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Meanings of contributory causes in English
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Usage of contributory causes in English
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Results were similar when both underlying and contributorycauses of death were considered.
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There are certain contributorycauses as important as the light itself.
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Finally, we compare the utility of analysing underlying versus contributorycauses of death.
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Several things must be set down as contributorycauses of the division of the nation.
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Innate administrative arrogance and excessive secrecy are contributorycauses.
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For this unfortunate circumstance there were many contributorycauses.
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There are several contributorycauses that may be alleged.
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We identified death certificates that listed autoimmune conditions as underlying or contributorycauses of death.
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Our data show that there are many important contributorycauses to cognitive decline in older persons.
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And it is probably one of the contributorycauses which account for the present chaos of curricula.
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But all these were only contributorycauses.
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The Chief Secretary was himself the foremost in admitting this to be one of the contributorycauses of the rebellion.
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The financial issue, which was prominent before the people at that time, was one of the contributorycauses of that result.
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A general desire for peace and a sort of Socialistic feeling of brotherhood, I should say, were two further contributorycauses.
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The causative relation between alcohol and desertion is so direct that it probably ought not to be included under contributorycauses at all.
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Intermarriage among these, intermingling of enfeebled and tainted blood is one of the main contributorycauses why the walls of our asylums are enlarging.