Ironically, the lead researcher cited in the piece was a German scientist named Alfred Wegener, who has sometimes been considered a hero of climate-change deniers for a completely different reason.
The reigning world vault champion, McKayla Maroney, had an off day, too, but for a completely different reason: she landed flat on her back during a tumbling pass on the floor exercise Sunday just before nationals.
What do they want?" In 2017, gathering your friends in a room, setting your devices aside, and taking turns to contrive a story that exists largely in your head gives off a radical whiff for a completely different reason than it did in 1987.
There will, however, be some Muslims who will be more anxious for the holy month's imminent arrival for a completely different reason: the all-consuming thought and thrill of starving themselves is almost too much to bear during this celebrated time.
But for active feminists like myself – grown-up riot grrls whose idea of a good time in our 30s is a catch-up at a UK Feminista conference or a Feminism in London 'feminar' – Moss's comments offend for a completely different reason.
Yesterday, to widespread surprise, the court ordered a halt to the trial for a completely different reason, ruling that the environment ministry had violated protocol by failing to formally consider the concerns of those opposing the trials.
A recurrent claim in this study was defined as a second or any subsequent claim of a worker during the study period, and it could have occurred for the same as an initial or a completely different reason.
And with a $40,000 price tag, there is a completely different reason that it may fail to win spousal acceptance.
Today China's ambitions are as aggressive as those of the United States a century ago, but for completely different reasons.
"The fact is that different offenders can exhibit the same behaviors for completely different reasons," Brent Turvey, a forensic scientist who has been highly critical of the F.B.I.'s approach, says.
