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Badger, however, says, "No one is in a position to draw a causal relationship. There's no way to know...
...Richard I. Badger, assistant dean and dean of students at the university of Chicago Law School, said "no one is in a position to draw a causal relationship. There's no way to know...
...Causal Nexus: This year, strange things have been happening in college hockey with Olympic teams forming in the US and Canada. In the first week of the season, Ferris State, which had won only a handful of games in the past two seasons, went out and stopped Bowling Green...
...reality, this is a very typical problem, and not a cause for undue concern. Many men in prominent positions desire extramarital relationships, and if these relationships are sexual, then so be it. Indeed, excess buildup of sperm in high-powered politicians has been indicated as a causal factor in many pathological conditions, including inability to remember okaying appropriations for secret illegal operations...
...claim to make with any argument. Greaves and Rader argue that romantic self-effacement "is systematically linked" to the violation of a woman who is raped, because "both are results of a culture which condones the subjugation of women." Exactly what systematic link is being postulated here? A causal one? Surely they don't mean to say that women who "forget themselves" romantically are more likely to be raped or harassed. The continuing violence against women indicates--among other things--an irrational fear of powerful women, an obsession with this subject, a fear which is constantly felt and must just...