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I'd been rooting for Texas from the start in large part because, to my mind, they had been the underdogs all series.

He urged the judge not to quash the closures, in part because to do so would cause "further delay and further uncertainty" for library employees and their users.

The abortion debate grinds on in part because to those who believe that life begins at conception and warrants full protection from then on, every pro-choice victory claims victims.

Some of Fielding's random juxtapositions are very amusing here, in part because – to a degree disproportionate to their significance – he's deployed tech, costume and manpower to bring them to life.

AT HIS BEST, Sen. Barack Obama is a tribune of hope, an eloquent politician-prophet who unabashedly calls on Americans to remember that "we rise or fall as one nation". He is the Democratic Party's presidential front-runner today in part because, to many people, he forthrightly identifies the country's problems but in a language of hope, optimism and generosity.

It took Reaven a decade to convince his peers that Syndrome X was a legitimate health concern, in part because to accept its reality is to accept that low-fat diets will increase the risk of heart disease in a third of the population.

In part because switching to a republic raises awkward issues.

Space on the digital signs fetches a premium in part because up to six advertisers can share a single location.

Neither is very satisfying as art, in large part because of (to our eyes) their nauseating pretentiousness.

Violent crime is comparatively rare in China, in part because access to guns is so difficult.

People come to Los Angeles, in part, because they want to see Hollywood.