That's the end of the cell, says Brain, the founder of How Stuff Works, a Web site that explains the whys and wherefores of the universe.
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The pirates are ripped apart by the mercenaries, aided by Fleet ( which observed the mercenaries'departure from Ringbolt and reasoned correctly as to the why and wherefore ).
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Although the whys and wherefores of the threat remain murky, be assured they have nothing to do with such political realities as globalization or China's record on human rights.
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However, a clear effort has been made to compromise, and I think the article currently does a pretty good job of explaining the whys and wherefores of this peculiar designation.
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If the attorney general and Congress want to find out who lied and why, let them conduct a brief, limited investigation that focuses on the whys and wherefores of the lying.
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I elaborated on my statement with a little history about the whys and wherefores that have brought the internal combustion engine to its current " almost emission-friendly " condition.
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But as a template against which to judge the whys and wherefores of particular deals, it's probably a significant advance over the myth that all mergers are pretty much alike.
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Thorn has been an NBA fixture since 1963, so there isn't much about the whys and wherefores of The World's Greatest Basketball League he hasn't seen.
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You do whatever it takes, especially when you know in your heart of hearts that the other team is more experienced and just plain savvier in the whys and wherefores of playoff hockey.
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Neuman went right to the top, asking both the paper's publisher and the president of his union, Local 10 of the Newspaper Guild, the whys and wherefores of the rule.
