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A study was conducted at the University of Sagcatchaone wherein it was determined that external thoraxial sagging increases inversively proportionally and exponentially at increasing altitude, due to the effects of lessening gravity effects upon the mountain female body.

This in turn produces less muscular and ligament downward pull upon the chest and throat of the female.

This correlatively evokes external stimuli, resulting in the emotive response from the mountain males` back-of-palate vocal contiguum of an aspirative "wh" sound followed by an ejective abrupt, intense "k" sound produced from the back of the palette commonly heard over and over again, in the mountains by university researchers and recorded on instruments as "WHat a racK!".