But who had done the faking, and for what reason?
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And year after year we drive ourselves mad — for what reason?
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" Another asked: "For what reason are these criminals not being pursued?
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"For what reason is she saying so?" she said of Prabhati.
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How many people do not complete it, and for what reason?
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For what reason does Trump insist that we must deny children healthcare?
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Unclear who wore black for what reason, aside from those in Time's Up.
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It's unclear for what reason this campaign exists or who is behind it.
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Click through to find out what celebrities famously used the Notes app — and for what reason.
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But it wasn't clear exactly what kind of data was being vacuumed up, or for what reason.
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What types of things have you given up for any length of time, and for what reason?
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Moments before he was shot in 2016, he'd been firing a gun, though for what reason remains unclear.
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You don't know what these people's intentions are, who's dating you for what reason, everybody wants to be famous.
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For what reason, I haven't the foggiest and I doubt you can find the answer in this hyperlinked text.
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"For how long and for what reason, we don't know," said the woman, who gave her name as Kristina.
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In "Reputations," the quest, initiated by Samanta out of curiosity, is taken over by Mallarino, but for what reason?
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Whether they are famous or not I don't care so much, and for what reason I also don't care.
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Vickee Adams, a spokeswoman, said the bank didn't know who was in which payment plan or for what reason.
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Lonelier than ever, the introspection kicks in: what have you just killed, and for what reason — at what cost?
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Jed said he was truly falling for Hannah at this point, no matter for what reason he initially signed up.
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The public must be told who approved the decision to remove important words from the Dowd quotation and for what reason.
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They cherry pick which stories and what images of slavery they show to us, and for what reason I'm not sure.
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We had the original footage that I'd helped shoot in 1993, and then we had ... You were doing that for what reason?
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A spokesperson for the regional police confirmed to CNBC that the force was "demonstrating" drones but declined to say for what reason.
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He was arrested prior to Sunday's deadly attacks and released, anonymous sources told CNN, although it's not clear when or for what reason.
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Trump has done nothing of the sort, so we have no idea who is paying him or how much or for what reason.
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While that can be true, you need to be careful about how much you're taking on and for what reason, as with all debt.
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What's worse — following this approach, there is no mechanism by which a site admin can determine who is viewing what data and for what reason.
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Her friends implore her to, once again, delve into her dark past to figure out who or what gave her her powers, and for what reason.
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It was unclear how long the bodies had been hidden, who is suspected of hiding them, for what reason they were hidden or how they died.
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According to sources speaking to Reuters, the judge later ruled in Facebook's favor — although, because the case remains under seal, it's not known for what reason.
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According to The Outline, the paper is now being reexamined by the journal it was supposed to be published in, though it's not clear for what reason.
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"No matter for what reason, risk prevention or supporting the real economy, capital replenishment is a must," Wang Yifeng, chief banking analyst at Everbright Securities Co, said.
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To solve this, social media firms should be required to publish quarterly statistics showing how many sites and accounts they have taken down and for what reason, the report recommends.
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We've asked Facebook several questions — including for what reason the audio was transcribed and why users weren't explicitly told of the third-party transcription — but did not immediately hear back.
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Campaigners say it's impossible to know how many ex-offenders are excluded from housing, and for what reason, since most agencies don't keep track and there is no national tally.
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A cursory review showed that the files and logs contained a meticulously detailed and invasive insight into a person or company's business, who they're talking to and often for what reason.
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Using that data, anyone can look at an entire user's public transaction history, who they shared money with, when, and in some cases for what reason — including illicit goods and substances.
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And then I&aposm reading these things about everything they change in the report just soften the language I&aposm thinking, OK for what reason that would they have done that?
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The CPJ said while it was hard to document who made the order restricting Geo's distribution and for what reason, the broadcaster was known to have had disputes with the authorities.
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Deceptively named "WorkFlex in the 85033st Century," this bill gives employers the power to decide when, whether, for what reason, and at what cost employees can use their paid time off.
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The motion also wants to know what legal grounds the Justice Department had to compel Facebook to undermine the security in its own product — and for what reason the court pushed back.
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That drama morphed into a scoopy Times article reporting that members of President Trump's campaign team had repeated contact with Russian intelligence officials before the election, for what reason we don't know.
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I don't know exactly who's voting or how and for what reason — I know how I vote — but I think when people do speak up about that, I'm happy to hear it.
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"Look China, we're friends, we're doing business, you want money, we want money, it produces money for both of us, now do you intend to cut it and for what reason?" he said.
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"I was frustrated by the fact that the ones that followed never once asked the question: Who would make this, and for what reason?" he said by phone recently, referring to the deadly beings.
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The question of who has the power to fire prosecutors, and for what reason, may seem esoteric, but it's difficult to exaggerate the passion Scalia's Morrison dissent inspired among many of the Federalist Society's leading lights.
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"Apple should require developers to report all of the third parties included in their app and explain for what reason they're including them so users can see the third parties in an interface before they install the app," Cyphers said.
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The Treasury didn't say for what reason the two Russian nationals were put on the list, only citing an executive order signed by President Trump last year to impose sanctions against Russians accused of foreign interference with a U.S. election.
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"I would love to try to pass a resolution denouncing white nationalists and neo-Nazis, but if I can't even get a second in a subcommittee, it evidences this Republican supermajority's refusal to denounce these hate organizations, for what reason I cannot begin to imagine," Clemmons added to the Tennessean.
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BuzzFeed News reached out to ACF, which runs ORR and falls under the Department of Health and Human Services, for comment on an extensive list of questions, including what the information about the women's religion was being used for and for what reason the women were directed to specific vendors for fingerprints.
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She is standing on a wolfskin hearthrug, for what reason is unrecorded.
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The original Italian marble digger statue, which was said to be very realistic, was replaced by the current sandstone statue. When this occurred, or for what reason is unknown.
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In manufacturing, off-spec products may be directly tied back to unexpected changes in wet processing stages and analytical chemistry can identify which stages may be at fault and for what reason.
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Terloy people killed all the men except one, this was that poor man who lost his eye. They left him as an example for others so that he would tell people who did it and for what reason.
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The original statue had been made of Italian marble; it was replaced at some stage by the current sandstone statue, and when or for what reason is unknown. The memorial was added to the Queensland Heritage Register on 21 October 1992.
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For what reason? > Because that of which it is empty is non-existent, but that which is empty > is existent— it is thus that emptiness is possible. What will be empty of > what, where, when everything is unreal? This thing’s being devoid of that is > not [then] possible.
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Prime minister Tansu Çiller demanded Hayri Kozakçıoğlu's resignation. President Süleyman Demirel declared that "the funds were dedicated for discretionary spending in fight against terror. To disclose for what reason the funds were spent, might bring the state in difficulties". He and his family members were repeatedly the subject of scandal news coverage.
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Chehel Dokhtaran means forty girls in the Persian language, but it is unknown for what reason this name has been given to the building. Some people believe that this building had been a mosque and school special to women just like Chehel Dokhtaran minaret and it was built like the minaret in 1112.
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The pond contains Great Island, a lake island. Great Island is known to contain an old granite marker with the mysterious inscription "Where Shute Fell". It is unknown who installed the marker, and for what reason. Possibly, it is related to a Wrestler from Haywardsville, as many wrestling matches and prizefights were held on the island.
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For what reason? "Because he has not developed his mind," one has to say. Not developed it in what? In the four foundations of mindfulness, the four right kinds of striving, the four bases of success, the five spiritual faculties, the five spiritual powers, the seven factors of enlightenment and the Noble Eightfold Path.'Nyanaponika & Bodhi (1999), pp. 192-3.
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Using only the simple correlation function for a reassignment of pixel values, would ascribe to the independency of fluctuations of the emitters in time in a way that no cross-correlation terms would contribute to the new pixel value. Calculations of higher-order correlation functions would suffer from lower-order correlations for what reason it is superior to calculate cumulants, since all lower-order correlation terms vanish.
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In 202 Caracalla was forced to marry the daughter of Gaius Fulvius Plautianus, Fulvia Plautilla, a woman whom he hated, though for what reason is unknown. By 205 Caracalla had got Plautianus executed for treason, though he had probably fabricated the evidence of the plot. It was then that he banished his wife, whose later killing might have been carried out under Caracalla's orders.
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The statue shows him and his wife Henutsen as well as his daughter Zatamun. The statue also mentioned that to him was given the gold of praise in front of all courtiers. It remains unknown for what reason he received that honour. A stela now in Florence is dedicated to Senewosret-Ankh by his steward Keki, one of the administrators of Senewosret- Ankh's estates.
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Orthodox Marxists view the later attempt to combine Marxism and feminism as a liberal creation of academics and reformist leftists who want to make alliances with bourgeois feminists. For instance, Alexandra Kollontai wrote in 1909: > For what reason, then, should the woman worker seek a union with the > bourgeois feminists? Who, in actual fact, would stand to gain in the event > of such an alliance? Certainly not the woman worker.
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SamusPolybius, Rome, and the Hellenistic world: Essays and Reflections (2006), page 134 by Frank William Walbank () or Samius or Simmias, son of Chrysogonus was a Macedonian lyric and epigrammatic poet. He was brought up with Philip V, the son of Demetrius, by whom also he was put to death, but for what reason we are not informed.Polyb. v. 9, xxiv. 8. He therefore flourished at the end of the 3rd century BC. Polybiusv.
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Unable to bear this treatment on top of the loss of her beloved sister, Hongryeon soon followed Janghwa; her body was found in the same pond in which Janghwa had drowned. After that, whenever a new mayor came to the village, he was found dead a day after his arrival. As this kept happening, mysterious rumors spread through the village, but no one knew for sure what had happened to the men or for what reason.
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Osaka had a shy, reserved personality in her early years on the WTA Tour. Her former coach Sascha Bajin was initially confused by her personality, saying, "I thought she was a little bit more of a diva because she didn't talk much. She doesn't really look at someone's eyes, but that's just because she was always so shy ... Back then I didn't know for what reason." Osaka is also very frank and is regarded as having a dry sense of humor.
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At dawn on the 15th, Lindsay led 400 men and militia northwards out of St George's toward Gouyave—the rebels having evacuated on his approach—he awaited Royal Marines to be landed again. Although it is unknown for what reason, Lindsay kept his troops at Gouyave for another two days before marching westwards. About a mile from Fédon's camp, Lindsay rested the troop for two hours. This argues Ashby, was a mistake, as it wasted the final precious hours of daylight.
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Another important factor in determining car-insurance premiums involves the annual mileage put on the vehicle, and for what reason. Driving to and from work every day at a specified distance, especially in urban areas where common traffic routes are known, presents different risks than how a retiree who does not work any longer may use their vehicle. Common practice has been that this information was provided solely by the insured person, but some insurance providers have started to collect regular odometer readings to verify the risk.
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Lower Merion Police Superintendent Michael McGrath said: "This would appear to be a matter to be resolved in civil court." An investigative report prepared by the law firm Ballard, Spahr LLP–the firm that the Lower Merion School District had hired to defend it–did not find evidence that the system "was used to 'spy' on students", but was unable in many instances to find who had authorized that the system take surreptitious photographs, for what reason, and to find copies of photographs that had been deleted from the school server.
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Further diversification included dairying and a substantial piggery. At some point it appears that the main flow of Glengallan Creek became diverted down Backwater Creek, for what reason is not known. By 1892 three dams had been constructed on Glengallan Creek to provide irrigation to the paddocks. Water was still being pumped from the creek in the 1890s, but by the early 1900s water was being supplied by a bore on the northwest of Mt Marshall to a holding tank near the woolshed, and the house water system was reliant on rain water.
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Arthur Dinaux wrote:Arthur Dinaux Les sociétés badines, bachiques, littéraires et chantantes, leur histoire et leurs travaux, Bachelin-Deflorenne, Paris 1867, page 235. :M. Louis, famous surgeon, met every Sunday for dinner as cheerful as he was. This meeting, known as the Dominicale , was increased by the admission of some debris from the seconde société du Caveau. Of all the chansonnières societies, the Dominicale is perhaps the only one which derogated from the law that all had been made, we do not know for what reason, not to admit women into their womb.
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We owe this discovery to a pair of eyes behind special eyeglasses with infrared vision. This vision revealed to the city of Weimar a grandiose mystery covering every square centimetre of the walls of the tunnel: handwritings of a man, in Arabic letters – the only existing ‘publicly open’ writings of Tatarî Oğuz Effendi. However, today his writings remain unfathomable to us. Questions like when exactly he undertook such a monumental work of art, with what kind of substance he has written those lines, if he was alone in the process of writing, and for what reason he has performed are unanswered.
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The restrictions on the Shi'a branch of Islam in the Kingdom along with the banning of displaying Jewish, Hindu and Christian symbols have been referred to as apartheid. The Saudi government has gone further than stopping Christians from worshipping in publicly designated buildings to even raid private prayer meetings among Christian believers in their own homes. On December 15, 2011, Saudi security forces arrested 35 Ethiopian Christians in Jeddah who were praying in a home, beating them and threatening them with death. When the Ethiopian workers' employers asked security forces for what reason they were arrested, they said "for practising Christianity".
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For Baron, however, these are the very least of his concerns, and it soon becomes clear that he is a psychopath whose pleasure comes from killingwho he kills and for what reason being of little importance to him. In the meantime, the assassins have mounted a WWII-vintage German sniper's rifle onto a metal table by the window overlooking the train station. Jud, under the guise of fixing the TV, discreetly hooks the table up to the 5000-volt plate output of the family television. Pop Benson (James Gleason) then intentionally spills a cup of water on the floor beneath the table.
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Launceston Examiner, 8 November 1851 Amos Langmaid married twice: firstly to Harriet Hill (1812–1874) in Launceston in 1836, and following his divorce from her to Hannah Hall (1831–1905) in 1852 in Melbourne and that between the two wives he fathered fourteen children, not all of whom survived. It is claimed that during her early life she went with her family to California where she was educated at the Convent of San Jose in San Francisco,Miss Hattie Shepparde – South Australian Register, (Adelaide, SA: 1839–1900), Friday 25 September 1874, Page 5 but it is uncertain for what reason the family may have gone there.
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Archaeology that involves plough-damaged field systems, burial mounds, Roman villas or former sites usually produce soil marks. The soil marks gives the archaeologists an idea of where the structures were built or where the soil was damaged and for what reason. An example was given that this might be a dried-up river channel (known as a palaeochannel), which may subsequently reveal rich waterlogged archaeological deposits in its lower layers, or an area of slightly higher ground above winter flood level on an alluvial floodplain, which may be very hard to detect from the ground but which has attracted settlement for thousands of years.
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The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has carried out raids across the country targeting the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate) churches and interrogated priests of the Moscow Patriarchy in November and December 2018, accusing them of being agents of the Russian government. According to Metropolitan Pavel, "There is a pressure on me personally, threats are being heard, all sorts of attacks not only on me, but also on other bishops and priests. For what reason I do not know." SBU agents have also been involved in two cases of the detention of Turkish dissidents in Ukraine that Turkish president Erdogan had issued international arrest warrants against.
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Additionally, an 1880 reproduction piece by Samson, of a British East India Company armorial plate, shows evidence of scratchings, perhaps in an attempt to erase the Samson mark and pass the plate off as an original. Further complicating authenticity, numerous reproductions of Chelsea and Derby figures bear marks other than his trademark ‘Ss’, and in some instances bear no mark at all. It is impossible to determine when, by whom, and for what reason the Samson marks might have been removed. However, during the same period, other companies, such as Jacob Petit of Fontainebleau, were producing reproductions similar to those created by the Samson firm.
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He is shown as having an ability to tell who is calling on the telephone and for what reason when it rings (sometimes even before it rings), as when he told his mom to say hi to an aunt who hadn't phoned for weeks, only to have the phone ring and Connie tell him to "stop that!". He usually wears his purple shirt over a black T-shirt, blue jeans, and fat tongued Sneakers. He is also extremely tall, even when slouching. Jeremy spends time restoring a 1962 Volkswagen Type 2 van with his best friend Hector Garcia, which they hope to drive across the country when they turn 16.
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Since 1978, the Abortion Supervisory Committee (ASC) has collected statistics on the numbers of terminations performed each year, and for what reason, under the terms of the Contraception, Sterilisation, and Abortion Act 1977. In 1983, Statistics New Zealand agreed to process abortion statistics on behalf of the ASC and subsequently took over responsibility for releasing abortion–related statistics in 1998. Since abortion was illegal until 1977, there are no exact figures on abortions prior to the 1970s. Megan Cook estimates that 10,000 abortions took place each year during the 1930s, based on statistics relating to the number of women admitted to hospital during that period for septic abortions.
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In April 1541 Knyvet struck Thomas Clere, a servant of the Duke's son and heir, Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey, in the King's tennis court. In accordance with a recent statute enacted to curb violence at court, Knyvet was sentenced to have his right hand struck off, a sentence he only narrowly escaped by a last-minute royal pardon. In February 1542 Knyvet was also bound in 500 marks to attend daily before the Privy Council, although for what reason is unknown. Knyvet contributed to the downfall of the Howards in 1546, and testified against Surrey at his treason trial in December of that year.
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Still weakened from his earlier health problems, he died the early the next morning on December 4. "Harry Wismer Dies after Fall on Restaurant Stairs", Chicago Tribune, December 5, 1967, p3-1 An autopsy gave a skull fracture as being the immediate cause of death. Wismer's brother John, a Port Huron radio station owner, claimed ever afterward Harry had been thrown down the stairs by mobsters, though for what reason wasn't clear. Today Wismer is remembered primarily as something of an eccentric rather than as a crucial founder of the AFL and one of the creators of professional football's modern era through shared broadcast revenues.
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From Le vite by Baglione and Passari, page 188. > That after some time, I know not for what reason, they (Orsi and Arpino) > came to have little affection, and he (Orsi) became one of the Dragoman > (translator for the exotic and foreign) of Michelangelo da Caravaggio, and > was contrary to the Cavaliere as much as possible when he worked. His date of birth is unclear, Baglione describes him as young (20-30s?) during the papacy of Sixtus V (1585-1590), and as having died at the age of 75 during the papacy of Urban VIII (1623-1644). His first works documented are with Galeazzo Ghidoni in decorating the Castel Sant’Angelo in 1582.
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A British Court of Inquiry convened on 7 July 1943 to investigate the crash, following the order by Air Marshal Sir John Slessor of 5 July 1943. On 25 July 1943 the Court concluded that the accident was caused by the "jamming of elevator controls" which led to the aircraft being uncontrollable after take-off. The report noted that "it has not been possible to determine how the jamming occurred" although it ruled out sabotage. Slessor was not satisfied with the report and on 28 July ordered the Court to continue its investigation to find out whether the controls were indeed jammed or not, and if they were, then for what reason.
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This project was carried out by the Centre for Environmental Management of Degraded Ecosystems with the design being credited to Professor C.R. Babu, The centre and the professor have no experience in water engineering or water body revival and the project was funded by public money. It is unclear if any tendering process was followed and for what reason an inexperienced agency working with students was appointed. Despite claims being made that the project is low cost and performing well, no budget details have been released by the DDA and independent testing has shown the system is not meeting standards. Professor CR Babu who is part of the implementing agency has previously been selected personally by the DDA to work on several biodiversity parks.
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Theodorus was a disciple of Aristippus the Younger, grandson of the elder and more celebrated Aristippus.Suda, Aristippos He heard the lectures of a number of philosophers beside Aristippus; such as Anniceris, and Dionysius the dialectician, Zeno of Citium, and Pyrrho.Suda, Theodoros He was banished from Cyrene, but for what reason is not stated; and it is from the saying recorded of him on this occasion, "Men of Cyrene, you do ill in banishing me from Libya to Greece", as well as from his being a disciple of Aristippus, that it is inferred that he was a native of Cyrene. Of his subsequent history there is no connected account; but the anecdotes of him show that he was at Athens, where he narrowly escaped a trial, perhaps for impiety.
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As is the case when collecting and handling evidence, documentation of the source, transfer, and state of said entomological evidence is crucial to a criminal investigation.Catts, E. Paul & Haskell, Neal H. (2005), Entomology & Death - A Procedural Guide, Clemson, SC: Joyce's Print Shop, Inc., An accurate record facilitates the tracking of individual pieces of evidence even if the item has been modified after the initial collection; modification can result by means of natural biological processes, like metamorphosis, or the manipulation of the insects by the lab during analysis. Accurate documentation also helps preserve the chain of custody for the evidence collected; it accounts for a detailed record of who has had access to the evidence, and the exact times and locations of when the evidence was moved and for what reason.
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The face of Craig Leith as seen from the town of Alva In historical literature, Craig Leith has been referred to as West Hill as far back as 1796 in the Statistical Accounts of Scotland: Alva, County of Stirling, OSA, Vol. XVIII. The accounts written in 1796 mention that "On the brow of this [West Hill] is a very high perpendicular rock, which, for what reason is not known, has obtained the name Craig Leith." Historical accounts reference Craig Leith as being well known as a nesting place of the species Falco Peregrinus (Peregrine Falcon). There is even note of an English servant being sent from Yorkshire to the hill of Craig Leith to procure peregrine falcons by being tied to a rope and lowered onto the face of the crags by 12 people to scramble the rocks in search for the birds.
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Batchelor, "The Selden Map Rediscovered" 56-7; Batchelor London 139-43 According to the East India Company factor Richard Cocks, Li Dan had spent time as the head of the Chinese community in Manila, before being imprisoned by the Spanish and later escaping to Nagasaki. A pair of bright red chrysanthemums, unique on the map, mark a spot near Hirado, Nagasaki where Li Dan had his factory. Both historians use a process of elimination to make arguments for the map's date and composition, and there remain numerous candidates for where the map was made, for what reason and for the actual cartographer. In 2016, researchers studying the map at Nottingham Trent University published a chemical analysis of the paper that they state backs a hypothesis that the map was composed in Aceh, Sumatra, based on spectral analysis of the binding medium and pigments used.
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The term corolla and/or corollæ appears in a chapter title in Pliny the Elder's Naturalis Historia: "Who invented the art of making garlands: When they first received the name of 'corollæ,' and for what reason." In ancient times chaplets made from branches and twigs of trees were worn by victors in sacred contests: According to Pliny, P. Claudius Pulcher introduced winter chaplets for the time at which flowers and plant matter are not available, made of thin laminæ of horn stained various colors. These winter chaplets were known there as "corollæ" (the diminutive of corona, a crown), a name Pliny says was given them to express the "remarkable delicacy of their texture". Later, these head dresses were made of thin plates of copper, gilt or silvered, and were called "corollaria", as introduced by Crassus Dives as a way to confer a greater honor when receiving them.
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