"They are not being used for the reason that they were introduced for, " he said.
But for the reason that all businesses die eventually: technological advance.
Michael Copeland of the UUP said he supported the amended motion for the reason that the original motion did not include the private-rented sector.
These robots are being used at Foxconn for the same reason that self-service checkout counters are being used in supermarkets, for the same reason that self-service yoghurt shops proliferate.
We cannot link the successful passage of further spending reductions through that process to raising the debt ceiling again, precisely for the reason that you just enumerated -- the reasons you just enumerated.
And yet it was productive for the reason that I think I mentioned before and that the conference chairman mentioned, which is that it is always good in Washington, in this day and age, when Republicans and Democrats sit down and listen to each other in a constructive environment, a non-confrontational environment.
The point is that many companies don't want to borrow for the very reason that the Bank of England set up the Funding for Lending Scheme, which is that they regard the outlook for the economy as pretty grim - and fear that investing in new plant or stock would be throwing good money after bad.
That is for the precise reason that we give the answer that this is up to Egyptians.
If Ryan does not agree with Rage's lyrics, Joe Levy, editor of Billboard magazine, said it is possible that he listens to it for the same reason that he might listen to Led Zeppelin -- for the guitar riffs.
Only the federal government had money, or, rather, access to money, for the simple reason that the feds own the printing press!
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This general approach has to be the way forward, for the simple reason that there's nowhere else for the money to come from.
Dr Evans's and Dr Schamberg's study does not examine the nature of the stress that the children of the poor are exposed to, but it is now well established that poor adults live stressful lives, and not just for the obvious reason that poverty brings uncertainty about the future.
"Failure to disclose has been on the rise for years and the reason for that is that penalties... have not been enforced, " she said.
Professor NELSON WISEMAN (University of Toronto): Public support has gone down in Canada for the same reason that public support in the United States has gone down for the war in Iraq.
However, Richard Donnell, an analyst at Savills, points out that the rises in London property prices coincided with bumper years in the City, for the good reason that 40% of those that buy in the prime central London locations work there.
My bet is on Amazon, and for the simple reason that establishing a physical presence may well be the last frontier for a business that has had a relentless focus on the customer experience since Day 1.
Virginia, which threw out a Virginia ban on interracial marriage for the sensible reason that it was a violation of the constitutional right to due process for the state to prevent a black woman from marrying a white man while letting everybody else decide who they should marry on their own.
Nobody has hinted that Romney did anything illegal for the simple reason that using low-tax jurisdictions is normal, appropriate, and intelligent for any business or investor.
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Mitt Romney won the nomination for the simple reason that every other contender was utterly beyond the pale of national acceptability, except Michele Bachmann.
It's clear from both writers that the best French perfumes succeed for the same reason that eclectic Parisian outfits and shop displays often do: Their disparate elements don't match.
But I'm also here for the same reason that all of you are, for we all share a recognition -- one as old as time -- that a willingness to believe, an openness to grace, a commitment to prayer can bring sustenance to our lives.
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Low interest rates are great for large companies for the simple reason that they are able to substitute debt for equity at very low borrowing costs.
Any such person would conclude, for example, that the government was going to squeeze the welfare budget more than currently planned after 2015, and raise taxes more as well, for the simple reason that without these extra sources of revenue, the cuts that would be needed in unprotected departmental spending look simply unmanageable.
Although concerned about budget deficits, Mr Greenspan argued this week that the recent surge in household debt is relatively harmless for the very reason that it has been accompanied by big gains in household assets.
Given the millions of people who have taken antidepressants for many years, I think it is unlikely that very large health risks will one day come to light, for the simple reason that such a large effect would have already been recognized.
The books by the Better-Nevers are more moving than those by the Never-Betters for the same reason that Thomas Gray was at his best in that graveyard: loss is always the great poetic subject.
But the amazing story of the Shroud of Turin has simply refused to fade into obscurity and die, for the simple reason that a conflict of evidence has emerged which is about to re-ignite the debate around this compelling religious artefact.
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Now what is quite striking is that on Natixis's calculations, the banks that would have to raise the most capital are from Italy and Greece, for the obvious reason that they have greatest exposure to their respective governments, and from Germany.
Folks, that's the primary reason for the outrage that you have seen and heard.
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"We typically engage a singer who has sung the role before, " said general manager Peter Gelb, for the simple reason that when singers are comfortable in a role, they're better able to handle the pressure and the sheer size of the Met Opera House.
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