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Koopmans, (2004), for instance, explains the degree to which immigrants participate in public debates concerning them with the inclusiveness of local incorporation regimes.

The classical Sarvāstivāda theory of causality, for instance, explains the patterns of conditioning through the intermediary of six causes (hetu) and four types of conditions (pratyaya), as follows (see AKBh ad II 49 73): Detailed accounts of causality such as this are usually followed by lengthy debates about the precise nature and role of these patterns of conditioning.

There have been no reports, for instance, explaining the exact cause of the avalanche.

"That will not be the case in this instance," explained the Jets official, who asked not to be identified.

(How would white supremacists, for instance, explain the ability of Pokey Barnes, a 23-year-old illiterate black farm girl, to undertake a shrewd cross-examination that proved her main accuser a perjurer?) Ms. Lebsock has done a service in resuscitating this forgotten tale.

A blow to the head can, for instance, explain the occurrence of a thought.

Bandura's (1986 , 1997 social cognitive theory, as detailed previously, may in this instance explain the increase and improvement in cognitive scores.

Can you, for instance, explain the lingering piquancy of the "hot fart" in any greater scientific detail than "that one was spicy"?

Can you, for instance, explain the lingering piquancy of the "hot fart" in any greater scientific detail than "that one was spicy"?I can't.

This situation could for instance explain the presence of admixed individuals into the three surveyed species, in SP12 a population standing at 800 m from cultivations.

This could, for instance, explain the ω >>1 observed for most A. merus intra-specific comparisons in AGAP005194, which could alternatively be interpreted also as the result of long-term positive selective pressures in this species (Table 3).