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"The Treasury Department's decision today to suspend issuance of the 30-year bond is reasonable and understandable based on its conclusion that the cost of continuing issuance of these bonds in the current market is not justifiable," he said.

THE quick "not guilty" verdict reached Tuesday afternoon by a Brooklyn jury in the federal criminal trial of two former Bear Stearns hedge fund managers was at once surprising — for its failure to comport with the zeitgeist — but also entirely understandable, based on a close reading of the prosecution's arguments and the evidence the judge allowed to be introduced.

This is fairly understandable based on Labov's (1990) framework, since females are more likely than males to abandon an old form that does not have a particularly high connotation [cf. Ang 洪惟仁 (2003)].

Some have argued that much or all of the geographic patterns of spread of HP-H5N1 is understandable based on legal or illegal movements of poultry [15].

The genesis of hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis is thus readily understandable based on the Stewart principles [ 3].

This is understandable based on the cell membrane injury associated with PEI.

"Instead of creating a system of readily understandable choices based on cost and quality, Congress is writing legislation that will increase the complexity of Medicare, so it will be more difficult for seniors to navigate".

"There's a lot of understandable anxiety based on statements by the campaign and nominations that have been announced," she said.

"Reports that this was intended to be a news agency, I think just represent an understandable misunderstanding based on some internal communications that I read about in the press," he said.

These steps are based on understandable concerns about privacy and security.

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