is simplistic to see the Malian guitarist Ali Farka Touré as an African John Lee Hooker.

This last example explains why the conductivity of a metal increases substantially with falling temperature: in a pure metal at room temperature, most resistance to the motion of free electrons comes from the thermal vibration of the atoms; if the temperature is reduced to almost absolute zero, where thermal motion essentially stops, conductivity can increase several thousandfold.

This example explains why the word projective is used in the above definition.

That, for example, explains why The US National Intelligence Council within 15 years (1997 2012) published five reports on the global future [21], in which gradually expanded the range of the included in the process subjects.

Compare this with, for example, explaining why there was a partial collapse of the banking system at a specific time.

This idea that "seduction" is just a friendly French practice couldn't, for example, explain why the national assembly is almost exclusively male?

They do not, for example, explain why black students at P.S. 8 score much higher, on average, than black students citywide.

Not only does Hood guide one to all the Indian Laurel Fig trees in the area (there are three), but he links the city's arboreal history to newly arrived migrant communities, civic beautification campaigns and foliage fads that, for example, explain why an area prone to drought-driven wildfires ended up importing so many flammable eucalyptus trees.

This hypothesis could, for example, explain why veterinarians gave relatively high scores for calves kept in baby boxes (and hutches), as individual housing promotes hygiene.

In this section we first provide an example explaining why PRE data are capable of indicating the presence of transition states, in spite of their low population.