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Brown explained his rationale late last month at a press conference to announce his plans for the behemoth twin-tunneled conveyance apparatus that will move from 9,000 to 15,000 cubic feet of water a second (and cost upward of $50 billion).

Niehof et. al [ 26] found that RSK4 might provide a molecular rationale for late-stage complications of kidney and brain in Streptozotocin-induced diabetic rat with hepatic necrotic factor 4α (HNF4α) dysfunction.

So that's the latest rationale for going into Iraq?

We spoke to Quartz's editor-in-chief Kevin Delaney about the rationale behind the latest innovation.

But his third and latest rationale for his plan is no more persuasive than the first two.

In a photo opportunity with the Cowboys and several of the team's cheerleaders, Perry explained the rationale behind his latest decision.

At the moment, the measures by which a school is inspected are changing so quickly that inspectors themselves are not always up to speed with the latest rationale.

The latest rationale of our Vietnamese policy (self-determination) can be used to cut the ground from under the administration's defense of its intervention in the Dominican Republic, and if Under-Sec.

If we accept this latest rationale, media companies are in the clear (possibly) if they republish material that has already been disclosed by someone else (for argument's sake, let's call him Julian); but they are not in the clear if they actually do what journalism is supposed to do: apply some of the most important and enduring principles of journalism.

Edinburgh head coach Michael Bradley explained the rationale behind the latest signings.

The Federal Reserve, of course, is using the jump in energy prices as its latest rationale for interest-rate hikes.