This dynamic doubtless explains why Facebook has been so leaden in its response to some very stark risks attached to how its social products accelerate the spread and consumption of misinformation in some developing countries, such as Myanmar and India.
Which doubtless explains her youthful enthusiasm for the work of Addams and his ghostly presence in some of these cartoons.
That doubtless explains much of the political composure.Compared with people in the West, those in big emerging markets seem in almost sunny mood.
At this late stage in the prostitution, cretinization, and putrefaction of the American political system, it's hard to get worked up about anything, and that, doubtless, explains why most voters aren't paying much attention to the midterm elections.
It's all just one big circle of life, which doubtless explains why Mr. Kramer routinely tries to bridge these stories with aerial images of Southern California freeways, where people of every origin flow together except, you know, during rush hour.
Franzen's emphasis on the human is welcome, and doubtless explains the novel's enormous popularity in America (where it has been a bestseller since it appeared in September).
The celebration of cultural promiscuity is, instead, a recipe for a complacent resignation to the impossibility of radical social reform, which doubtless explains why Amado's work has become the centrepiece of Brazilian cultural diplomacy.
By John Cassidy October 30, 2014 At this late stage in the prostitution, cretinization, and putrefaction of the American political system, it's hard to get worked up about anything, and that, doubtless, explains why most voters aren't paying much attention to the midterm elections.
Which doubtless explains why a group of homegrown U.K. crowdfunding sites have banded together to launch a self-regulating trade body — called the UK Crowdfunding Association UKCFAA).
In addition, there was the implication that some of Wagner's stereotyping may have had more of a basis than Wagner's critics have allowed, which doubtless explains what Gustav Mahler, perhaps the most famous Jewish Wagnerite, was trying to say in comparing himself to Mime.
