Bone disorders may also be a result of chronic use.
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They may also be a result of warming, strangely enough.
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It may also be a result of financial pressures at home.
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That geographical pattern may be a result of the drug supply.
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We speculated that this difference might be a result of gender.
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It may be a result of the high level of immigration from Europe.
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This may be a result of countries' spending on public services and infrastructure.
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The dispute may be a result of poor record-keeping on Tesla's part.
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CTE is believed to be a result of repeated trauma to the head.
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But the influx of calls may not just be a result of #metoo.
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Loneliness can be a result of the self-isolation required during a quarantine.
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"The victim's death appears to be a result of homicidal violence," the statement elaborates.
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A more "healthy" environment could indeed be a result of a change like this.
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Or it might be a result of a long-term condition, such as fibromyalgia.
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This slow season may be a result of a moderate winter with low temperatures.
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The kitschy crime movie's success could be a result of the all-star cast.
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The shade change might also be a result of the powder you apply on top.
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Some cases are thought to be a result of tobacco chewing and smoking, he said.
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That said, he added any move higher won't be a result of coordinated production cuts.
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Downward pressure would most likely be a result of weakening capital, funding or asset quality.
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Some of that could be a result of the emphasis that transition programs have made.
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Ms. Stock said it could be a result of an effort to clear the backlog.
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Most Facebook notifications tend to be a result of your own interactions with the site.
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Dr. Lindau added that painful intercourse may not always be a result of hormonal changes.
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The surge doesn't seem to be a result of enthusiasm for any one Democratic candidate.
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Inflammation can be a result of various health issues, including infections and conditions such as diabetes.
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The fight will be a result of the way that the venture capital investments are structured.
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The pool was deemed by Egypt to be a result of construction and seasonal Nile flooding.
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Their higher mortality rate could be a result of them being less healthy to begin with.
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"This jump may be a result of a maxing out process of the consumer," he said.
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The stylistic breadth of the Winter Jazzfest Marathon will partly be a result of partner affiliations.
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The lack of change from federal agencies could be a result of the limited confirmed cases.
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The crash is under investigation but is not believed to be a result of enemy action.
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The first issue appeared to be a result of what the site was intended to do.
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The split appears to be a result of what might best be described as creative differences.
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The movement is said to be a result of a July earthquake that destabilized surrounding faults.
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Any delay in the proceedings would be a result of the president's conduct, not Congress's investigation.
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Her decision last Friday may be a result of her understanding her power and its limits.
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A guard had injuries that appeared to be a result of one of the explosions, he said.
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A guard had injuries that appeared to be a result of one of the explosions, he said.
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"In some patients, UTIs can also be a result of stones in the urinary system," she adds.
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This might be a result of Black Friday propaganda, but at this point we're in too deep.
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However, these recent findings suggest that Trump's approval ratings might be a result of more than that.
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Instagram's greatest structural advantage, though, may be a result of its decision to go mostly link-free.
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An EEG (electroencephalogram) suggested that the patient's rigid posture might be a result of an ongoing seizure.
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That appears to be a result of the last election and viciousness we've seen in the past.
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The disparity, he said, may be a result of the I.R.S.'s lack of an advertising budget.
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The losses may be a result of ObamaCare's loss of insurance companies in the market and rising premiums.
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However she suggested this could be a result of a lack of awareness that a complaint pathway exists.
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But that appeared more than anything else to be a result of Froome's choosing not to drop Porte.
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And in the latest odd twist in Mr. Simmons's story, it may be a result of that podcast.
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That could be a factor of weakening affordability, but it could also be a result of tight supply.
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The researchers suggest this may be a result of the sexes often roosting separately, with female roosts being bigger.
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The Speaker suggested that Trump's behavior might be a result of not having experience in government before becoming president.
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That may be a result of the '86 law, and maybe that has let to more sheltering of income.
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China&aposs brazen refusal to retreat on Xinjiang appears to be a result of the impotence of Western condemnation.
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" The military said the crash, which is under investigation, "does not appear to be a result of enemy activity.
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Still, the report says the progress in reducing opioid prescriptions could be a result of recent changes in policy.
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Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo can be caused by a blow to the head or be a result of aging.
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It cautioned, however, that the increase in reporting could also be a result of greater awareness of the issue.
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"The decision to bring two companies together [will be] a result of shareholder votes independent of me," he said.
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Stormi's cute little "Hey!" might just be a result of her mom's dedication to teaching her daughter her first words.
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But for others, choosing surrogacy may simply be a result of not having many other options for a healthy pregnancy.
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The Gallup report said that the uptick in marijuana use could be a result of states' willingness to legalize marijuana.
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But differences in how they compute spatial or numerical problems can be a result of many factors and life experiences.
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That didn't seem to be a result of timing the market so much as it was an escalating buyback strategy.
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Chronic illnesses like allergies, asthma, Celiac disease and type 1 diabetes are thought to be a result of lost microbes.
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The gap might be a result of what happened during the encounters; blacks might have been more likely to resist.
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GM has the highest market share for auto makers in US, which may be a result of all that advertising.
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A rocket attack in mid-March was said to be a result of "human error" rather than a Hamas decision.
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In theory, then, any difference in health outcomes between the groups must be a result of that difference in chemicals.
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The downward trend in retail jobs is believed to be a result of an ongoing shift to e-commerce sales.
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The downward trend in retail jobs is believed to be a result of the ongoing shift to e-commerce sales.
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has warned of "digital refugees," that could be a result of AI and automation displacing workers.
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The fact that you get pockets of urbanism out in the suburbs can be a result of a few things.
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It could also be a result of military experimentations by the Arrowhead project, as it was in the novella and film.
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Traders and analysts suspect that the tensions could be a result of increasing yuan demand for bond buying flow into mainland.
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The changes in outcomes between these regions after the electoral reform is likely to be a result of the electoral reform.
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Scientists believe it could be a result of the MC1R gene causing the human temperature-detecting gene to become over-activated.
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Small-cap stocks' winning streak may be a result of Donald Trump's electoral win, said Dennis Davitt of Harvest Volatility Management.
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Shah said the "shocking" number of recent attacks appear to be a result of the weapon spreading beyond traditional gangland culture.
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There are a few theories about this: It could be a result of generational shifts: Women are beginning their careers later.
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Diarrhea can be a result of something mundane, like stress, or "more nefarious causes," like infection and bacteria, Dr. Sam says.
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"Rather than a systemic problem, the division seemed to be a result of personality conflicts between individual employees," the report stated.
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"Our agents' superior performance might be a result of their faster visual processing and motor control," DeepMind wrote on the blog.
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And if these measures are distorted, it may well be a result of the very policy that aims to lift inflation.
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This may be a result of increasing tuition costs, pushing those with higher incomes into the aid pool, the study noted.
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Jefferies said Diageo's sluggish growth may be a result of its outdated focus on vodka and its underwhelming emphasis on tequila.
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One analyst said this might be a result of the company receiving overdue payments from the government, which is Khodari's main client.
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This phenomenon, it is suggested, may be a result of more studies having poor methodology, of more actual misconduct, or of both.
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The positive trends may be a result of some of some of the hardest-hit states getting to work on the issue.
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It seems likely that the PokeAdvisor's troubles may be a result of Niantic blocking major cloud services providers from accessing their servers.
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TV's Joe Concha that the decrease in approval from those who lean liberal could be a result of the controversy surrounding Kavanaugh.
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Schizophrenia, for example, is often understood in superstitious terms—and is thought to be a result of spirit possession, or a curse.
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Symptoms of low blood pressure can sometimes be a result of too much blood pressure medication or too many blood pressure drugs.
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As Constance Grady wrote for Vox, this might be a result of the narrative that men aren't interested in watching Little Women.
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The layoffs are thought to be a result of the elimination of duplicative corporate staffing and are expected to impact Time Inc.
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No cause or manner of death has been determined yet, though Nance's death does not appear to be a result of foul play.
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Strategists have previously said corporate earnings growth should be a result of capital business expenditure and not the current trend of stock buybacks.
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"The recent setback in the talks might be a result of tactics, but would not impact their ultimate direction and result," he said.
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However, you're highly empathetic today, so realize that much of what you're experiencing emotionally may be a result of the vibes around you.
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"This sudden surge could be a result of the messy primary season or a relative lull in geopolitical news from overseas," White said.
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This might be a result of those addicted to prescription drugs switching to more illegal alternatives because they're cheaper or easier to get.
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It would require getting beyond simplistic views of private prisons, recognizing that their failures could be a result of the incentives they receive.
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Economists and traders said the yuan's bearish outlook might be a result of the economic fallout from the coronavirus outbreak after sluggish data.
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A pair of new cases in San Francisco also were deemed likely to be a result of "community transmission," local health officials said.
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The trend could be a result of the social media giant hiring more Republican-leaning lobbyists and doubling down on free speech messaging.
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For Utah, leading this year may simply be a result of not having yet been hit by the very factors slowing growth nationally.
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Most of the fatal injuries appeared to be a result of stabbing or slashing, although some inmates may have been beaten to death.
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But researchers have found that some middle children do possess some similarities which they think may be a result of their birth order.
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Trump bashed trade deals, a hallmark of his campaign, citing a loss of manufacturing jobs that may not be a result of those deals.
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But those cancellations can be a result of, for examples, patients simply forgetting they aren't supposed to eat for a while before the procedure.
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In the most serious scenarios, persistent bloating can be a result of a (possibly cancerous) growth in the GI tract that's blocking things up.
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Women are recommended to get a routine Pap screening, which can detect abnormal cervical cells that may be a result of an HPV infection.
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But it's absolutely bound to be a result of the platform, including its self-lacing feature, trickling down through the lifestyle and casual categories.
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The authors reason that the outward-facing decision-making for women may be a result of the greater cultural pressure on them to reproduce.
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Of these numbers, more than 1,500 people had been killed by unknown attackers, which is likely to be a result of state-sanctioned vigilantism.
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But Hogan said companies are talking about a new issue, and some of it may be a result of tariffs and threats of tariffs.
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This might be a result of Sanders insisting through the years that he is not a Democrat, since he previously ran as an independent.
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Rather, researchers think that the valley may be a result of the small planet literally buckling as it contracts into an ever-smaller ball.
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"Most of the savings in petroleum product subsidies will be a result of lower global oil prices," the deputy minister, Ahmed Kojak, told Reuters.
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The increase in ER visits could be a result of any number of factors, and the expanded access to naloxone might be a coincidence.
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Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma is one of 14 diseases that the Department of Veterans Affairs presumes to be a result of military service in Vietnam.
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It can be caused by tight muscles following the previous day's exercise, or may simply be a result of the body's position during sleep.
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"White spots may be a result of health issues, such as an allergy, fungal infections, mineral deficiencies, or a side effect from medication," she says.
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So while "gay" and "queer" feel safer than "lesbian" to me, that may be a result of successful movements to reclaim both of those words.
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And it could be a result of the fact that amphibians start their lives out in the water and then morph to live on land.
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This would mostly be a result of the AHCA ending the Medicaid expansion in 22, a program estimated to cover 27 million low-income Americans.
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The failures will not be caused by Poland's new bank asset tax, Raczkowski said, but will be a result of mismanagement and poor institutional supervision.
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Pennsylvania's Supreme Court released a new congressional map on Monday after the previous map was found to be a result of unconstitutional gerrymandering from Republicans.
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Sputnik Planum is bordered by several mountain ranges which scientists predict could also be a result of the giant impact thought to create the planum.
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This would mostly be a result of the AHCA ending the Medicaid expansion in 2020, a program estimated to cover 12 million low-income Americans.
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"Since this situation would be a result of mechanical issues and therefore the airline's own fault, travelers may be eligible to claim compensation," he said.
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The study's authors hypothesize that this apparent decline in female body dissatisfaction may be a result of sociocultural changes and increased awareness about body acceptance.
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This could be a result of less polluting production in modern, expanding economies, or of better medical care for those with conditions sensitive to pollution.
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Experts suggest this may be a result of policy changes in 2009 made to better align WIC food packages with current nutritional and clinical guidelines.
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It seemed to be a result of a barrage of injuries that claimed even the game's best pitcher, Clayton Kershaw, for much of the summer.
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" Such a connection could be a result of, the guidelines say, "a business or family relationship, monetary payment or the gift of a free product.
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That's in part because some of the new cases we'll find in the next couple of weeks will simply be a result of more testing.
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If they've been created new, like New Urbanist communities, they can be a result of a niche project in a sea of business as usual.
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For my week of trying melatonin, I journaled my experience, writing down every little thing that could potentially be a result of the new supplement.
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As for perceived improvement, he said any reduced appearance of cellulite from using the FasciaBlaster may be a result of temporary swelling that conceals the cellulite.
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Executive director of the New York City Board of Elections Michael Ryan suggested voting machine problems could be a result of the humidity from heavy rainfall.
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To be transparent, it's been a pretty great month — I haven't felt any anxieties lately which may be a result of my new vitamin D fix.
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It appears to be a result of the continuing stream of people crossing the southern border despite everything the Trump administration has tried to slow immigration.
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Lawmakers said the other-than-honorable discharges are often used for service members who engaged in minor misconduct, which can be a result of PTSD. Rep.
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When we in psychology address the concept of "harmful effects" whether it be a result of drugs/alcohol, cell phones, exercise, yoga, being a professional musician, etc.
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"The reason for the type of smell in both cases may be a result of widespread electrical activity that may be over-stimulating the system," Holbrook says.
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Without the AI to prompt them, it is something his team might have ignored—and that, he admits, might in turn be a result of their bias.
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The number of defections has also dropped sharply — believed to be a result of tighter border controls along with less sympathetic treatment by governments in South Korea.
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His obsession with long-exposure photography, a stylistic approach typically limited to experimental photography or starry landscape images, seems to be a result of his photographic schooling.
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Although hyperhidrosis can occur on its own, it can also be a result of another underlying issue, such as diabetes or a thyroid that's out of whack.
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Watch More From VICE: Another theory is that vivid dreams could be a result of heightened amounts of REM sleep that can occur after kicking the sauce.
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It could be a result of over-familiarity with Jony Ive videos, which follow a familiar cadence but are so unchanging they almost slip into self-parody.
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" It could be that — or as Emily joked, it might be a result of "maybe just the millions of people tweeting, 'Shane shouldn't be such a jerk.
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Maybe that's for the best, to let this dog lie and just enjoy all of the music that seemed to be a result of such an ordeal.
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The lower approval rate in minority neighborhoods in St. Louis may partly be a result of factors like weaker credit scores and lower or more intermittent incomes.
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Ukraine's longer hospitalizations may be a result of former Soviet Union norms that stipulated seven-day stays for women giving birth, the researchers write in PLOS Medicine.
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OPEC members are calling for a reduction in oil production around the world to counter dropping prices thought to be a result of the global coronavirus outbreak.
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Because the animals were genetically the same at the start, any differences in their bodies and behavior that cropped up later should be a result of lifestyle.
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That will be a result of tight control over spending, given that revenue growth remains weak due to the sluggish rate of expansion across the wider economy.
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Much of that effect seemed to be a result of a single compositional strategy: namely, Mr. Mincek's decision to tune the two pianos a quarter-tone apart.
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When I left for Houston in 2005, I did not understand the nuances of the levees or the damage that could be a result of the hurricane.
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That said, as The Verge recently noted, some of that growth appears to be a result of the IDC including Google's Chromebooks as part of its totals.
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Wacky dreams and nightmares in REM rebound might be a result of increased brain activity, your body's way of frantically catching up on much-needed deep sleep.
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This appears to be a result of the #DeleteUber campaign, in which users protested the ride-hailing company's response to Trump's immigration ban by deleting their Uber account.
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It needs to be seen whether the RBI relents to market expectation since lower inflation could be a result of lower demand as reflected in the IIP data.
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This may be a result of monopoly power in some industries (see Free exchange), or perhaps of the reduced bargaining power of workers in an age of globalisation.
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It can be a result of their affinity toward a particular leader or candidate, so people vote based on the perceived character, integrity, and trustworthiness of a candidate.
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One experience that has been traditionally considered totally female—because it is thought to be a result of the physiological characteristics of the vagina—is the multiple orgasm.
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This could be a result of uncomfortable visitor experiences, it could be because the narratives elevated in galleries aren't representative, or a combination of these and other factors.
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Although some cases of type 2 may be a result of obesity, that answer does not apply to everyone, and there are no such clues for type 13.
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This could be a result of macroeconomic changes, brand saturation, or both, but if the trend continues, it may force Amazon to look to new segments to expand.
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They also have lower obesity rates, though the link may be a result of higher educational and income levels among many breast-feeding mothers in the United States.
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" The backlash toward Cole, he feels, may be a result of Cole not understanding "how sensitive this topic is to millions of people around the world for various reasons.
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A more prolonged and sharper decline in housing sales volume towards our long-term sustainable level will likely be a result of a structural shift in China's credit cycle.
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Conspiracy theorists should note that the infamous elevator fight that is believed by many to be a result of Becky drama took place at a Met Gala after party.
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Since his joining of the show, there has seen a significant boost in ratings, which can be a result of Meyers' political coverage and criticism of the Trump administration.
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That can be a result of changes in your personal life, or changes on the provider's end, but in the end, consumers may have an opportunity to save money.
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With a lower number for the heart disease death rate, Friedman suggested they might be a result of widely adopted "good cardiovascular treatments" and better access to health care.
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True, this won't quite match 2012's red ink as a percentage of G.D.P.; but this time none of the deficit will be a result of a depressed economy.
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That suggests that the productivity slump could be a result of businesses that have failed to pass on the gains from a growing economy to their workers for decades.
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He said the slowing in hiring fits with the slowdown in ISM manufacturing and other data, and appears to be a result of tariffs and uncertainty about the trade war.
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The recent drop could be a result of a recurring trend that's in fashion again: Wall Street experts and analysts having a contest in predicting how low Bitcoin could go.
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"The current slump compared to earlier in 2015 appears to be a result of short-term market uncertainties and some investor caution following a series of high-profile write-downs."
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But it could also be a result of an implicit bias that equates compensation with competence since most primary care fields are at the bottom of the pay scale ladder.
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Since Netflix does not show ads, its lack of presence on Disney networks could be a result of the fact that Disney would not be able to advertise in return.
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This could be a result of a "checkbook philanthropy" approach of responding to requests as they come in without incorporating philanthropic giving into a coordinated, strategic aspect of financial planning.
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The fit can come from working directly in a field and knowing its intricacies, or it can be a result of a unique perspective brought by someone from another industry.
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That could be a result of commonalities in diet or lifestyle — or it could be evidence that immersing our bodies in saline, microbe-rich environments has a detectable biochemical impact.
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"This study moves forward what we understand about dog cognition," Dr. Kaminski said in a news release, though she noted the behavior could be a result of the dogs being domesticated.
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So far, around 750 of those deaths are confirmed to be a result of police anti-narcotics operations, while the remaining deaths were still being investigated, Rosa was quoted as saying.
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Between the lines: The rise in suicide rates could be a result of more accurate reporting, with Americans more willing to label a death as suicide, according to the JAMA study.
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The surprising bump in the number of baby recruits might be a result of more food being available, as there were fewer adult starfish around competing for prey like immature mussels.
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It is hard for people to recognize that the distress and messiness in their lives might be a result of trauma and that there are treatments out there that can help.
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Basically, the idea is that you can live at home as an adult and it can be healthy, or it can be a result of your parents accommodating a dysfunctional mindset.
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She suspects that the rhetoric from Republicans has been ramped up in the weeks since, and that the bill might be a result of fear that extremist sentiment could trickle east.
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Child marriage, any formal or informal union where at least one of the parties is under 18, can be a result of traditional practices, gender inequality, poverty and illiteracy, experts say.
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It seems to be a result of the increase in breast size during pregnancy, which stretches the ligaments, as well as the subsequent loss of breast volume after pregnancy or breastfeeding.
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So some of the improvement in longevity and quality of life that we may attribute to health care could actually be a result of changes in diet, exercise and the like.
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Ward's individual fundraising success could be a result of multiple factors, including her popularity on Twitter, the timing of her post, and the dire reports on the state of Australia's wildfires.
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Outbreaks of measles in the US, largely driven by refusal of a critical mass of parents in a community to have their children vaccinated, could be a result of this phenomenon.
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And that's a long list of possibilities: Burning when you pee may be a result of a yeast infection, which causes irritation and itchiness (read: more irritation) around the vagina and vulva.
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The Trump administration's sudden and controversial decision to alter immigration policy may be a result of the lack of diversity of the White House staff, says ex-Wall Street titan Sallie Krawcheck.
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"Depression and depressive symptoms can be a result of things happening around us; and there's a lot of uncertainty and violence in the world right now, which can be scary," Bauer says.
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According to the article, the recession will be a result of a material reduction in consumption from these top earners, who have historically followed the deterioration of lower and middle-income households.
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According to the rep, Vereen believed the divorce had been finalized, and notes the confusion could be a result of bad record keeping or an oversight by Vereen's attorneys at the time.
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One reason these freshmen have managed to get more of their bills passed may be a result of House GOP leaders granting them all subcommittee chairmanships at the start of this Congress.
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A NOAA satellite, POES-17, didn't detect any charged particles raining down to Earth's upper atmosphere when "Steve" took place, likely suggesting the "skyglow" could be a result of something else completely.
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Though some patients with irritable bowel syndrome, or I.B.S., may see symptoms improve after cutting out gluten-containing foods, research suggests it's likely to be a result of something other than gluten.
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The problem may also be a result of the admirable British stage tradition, from Terence Rattigan through Kevin Elyot, of exploring suppressed sexuality, next to which "Yank!" feels not a little naïve.
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Let's just say if you have 76 points through 66 games, you'd rather have it be a result of an 18-4-4 mark in one-goal games than a 102.6 PDO.
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This significant rise in low-calorie sweetener consumption may be a result of more sweeteners emerging in the food supply, recent obesity-prevention campaigns or the increased prevalence of diabetes, the researchers suggested.
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Buddhism The Buddhist belief in karma and reincarnation had been used in the past to justify slavery, reasoning that a person's enslavement must be a result of punishable actions in a previous life.
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And for our guests, we will protect their choices when it comes to dining out, helping to combat the closures or higher prices that can be a result of overregulation by government bureaucrats.
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Even though HIV is generally sexually transmitted, the agency said, the higher rates of HIV could also be a result of a "disproportionately" higher incidence of drug use among gay/bisexual teen boys.
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You may have come across information that suggests your overly oily complexion could actually be a result of dehydrated skin, which lacks water or moisture and typically results in tightness, fine lines, and dullness.
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"The closure by local officials could be a result of sensitivity to any open discussion of human rights in China," said artist and organizer of the exhibition, Cui Guangxia, to The Art Newspaper. 4.
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Citing the reason behind the price hike, the analysis explained that the increased costs would be a result of a reduced volume of tomatoes in the marketplace as a result of the new tariff.
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It's one of the few moments in Drake's career where he's seemingly forced to operate from somewhere other than his hubris, though this could just be a result of that pride being somewhat broken.
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While drug use has always existed in human society, a sudden, widespread increase in addiction, suicide and multiple-drug overdose cannot just be a result of flashy ads and increased availability of numbing substances.
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But the UN says that this rise could be due to an increase in trafficking globally, or it could be a result of enhanced national capacities to detect, record and report data on trafficking.
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But that may be a result of a belief among many farmers that the president is just bluffing, trying to get a better deal for all American exporters by making threats on tariff impositions.
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While a lack of preparation was likely involved, it was also disturbing to see the team's secondary struggle to contain Brett Hundley, which could partially be a result of Joe Haden's season-ending injury.
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In a statement, he said that "these allegations are simply false," even as more details and photos said to be a result of the abuse circulated in a new interview published in The Intercept.
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Some of this may be a result of the legislation recently passed by the House of Representatives that, among other things, creates a mandate requiring small firms to provide paid sick leave to workers.
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These issues may be a result of the scarcity of cannabis permits—cannabis businesses are subject to strict zoning rules, and in some places there are hard caps on the number of licenses granted.
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The massive media push seems to largely be a result of poor rainfall that has led to an unexpectedly low rice harvest this year, the worst since the country's widespread food shortage back in 2011.
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There is much to gain for both sides, but any progress would have to be a result of Democrats putting aside the compulsive need to obstruct purely because the immigration bill is a Republican proposal.
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But the gap between image and sales may also be a result of the fact that Balmain is somewhat of a niche taste, marked primarily by an unabashed 1980s "ynasty"-meets-Vegas-high-roller aesthetic.
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Most expressed a negative view of the incumbent congresswoman, which may be a result of compounded efforts by AFP and other conservative groups like the Club for Growth to brand Ellmers as a Washington crony.
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Singh says cultures that eat lots of spicy foods high have lower rates of heart attack and stroke (though he also admits that this could be a result of genetics rather than hot sauce love).
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She said it may be a result of environmental stress, weakened genetics, a lack of good nutrition from pollen (which affects bee immune systems) and a host of other reasons that interact with one another.
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"The notion that heroin is disappearing altogether is false," said Katherine Pfaff, a spokeswoman for the D.E.A., adding that the drop in heroin-related deaths could be a result of Narcan saving more heroin users.
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For Prince Mohammed, it is imperative that his reforms are not seen to be a result of Western political pressure, but rather in the interests of the country, the people, their faith and their culture.
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In particular, UK consumers are highly aware of 5G's existence, with 95% recognizing the term — which could be a result of a high-profile national debate around Huawei's role in the country's 5G build-out.
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Ms. Gadot, who like the other Amazons speaks English with an accent (though hers, unlike Ms. Wright's or Ms. Nielsen's, may be a result of her Israeli background), has a regal, effortlessly charismatic screen presence.
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If a recession happens, it will probably be a result of this poor fit between the economic effects of the potential pandemic and the mechanisms the government uses to try to keep the economy growing.
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The smaller the study and the shorter its duration, the more likely that what looks like an effect in a trial might simply be a result of chance, Dr. Bach of Memorial Sloan Kettering said.
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The potential Chapter 11 filing could be a result of the company's suppliers tightening trade terms, including holding back on shipments unless the toy retailer is able to make cash payments on delivery, the newspaper reported.
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Some analysts say the U.S subpoena could be a result of Glencore settling a mining row in Congo with Israeli billionaire Dan Gertler, under U.S. sanctions since last year, by agreeing to pay royalties in euros.
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That may be a result of the incentives facing an activist investor: The investor wants to be able to squeeze a profit out of the deal, while management simply wants to keep control of the company.
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There will likely be a broad pullback in velocity of investment with an uncertain U.S. election cycle, as well as instability in the global economy that will be a result of the economic slowdown in China.
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Both earthquakes seem to be a result of the rupture of fault lines within the North American tectonic plate, according to Behzad Fatahi, associate professor of geotechnical and earthquake engineering at the University of Technology Sydney.
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There are certain elements that are common to the narrative of deadly wildfires: hot and dry weather, overgrown forests and a rushed evacuation, which may be a result of the fire's ferocity, poor planning or both.
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Because people who eat junk food might be overweight or do little exercise, and both of those qualities are linked to cancer, might the study's finding be a result of other factors and not diet alone?
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To some extent, this may be a result of the decline of organized labor, which was strong in the Midwest compared to other regions and mobilized Democratic voting even among relatively conservative white laborers in its heyday.
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Twitter is finally having a good day on Wall Street as it heads into the final weeks of the year, and this time around it may be a result of a little bit of optimism from investors.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin said on Wednesday it believed that the recent attack on Istanbul airport could be a result of Turkish and European security services ignoring Moscow's signals about suspected "terrorists" hiding in Turkey and Europe.
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Since there isn't a huge split between the percentage of men and women who were willing to take on their partner's debt, experts say it could be a result of social norms or could just be coincidence.
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Some analysts believe the U.S subpoena could be a result of Glencore settling a mining row in the DRC with Israeli billionaire Dan Gertler, under U.S. sanctions since last year, by agreeing to pay royalties in euros.
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A larger conversation about the racist, fat-phobic, and misogynist language of gay dating apps has also begun, which has allowed me to see that my dating prospects may also be a result of problematic societal messaging.
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Last month, seven service members were killed when a U.S. helicopter in Iraq crashed due to an unknown reason that "does not appear to be a result of enemy activity," according to a statement from the military.
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The authors suggested that a possible reason for the decline in fatal work injuries for young adult workers could be a result of medical marijuana use as a substitute for more dangerous drugs like alcohol and opioids.
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As soon as I could get my change back from a food truck, a noise rang out, which many speculated were gunshots, but turned out to be a result of the load out according to the venue.
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Hopefully they're right; that the term 'latte liberals' will fade out of existence, that this isn't all just be a result of overpriced Starbucks menus, and that conservatives will—one day—slug lattes and kumbaya with Italians everywhere.
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A downgrade of the VR would most likely be a result of a sovereign downgrade or a deteriorating operating environment, particularly should that lead to worsening asset quality or an inability to generate stable earnings through the cycle.
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The dramatic falls are thought to be a result of investors worries that some Italian lenders to write down their portfolio of bad loans after the European Central Bank moved to request more information on their loan books.
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If it contained high levels of protein, those would likely be a result of rogue antibodies that cause autoimmune diseases, a finding more consistent with G.B.S. The results were just as confusing as the rest of the case.
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This may be a result of continuing aggressive capex or shareholder remuneration, coupled with the impact of FX volatility; and - a rise in corporate governance risks due to, inter alia, related-party transactions or upstreaming loans to shareholders.
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A downgrade of Realkredit would most likely be a result of it being unable to competitively access wholesale funding markets or if it significantly increases its reliance on international debt investors, who may prove less stable during financial stress.
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"I wanted my unhappiness to be a result of defying convention — like a Hardy novel where I'd exceeded my society's allowance for freethinking and was now being punished," Peter fancies, lolling on vacation in Maine in his picturesque agony.
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More broadly, the disappearance of the rolling stores may simply be a result of the relentless and multifarious pace of change in Atlanta, one of those American cities that move and morph at the pace of the nation itself.
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Pintchman, the Pega spokeswoman, said the work is on budget and that any changes in estimates would be a result of changes in project scope as well as the Census Bureau identifying additional opportunities for us to add value.
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Sam Bendett of defense research and analysis organization CNA tells The Verge that this type of system seems be a result of Russia's experiences dealing with drones in Syria, noting that its service members are being trained to deal with drones.
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After analyzing the images and video, the researchers discovered that when experiencing forces similar to what's associated with traumatic brain injury, the delay in the appearance of irreparable damage may be a result of the neuron deteriorating on the inside first.
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If the finding is true, it means that for every five or six talcum powder users who develop ovarian cancer, one may be a result of talcum powder use, Dr. Steven A. Narod, an expert in cancer genetics from Toronto, said.
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In a September interview, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad did not rule out the idea of federalism, but said any change must be a result of dialogue among Syrians and a referendum to introduce the necessary changes to the constitution.
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This may be a result of the fact that refugees are slow to assimilate into the U.S. and that their wages remain nearly stagnant, with the average refugee earning approximately $28500 an hour during their first year in the country.
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Its decision to announce this speed bump and keyboard fix now could be a result of its desire to "clear the decks" for announcements onstage at the conference, or a desire to address the keyboard fix "off air" — or both.
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When Ms. Boyle directed "Julius Caesar" her first year, she and the cast spoke often about how Caesar has epilepsy, "the falling sickness," and how his confusion could be a result of a postictal state, the time following a seizure.
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Rather, it may be a result of what race disparities scholar Arline Geronimus calls "weathering," a term that describes the deterioration of health as a result of the chronic stress caused by being exposed to systemic racism over a lifetime.
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When the teacher, James Sutter, ascribed the recent warming of the Earth to heat-trapping gases released by burning fossil fuels like the coal her father had once mined, she asserted that it could be a result of other, natural causes.
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The increase "may be a result of more applicants with disabilities being admitted to medical school, more existing students disclosing disability, better reporting of disability data, or increased development of psychological disability while attending medical school," Meeks and colleagues write.
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In an analysis of seven cases of children with joint deformities, the researchers said the abnormalities - a condition known as arthrogryposis - could be a result of Zika's effect on the developing baby's motor neurons, cells that control the contraction or relaxation of muscles.
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While this reflects some parents and even children turning away from soda and its sugar and calories, it also seems to be a result of McDonald's removing soda as an explicit option on the Happy Meal menu board, which it did in 20133.
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Instead, most of the reduction in accessibility from the drug war appears to be a result of the simple fact that drugs are illegal, which by itself makes drugs more expensive and less accessible by eliminating avenues toward mass production and distribution.
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In those cases, ICC prosecutors maintained the moral high ground because their inability to present sufficient evidence was widely seen to be a result of a coordinated plan by Kenyan officials to intimidate witnesses — but the disappointing end result is the same.
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Cersei was marginalized and abused by her father and husband when she was younger, and "is surrounded by a context that values power, specifically royal power, so her psychopathic behavior could be a result of circumstances and culture, rather than personality," he said.
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Although konjac has been eaten in parts of Asia since the 6th century, its popularity elsewhere seems to be a result of its supposed role in weight loss: because it's mostly just water and fiber, eating it contributes to a feeling of fullness.
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Epidemiological studies show that children who grow up in households with dogs have a lower risk for developing autoimmune illnesses like asthma and allergies — and it may be a result of the diversity of microbes that these animals bring inside our homes.
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There was Honey Dijon, the globe-trotting D.J., and, as a surprise performer at the after-party, Orville Peck, the gay Canadian country singer whose rise must be a result of the photogenic Lone Ranger mask he affects and not his vocal skills.
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His rise, historians say, may be a result of greater appreciation for his understated style, his measured approach to managing Cold War tensions and ending the Korean War, and particularly his famous — and, many say, prescient — warnings about the growth of the military-industrial complex.
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This gender gap might be a result of differences in brain chemistry and hormonal fluctuations, or how men and women tend to cope with stress differently, said Olivia Remes, lead author of the paper and a doctoral candidate at the University of Cambridge in England.
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If this administration will be more successful than previous ones to get the North Koreans to forgo its nuclear ambitions remains to be seen but, if it happens, it will surely be a result of what China does and, more importantly, what they want.
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In first class, the researchers wrote, incidents "were more likely to be a result of belligerent behavior, involving a passenger's expression of strong anger," while incidents in economy "were more likely to result from emotional outbursts" ostensibly caused by the feeling of having no control.
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That may be a result of some weirdness that has crept into August numbers in recent years because of the challenges of measuring seasonal variation, or it could reflect a job market that is less vibrant than it had seemed a few months ago.
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For example, when looking at the increase in reported cases of coronavirus, Mr. Paulos explains that it could be because the virus is spreading, but it could also be a result of the revised definition of what it means to be "infected" with the coronavirus.
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"Given the ridiculously high bar set by the 'The Force Awakens' and 'The Last Jedi,' the opening weekend box office for 'Rise of Skywalker,' objectively stellar as it is, may be a result of equal parts mixed reviews and final installment fatigue," he said.
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That can be a result of lack of transportation — not being able to get to green spaces — but also it could be unsafe for them on the playground or even in their own backyard if they're living in areas with a high crime rate.
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The department largely sided with the rule's opponents who believed that large disparities were not evidence enough of discrimination in classrooms, and could be a result of other factors such as districts' capacity to train teachers in properly identifying and disciplining students with disabilities.
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In fact, in some ways it is in the DNA of the modern West because, from the 16th and 17th centuries, as Europe grew richer and stronger, it began to assume that its material success must be a result of its superiority -- religious or ethnic or racial.
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A sudden jump in the percentage of homeowners would be a result of drastically loosened lending practices, and it could spell out doom in the form of mass foreclosures for the housing market again in the future, which could be a symptom of bad economic times.
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The drop could also be a result of a steady drumbeat of negative press about Facebook, including concern over foreign governments using Facebook posts to divide the U.S. electorate during the 2016 election season, and growing concern over violent and other inappropriate content on the site.
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Though it's not yet fully understood, motion sickness is believed to be a result of sensory conflicts, when what you see is different from what your vestibular system -- the sensory system that coordinates movement and balance -- is experiencing, according to Mark Shelhamer, chief scientist at NASA's Human Research Program.
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According to STAT, the long-lasting nature of the effect could be a result of what's known as the "bootstrapping effect": Maybe people who received speed-of-processing training "did something different over the years," said Laurie Ryan, who oversees Alzheimer's research at the National Institute on Aging.
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Mrs May's tough response may be a result of the criticism she received as home secretary for not having taken stronger measures when the Kremlin was implicated in the murder of Alexander Litvinenko, a defector from the Russian security services who was poisoned with polonium in London in 2006.
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Franklin's unique aesthetic may be a result of the fact that she wasn't afraid to shop for herself; when the Queen of Soul performed "My Country This Of Thee" at President Barack Obama's first inauguration, she was wearing a hat she selected from Detroit-based milliner Luke Song.
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A source who recently left the administration said the intelligence leaks might be a result of frustration within the intelligence community that Trump and his secretary of state are talking up a regime that is one of the most untrustworthy and dangerous the US has ever dealt with.
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While this pattern could be a result of women feeling like they need to be more qualified in order to run for office, it could also mean that the electorate would only consider and advance a woman if she were more qualified compared to her male counterparts, she says.
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Scientists have suggested that some whale deaths could be a result of marine noise, often a result of military activity, offshore drilling or exploration, which can disorient the animals and send them in the wrong direction, possibly toward beaches where they get stuck instead of into the deeper ocean.
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She acknowledged the high levels and the possibility that they could be a result of lead leaching from pipes because of corrosive water, but she also noted that previous rounds of sampling of 100 homes had uncovered just two results over the federal limit, with the highest at 20153 ppb.
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In situations where we feel nervous or anxious, for example, we might do things like: While these behaviors may be a result of habit, perhaps of boredom, as a nervous tick or a way to release extra energy, they still encode nervousness, low self-esteem, doubt or worst of all, deceit.
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"The overall trend of interest in the northern realms — Norway, Iceland and our Northern Lights trips — is continuing, and may be a result of fears of terrorism, or simply a discovery of these fantastic destinations," wrote Barbara Banks, director of marketing and new trip development for Wilderness Travel, in an email.
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According to a release from NASA, there are a few working theories: The holes could be a result of warm paths of water flowing underneath the ice, or they could be the result of some marine mammal, like a harp seal, poking up from under the ice's surface to breathe.
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As it currently stands, Radio Garden's map of live-listening stations has heavy representation from the Western world (which may simply be a result of accessibility), but there's so much material, you're certain to discover something to suit your interest (I am personally very into this post-rock broadcast from Ankara, Turkey).
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Rep. Cheri Bustos ROCKFORD, Illinois — If Democrats win back the House on Tuesday, it'll be a result of the resistance movement that has grown up in complete opposition to President Donald Trump, and the focus will be on the new, progressive candidates who have managed to capture and embody that energy in 2018.
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Dr. Delaney said she was not sure why these two out of the hundreds of mole rats that she has observed developed cancer, but she suggested that it could potentially be a result of their old age or genetic problems they had, possibly as a result of inbreeding within captive zoo colonies.
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"The study shows that overall the risk of stroke in the world's richest countries is lower than the global average, which may be a result of healthier lifestyles and better use of preventive treatments -- such as blood pressure lowering drugs -- than lower income countries," added Pearson, who was not involved in the research.
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And if that were to happen, and the Supreme Court ruled once again in favor of LGBTQ rights, it would likely be a result of support not just from LGBTQ advocates, but also from the EEOC and the Justice Department, both of which are federal agencies that are respected by the courts.
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He had more drops than you would expect from a player who seems so otherwise refined in technique, but some of that might be a result of his anticipation of hits, which could become more pronounced in the N.F.L. where he will regularly face defensive backs that are far bigger and stronger than he is.
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As much as I believe bitcoin to be a revolution, I am cognizant that the digital currency is subject to the same human emotions as all markets - fear, greed, euphoria, and depression are the catalysts that drive human action to buy or sell – and the recent bitcoin price swings appear to be a result of euphoria.
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The team (including Susan Woolford, MD, at the University of Michigan; Carole Woodford-Hunt, PhD, at Andrews University; and David Williams, PhD, at Harvard University) wanted to see whether lower levels of physical activity among African-American teens could actually be a result of young women not wanting to sweat, mainly because it would mess up their straightened hair.
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But the amount of the raise is notably higher than what the commission suggested — an increase of about 23 percent, to $138,315, from their current base pay of $112,500 — and some feared that the higher salaries might be a result of a different sort of concession, tied to the mayor's plan to shrink the horse-carriage industry in Manhattan.
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Why more girls -- and women -- than ever are being diagnosed with ADHD But Arthur Caye, the lead researcher in Brazil's recent study, asserts that hyperfocus may be a result of overcompensating: that is, people who have ADHD may tend to zero in on one particular pursuit as a way to make up for the distractedness in other areas.
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Voters identifying as LGBTQ in the first wave #SuperTuesday exit polls:AL 6%CA 11%CO 9%ME 217%MA 22016%MN 257%NC 229%TN 22018%TX 22014% VA 563%VT 256% Wetrosky notes that the jump in turnout over the last two years could also be a result of the White House's anti-LGBTQ agenda.
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Assistant water treatment plant supervisor Mike Glasgow tested Walters' home, and the information was forwarded to the EPA, which told the MDEQ that the level could be a result of the river water leaching the inside of the pipes — after all, it was corroding the metal on GM auto parts — and depositing lead in the water.
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The ultimate prediction marketplace for the races and issues that matter most Trump's big lead could be a result of his new campaign strategy, after his campaign pivoted to attacking Washington and Republican insiders and is now focusing attention on trying to get his delegate operation up and running, as well as is ripping the Republican National Committee for its delegate process.
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This move may be a result of the Hoppers being on loan from the Whitney Museum, but the exchange of Hopper's contemplative "Cobb's Barns, South Truro" and "Burly Cobb's House, South Truro" for an 1887 seascape is telling: it represents a jump from a taste for the modern and striking to a vision of centuries-past — a mere generic picture of America rooted in tradition, with nothing to spark the imagination.
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Amma makes several references to feeling unwell over the course of the season and until Adora's poison was revealed it seemed like her sickness was just a side effect of her drinking and drug use, but the stark difference between Amma's lethargic daytime behavior and her nighttime energy may actually be a result of Adora "treating" her daughter's hangovers with The Blue, rendering Amma more docile and doll-like until the poison wears off.
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Schiff claimed the excessive redactions by the bureau could be a result of pressure from the White House on the FBI, suggesting that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE doesn't want their memo to see the light of day for political purposes.
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