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The imminent start of pre-poll voting helps explain a flurry of preference deals at the weekend and numerous appearances by Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten.
All hell breaks loose when the market goes down," says a senior Hong Kong banker.This explains a sudden flurry of initiatives to support the market.
Since 9/11, local churches in these denominations began inviting Muslims to explain their faith at a flurry of interfaith events and dialogue sessions.
Those staggering sums, he argues, help explain the emergence of a flurry of new technologies and companies hoping to help the drugs industry "secure its global supply chain".In July Oracle, an American software giant, unveiled Pedigree, a programme that helps drugs firms "track and trace" pills all the way from the factory to your fingers.
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Mr. Mullican is at a loss to explain the flurry of exhibitions.
Because they can send a flurry of text-messages explaining where they are, how fast they're moving and precisely when they'll arrive, down to the minute.
The third, frequently repeated by Tony Blair, is that the next election will be decided by who has the best policies.All of this goes some way to explain the flurry of excitement over the launch last week of a new policy website by Alan Milburn and Charles Clarke, neither of them known for being among Mr Brown's admirers.
His aides made a flurry of calls to superdelegates to explain his remarks and to reassure them about his electability.
A flurry of e-mails ensued about how Mr. Biden's office should explain it once the interview was broadcast.
Though the zoo defended its action, explaining that euthanasia is "sometimes necessary" under the European Breeding Program, Copenhagen Zoo officials still received a flurry of backlash, including death threats.
