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Mr. Mullican is at a loss to explain the flurry of exhibitions.
It is by turns preposterous, unsettling, tear-jerkingly beautiful and wonderfully refreshing: the one thing it is not is a concerted effort to storm the charts by sounding a bit like Coldplay or Franz Ferdinand, which may explain the flurry of critical excitement the band are currently generating.
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.
This should help explain the flurry of press releases by these firms announcing dividend hikes, share buybacks or both on Wednesday.
That explains the flurry of announcements in recent weeks by companies touting strategic alliances or new technologies.
"It was a trick to try and get deeper into the city," he said, which perhaps explained the flurry of rumors about army defections Sunday.
Both justices have sizeable student followings on college campuses and in law schools; the best known Ginsburg fan blog is called "Notorious RBG", in a play on the name of the late rapper, "The Notorious BIG .The odd coupleBut something else explains the flurry of interest in them, and it is linked to disgust with contemporary politics.
It is the subtext that helps explain the confusing flurry of tactical maneuvers, the connective tissue that binds each side's legal and public relations postures.
This explains the recent flurry of deal making that has moved through the world of European mobile phone companies.
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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