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explicable
They constitute representations of the past, and are often explicable through hermeneutics.
The greater association of lunacy admissions with more ' complex ' family formations may be partly explicable in these terms.
The committee's behaviour is confused but strategically explicable.
The libertarian can hold that every choice you make may be motivated by desires and, to some extent, explicable through reasons.
The second distinction indirectly expressed in the above quotation, states that only analytic judgments are explicable in terms of relations between concepts.
Neither divisions nor stanzaic schemes are consistently explicable.
Although alternation failures like this could be nothing more than accidental gaps, many are presumably at least partly explicable.
These findings are explicable from the fitted regression relationships between resource and consumer groups.
This is explicable on the basis that a contract gives rise to a primary-liability relation, not a right-duty relation.
Medieval theological reticence or comment are explicable in terms of the broader intellectual context, rather than by changed opinion.
She notes the possibility that the footwear evidence might be explicable solely (pardon my pun) in terms of males.
In short, these names show all the signs of being transmitted orally and undergoing regular and explicable processes of sound substitution.
These developments seem explicable only in terms of powerful factional interests which the primate was powerless to resist.
A population carrying genetic variability explicable by the classical hypothesis.
Intuition is then explicable as the understanding a reasonable being has of the nature of his own activity as reasonable.
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