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Our profits have increased only minimally this year, due to an increase in production costs attributable to the rise in fuel prices.

Researchers say that there are no records whatsoever of any deaths which are directly attributable to the use of marijuana.

Thousands of deaths each year are attributable to drunk drivers.

A recent study has shown that over $2 billion of direct health-care costs in Canada are attributable to physical inactivity.

Studies show that often many of the thefts that occur in retail stores are in fact, attributable to staff members.

The government's problems are directly attributable to the leader's inability to make hard decisions.

The benefits of yoga are attributable not only to the physical poses, but also to the meditation and breathing techniques.

Its effects, though mainly attributable to its ammonia, are also in part dependent on the phosphates and alkaline salts which it contains; and it is therefore capable of supplying to the plant a larger number of its constituents than the animal matters already mentioned.

In the same way, if the market price of different kinds of guano be inquired into, very great differences are found to exist in the rate at which phosphates are sold, and this is attributable in part to the fact that the price at which any article is charged commercially, is such as to cover the prime cost, expense of freight, and other charges, and to leave a profit to the importer; and partly, also, no doubt, to the carelessness with which manures are often purchased, and to the want of careful field experiments in which the effects produced by them are properly compared.

During the last century, this terrible scourge-which came with the north wind from the Caramanian mountains-appeared every few years, and was principally attributable to the fact that in the neglected state of the country, these pests of the farmer were perfectly unmolested, and having once taken possession of the eastern table lands, laid their eggs there from season to season.

Many of the pains suffered by royalists were directly attributable to their own faults, and, without deserting their cause, they might with ordinary care have avoided many of the penalties they incurred.

It is to be feared that this long-delayed act of justice was attributable rather to the vile condition of the highways than to any tender consideration for the rural population.

On the occasion of the riot at Featherstone in 1893, the calling out of the Military, and the loss of life which followed, was largely attributable to the concentration at Doncaster of all the available Yorkshire constables, an unfortunate arrangement which bared the rest of the county of its regular protectors, and encouraged the rioters to [409]proceed to lengths they would not otherwise have attempted.

But such actions, not being the proper and characteristic operations of medicines, but rather attributable to a change in the relations of the nervous system, following a local impression, are not to be considered as exceptions to the above rule, that medicines cannot from the surface of the stomach or intestines propagate their influence to remote parts.

Periodic disorders are known to be attributable to the entrance into the blood of a peculiar aerial poison.

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