• When UAL announced late last month that it would likely post losses in the last two quarters of the year--its first losses in 25 quarters--blame was placed on the shoulders of the company's 10, 500 pilots.

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  • The decline in service standards - which unions blame on a shortage of trained staff - are likely to cost the company dear.

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  • This French-educated former Cabinet minister places the blame squarely on non-governmental agencies, or NGOs.

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  • Nevertheless, it's disappointing that a movie so intent on immersing us in the moment should sink into such a swamp of back story and then -- in the sorry pop-psych tradition of "Ordinary People" -- lay the blame squarely on Mom.

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  • Indeed, though there's no denying music's old business model has taken a massive hit in recent years--blame it on piracy, the Web or the advent of the recordable CD--there's still plenty of money to be made in the music industry.

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  • Many blame her ill-health on the pressure to produce a male heir .

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  • It would be unfair to blame poor asset-management performance on the merger, however.

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  • Blame the 16-spot plummet on the city's nightlife ranking.

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  • But the Vatican does not accept Pius XII was culpable of assenting to the Holocaust, and - even if it did - it would be impossible to cast blame on a pope whom the current pope has begun moves to beatify.

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  • But it lays much of the blame on BAA's near-monopoly on air travel in Britain.

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  • When anything unpleasant happens within the family thereafter, the blame is heaped on the hapless dead relation - for sleeping on duty.

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  • Although the media - which are openly biased in Livni's favor - have placed most of the blame for this state of affairs on Mofaz, the truth is that Livni has not shied away from backroom deals with influence peddlers selling votes.

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  • It is why the mainstream left cannot credibly promise to reverse globalisation, preferring instead to blame the crisis on ill-regulated markets.

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  • If the bailout only delivers more pain then the blame will fall on Germany - as the Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti has hinted.

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  • In Italy, meanwhile, where police have foiled a number of attacks they blame on al-Qaeda, the courts have convicted people for what the authorities say were al-Qaeda related activities.

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  • Both parties cast blame on the other for the automatic, across-the-board spending cuts but gave little guidance on what to expect in the coming weeks.

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  • This is one more thing to blame on the year-end fiscal cliff frenzy.

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  • Both Mr Schlesinger and Major-General Fay blame the abuse on the confusion following the fall of Saddam Hussein's regime.

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  • Blame that partly on the emerging-market flu which last year hit Brazil, culminating in the January devaluation of its currency, the real, and which this year has affected Argentina.

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  • Some doctors, academics and patient advocates blame the lapses on a medical-industrial complex made up of acquiescent regulators, gadget-happy cardiologists and surgeons who rake in consulting and appearance fees from device makers, and pushy device makers themselves.

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  • Even a reputation for competence was undermined in 1996 after an official report into a prison break-out put the blame on a system riddled with deficiencies.

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  • Back in Santiago, the former dictator, who likes to blame his arrest on an international left-wing plot, might well use his undoubted political gifts and influence to damage Ricardo Lagos, the current opinion-poll favourite for the presidency.

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  • MPs were debating the Independent Hillsborough Panel Report, which last month found police and emergency services had made "strenuous attempts" to deflect the blame for the disaster - in which 96 people died - on to fans.

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  • Mr Oswald finds that in many countries high levels of owner-occupation (and hence a small rental sector) are partly to blame for high rates of unemployment, on top of factors such as over-generous social-security benefits and high minimum wages.

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  • At that very moment Wes Welker was downstairs in the stadium, moist-eyed, putting the blame on himself.

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  • Every crisis begets finger-pointing, and the blame now is falling on the rating agencies that helped structure these exotic instruments.

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  • Gates made it clear that, unlike Abu Ghraib, the blame was not going to fall on just low-ranking personnel in this scandal.

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  • Blame it on stressful jobs, salt-laden fast-food, smoking and lack of exercise.

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  • The authorities blame unexpected storms, tree branches falling on high-voltage power lines (as in the Italian example) and other acts of nature.

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