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Just how this self-trained artist grew to be so popular is a mystery, one not really explained by this show, which runs through July 19.

Yet the suspicion is that the sudden appetite of institutional investors, hedge funds and banks for punting potash and palladium is really explained by the soaring prices of the past few years.

To the uninitiated, Lovelace became briefly notorious as the star of the 1972 breakout adult movie Deep Throat, in which she played a woman whose clitoris, for reasons never really explained by her bubble-blowing "doctor", was located near her larynx, meaning that the only sexual pleasure she could get was from practising a very advanced form of fellatio.

More importantly, even if a practice was imported from elsewhere, its origins in the antecedent location are not really explained by the culture, race or ethnicity of the people there.

Any claim to governing "experience" as first lady was never really explained by the campaign.

However, the origin of the usefulness is not thus explained, and seems to be left to fortuitousness; and once we admit that the more important part of evolution is enabled fortuitously by the existence of a complex biological system, it is not clear how much of evolution is really explained or is explainable by the traditional theory anyhow.

Wright informs us, as if it were just an oversight, that "Hubbard never really explained how he came by these revelations," but elsewhere he says they came to him at the dentist's office.

Plus this is a batsman who more than any other has defined himself by his hundreds, whose basic tone and style and presence is only really explained, squared, made whole by the scoring of hundreds.

(The light generated by men on their way to ward freedom has never been really explained).

It hadn't quite settled into its own style, but even under the death-metal roar, it communicated a joy and risk and eagerness in all its weird features that can't really be explained by all its admirable composition and before-the-fact elements.

"They're really best explained by rainfall," says Mangold.