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explanative

Not one explanatory word could I get out of him.

The second problem with this view is its explanatory power.

The name, itself, was explanatory to those in the know.

We have all recently been in our home countries to do some explanatory work.

I do not need to add too many explanatory notes.

There is always room for another model with greater explanatory power.

The practice of playing games with the explanatory statement must stop.

You could not even say the voice was patiently explanatory.

This report, or rather its explanatory statement, is a good example of just that.

And as such they have no causal or explanatory power of their own.

We must therefore set up a proper information and explanatory campaign.

The program takes the same straightforward, explanatory approach to science.

There was no thing in the world for an explanatory proposition to state.

Their style, however, is not to be controversial but explanatory.

One has to feel sorry for people in such an explanatory bind.

You can find all the proposals and the explanatory statement in our report.

First, an explanatory letter, which makes up most of this chapter and the next.

Here it might be helpful if I added an explanatory word.

For that reason, I am very pleased with the explanatory statement.

But for some other societies its explanatory value is rather more limited.

The explanatory note is for convenience only and has no legal effect.

I should like to end my explanatory statement with a few words about heading 5 - Administration.

The system has many good points which we should, and do, praise in the explanatory statement.

It is hard to find another theory, anywhere in science, that has such explanatory power.

For example, some consider it to simply be a limit on our current explanatory ability.