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After reading the reporter's story, Duke felt that it wasn't a case of someone down on his luck: the laser show as the culprit.

The culprit was trying to prove he was innocent, but anyone could see he was all wet.

The food industry is estimated to be responsible for a sixth of an individual's carbon emissions, and Britain may be the worst culprit.

However, for Hong, the dry spell is not the only culprit to blame for her fish-less lake.

We will test it a couple of days before all the lab result and all the epidemiological data will help us to track down the culprit.

Of the two America is often seen as the main culprit for the spread of protectionism.

A more plausible culprit for rising inequality seems to be technological progress (see chart below).

The first human inhabitants of North America may not have exterminated the mammoths. The culprit might have been a comet.

You're right. I wish I'd never opened the topic, but I did speculate that under-reporting might be the culprit, as seems to be the case.

But I just wanted to let you know, they caught the culprit.

Online advertising does not seem able to deliver the kind of revenue that old-fashioned subscription services did. The culprit?

The culprit may be weak back muscles, the type of surface on which you run, the shoes you wear, or the length of your running stride.

Fairy jump to the prime culprit fortune for a GuiYu should be to have to LiMengLou encase Broadway hotel room at the door, he hit on.

Oh, the original culprit is a little bit of ah, impossible for me this is enough to create misunderstandings.

One of the biggest culprit on why you never seem to lose much weight is because you eat too much carbohydrates.

Obesity seems to be a main culprit; the authors found a high correlation between rising rates of diabetes and a rise in body mass index.

The girl snorted that it was a frame-up and went off in search of the true culprit.

We may consequently be blamed as the culprit causing the disruption brought about by the changes to both the banks and the bank customers.

Be accountable. Laziness, the second culprit, is beat by a bit of public pressure.

On the surface, the culprit appeared to be CO2.

The main culprit in the current crisis seems to be modern farming techniques.

They were unwilling to consider that it was their own failure to clean up the public sanitation system that was the real culprit.

This last piece is often the major culprit in illperforming services.

But what if it transpires that the weather was not the main culprit and the economy has lost momentum ?

A substance in grapefruit juice called naringin seems to be the culprit.

Oxidation of oxygen the body is not the culprit, but the oxygen free radicals, is a cell nucleus with unpaired electron active groups.

How's this for a possible new culprit for breast cancer sufferers: they may be able to blame their grandmas' diets.

But when a cardiologist goes inside the heart searching for the culprit blocked artery, the arteries are wide open.

More often than not, the culprit turns out to be the combination of business items and basic mode.

In the case of onions, unseasonal rain in October that destroyed crops in Maharashtra appears to be the main culprit.

He gave the name of the chief culprit. . .

Emergent bronchial artery angiography revealed that rupture of an aneurysm was the suspected culprit and coil embolization was performed.

French fries, sort of deep-fried food is the culprit leading to cardiovascular disease.

A poor harvest brought on by bad weather was the original culprit, but with prices soaring, hoarding may also be responsible.

This has been a rumor for sometime but E! could confirm the news, adding that the culprit in the split is Chuck.

Some scientists say that the culprit is serotonin -- the chemical that makes us happy -- which controlled by the amount of light we receive.

In the north, the European Union is the culprit: the EU subsidises every single cow to the tune of five hundred euros a year.

Start realizing that this ubiquitous emotion is the culprit that inhibits you from living your dreams!

The culprit in brain damage may not be a lack of oxygen but rather its reintroduction into the body.

But Taylor and Levin reckon all of these theories were faulty and that political influence was a bigger culprit.

A temporary increase in melanin, the substance that colors hair eyes and skin, is the culprit.

It has become usual to think of Detroit as again not meant for people, though today the culprit is not belching industry but its absence.

Locking yourself out of your car is bad enough, but Jeanna Stewart was even more embarrassed when the culprit was not her, but her cat.

The culprit in such cases is usually methane gas, which accumulates in coal beds and can explode when the bed is penetrated during mining.

While it is by no means the only culprit, Shell's record of environmental recklessness in Nigeria may be the worst in the world.

Clinton acknowledges complaints about the book's length and names a possible culprit , his wife.

But modern, sedentary life is not the only culprit that constricts muscles and joints.

Caffeine Is Not The Bitter Culprit Caffeine is not the main bitter compound in coffee . Rather, the pungent perpetrators are antioxidants .

So to try to tease one apart as to which one is the culprit can be difficult.

The culprit proved to be the Ducha Galney, who was willing to destroy her own family estate in an attempt to kill the Jedi.

He has only been home once, sir, since the day of the examination of that culprit.

Yet this arrangement may unravel in a dangerous way, and if it does, the most likely culprit will be Chinese economic overcapacity.

It likely is partially culprit to the thousands of industrial accidents and food and product safety issues that crop up in China every year.

Most scientists believe humans are the main culprit when it comes to global warming, and Weiss is no exception.

Although the police had surrounded the building, they somehow let the culprit slip through their fingers.

Global liquidity overhangs have led to rising input costs , but a recent credit binge is the main culprit .

The culprit, the main reason wages did not keep pace with inflation?

One of them, resulting in reduced monthly export volume of steel of the main culprit is the severe shortage of market demand.

The culprit appears to be iron, the team reports in a recent issue of the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry.

The first suspect is a Serb war criminal, Mirko Zigic, who committed hideous atrocities during the Bosnian war and is an obvious culprit.

If the main culprit was the drop in global demand, as most economists believe, trade should recover smartly when demand picks up.

Aerosols turn out to be the culprit, the researchers report online today in Science.

Scientific proof, the body of singlet oxygen and oxygen free radicals is violation of the body's own immune system culprit.

In some cases, you might be dealing with a dirty laser in your CD or DVD deck; more often, however, the culprit is a scratched disc.

And I, his good old friend, was the unwitting culprit behind the second attack, and the whole scenario.

Say, the land of the rising prices the main culprit is the tightening of land policy, is not true.

The most obvious culprit was the extraordinary laxity of America's mortgage-underwriting standards in the later stages of the boom.

The researchers have inferred that a malfunctioning immune system is not the only culprit responsible for triggering of Type 1 Diabetes.

Ruling out the possibility of acid rain or a sandstorm, the bureau suspected that the nearby Jialing Thermal Power Plant was the culprit.

Nokia Chief Executive Stephen Elop cited Europe as one of the problem markets and Android as the culprit.

Saturated fat, that familiar culprit, is no better for the brain than it is for the body.

When the steel rolled out too thick or too thin, chasing down the culprit out of six interrelated suspects was inevitably a washout.

For this specific example, it turned out that the primary culprit was a font manager class that contained a static hashtable.

The main culprit is charcoal, by far the country's most popular fuel source, which consumes up to 30 million trees per year.

But little is known about the arsonists . Apart from the fact that an experienced bushfire arsonist is an elusive culprit. . .

If a culprit persisted with its " manipulation" , the Treasury would have to lodge a formal complaint at the World Trade Organisation.

When the women officers failed to return with the culprit, four male officers were sent out to look for them.

It seemed that neurogenesis had been the culprit behind the earlier runners' excessive anxiety.

Whoever was the culprit, in Garment's view, only radical surgery and the fullest admission of error could avert catastrophe.

But searches of local hospitals have so far not found the culprit, a spokeswoman for Derbyshire Police said.

Identified from the German side of fenugreek seeds in Egypt outbreak of the "culprit. "

Ageing will clearly push up costs in time (see our special report in this issue), but it is not the main culprit yet.

The culprit, the report determined, was a "large fundamental trader" that had used an algorithm to hedge its stockmarket position.

The culprit in the bank robbery has finally been caught.

"The real culprit, " one historian has argued, "was the system itself" .

Contamination levels were twice as high in brands packaged in plastic instead of glass, suggesting that plastic was the culprit.

The culprit can go unpunished or obtain undeserved leniency with the support of thousands of public defenders.

I believe that the16th Division is one of the main prime culprit.

It has long been rumored that jailbreaking your iPhone automatically causes it run slowly, but your jailbreak isn't the culprit.

Lung cancer in women of the two factors: women cook time long women lung cancer a culprit in the kitchen lampblack pollution.

Chocolate bars might trigger an acne flare-up, but if so, the culprit is probably the sugar, milk, and gooey fillings, not the cocoa.

'Goldman Sachs has been at the eye of the storm and is seen as the culprit behind the mess.

Science may be a culprit, but it also offers some explanation for why we can be so fearful.

He headed for the culprit's kiosk, a sad little construction of bone poles and sheets of hide, taking care not to walk too quickly.

The company's failure to invest early enough in hybrids is another culprit.

But it may not be as simple as cutting out cheese, the traditionally culprit for nightmares.

'This decline in household's share of income has been the main culprit behind the drop in consumption (as a share of GDP).

The culprit was the whole current design of the world economy, promoting competition.

If America's mediocre public schools were the culprit, then where did all the entrepreneurial talent come from during this era?

But the historical evidence they found points to global cooling, not to global warming, as the culprit.

But now- since I am irrevocably doomed- wherefore should I not snatch the solace allowed to the condemned culprit before his execution?

New Electrocardiographic Criteria for Predicting The Culprit Artery in Inferior Myocardial Infarction .

Then another suspect appears, someone from Hee- rah 's past, whom Min-ho believes to be the culprit.

Pneumonia is the biggest culprit, with other respiratory infections, accidents and intestinal problems trailing behind.

The police, he says, are under more pressure to find any culprit for a crime than to find the real one.

The increased pediatric vaccination schedule has been called out as a culprit in causing the increase in food allergies.

Although the research is still unsettled, there is growing scientific evidence that estrogen is the primary culprit.

Prenatal Diagnosis Center, and doctors to communicate, she found that "passive smoking" may be the culprit.

And because the impact of male hormone (or lack of it) on the brain is the main culprit, most homosexuals are males.

The next culprit is Russia, followed by China, America and Finland (see chart).

Ms. Salzman says that while reality television is a culprit in encouraging this extreme behavior, the problem is "much more serious. "

If too much body fat is the culprit, not our general weight, why don't we just face the truth?

She found no evidence that regulatory uncertainty is holding businesses back from hiring or investment; weak demand is the big culprit.

Here again, a domestic sanctuary market could be the culprit: supranormal profits at home could allow a company to take losses abroad.

It turned out the infamous Recording Button was the culprit.

This highly infectious liquid is the usual culprit in cholera outbreaks -- it contaminates water supplies, thereby reaching new hosts.

Some say China relies too much on exports, the alleged culprit being an exchange rate policy that keeps its currency "undervalued" .

Caught shoplifting, the culprit stuttered a few transparent lies.

A likely culprit was a small peptide called CRH that is released in a part of the brain associated with stress and anxiety.

But can the "culprit" be simply interpreted as the captain or the ship owner?

Mistaken eyewitness identification is a major culprit, but fingerprint misidentification is cited too.

Police collared the culprit as he was leaving the premises.

The worst culprit is a greenhouse gas called nitrous oxide, a breakdown product of nitrogen fertilisers (including organic ones).

The TV news is now full of policemen huffing and puffing to find the culprit who uploaded the video.

Simple database-side problems such slow disks or missing indices can be the actual culprit.

More lethal, though, is Lima's sorry bus fleet, the chief culprit for air pollution that exceeds World Health Organization limits ninefold.

The biggest volcanic eruptions of the past half eon had seemed a likely culprit in the greatest mass extinction Earth has seen.

The culprit is not sweat itself, but the bacteria that use sweaty skin as a breeding ground.

Another culprit could be the fact that your Linux kernel needs to mount the root file system, but it can't find the target device.

The culprit in primary dysmenorrhea is prostaglandin, the same naturally occurring chemical that causes cramps.

She still thinks he was the culprit of torching his Long Island mansion.

The wider distance between the culprit and the customer provides more room for shifting blame around.

It's a combination of factors including diet, lifestyle, and culture -- but the main culprit is globalization.

India, the only democracy on our list, has censored 31 issues and at first glance might look like the worst culprit.

The main culprit was fallout from the global financial crisis and new cases of protectionism in the Ukraine and Russia.

But the main culprit is a system of politics in which a ruling class has hogged most of the cake for itself.

This fingerprint is then matched to a database, exposing the culprit chemical.

Itis the prime culprit which murders the love, it lets you for lovecrazily, simultaneously it not show trace devastates your love.

The main culprit of this whole controversy is the broadcaster.

De Boer, as a U. N. official, couldn't be so blunt as to name the culprit, but there were no such restraints on Gore.

I have tried to debug periodically slow applications where the real culprit has shown to be the virus scanner.

The biggest culprit of rising inflation was food prices, which rose 14. 8% from a year earlier, up from 14. 4% in June.

The disease of spleen-stomach is mainly caused the pathogenic cold and dampness. Why? Freezing and cold kept food is the chief culprit.

So do you think arsonists or weather is the biggest culprit in Australia's deadly bush fires?

To start, you have to know what you are looking at and where to find the basic elements to help you find the culprit.

Retrenchment by companies is a more likely culprit for the more recent drop in activity.

Finally, entertainment featuring killers on TV screen has been pinpointed as the chief culprit of modern crime.

Prime Culprit for fish miniaturization and early sexual maturity: Fishing? Environment?

The internet is definitely the main culprit behind the explosion of porn addiction.

The culprit is an especially nasty strain of E. coli, which normally resides harmlessly in the gut.

When teenagers stop interacting with the people around them, online games are often the main culprit.

Don't do straight leg push-ups. Push-ups often are the culprit of neck, lower back, elbow and shoulder pain.

This ideology chaos is the major culprit for many failures of American Diplomacy, especially in the middle east.

Oxidized low density lipoprotein: the prime culprit for atherosclerotic lesions?

The authors suggested that endocrine disruptors were one likely culprit in this cross-species obesity epidemic.

The police were searching for the culprit everywhere, but in vain.

Immediate termination for thief company belongings, no salary given. If serious, culprit will be sent to local police station.

If you've just made a hardware change or installed a new driver, this is likely to be the culprit.

But the main culprit is a collective, premature shift to fiscal austerity by governments.

Their report said circumstantial evidence pointed to China as the culprit.

Still, Biro had said, this didn't mean that he was the culprit: "Why is everybody after me? "

The culprit is higher sodium and sugar, which a busy buyer may overlook in favor of the promise of lower fat.

And although the recession made everything worse, the internet is the main culprit.

Now researchers are pointing to a surprising culprit: the pay raise.

A new study offers fresh evidence that belly fat is the chief culprit in the link between obesity and cardiovascular disease.

Blood flow replaced humors as the culprit in the 17th century, and this vascular hypothesis held sway, with few exceptions, until the 1980s.

It is the murder of love culprit, it makes you crazy for love, while it without a trace destroy your love.

The two robbers on the modus operandi may indicate they are in the region over the past few months, more than robbery culprit.

They surprised the culprit into telling the truth.

The US has been the main culprit behind the destabilising global imbalances of recent years.

Apparently since this type of accident has been considered as human errors, it is the "culprit" that should be blamed and punished.

More confusion emerged over efforts to portray nature as the culprit in the accident.

One chief culprit is Web bugs, tags that track users as they move from website to website.

Result: the police would do better tossing a coin to discover the culprit.

Technology is probably the main culprit, but Americans prefer to blame trade.

Molybdenum also helps prevent anemia, a common culprit of iron-deficiency-related fatigue.

The culprit is something called ACPI, the Advanced Configuration and Power Interface.

The leaders assumed that the culprit was the military veteran, since he didn't come from their group of policemen.

The culprit is the human body oxygen free radical oxidation, is a nucleus with unpaired electrons outside the active gene.

The police will apprehend the culprit and convict him before long.

A significant culprit, though, has been the time difference, which has forced the networks to air coverage on tape delay.

The foreign producers are not at fault; our national central bank is the culprit.

"I think the real culprit is our fascination with complexity, viewing it as a sign of sophistication, " said Ward.

It's not the first time Wi-Fi has been pegged as the culprit in a crime against nature.

To demand thorough investigation by relevant departments to arrest the culprit.

When he got back, he turned gray god to mom and dad explained he is innocent, is LuoDeLiKe tricks, his brother is the culprit.

Cures remain years away, but pinpointing the apparent culprit is a major step toward fighting it.

By casting lots, Jonah was revealed as the culprit who caused the big storm.

Purify can help identify the culprit when memory is being corrupted, used improperly, or leaked.

Stress is the main culprit of a low-energy day.

Estrogen-blocking endocrine therapy is another likely culprit.

It said carbon pollution is a major culprit in driving the planet into ecological overdraft.

In older women, hormonal change from menopause may be the culprit.

The culprit is clear, says Zhao Yong, an education specialist at Michigan State University.

Instead, the real culprit is the inevitable collapse of tax revenues that comes as countries sink into deep and prolonged recession.

If working capital is the culprit soaking up the cash, you need to look at two things.

It is certainly true that cork was not the culprit for all TCA infections.

Relationship with Culprit: Younger Brother.

This was further proof that they had found the molecular culprit.

Closed, air quality is poor, and Khan himself is facing the problem of cold air conditioning, but ill health wrong culprit.

The culprit was hitting lots of rural houses up and down High-way 16.

The culprit was systematic shifts in central banks' interest rate decisions.

Australians ever since have enjoyed cheap power from this dirty source of carbon-dioxide, the main culprit of global warming.

On Friday, a team led by University of Pennsylvania scientists reports the discovery of a likely culprit in both.

We don't want the world to kill each other, let all the peoples of the culprit is, we love peace, longing for peace.

Television was the first culprit.

Study authors say lack of acceptance from friends and family is the likely culprit.

The crudest attacks come with the culprit's electronic fingerprints.

The policemen know who the culprit is, but they have not located him. He is still at large.

The primary culprit is the buoyant price of oil, itself a product of global economic recovery.

Germany was the chief culprit of the World War II.

Carbon dioxide, in his view, is the main culprit.

Dinner is undeserved, eat late for instance, eat more, eat bigly , be cause a variety of diseases " culprit " .

Particulate matter, particularly black carbon from cooking fires and coal-fired plants in India, is the real culprit.

Sometimes the culprit will have left obvious tracks and his work will be downright clumsy.

Even so, we have no right to complain, because the chief culprit in our retaliation, it is our own.

But the biggest culprit is the extravagant misuse of water by rapidly expanding farms, factories, and cities.

Someone broke a cup: who was the culprit? .

After months of testing, Toyota found the culprit: a plastic part in the pedal mechanism also widely used in the U. S.

The weather is the main culprit behind the food shortage.

'To Hell for life' -- that is a foolish penalty: the culprit chooses the duration of his punishment.

Same culprit: information overload.

Look, I had to believe they were going to find the real culprit eventually.

Mr Lee remains a revered figure in Singapore. But some say the prime poll culprit is Mr Lee himself.

The police are now on the scent of the culprit.

Insurers are another big culprit in racking up unnecessary expenses.

Poor access to information is a major culprit in the selloff of China's overseas-listed companies.

Is the meat consumption the main culprit for global warming?

The biggest culprit is prescription drugs, which have seen their share of public-health spending triple since 1980.

In 1982 scientists showed that a bacterial infection was the main culprit.

The real culprit should be sanctioned and the real culprit is him. He provoked it all.

If someone was throwing spitballs I could guess the culprit's name.

Worse, by focusing on this issue, America is ignoring the real culprit: its gun laws.

The EU's forensics squad should be looking closer to home for its culprit.

Infant milk powder produced by Sanlu Group in China's Hebei Province was the main culprit.

According to Gill Bell of the Marine Conservation Society, an underwater blade is the most likely culprit.

Agriculture is both culprit and victim when it comes to climate change.

The culprit of the plight is our mediocre coaches in basic levels.

Our findings point to Cohesin being a major culprit in this ", said Herbert. "

A more likely culprit is the programme's structure.

As Inspector Parker, it's your job to track down the culprit!

Youth boredom is the main culprit behind youth crime.

He may not be the last culprit to serve time in prison.

Simplify. Just about everytime I have problems with this interface, the spatial reference is the culprit. Hope this helps.

The police put the culprit in jail.

Iraqi authorities have accused the government intended to subvert the "base" organization branch is the culprit.

The most common culprit: Staphylococcus epidermidis.

The real culprit was the Federal Reserve.

The main culprit, of course, is the funk on Wall Street.

"I'm not sure that speculation is the major culprit for what we're observing, " he told a European Parliament hearing yesterday.