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If you can't prove the defendant actually committed or otherwise contributed to genocide himself, you charge him with incitement.

Starting with an elegiac chapter on ancient America, the authors document successive waves of invention and provide examples of how new technologies, spread by businesses large and small, unsettled politics, altered work and lifestyles, triggered booms and busts and otherwise contributed to change.

It alleged that he had "supported the reassertion of Syrian control or otherwise contributed to Syrian interference in Lebanon".

In over 50 years the United Kingdom has designed, built, launched, operated or otherwise contributed to hundreds of spacecraft and space missions.

The moral principles that reflect those facts do not add content to the law, to be combined with content otherwise contributed by institutions.

Nationalist-ideological philosophy for Oruka was constituted by the articulations of persons actively engaged in political life, especially those who led or otherwise contributed substantially to struggles for African independence and sought to articulate conceptions by which to create new, liberatory social and political orders.

But this quite modest restraint upon protected political activity serves to prevent evasion of the $1,000 contribution limitation by a person who might otherwise contribute massive amounts of money to a particular candidate through the use of unearmarked contributions to political committees likely to contribute to that candidate, or huge contributions to the candidate's political party.

It holds onto gases that would otherwise contribute to climate change.

It is possible that certain factors, genetic or otherwise, contribute to both cardiovascular risk and early menopause.

Incentive trips were long used by companies to motivate employees to sell more, make fewer errors or otherwise contribute to the bottom line.

Dr. Thompson concluded that the casino would drain $221 million from the local economy because gamblers would mostly be people from the region, who might otherwise contribute to the economy in other ways.