Ryley didn't think too much of it, attributing the changes to the fact that he was becoming acclimated to his new surroundings. |
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Projection, a psychological defense mechanism, consists of attributing to others those attitudes and motives that we ourselves harbor. |
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Other potential causes of peripheral neuropathy were excluded before attributing the peripheral neuropathy to diabetes. |
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Many early travellers in Sinai were both enchanted and challenged by the inscriptions, some attributing them to the Hebrews of the Exodus. |
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Vietnamese also honor reserve and modesty, attributing loudness and brashness to immaturity and vulgarity. |
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Research with animal behavior, and perhaps especially with the great apes, risks wrongly attributing human characteristics to animals. |
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I go on to identify those particular areas without attributing sweepingly negative personal characteristics to any of them. |
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I fought my feelings back, attributing them to pregnancy hormones making me easily moody. |
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But attributing the differences in exilic experiences to variations of leadership is not satisfying. |
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They regard others with suspicion, attributing ulterior motives to the most innocent behaviour. |
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Willfully to misinterpret a text is akin to attributing an action to the author that he did not commit. |
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The family discord has been in progress for about two weeks, said the man, attributing it, in part, to the laxness of previous discipline. |
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When apologising for his remark, he also attempted to justify it by attributing the comment to a friend whose son had taken his own life. |
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Allen gave both teams full credit for their victories, attributing their success to the skill, confidence and commitment of the team members. |
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When exposed to parental conflict, adolescents make cognitive appraisals, evaluating the threat of the conflict and attributing blame. |
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All stories attributing the ending of slavery to Lincoln should be regarded as apocryphal, a mere creation of pro-Lincoln civil rights forces. |
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A distinction must be drawn between decisions on attributing rights of access and decisions on organizing their exercise. |
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A very cautious reasoner may take this to be a reason to be skeptical about attributing other typical properties of birds to penguins. |
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But this warped swindler made a big mistake in attributing to me an address which I did not own! |
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A small number of scholars reject the hypothesis, attributing similarities rather to borrowings and areal convergence. |
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But I just want to remind members that the virtues he is attributing to his party are perhaps unwarranted. |
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This is why maintaining the current system for attributing power to manage public affairs is seen as the best solution. |
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The stamps of issuing bodies and attributing authorities shall be applied by means of a metal stamp, preferably made of steel. |
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We must stop attributing all their problems to discrimination from the outset. |
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Recent research is cautious about attributing the poor outcomes experienced by some children of divorce to the separation and divorce. |
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The EU should take this specific situation into account when attributing funds to urban mobility initiatives. |
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This approach contrasts with a more typical attitude of blaming infected individuals for their condition and attributing it to immoral behaviour. |
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This will avoid confusion or mistakes in attributing the lesions to their respective images. |
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It examines the methodology of attributing stock options to these executive officers. |
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No sufficient basis was shown for attributing to the Superintendent the knowledge that CAIFA had of the Appellant and his examination results. |
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But I know by now to be very careful about attributing too much significance to a report like that. |
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Until recently, the angriest reaction I ever got to one of my reviews was when I criticised an author for attributing thoughts to Teddy Roosevelt's dog. |
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Rather than describing a man's character by attributing various qualities to him, they preferred to exemplify it by saying the sort of things that he might do. |
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As well as communicating the urgency of the moment, this form of expression had the effect of attributing a sense of agency to the subject of the photograph. |
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Explicitly, no oligomerization or dimer dissociation appears to be likely, attributing changes in the binding constant to the immediate microenvironment of the binding sites. |
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Are you attributing that at all to the chaos that's been out there? |
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Suetonius painted Claudius as a ridiculous figure, belittling many of his acts and attributing the objectively good works to his retinue. |
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Later writers expanded the legend, giving accounts of missionary activity under Lucius and attributing to him the foundation of certain churches. |
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Rumours circulated attributing the death to a poison administered by the Emperor Domitian, but no positive evidence for this was ever produced. |
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Based on these externalities, the broad objective identified presented a challenge to the evaluation in directly attributing results to projects undertaken within the agreements. |
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The basic source of sickness is diagnosed as 'ignorance', in other words attributing a false sense of a lasting and independent self to ourselves and the phenomena around us. |
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Leisure is a major part of the London economy, with a 2003 report attributing a quarter of the entire UK leisure economy to London. |
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Livy also used rhetorical elaborations, such as attributing speeches to characters whose speeches could not possibly be known. |
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A resolution was reached with the Treaty of Zaragoza in 1529, attributing the Moluccas to Portugal and the Philippines to Spain. |
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He is taking all the merit and attributing all the disasters to others. |
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He nevertheless made an error of interpretation, erroneously attributing the site to the Iron Age. |
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McCall agreed, attributing the criticism to a small faction of conservatives who are simply louder in their opposition as opposed to larger in number. |
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But experts say compiling casualty statistics for heatwaves is extremely difficult owing to difficulties in attributing cause of death and registering fatalities in remote areas. |
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I cursed, thinking the automated stoplight camera had taken my photo, attributing some infraction unwarranted or obscure to me. |
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New York City police department officials are attributing a continued rise in gun violence to gang activity and hot weather, after more than a decade of consistently falling shooting rates in the city. |
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When we talk about the verb, as we do in linguistics, we are attributing a name to several syntagmatic functions grouped under this common denominator. |
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However, generally domestic and international regulations do not go as far as attributing rights in respect of subjects' awareness of security incidents involving their data. |
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By the 12th century, lives of Charlemagne were attributing miracles to him before and after his death, and emperor Frederick I arranged his canonization for political reasons. |
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With allegory paramount in the Middle Ages, the Western Church could not escape attributing symbolical values to garments whose origin may have owed little to symbolism. |
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It also includes several passages about hypothetical flying machines and submarines, attributing their first use to Alexander the Great. |
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The article also noted that the unnamed government official had refused to provide further details, attributing the need for secrecy to ongoing intelligence operations. |
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You learn to work with the 10 campaign attribution models that Sitestat offers, segment on relevant and engaged campaign traffic and to make accurate conclusions by attributing relevant credits to channels. |
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The most common type of fraudulence in art is forgery making a work or offering one for sale with the intent to defraud, usually by falsely attributing it to an artist whose works command high prices. |
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Unable to conceive impersonal natural laws, early humans tried to explain natural phenomena by attributing souls to inanimate objects, giving rise to animism. |
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Charles Berlitz, author of various books on anomalous phenomena, lists several theories attributing the losses in the Triangle to anomalous or unexplained forces. |
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A form of Hemmings' citational practice is adopted by not attributing quoted phrases to specific respondents, but to indicate them through italics. |
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