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Brexit has allowed some people to believe that their intolerance and racism is now justified.
A larger, longer-term Phase 3 study of intense exercise as a treatment for early Parkinson's also is needed, he says, and is now justified, based on these results.
What began as a screening process to maintain social exclusivity is now justified as a way to ensure a building's financial stability — and in fact, New York has had fewer foreclosures than other markets largely because co-ops will not accept buyers who bid on apartments they cannot afford.
Western intervention is now justified in the name of fighting terrorism, not just of altruism.Take the case of Somalia: America sent troops there in 1992 to help the United Nations stave off a humanitarian catastrophe, but the armed chaos of Mogadishu soon drove it out.
In the case at hand, one is now justified in believing that Illinois was Lincoln's home state.
It caused a minor flutter because MPs are not supposed to incite crime, but after 20 years of campaigning impatience is now justified.
"I am a little concerned that Stanford, along with its peers, is now justifying its existence mostly in terms of what it can do for humanity and improve the world," he answered.
Photograph: Heiko Junge/AP 10.18am BST Old battles being re-fought Jagland is now justifying the committee's 2009 award to Barack Obama, saying it was done because of the US president's efforts in salvaging international arms control efforts.
Jim van Os, professor of psychiatry at Maastricht University medical centre, said public health messages are now justified.
But East Timor's foreign minister, José Ramos Horta, said demilitarization of the border was now justified because the militia activity had stopped.
Subsidies are now justified to support public benefits (maintaining the landscape, looking after the environment) and to reduce rural poverty, as well as guarantee food security and quality.Yet many of these arguments are still bogus.
