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The delays can partly be blamed on the poor countries' own corruption or war-mongering.

South Africa is in the grip of very real crises in employment and education which can at least partly be blamed on the country's post-apartheid leadership.

The first can partly be blamed on the state having too many left-of-centre politicians; the second, paradoxically, on it having too many conservative voters.

While substandard networks and high costs can partly be blamed for the delay to adopt new information technology, much of the reticence may also be psychological.

His attempt to privatise part of the Social Security system is in trouble even before it starts.The gap between ambition and follow-through at home can partly be blamed on the fact that Mr Bush has yet to start revealing the details of his policy.

But this silly, sentimental touch must partly be blamed on the director, Lenka Udovicki, who could have battled harder against one of the Globe's built-in dangers: a tendency for actors to ingratiate themselves with groundlings who are milling and chortling just a few yards away.

This has been partly been blamed on apps like Tinder, which make meeting other gay people less reliant on gay bars.

"Parliament is partly to be blamed for the inflation," said Mr. Abdi, one of the political analysts.

Continued corruption is seen as partly being to blame.

Whether there is a true lack of efficacy or whether the trial designs in SLE are partly to blame is open to discussion.

Lajoie was partly blamed for the Naps' second-place finish.