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It had a strong influence in medieval thought, partly due to its inclusion in the Golden Legend.
The island is already adversely affected by deforestation, partly due to lumbering activities and population pressure.
However in 1989 this drug was discontinued by Searle Laboratories partly due to the illegal use among bodybuilders.
Benahavis is one of the most wealthy communities in Spain, partly due to the many exclusive areas.
In particular, demand in southern Europe fell in the third quarter partly due to reduced public spending.
This seems partly to be because of ideological reasons and partly due to the individual case officers' own comfort.
In other parts of Norway as well, fishing has been severely restricted, partly due to sea lice pressure.
This is partly due to the high cost of set-top boxes with support for 4K.
Partly due to the planned extensions of this beautiful hiking trail, this will only increase.
This northwards expansion is partly due to new discoveries of natural resources
The beneficial effects of the LC n-3 PUFAs are suggested to be partly due to reduction of serum TAGs
This was partly due to the objective needs of a new study of military disciplines.
But migration dwindled, partly due to the British secretary of state's(then Lord Crewe)
This is partly due to the simplicity of the device
This is partly due to the reason that there are currently more than 250 active game worlds in Travian: Legends alone.
is partly due to the large number of users connected at one time.
This value is higher than the sound pressure level, partly due to being based on a different logarithmic scale to the one used for sound pressure.
Extremely expressive for a sweet wine, partly due to the addition of exotic plants and fruits.
Fixed costs declined partly due to an adjustment in the allocation of corporate overhead costs.
In 1945 the Farmers' Party was in difficulties, partly due to what they saw as an incorrect description of farmers' support for Nazism during the Second World War.