71.   If anyone had a motive to bail out it was Brito, the investor, who had never intended to play an active role in the company.

72.   If Hamas had other, more elaborate motives, they were hidden behind the conspiratorial secretiveness of its military arm.

73.   If the Pentagon proposals become U.S. policy, that promise would be withdrawn and countries could conclude that they have no motive to stay non-nuclear.

74.   In that dispute, the pipeline company contends that some of the activists involved hardly have pure motives.

75.   In the hours after the shooting, officials said they did not have a motive.

76.   In this version of journalism, all politicians are manipulative, all business people are venal and all proposals have ulterior motives.

77.   In these alleged instances of lying, among more than a dozen cited in the report, Starr concludes that the president had a motive to commit perjury.

78.   It also helps, Moldofsky said, if the defendant had no motive for committing the crime.

79.   It did not matter if that person had other motives, or if the effort was unsuccessful, according to the charge.

80.   Kaplan even speculated that bank executives may have a motive to help Iguchi flee to stop him from proving information to prosecutors.