But it might have very little to do with reality".
A detached observer or the parties themselves might have very different explanations.
We might have very good, logical reasons for wanting to end it all.
You might have very short pulses of CO2 release within them.
They will be hiring the same profile of people even though they might have very different backgrounds.
Your parents might have very nice houses but this isn't a good housing market right now and they don't particularly want to see your parents on the streets.
The wild grape often will have very high concentrations of these compounds, and the European wine grape might have very low concentrations.
How should Western museums deal with art from Latin America, Asia, or the Middle East, where terms such as progressive or avant-garde might have very different meanings?
Your report fails to explain why Oxford University Labour Club might have very good reason to support Israeli Apartheid Week – reasons which have nothing to do with antisemitism.
In decisions or elections that offer clear choices, or sharp and meaningful differences on policy, a quickie morality play like this might have very little effect.
Canonero II might have very well been the most illogical Kentucky Derby winner ever, or at least until Mine That Bird came around.
