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But the argument itself has caused unease.

Still, the strike itself has caused many businesses to remain closed simply because supplies are nowhere to be found.

But the panel that made the recommendation concluded the test itself has caused unnecessary deaths and injuries.

One member commented: "We're at the end of a three-year pay freeze, which in itself has caused staff to leave and work for agencies and other authorities.

In one of the film's wheel-within-a-wheel moments, the camera pulls back to show the discomfort the scripted fight itself has caused the actresses, and Ms. Kim's face is dark with anguish.

The pilots' union disputes that, however, saying that the company itself has caused the problems by not taking action to remedy what the union says is a shortage of pilots. Business travelers, meanwhile, face the next round in the numbers game this week, when the Federal Aviation Administration releases data for delays in July.

But the panel that made the recommendation concluded that the test itself had caused deaths and injuries unnecessarily.

"In short, the MPS may itself have caused the real risk of the public disorder and the kind of meltdown it so feared," Ellison said.

Certainly this approach was radical — the intimate partnership between dance and music goes back millennia — but it need not by itself have caused friction.

Indeed, as Porter argues so effectively, the communication of new knowledge through cheap, accessible print may not in itself have caused the Enlightenment, but without a commercial press England could never have become enlightened.

But today Duke Energy sought to demonstrate that the state itself had caused the fluctuations at its plants and that the people who testified were simply unaware of the company's overall commitments to the market.