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She ascribed that lack of volume to the changing times — the diminished controversy attending gay and lesbian issues.

Normally, stars are ascribed that sort of agency.

Commentators have ascribed that result to fluid overload rather than hyperoncotic albumin per se, however [ 83, 84].

And in so invalidating that provision, it ascribes to that statutory system a presumption that is simply not there and embarks on a novel concept of the natural law for unwed fathers that could well have strange boundaries as yet undiscernible.

It is ascribed that the molybdenized layer with high hardness yields a low toughness, and its high surface roughness leads to a micro-notched effect.

It is ascribed that the amorphous phase provides a higher lithium ion diffusion coefficient than the crystalline one under the conditions of similar electronic conductivity.

After different valence Mn source (MnO2 and MnCO3) as raw materials were built into Li2CdSiO4, similar emission bands with a maximal value of 515 nm appeared under 226 nm excitation and it was ascribed that energy transfer occurred from host to Mn2+ ions.

It is ascribed that K30 has smaller molecular weight, shorter molecular chain length, and lower viscosity than K90, thus result in a weaker adsorption and induced effect in the process of assembly.

But after Senate election losses in 2010 and 2012 that it ascribed to tea party-backed candidates' incendiary comments on rape and race, the group sought to fight back.

"Tony ascribes that phenomenon to the intrusion of analytics and off-field personnel into how the game is played.

Does the hearer have good reason to ascribe that authority?