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Most prefer to claim selective ignorance, which explains, for example, Martha Stewart's defense of her suspicious trading of ImClone stock.

This means that most years are shorter than the Gregorian calendar year: but a year with a leap month (13 lunar months) is longer, which explains for example why the date of the Chinese New Year varies so much from year to year.

In this study, the pH for betel quid was neutral (6.90) and betel quid with calcium hydroxide was slightly alkaline (pH = 7.96) which explains for the absence of catechins in both the extracts.

He mentioned his father's memoir, which explains that, for Arab people, politics "is the family at breakfast.

"The physical side of rugby is always part of the game, but what separates teams is the ability to be psychologically right," says Jones, which explains why for some it is all in the mind games.

And firearms are a particularly deadly suicide method, which explains why, for children in this age group, 40percentt of suicides involved guns.

Which explains why for most of us in America it's startling, not only to see the physical change to manhood, but to remark how intriguing and comparable the roles are in About A Boy and A Single Man.

With increasing benefit values, individuals can invest in more costly within-fight behaviour, which explains why for the contest strategy the giving-up threshold increases with increasing resource benefits.

I'm stoked because this is a pretty rad deal for Mariner's fans and I grew up rooting for them, which explains my hatred for the Yankees, but I'm bummed because I forgot my DS at home.

In the 1980s, Republicans settled for incremental progress toward this goal, which explains their support for the Tax Reform Act of 1986.

Dr. Schaeffer was also responsible for the museum's display of fossil fish, which explains their history for the past 500 million years.