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This would be justifiable in moral and political terms, because this counterleak would be serving larger public purposes, not narrow political advantage.

According to Mr. Obama's framing of the issues, the administration sided with large banks that were in trouble at the beginning of his administration — and bailed them out repeatedly and on generous terms — because this was the responsible thing to do.

That is to say, it is a mistake to conceive of the cosmological question in causal terms because this takes us beyond the scope of human ideas and understanding.

One of the symptoms is saying, "Why would you go to a place where you're not welcome?" Well, to put it in layman's terms, because this is America.

The rich are paying a lot more tax in nominal terms because, as this special report has demonstrated, they have got a lot richer.

"The word humility is a Christian term, because this virtue, like all the others, has been better known since the rise of Christianity than it was among the pagans….In Christian humility, Christians know their weaknesses and faults through the precepts of divine law.

In all of these models, we were particularly interested in the cross-type × pH interaction term because this would signify how different cross-type reaction norms would respond, on average, to specific changes to pH.

Basically, we avoided studying gene expression in an absolute term because this requires robust normalization method to account for arrays from different experiments, different platforms and different profiling technologies.

To correct for the possible interdependence of the error terms because of this clustering, the regressions were re-run using the robust (cluster) option in STATA, based on the Huber-White method of robust variance estimation [ 23].

In this study, the term "appeal" was used for lack of a better term and because this term was used in the original study form presented to the participating physicians who evaluated the patients.

In this article, the authors use the term precancers because this term conveys only the defining features: occurrence prior to cancers, and existence as an identifiable lesion.