And not without reason: Corporate profits before taxes during the second quarter were pretty flat.
They were organised by collectors and connoisseurs, usually in the face of opposition from established artists, who saw in them a threat to their sales and not without reason, since many lenders used the new exhibitions to publicise objects they were hoping to sell.
Many employers remain prejudiced against older workers, and not always without reason: performance in manual jobs does drop off in middle age, and older people are often slower on the uptake and less comfortable with new technology.
These people are not without reason, and sometimes the will to live does prevail.
Mr Gupta, with a tweedy disdain, has made its members the villains of his book, not without reason: many dodge taxes and welcome the stark difference of income that ensures an endless supply of cheap servants.
Not everyone who has gone missing, of course, wants to be found, and for this reason, the charity's services are entirely confidential, and details are not passed between parties without mutual consent.
The Mexican constitution states that foreigners - not just illegal immigrants - may be expelled for any reason and without due process.
And when that right is secured, same-sex couples should not, without very good reason, be allowed to force dissenting religious organizations to recognize or facilitate their marriages.
And it goes without saying that so very often, for one reason or another, you do not end up doing half of the above things.
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"He did so without taking reasonable steps to ensure that the advertisements were clear, fair and not misleading and despite having reason to doubt that the Spanish firms would deal with UK consumers in an honest and reliable way, " the FSA said.
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