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substantial cause

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and differential treatment of Palestinian and Jewish citizens of Israel by the judicial authorities, as reflected in the reports received, is a substantial cause for concern".
No one objected at that time, Donatelli pointed out, even though in homicide law in New Mexico, "the Supreme Court has said over and over that the defendant's actions needs only to be a significant or substantial cause of death.
A substantial cause of low water pressure is pipes that are too narrow.
 
 
 
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