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In the end, it passed, in significant part because of Mr. Biden.

There, Connie brutally assaults the security guard (Abdi) and (slight spoiler alert) gets away with it in significant part because the cops who respond to the call are white; Crystal doesn't, in significant part because she's black.

The result was a wave of mergers, with the winners being banks that had maintained their strength, in significant part because they had solid retail bases.

The poor do not use kerosene because it is cheap — they are kept poor in significant part because they must rely on expensive, dirty kerosene.

Just last week, the State Department ranked Malaysia in its lowest category for efforts against human trafficking, in significant part because of labor and immigration policies that place domestic workers at risk of abuse and forced labor.

"It is clear that the die is cast, in significant part because of the role of Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Rivera and many others who chose to participate in acts of civil disobedience," Mr. Cuomo said.

In the course of Lee's career, and in some significant part because of it, Atlanta has gone from being a regional music hub to hip-hop's cultural home, the city that sets the musical agenda for the rest of the country.

The Obama campaign has been trying to define Mitt Romney as an effete champion of outsourcing (with some justification) while the Romney camp has dwelled on Barack Obama's failure to reignite the job market (also with some justification, though in some significant part the failure is because of GOP obstruction).

The findings, which build on previous research showing improvements among soldiers and professional football players trained in mindfulness, are significant in part because members of the special forces are already selected for their ability to focus.

Mean total fecundity of mictic mothers increased significantly under 10% CCR and decreased significantly under IF (Fig. 3); this trend also occurred in amictic mothers but was not significant, in part because of an extended reproductive stage in a small number of IF mothers (Fig. 4).

Mr. Carter's assessments of Egypt's political transition are significant in part because his role in the Camp David accords made him a revered figure here, with singular access at all levels of the Egyptian government and society.