Poor house-training, rather than something she ate or illness, must have been the culprit. |
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The real culprit is the unchecked fragmentation of land holdings in the rural areas. |
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The police say they are following a definite line of inquiry into the hoax call and hope to bring the culprit to justice shortly. |
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Aberdeen are still on the trail of the culprit and the club has made an appeal for supporters to identify him. |
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A hospital found his innards to contain two balls of undigested food, with the sprouts the most likely culprit. |
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The advocates urged the authorities to have a strong action against the culprit who threw chappals towards the judge at a Davangere court. |
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In many cases the police itself is the culprit in aiding and abetting the crime. |
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What this book shows quite clearly is that the real culprit is the lack of political will. |
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If the culprit is depleted uranium they are probably out of luck because any clean up would take a very long time and cost a lot of money. |
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The culprit turned out to be a small, aluminum dust cap from a hydraulic jenny. |
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And he would declare that they were compatible with sincere pain at the anguish of a justly punished culprit. |
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The culprit was quickly caught and thrown into a maximum security holding cell. |
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A soul-searching eyewitness account and immediate action by a journalist helped to at least nab the culprit. |
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Residents were so frightened that they set up a night watch to try to catch the culprit. |
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If you're getting a high-pitched whine rather than a hum your hard drive may be the culprit. |
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The point of a mystery is that the culprit is revealed to general surprise, not that vengeance is exacted for his crime. |
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Police are now stepping up the campaign to catch the culprit and have asked members of the public to come forward if they know who it is. |
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There were never any handprints, fingerprints, hair, or anything that led to the culprit. |
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The culprit, an office worker, was robbing his female colleagues, but no one could figure out where he was stashing the purses. |
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Nobody seems to know the cause of the deaths but the water seems a likely culprit. |
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Stubbornly low airfares hurt the airlines, but the biggest culprit is the soaring cost of jet fuel. |
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He feels an overgrowth of Candida Albicans, which allows klebsiella bacteria to enter the blood stream, is the main culprit. |
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Apart from bad weather at the time, it seems that the main culprit was a tear in the airship's doped fabric covering. |
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The culprit, he believes, was the highly flammable cellulose doping compound used to coat the fabric covering and make it taut. |
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I have pictured the culprit as a rather benign old buffer spending his days in an alcoholic haze waiting for his pension. |
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When my vision finally cleared enough to get a good look at the culprit, I focused in on the store manager who was laughing herself silly. |
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These investigators revealed diterpenoids as the off-flavor culprit that can be problematic in forage-finished beef. |
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Officials believe the culprit is likely to be a disgruntled motorist who has been photographed by the cameras and fined. |
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Apparently, as a manager, it was his responsibility to chase down the offending culprit and resolve the situation. |
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We have a cop who falls in love with a possible culprit in a murder mystery. |
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Hormones may be the culprit, because birth control pills decrease testosterone levels, which may affect female libido. |
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By the laws of probability, the culprit was most likely an obnoxious American tourist. |
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Frowning, I glanced around the room trying to find the culprit responsible for interrupting my reading. |
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If your moisturizing lotion or cream is giving you a rash or causing skin eruptions, lanolin could be the culprit. |
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This will enable experts to quickly finger culprit microbes in food poisoning outbreaks. |
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Health officials believe the culprit was the death cap mushroom, the most common cause of deadly mushroom poisoning in the United States. |
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For me, the culprit is not really important, although I daresay a lot of Americans feel very differently. |
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Luckily, the 16-year-old culprit left behind a fingerprint and detectives were able to trace him. |
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He escaped but not before she used her camera phone to get a full face photo of the culprit. |
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Scientists now say that the world's largest fruit bat, known locally as a flying fox, was the culprit. |
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Mired in the humanistic belief that someone must be pushing the planchette, our unease grows as we cannot pin down the culprit. |
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Any sane person will agree that the culprit of the Kitwe accident cannot be described as a normal person. |
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Police and all concerned parties are working together to bring the culprit or culprits to justice. |
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A major manhunt was launched and detectives made numerous appeals in a bid to catch the culprit. |
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The culprit may be the gene therapy company, perceived impersonally as located far away and likely to be backstopped by an insurance policy. |
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Some reports claim the culprit was a fat finger on a computer somewhere that pressed the wrong key. |
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Whether or not the person who actually takes the blame is the real culprit or a fall guy, we may never know. |
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In this case the alleged villain is the drug companies but the real culprit is government. |
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Many feel he is the real culprit responsible for this team's fall from grace. |
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The girls were coerced into silence by the culprit about what they had experienced. |
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If we can find the culprit and he admits this gross error, then he will be dealt with harshly. |
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The person you see in that little mirror is the real culprit in the current crisis. |
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At dawn this morning, I looked out the window into the snowy mist and there with my very own eyes beheld the culprit at last. |
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If you're looking for the culprit responsible for most of the drain on your batteries, it's that big LCD display on the back of the camera. |
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Legal considerations such as the fact that the culprit has a clean record should not be used as mitigating factors, she contended. |
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She was shouting something about tracking down the culprit, inflicting justice upon them. |
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The school is investigating the incident in a bid to track down the culprit. |
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Someone dared to broach the subject of seasickness at the breakfast table, and a few pasty faces glowered at the culprit. |
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The real culprit, though, is the system of relegating three teams from Division One each season. |
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The real culprit is the private sector, far too dependent on low wages in the place of investment. |
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The culprit turned out to be my dog, caught red-handed troughing into the berries when she thought no-one was looking. |
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However, if only two are observed, a tension-type headache becomes the most probable culprit. |
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Finding the true culprit for the epidemic of scalping in the digital age is a little like figuring out who killed Davey Moore. |
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For me, it took the Sleeprate to show that daytime stress was the likely culprit of morning drowsiness. |
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He might deliver a speech calling for the improvement of congressional investigations without directly indicting the primary culprit whose excesses prompted the reproofs. |
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Chief culprit in dental decay is the bacterium Streptococcus mutans, which anchors itself to the tooth and produces lactic acid as a metabolic byproduct. |
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The fire was caused by arson, but so far the culprit has not been caught. |
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The safety of saccharin has been debated for the past several decades, but this time the culprit ingredient is aspartame, commonly found in sugar-free diet drinks. |
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With repair bills approaching twelve hundred dollars, it would be determined that a chemical related mishap during a lube service was the culprit. |
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One main culprit was the hard-shell helmet that had essentially become a spearing weapon. |
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Mrs Young has been forced to scrap the car and fork out for another as she only had third-party insurance which required the culprit to cover the cost. |
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The culprit is thought to have been a homeless man, who bedded down for the night in one of the mobiles and wrote a note of apology, explaining he had nowhere to stay. |
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But in fact it was a rare misfire and the culprit cartridge was ejected. |
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The second culprit is a biomechanical form of laziness that keeps the lower back from doing its fair share of the work, and thereby stunts its development. |
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But, in this week's Newsweek, Jacob Bernstein says her departure may unmask another culprit. |
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A series of grisly killings in the slums of the old town district had gone unsolved for so long that my expertise was once again required to sleuth out the culprit. |
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The culprit is the omega Chemical Corporation, a refrigerator recycling company that didn't do its job up to snuff. |
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Allergies are a common culprit behind daily yawning sessions for the 50 million Americans who suffer from them. |
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With nebular shocks identified as the culprit, we can finally begin to understand what the chondrules are telling us about the earliest stages of our solar system's evolution. |
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He was accused of threatening a nightwatchman with a pistol and was acclaimed as a martyr when he maintained his innocence, refusing to name the true culprit. |
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It's going to follow a pair of celebutante cosmetics heiresses who lose their fortune in a corporate scandal, as they launch an investigation to expose the culprit. |
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But a hidden camera reveals the real culprit isn't even human after all. |
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Many parents assume that any kind of stomach upset in a child is the result of a contagious illness when the real culprit is simple indigestion or constipation. |
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The doctors whispered that it was second-hand smoking, the worst culprit. |
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If climate was the culprit, then people and proboscideans should have shared some of the same territory, at least until climate change shrunk proboscidean habitat. |
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While the other performers continued mouthing their parts to give the impression that a technical fault had occurred, the culprit was given a prompt. |
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No-one knew how the graffito got there, and as those were the days before closed circuit cameras, no culprit was spotted and certainly the artist never claimed his work. |
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The alleged culprit, Borna disease virus, was first reported more than 100 years ago to cause a neurological disease of horses in Borna, Germany. |
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Other historians point to soil salination as the culprit in the decline in agriculture. |
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Mormonism's patriarchical family hierarchy is the culprit in leaving little room for gay LDS members. |
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The culprit was summoned to appear in a pair of old trousers, as the caning would cut the cloth to shreds. |
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Except for the legal and constitutional voidness, Ramadani said that the main culprit for this situation is the weak parliament. |
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At high elevations in North Carolina, the balsam woolly adelgid seems to be the culprit in the highly visible death of Fraser firs. |
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This is the finding of Kwik-Fit, which reckons that worn shock absorbers could be the culprit in many cases. |
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The Snorasaurus reclining next to me, without a stinking care in the world is the most likely culprit. |
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If the culprit proved to be a clerk, the case was to be tried in the ecclesiastical court, but an officer of the King's Court was to be present. |
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Factories producing insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and fertilizers are a major culprit of the greenhouse gas. |
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One argument for the health issues involving Thoroughbreds suggests that inbreeding is the culprit. |
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An extensive inquiry, involving 150 police officers and 11,000 interviews, failed to find the culprit. |
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The drastic reduction in northeastern Atlantic copepod stocks during the late 1960s may be another culprit. |
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Savvy readers could sometimes identify the culprit by simply identifying the least likely suspect. |
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It's the same situation with nitrogen, the twin culprit with phosphorus, causing eutrophication of the waters. |
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I need to tell my cousins who the culprit is who is taking their birthday pressies. |
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After some time the real culprit came forward, so the repented indicters ran back to the wise man and begged for his forgiveness. |
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Asked to specify conditions diagnosed to 'justify' medically unsound hospital stays, Broomberg cited haematemesis as a top culprit. |
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After throwing the flash grenade they rushed into the building and came out with the culprit. |
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I was under the impression that a completely different culprit, growth hormones in chickens, was established many years ago. |
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A major culprit, she says, is network news, which by its nature removes the complexity from politics, largely through the use of soundbites. |
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And now the head of Scotland's referees union, James Bee, has called on the Saudi FA to throw the book at the culprit. |
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This is the finding of Kwik-Fit, which thinks worn shock absorbers could be the culprit in many cases. |
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Scrum-half Jimmy Cowan was the worst culprit for a body-check on Danny Care and Quins scored 14 points while he was off. |
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Someone had bitten his lughole and Bath prop Yates was fingered as the culprit. |
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It is clear that this locution serves to absolve the culprit, at least in his own mind, from responsibility for the act. |
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Personally, I support their efforts to find the culprit or the culprits. |
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Ophidian incidents are an old and frequent problem, particularly in tropical countries, and snakes in the Bothrops genus are the culprit in most of these events. |
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Although the electrocardiogram has features of both right and left circumflex coronary arterial occlusion, two facts suggest the right as the culprit. |
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But the true culprit is an inability to recognize that Lebanon can only confront the crisis in Syria with a united stand and a commitment to noninvolvement. |
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In initial interrogation, the culprit told his name Mian Basharat resident of Narwal and admitted that he was involved in looting the passengers during traveling in buses. |
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In initial interrogation, the culprit told his name Mian Basharat resident of Narwal and he admitted that he is involved to looted the passengers during travelling in buses. |
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In flammation could be a culprit or just an innocent bystander. |
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The biggest culprit are rivers that empty into the ocean, and with it the many chemicals used as fertilizers in agriculture as well as waste from livestock and humans. |
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Preliminary investigation at the crime scenes indicated that the culprit took advantage of the homeowners' absence to break into the houses and cart off their valuables. |
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There'll probably be an inquiry into just who was responsible, the culprit will get a pounds 500,000 golden handshake and the whole crazy tarradiddle will start again. |
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Touch ID has also been identified as culprit for the unwelcome boot loop so users with jailbroken iPhone 5S and up are advised to deactivate the feature for now. |
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Simon Jones was the main culprit, using swing to good effect as he removed Katich and Warne in successive balls, and then had Kasprowicz clean bowled. |
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The culprit behind the whopping tax bill is bracket creep, the result of inflation which would hike wages but at the same time elevates them to higher tax brackets. |
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In 1996, Davidson and her colleague James Jancovich realized that red leg was in fact a secondary infection and the real culprit was a pathogen new to science. |
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Nanobacteria, a novel self-replicating, mineralizing agent, has been identified by NASA scientists as a potential culprit in kidney stone formation among astronauts. |
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She was acquitted in 1992, and the culprit has not been found. |
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