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So this is explained here, that:"But when the yogi engages himself with sincere endeavor in making further progress….
This is explained by the sharp fall in the exchange rate for the euro against the US dollar in May-June as a result of the more uneasy situation in the European financial markets.
This is explained by the fact that the requirements dealt with in this Directive are not safety requirements, but metrological requirements.
This is explained by the high degree of currency substitution,
And this is explained by the fact that everyone takes credit with one hand
This is explained by the fact that mechanical strength can extend also to adjacent areas where there is an over-voltage of other anatomical formations.
This is explained entirely by the fact that on-lending to the Riksbank,
This is explained by a low participation rate, i.e. a large inactive population of working age.
relatively good- I am not saying this lightly-, and this is explained by three factors.
This is explained in part by the fact that the budget for the measure was tripled in mid-1996, following a transfer of Community assistance from the EAGGF to the FIFG at the request of the Hainaut authorities.
This is explained by the make up of the Petrograd garrison which at that time consisted almost exclusively of reserve units,
This is explained by the fact that product and process innovation in the manufacturing sector generates increased
This is explained by the fact that the factory
This is explained in terms of two models,
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This is explained by the fact that in the years around 2000, there was a small number of children born in Sweden, and these are now first-time voters;
semi-legal pressure, this is explained by their very distrustfulness of the government,
How can this be explained from a legal perspective?