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That is surely because the area is desert scrubland, and few people were inconvenienced by the spill.

But it is almost never performed, surely because the tuning is so hard to get right, but also because the notation is less than complete.

The two of them failed to generate much of a spark in Mike Nichols's "Closer," but that was surely because the atmosphere in that somber little chamber piece was too damp.

When the CIA's spy satellites missed India's nuclear test, this was surely because the satellites were run by generals interested in tanks.The chief spook and his enemies"Reforming" America's intelligence services is not simply a matter of getting better people and giving them more money and a slightly freer hand.

Noam Chomsky, an American leftist intellectual, recently called it "the most important and exciting popular movement in the world".That is surely because the struggle in which it is engaged is violent in recent times, elemental and morally stark, pitting a million poor members against a handful of landlords who behave with the lordly impunity of feudal barons.

What the Southern Railway had done was to name 40 locomotives after England's leading public schools, partly as a marketing exercise (the railway delivered boys and their luggage to their schools every term) but also, surely, because the company's board and its chairman, Brigadier Everard Baring, saw public schools as representing the finest English traditions.

One midwife, (female, 40 years) explained: "Surely because this child is already in the uterus, the basic question is rather what do you really want to know?

If the programme remained a heavily guarded secret, it was surely because of the rather obvious risks associated with it, notably that the men, once released would immediately take part in new attacks against the US and publicly reveal their journeys through Penny Lane to embarrass Washington.

I'm not going to make huge statements about the future being golden, but surely because of the government's policy such as digital by default, there is going to be a growing need for IT skills," he said.

But ardent and casual football fans alike have noticed a change in the pacing and rhythm of the games — a slowing that is almost surely because of the games' being run by officials who, in many cases, have rarely worked televised games let alone ones broadcast by networks around the world.

These works were written partly in tribute to Cyril for his courage, and also surely because of the obvious affection that they had for Phyllis.