The debate about the transitivity of causation is not easily settled, partly because it is tied up with the issue of how it is best for a counterfactual theory to deal with examples of preemption.
The sparse population of this region is partly settled and partly nomadic.
Lydia is now a dark-haired 40-something living in the Midwestern American town of Kensington, a place she settled in partly as an inside joke.
Many businesses have little in the way of fair legal recourse in settling disputes, partly because powerful regional politicians easily influence judges.
Nashville-based HCA, which runs about 200 hospitals and 80 outpatient surgery centers in 24 states, agreed last week to pay $745 million to partly settle a Federal investigation into whether it defrauded the Medicare health insurance program for the elderly and other government health plans.
These leaders, known as "prans" (slang for prison-gang chief), organize the coliseos partly to test the mettle of new arrivals, partly to entertain the inmates, partly to settle disputes.
Of the 969 events in care sampled, 17% were rated as "all settled," 16% as "mostly settled," 28% as "partly settled," and 39% as "not at all settled".
It has used the latest offensive partly to settle scores with its enemies.
She didn't want to settle and that was partly the key to her tragedy.
When Ms. Creskoff was in her 20s and early 30s, she had had two long relationships with men, one an investment banker and the other an actor, but she just wasn't ready to settle down, she said, partly because either she or the men were still concentrating on career goals.
