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The partnership will be discontinued owing to the retirement of Mr. Yokoi.

That was a practical plan, But, owing to a change of circumstances, it no longer proved practicable.

Britons were only offered a clouded view of yesterday's partial solar eclipse owing to our typically dreary weather.

Tell Isabella to shun me; this uproar is owing to her; and should she or anyone else aggravate my anger at present, I shall get wild.

An edict has been issued temporarily abolishing the land tax in Shantung, as the people are unable to pay it owing to the famine.

Other downside risks relate to the possibility of renewed increases in highly volatile energy and food prices, disorderly developments owing to global imbalances, and rising protectionist pressures.

While an average Hmong usually receives a three-day funeral, owing to his stature among exiled Hmong, Vang Pao was given a six-day ceremony.

As to your getting to Trantridge without assistance, it is quite impossible; for, to tell the truth, dear, owing to this fog, which so disguises everything, I don't quite know where we are myself.

It is nothing strange for some people to find themselves unaccustomed to the changes, owing to the views and concepts that they had formed over a long period of time.

While the day-to-day physical work has bulked him up, he also suffers from joint pains and a cough, owing to the cold, damp and dusty environment underground.

Meditation is now being quite extensively studied by cognitive science owing to the clear effects it has on the brain, and on the increasing evidence for its benefit in mental health.

References to Cadillacs abound in hip-hop, owing to the near-mythic status of the brand among rappers.

The Satisfied Customer, perhaps owing to a collision with the moon's jagged surface, deflated into a rubber rag.

The insight afforded into Clare's character suggested to her that it was largely owing to her supposed untraditional newness that she had won interest in his eyes.

The CDC warns that neither cooked nor raw rhubarb leaves should be consumed, owing to the toxins (including oxalate) they contain.

But the analysis also pointed to a possible problem in that China's rate of emissions reduction slowed from 2000 to 2005 before recovering from 2005 on, owing to improvements in energy efficiency.

This is a persistent misconception owing to a misunderstanding of what it means to save.

Many gas stations in Guangzhou have temporarily stopped selling diesel owing to insufficient supply over the last few days, leading to long lines of trucks waiting to refuel.

Analysts have remained positive on the stock owing to the potential of the pipeline and said the share price fall due to the Avandia scare will prove to be excessive.

It says the wealthy are "weathering the crunch" much better than institutional investors, owing to their diverse portfolios.

The fund suggests the low volatility of recent years may be owing to greater economic stability, improved central-bank credibility or the better dispersion of risks around the financial system.

Young skin, supple and resilient owing to its abundant collagen and elastin (fibrous proteins that act as a strong yet stretchy scaffolding), easily snaps back into place.