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Laws limiting women's political role rely on the hadith, particularly one that attributes to the prophet a particularly damning view of women's abilities to lead.

Within Mormonism, there is a strain of folklore that attributes to Joseph Smith and Brigham Young predictions that one day the Constitution would be "hanging by a thread" and a Latter-day Saint would save it.

This strategy suggested a high sensitivity with a detection limit of 1.3 × 10−7 mol/L that attributes to the low interference signals of the probe and the amplification capability of the cascade amplification.

Any such statistical accounting, therefore, must come from a theory that attributes to the classical geometry a description in terms of an underlying, discrete collection of micro-states.

The results indicate that interference of stable multipath components gives a significantly inferior reconstruction of the channel when compared with a reconstruction that attributes to each path a limited area of visibility.

The BDMT/G shows the specific S2p signal at 163.8 eV ascribed to an unbound molecular thiol or disulfide (Fig. 3d), whereas AuNPs/BDMT/G shows an additional small signal around 162.4 that attributes to the gold-bound thiol (S Au, Fig. 3e).

I've never heard that attributed to Paine.

All manner of therapies flourished that attributed to the unconscious powers far beyond those Freud described.

Impressively, she and her fellow Treaders simply add that attribute to their tools for the journey across the snow.

Perhaps the only foolproof definition is that attributed to Canadian-born economist Jacob Viner: economics is what economists do.

Was that the only thing that attributed to his death?