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Wahhabi Sunnis, who dominate Saudi Arabia's religious affairs and export their philosophy to its neighbors, have led the charge, declaring Shiites "infidels" and hence justifying their murder.

Lippert and O'Connor (2003) have argued that within the context of liberalization and privatization, the public sector itself is increasingly a consumer (rather than a producer) of security services, and hence justifying the proliferation of PSCs as well as the range of services they offer.

Comparing classifiers, one can see the higher ability of CA to robustly classify composers by analyzing Table 10: while CA's higher standard deviation may be regarded as a drawback, its lowest recognition rates rival the best performances of SVM and 1NN consistently for all experiments, hence justifying its use as a classifier.

In addition, the curves can be well approximated by a quadratic curve as shown in the Figure 5, hence justifying the approximation we have introduced in Section 5.2. Figure 5 Cost function versus number of bits embedded in a DCT block for different embedding scheme.

We also noted the particularly low R 2 value intrinsic motivation accounted for only 4.1%% of the variance of L2 listening proficiency signaling the possible existence of other mediating variables, hence justifying further probing into the structural relationship among the factors affecting L2 listening proficiency.

The bulk compositions of Uranus and Neptune are different from those of Jupiter and Saturn, with ice dominating over gases, hence justifying their separate classification as ice giants.

Furthermore, molecular dynamics simulations provide information on the structural coherency of the precipitates and hence justify the sequential parameter transfer.

The solids mass loading considered is 0.00206 and hence justifies the application of one-way coupling between gas and particles.

The set of standards supported by this architecture is similar to ours and hence justifies a more detailed comparison.

end{aligned} (2.25) This proves that u is a solution to the nonlinear system (1.6) and hence justifies the Main Theorem stated in the Introduction.

Experience also, according to the Epicureans, supports the inference to, and hence justifies one in accepting, the (non-evident) conclusion that all human beings, everywhere and at all times, are rational (for detailed discussion, cf. Allen 2001, 194-241).