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Suppliers also consider the safety ramifications of protective package features.
The attack, thus, is a very serious issue, the ramifications of which are far-reaching.
In short, the conventional passage of time has no bearing on the ramifications of historical events.
So far the media has been incredibly quiet on this issue, considering the ramifications.
A third category of comments are critical of the advisor, but possibly are ramifications of advisees being unprepared.
Unlike her mother, she may never have truly ruled as queen regnant, but Joan's reign did have important ramifications for Spain.
Deals done in the past, between fraternal communist parties, continue to have ramifications in the present.
The absence of a separate letter of intent could have serious financial and legal ramifications for the telecom company.
He was mannerly to her but only because he would suffer ramifications from his father if he were not.
The Maastricht package was a political bargain, which deliberately left for later negotiation many of the wider ramifications of monetary union.
Kyle thought the matter over, pondering what the possible ramifications could be, hoping to summon some memory buried in his mind by his father.
Now they face the might of Russia in a qualifier which has huge ramifications for the national side.
The nerves we are going to examine are the overorbital and infraorbital ramifications of the trigeminus.
While mission creep occurs during conventional military operations, the ramifications tend to be more significant during peace operations.
Indeed, he made it clear that he didn't give a monkey's about the affair, or any of its ramifications.
The Malay muftis aren't alone in arguing against the cultural ramifications of the spread of Mumbai's films.
Its ramifications are contentious, and the principle's formulation is sufficiently elastic to accommodate a variety of constructions.
The Times-Metro deal hit a snag in January, when the Justice Department announced it was investigating possible antitrust ramifications.
I just hope that we have enough time to figure out the unspoken moral ramifications of cloning.
Not that the uneven female-to-male ratio would have any ramifications for this brave new world.
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Examples from Classical Literature
It is found in Egypt, and lives in the vena port and in all its ramifications in man.
But of its motive, of its ramifications, or of its conception, I had no knowledge.
The ragged school Union has its ramifications in every part of the metropolis.
In pathology, inflammation of the mucous lining of the bronchia or smaller ramifications of the windpipe.
It is simple in its manifestations, but most complex in its organization and in its ramifications.
Perhaps the Anglo-Norman fault had ramifications in the affected areas?
There is no hamlet so small as not to be touched by their ramifications.
Other perspectives had ideological, political, or cultural ramifications.
The International has its ramifications in the Catalonian capital.
The three ramifications mentioned, of which the Duthumi forms the first link, are separated by immense longitudinal plains.
His recanting could have ramifications for the landmark conviction of Msgr.
The ramifications of taking the country to war in Iraq remain today, with the justification for taking up arms mired in controversy.
In their ramifications and doublings back upon themselves they made a compact network, having in size and shape an amazing resemblance to the human figure.
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