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That might be understandable in cases of violent crime but such an attitude is inexcusable when applied to most banished veterans.
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This was explained by the differences in calculated cross-sectional area of examined acellular samples, which was understandable in case of biological materials [ 46].
This is perhaps understandable in the case of earlier work with QTL, where only a limited number of phenotypes were available and external knowledge about their context and probable genetic regulators was not available in a systematic form, making biology-based benchmarking difficult.
This was somewhat understandable in the case of Latin or Greek grammars, since here the task was less evidently that of intellectual inquiry and more that of the schools, with the practical aim of gaining access to the newly discovered ancients.
This findings is understandable in the case of Ibadan for two reasons; first, public health care insurance is generally underdeveloped in the Ibadan metropolis and Nigeria as a whole.
This is true of governments, political parties – obviously – public administration, the Member States too, the Commission and our Parliament; they all follow the same process of transparency, a process which is all the more necessary and understandable in the case of a region as troubled as this one is by the tragic conflict taking place there.
In case of error.
In case of infection.
"I think emotions are understandable in such cases".
Just about every time they release a new video, it's something immediately understandable (in terms of its use cases) and yet deeply complex (in terms of the execution).
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