Despite my personal opinion of the merit of Elgar's works, a study of them does not serve as cause for the denial of admission to the United States.
Some of them serve as causes and effects.
This process of questioning masculine norms and attacking folks who subvert them has caused some men to be overly aggressive, prohibited them from asking for help when they needed it, and serves as a cause for violence against women and queer folks.
Although through most of history, Jews have had neither power or privilege in the societies in which they lived; the times and places when we have had success have served as both cause for hatred and proof, to the anti-Semitic mind, that the conspiracy theories are correct.
To review the events of the past week in London through this lens, we see a grievance (citizens upset that a civilian has been shot by law enforcement officials) that occurs within in the context of frustration and general dissatisfaction (poverty, unemployment) serving as the precipitating cause for an outbreak of violence.
They travel a lot, they said, serving as spokeswomen for causes like cancer and AIDS research and youth programs.
They have taken on a plethora of roles from the soliciting of financial support to serving as champions for a cause.
"The Mass is meant to be a public manifestation of the public enthusiasm for Archbishop Sheen, a showing of devotion, which could build more enthusiasm," said Msgr. Richard Soseman, who is serving as the delegate for the canonization cause for the Rev. Daniel R. Jenky, the bishop of Peoria.
British politician John Profumo who, while serving as secretary of state for war, caused a major scandal in 1963 when it was revealed that he had an affair with Christine Keeler, a dancer who was also involved with the Soviet military attaché in London died at age 91.
They have been firing up the crowds of young men who have surged through the city's streets, leading the demonstrators and — picked on by Mr. Wade's police officers — serving as martyrs for the antigovernment cause.
In addition to her career as a performer, Midler was active in various social causes, serving as a spokesperson for AIDS awareness and founding the New York Restoration Project to restore New York parks and community gardens.
