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But the widespread patterns he discloses aren't easy to ascribe to deliberate planning.

Do not attribute to conspiracy what you can ascribe to cock-up.

The unions say there have been two accidents in one year involving straddle carriers, which they ascribe to a lack of proper training.

Her nurturing side revs into overdrive. Many women ascribe to the "fix-it" style of relationship, and what better to fix than a bad boy?

says that the only significance numbers have is what people ascribe to them.

But by their nature, these capital flows among nations are hard to ascribe to one country alone.

If one decides to work within the boundaries of something's nature, then we can ascribe to that "something" a will.

Ascribe to the LORD, O clans of the peoples, ascribe to the LORD glory and strength!

And that which you ascribe to me is mired in your controversies.

The more contact we have with them, the more intimate our relationship, the more we ascribe to them human feelings and gender attributes.

It has a shape, and the shape is that which we are accustomed to ascribe to Satan: horns, hooves, tail and all.

We remember that there are operas whose authorship we ascribe to the composer alone because the libretto has all too little substance;