There's going to be a consequence no matter what you do, but what is that consequence going to be?
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Are what we're seeing — the pictures, the audio, the stories — are they an intended consequence of the administration's decision making or unintended consequence?
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Psychology as a science has its limitations, and, as the logical consequence of theology is mysticism, so the ultimate consequence of psychology is love.
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I'm not a ... I'm a consequence person, it's like you did something ... My oldest son is a consequence person for sure, he wants there to be consequences.
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"There is a consequence to the approach that the British Government is taking and that consequence is that they are making a no-deal far more likely," he said.
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What follows is best likened to a disturbing Home Alone sequence, as the bumbling Cam piles consequence atop consequence in his efforts to get away with this ill-conceived plot.
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The slaughter going on in Syria is not a consequence of American presence, it a consequence of a withdrawal and a betrayal by this president of American allies and American values.
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The slaughter going on in Syria is not a consequence of American presence, it's a consequence of a withdrawal and a betrayal by this president of American allies and American values.
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This may just be an unintended consequence -- or not.
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And — almost unthinkably — all without a shred of consequence.
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"There is no consequence, director -- there is no consequence," Chaffetz said, demanding to know why Clinton and her aides do not appear to be paying a price over the long-running controversy.
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In those days, all technology of consequence for protecting our people, and all technology of any consequence at all, came from the United States and came from within the walls of government.
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"The slaughter going on in Syria is not a consequence of American presence, it's a consequence of a withdrawal and a betrayal by this president of American allies and American values," Buttigieg said.
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"The slaughter going on in Syria is not a consequence of American presence, it's a consequence of a withdrawal and a betrayal by this president of American allies and American values," Buttigieg said.
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"The slaughter going on in Syria is not a consequence of American presence, it's a consequence of a withdrawal and the betrayal by this president of American allies and American values," said Buttigieg.
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This turn was partly a consequence of television—people who simply wanted to find out what happened could watch television, so newspapers had to offer something else—and partly a consequence of McCarthyism .
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"The slaughter going on in Syria is not a consequence of American presence, it a consequence of a withdrawal and a betrayal by this president of American allies and American values," Buttigieg said.
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Around half are a consequence of the boycott of Qatar.
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"That's often a consequence people aren't aware of," Minsky says.
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Western Digital cut its offer for SanDisk as a consequence.
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There is an enduring consequence however, of the empty bombast.
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We're hardwired to move toward pleasure and away from consequence.
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You know, being a time traveler comes with great consequence.
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That's hardly politics, but rather the consequence of political ineptitude.
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The consequence of a stumble could be catastrophic for all.
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But after the outrage subsides, very little of consequence changes.
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"I understand there's going to be enormous consequence," he said.
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In consequence, the FOMC minutes will be of heightened interest.
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It is also a consequence of Sesame's less ambitious specifications.
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The growth in greenery is a consequence of climate change.
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Yet it might turn out to be of greater consequence.
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But it said that consequence is not the court's problem.
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The second idea is the consequence of that first one.
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The point here is that age is of no consequence.
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These new cost caps are a consequence of moving forward.
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This is definitely a direct consequence of this awareness raising.
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Is it a direct consequence of the food porn trend?
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Christopher Robin's sad adolescence is a consequence of that dichotomy.
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But one immediate consequence will be felt from May 5th.
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As a consequence of austerity, housing benefits have been cut.
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With bitcoin, there are only a few miners of consequence.
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And they suffered the natural first consequence of trying: embarrassment.
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Of course, that fatal flight can't have been without consequence.
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None of this was a necessary consequence of Comey's investigation.
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As a consequence, we have to make some tougher decisions.
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And as a consequence, sometimes she's underappreciated here at home.
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Funding policies have had an unintended consequence on classroom learning.
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Several conversations of little consequence follow: toasts, empty platitudes, etc.
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But getting raped is not a consequence of being drunk.
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I think that's about as upsetting a consequence as any.
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Stardom has never been a consequence of destiny for her.
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Another theme of the book is the consequence of consumerism.
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One possible consequence for international markets is lower yields globally.
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That was before celebrity "became the new imprimatur of consequence".
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For others, the consequence can be severe and long lasting.
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"And he's going to jail as a consequence," Davis added.
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Mosby said that this is partly a consequence of reform.
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The collapse is a consequence of a poorly designed law.
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The biggest consequence: He doesn't want to talk to Rachel.
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And as a consequence, my own children now hate castles.
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The consequence was there on the statistics sheet on Tuesday.
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You have to be, when your every action carries consequence.
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The most harmful consequence would have been for rural patients.
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""As supply reduces, an inevitable consequence is that prices increase.
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"This is an issue of enormous consequence," the senator said.
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The tweets themselves were sophomoric and of no real consequence.
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Instead, he took us into a world of true consequence.
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As a consequence, the legal framework has been regularly updated.
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Is that simply an unfortunate consequence or is it intentional?
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The consequence is that women often don't receive adequate treatment.
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Another looming consequence is catastrophic flooding due to climate change.
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I'm struggling, though, with one unexpected consequence: proposed criminal laws.
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Williams also talked about one unexpected consequence of the filming.
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I didn't understand the debilitating consequence of having no sleep.
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"The consequence: the cries of labor shortages will remain loud."
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That is a natural consequence of relations between two democracies.
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EVANS: SO, THAT'S ONE CONSEQUENCE FROM THE TAX REFORM BILL.
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It's a consequence of something pressing hard on your chest.
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The trade was a consequence of another dreary Mets season.
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It's an unintended consequence of a season of sex scandals.
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But the Mountaineers' aggressive approach was not entirely without consequence.
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If sex is painful, losing interest is an expected consequence.
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Mortensen could enter or exit the narrative without much consequence.
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A consequence of the red camera light being perpetually on.
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But resilience is a consequence of vulnerability, not its absence.
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That's a very real consequence for American civilians and soldiers.
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We think of it as the consequence of two things.
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In part, they say, it is a consequence of size.
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Or is that just the inevitable consequence of changing things?
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As a consequence, these companies have been hit much harder.
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Jamie and Claire, it's not just a romance without consequence.
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Enslavers could rape or murder their property without legal consequence.
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Enslavers could rape or murder their property without legal consequence.
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As a consequence, truth becomes relative, if not altogether removed.
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As a consequence, the decision in the case, Buck v.
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Criminals are attacking us and we're allowing them without consequence.
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The goal was the consequence; the touch was the cause.
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"That should carry a consequence and a penalty," said Nieto.
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And there's a hint of political consequence in the data.
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The mind leaps from poetry to poverty and consequence uncannily.
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It came later, the unintended consequence of a procedural tweak.
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Is there a personal consequence to being more intellectually humble?
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America's nasty political tone is a consequence — not a cause.
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This traditional means of allowing the minority to obstruct the progress of legislation by talking endlessly about anything will remain the Democrats' most viable and consequence free opposition tool -- unless there is a consequence.
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"That is the interesting question that we need to analyze at the moment and I don't want to pre-empt what the consequence will be, or if there will be a consequence," he added.
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" Buttigieg said she was "dead wrong," arguing the assault is "not a consequence of American presence," but "a consequence of a withdrawal and a betrayal by this president of American allies and American values.
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But now there is literally no consequence for bald-faced lies.
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One consequence is that only large bidders can stomach the risks.
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Police literally murdering innocent citizens free of consequence disrespects the flag.
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As a consequence, banks still feature in lists of leading acquirers.
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What is the consequence of restricting the ATF's use of data?
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This is a consequence of somebody wanting to make a profit.
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It is these things that grow men and women of consequence.
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As a consequence, we've completely renounced the use of state force.
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Peccei and Quinn overlooked an important, testable consequence of their idea.
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As a consequence, most clubs are restricted to serving soft drinks.
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At some point, a joke is no longer worth its consequence.
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As a consequence of his rant, Maaßen was forced into retirement.
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That's in part a natural consequence of the low unemployment rate.
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In part, this is a happy consequence of the TV wars.
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We are unfortunately expecting devastating floods as consequence of #CycloneKenneth pic.twitter.
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That's all David knows, and, as a consequence, all we know.
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As a consequence, China urgently needs to beef up its productivity.
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One consequence on Friday was a reluctance to deepen party disunity.
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He thinks declining support for democratic values is a partial consequence.
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And so, they had missed the part of a consequence part.
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But it is also a consequence of very loose monetary policy.
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But the consequence for America has been years of confused policies.
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Facebook's patent application lists only one consequence for objectionable material: removal.
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As a consequence, this exacerbates the spread of the economic disease.
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What's happening now also largely feels like a consequence of that.
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Some have written off these developments as being of little consequence.
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A second consequence is that gravity changes the flow of time.
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But beyond that, there's pretty much no consequence to his death.
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One consequence was the creation in 2015 of the "Financial List".
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"I think the unintended consequence is one of speed," Palmer says.
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Scientists fear that this is just another consequence of climate change.
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They did not think it would have a more serious consequence.
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As a consequence, Jobs' job was but the first of many.
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The spat is a consequence of flaws in the audit market.
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That power allowed these men to intimidate women with little consequence.
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BREMMER: We can really seeing escalation as a consequence of that.
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Can Perry go back to "just" performing consequence-free party anthems?
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As a consequence, there is much less revenue to service debts.
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" Wolff agreed: "It's always quite difficult to define cause and consequence.
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But here&aposs the thing, the consequence of this was disheartening.
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That's not an unintended consequence of such activities; it's the point.
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You know, it really would not be of any great consequence.
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As a consequence, most humanitarian groups have abandoned sea rescue efforts.
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That is a consequence of the fact that we've been winning.
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The river is of enormous consequence to the fates of Arizonans.
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That highly public tragedy is the consequence of a hidden one.
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In consequence, some women freeze and ultimately forego retirement planning altogether.
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Amplified wildfires are an expected, predictable consequence of a warming climate.
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The unintended consequence of the fiduciary rule will be fewer advisors.
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What will be the consequence of this escalation of regional tensions?
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" He added, "I think he's a historical figure of great consequence.
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Stay present—paranoia is a rough consequence of this planetary opposition.
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The reduction is partly a consequence of less favorable climate conditions.
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Surely this is an unintended consequence which is worth pointing out.
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It's more like a consequence of the way it's arranged itself.
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The black market is a consequence, not the cause, of shortages.
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In Afghanistan's case, women have been excluded repeatedly, and without consequence.
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These messages trickle down with almost unavoidable emotional and psychological consequence.
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This is not to say the president will escape without consequence.
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So if you wait a meeting, it doesn't have much consequence.
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One such consequence can be found in the foster care system.
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But as a practical consequence, the Russia talk obscures their challenges.
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The consequence of not playing that expected role was rather severe.
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The consequence is, in all likelihood, a few extra scraped knees.
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MORE's immigration policies had the unintended consequence of encouraging illegal immigration.
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As a consequence of the auction, some television stations may close.
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But hiQ's fate is hardly the only consequence of the case.
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These would be troubling enough if just a consequence of Maria.
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The 19th Party Congress holds particular consequence for US-China relations.
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As a consequence, rural counties in the New South are shrinking.
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Our results suggest a potential unintended consequence of the rate reduction.
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We have as a consequence wound up with half her story.
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As per Lewis' recommendation, we gave the consequence contract a shot.
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One unlikely consequence was his effort to develop a Cuban supercow.
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The targets are voluntary, and there's no consequence for missing them.
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As a consequence, elections also require candidates to campaign for votes.
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In other words, holding Mom's or Dad's hand becomes the consequence.
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The consequence could be that you can't do independent repair anymore.
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And as a consequence, there has been an outbreak of murder.
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Success is the natural consequence of consistently applying the basic fundamentals.
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Researchers have shown that lives have been saved as a consequence.
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And this is not the only possible consequence for Mexico's cartels.
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Perversely, the wealth generated this way is having an unintended consequence.
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The first consequence is that it produces splits within the parties.
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As a consequence, the risk to Borges has been steadily rising.
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But Johnson in Dublin insisted this was not an acceptable consequence.
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Immediately, Bra realizes that the impact has had a terrible consequence.
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His visit carries great consequence for Israel's historically close U.S. ties.
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His choice wasn't a direct consequence of the loss against Fatal1ty.
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That's the consequence of that free speech they're always talking about.
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There were many other forms a meaningful consequence could have taken.
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Right now the only consequence is that these accounts are removed.
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For Asian-Americans, however, one movie can be of enormous consequence.
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As a consequence, what it means to be secure has changed.
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" He added, "It is the face and the consequence of evil.
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It's an existential struggle over which Texas emerges, with national consequence.
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As a consequence, the empire ultimately unravels and descends into chaos.
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Yet such initiatives can have the unintended consequence of perpetuating stereotypes.
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It was never conscious, but a consequence of sharing common experiences.
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Accept that this is simply and unfortunate consequence of graphic design.
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A slightly elevated T.S.H. may represent a normal consequence of aging.
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That trend has been a natural consequence of China's economic growth.
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"The consequence of a fall is you die," said Spaniard Jornet.
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Should a president be allowed to openly obstruct justice without consequence?
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Most of the challenges proved to be of little consequence, however.
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As a consequence the work has felt stilted and sometimes precious.
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The best-known consequence of Arctic heating is rising sea levels.
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That's the other long-term consequence: all that we won't know.
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Netanyahu's relentless pressure on Obama may have had an unintended consequence.
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This is the major constitutional consequence of being an unincorporated territory.
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As a consequence, "The First" is weighed down in multiple ways.
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As a consequence, the euro zone seems set barely to grow.
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The ban was, as a consequence, attributed to Zaka's general joylessness.
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Hopefully the potential public embarrassment wasn't the bullies' only consequence, however.
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That's an agonizing consequence that anyone who supports withdrawal must acknowledge.
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This trusted traveler consequence also affects New York commercial truck drivers.
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And it's in some respects a consequence of relatively high wages.
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I want their testimonies to have consequence, and to provoke change.
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" He added: "I do understand the consequence of the word 'boy.
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Making piecemeal decisions of consequence, but without a clearly articulated vision.
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As a consequence, its stake could be reduced to nearly 34%.
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The practical consequence of this is a politics marred by tribalism.
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Is that an unintended consequence, or the point of the law?
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The consequence was a shift in liberalism's intellectual center of gravity.
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Last year, fashion blogger and activist Alok Vaid-Menon gave it to us straight: "There is a material consequence to me presenting feminine, and there's not a material consequence to me presenting masculine," Vaid-Menon told Refinery29.
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But the decline is not just the consequence of big social trends.
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That it was sad and unspeakable, but an unavoidable consequence of conflict.
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At the core, this tidal effect produces friction, and by consequence warmth.
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As a consequence, Siemens will initiate criminal charges against the responsible individuals.
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Did you think, "There's gonna be a consequence for me doing this"?
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But, as an unexpected consequence of Brexit, the political landscape is shifting.
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He has done so without consequence solely because he has liberal views.
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They have no consequence whatsoever and there is a double standard here.
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The broader consequence was an erosion of the legitimacy of the system.
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Before Maja shoots Sebastian, she accidentally hits Amanda — a completely unintended consequence.
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As a consequence, an auction scheduled for May 10 has been suspended.
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This is, however, not an inevitable consequence of the rich getting richer.
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"While the intention was good, it had an unintended consequence," he said.
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As a consequence the preferential regime will automatically expire on June 30.
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Paak -- joined by Consequence and Busta Rhymes -- put their anger up front.
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The downgrade was not a consequence of Donald Trump, states the report.
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In many respects growing infidelity is a predictable consequence of economic development.
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No consequence of global warming is as self-evident as higher temperatures.
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Is he the predictable consequence of years of hardship for many Americans?
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Startups can also terminate their relationships with their 'partners' without any consequence.
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As a consequence, they have a skewed view of success and failure.
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The consequence was a mild correction, but nothing like our Great Recession.
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In part, that is a natural consequence of a bigger equity base.
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But Mr Scheidel sees this as another consequence of its total wars.
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"This is the consequence of an abuse of power," Mr. Graham said.
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One consequence of Einstein's theories is that energy and mass are equivalent.
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New York's subway is creaking—a consequence of prolonged underinvestment in repairs.
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Another important consequence of winter temperatures rising above freezing is less snowfall.
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As a consequence, the issue has been kicked into the long cassava.
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The consequence is a cycle of constant anxiety and altered brain function.
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Sometimes it happens as a consequence of decisions based on other assumptions.
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It could—should—feel like a cheap knock off as a consequence.
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" A consequence of being a victim himself of the "campus drinking culture.
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The sacrifice of safety is an unintended consequence of the Internet age.
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TVs had gotten skinnier and sound had gotten crummier as a consequence.
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As a consequence, they miss out on some of the richest returns.
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It may well lead to a consequence that is deeply, deeply troubling.
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It may well lead to a consequence that is deeply, deeply troubling.
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But in the field, every single player of consequence is worth watching.
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A consequence of living in a town where everyone looks the same?
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She said the consequence could be an erosion of trust by consumers.
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One consequence, though, is a shortage of human organs available for transplant.
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And so, as a consequence, I think he can expect more pressure.
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For that reason, fear of consequence doesn't prevail in the digital space.
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But it must be made clear that this was an unintended consequence.
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The Deep State has gotten used to operating anonymously and without consequence.
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The second goal was a consequence of players being a little tired.
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In consequence, few stores choose to locate in poor inner-city neighborhoods.
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As a consequence, we have removed the mention of the classical algorithm.
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It's messier than the decontextualized, one-two punch of crime and consequence.
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Its crumbling infrastructure and overstuffed offices are a consequence of funding shortfalls.
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This is a consequence of Article 241 of the collective bargaining agreement.
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"Colin took action with no fear of consequence or repercussion," said Beyoncé.
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They think the Carboniferous coal measures were a consequence of continental drift.
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But the consequence of greater consolidation is increased scrutiny by antitrust officials.
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So, as a consequence, our rates were behind experience during the year.
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The lofty valuation is a consequence of running businesses with better margins.
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In both cases, the former is an unavoidable consequence of the latter.
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The authors aren't just trying to give us no-consequence cheat days.
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These messages produce an "almost unavoidable emotional and psychological consequence," Ford writes.
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"This is the natural consequence of 2009 and 2010," said the strategist.
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"It is establishing some consequence, and that's a first step," he added.
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Yet to an astronomer, an eclipse is the consequence of simple geometry.
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If they were drained, the birds and all nature died in consequence.
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The consequence is that few doctors know how to prescribe opioids safely.
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As a consequence they were obliged to shadow the Bundesbank's monetary policy.
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But they have the unintended consequence of harming helpful insects like honeybees.
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One consequence has been a fall in the number of listed companies.
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Yet, that is not the only consequence of our current fiscal issues.
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You can listen to the Lamar version on "Consequence of Sound" here.
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"Merely identifying as transgender has no practical military consequence," an official said.
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" Or as Lauryn Hill so nicely put it, "Consequence is no coincidence.
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"San Francisco at times is a consequence-free zone," Mr. Wiener said.
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History shows that little consequence follows when investigators discover what happens inside.
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As a consequence of such behavior, the shop will close one day.
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This is a consequence of that old parochial imperative inherent to Congress.
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One consequence of Apple's approach is that the iPhone is more stable.
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The consequence is a profile that is sometimes missing nuance and context.
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Scientists say these rains are also a consequence of human greenhouse emissions.
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MM: I believe it's a consequence of Brexit and the opposing positions.
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Of course, to be sure, it is a question of global consequence.
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The Associated Press: Day of chaos and consequence before vote on Kavanaugh.
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As a consequence, its primary turnout numbers are among the nation's lowest.
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They're not fights about issues of grave consequence for the nation's security.
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But it has also had an unintended consequence: galvanizing Muslims to vote.
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I.Y. impulse was its most important consequence, and dissidence was vital, too.
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A great deal of sulking goes on at court as a consequence.
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That's a good thing...unless patient care is undermined as a consequence.
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Georgopoulos's insights touched on just about everything of consequence that was human.
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A word meant for things without consequence or the possibility of failure.
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Trump just decided to do this, timing and immediate consequence be damned.
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Colombia's dropped 11.5 percent as a consequence of rebel attacks on pipelines.
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But it is also a consequence of China's notorious population-control strategy.
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That was partly a consequence of the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
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I could put whatever I wanted on my face without much consequence.
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Therefore, everything that you travel to is a consequence of the automobile.
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Poverty is no accident, an unintended consequence from which no one benefits.
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The consequence of failing to take these steps is certain mass starvation.
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"I really only see this as a short-term consequence," said Issa.
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An unintended consequence is that I am, in part, promoting the brand.
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"Number one, it's what we call a high-consequence industry," Bowen says.
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As a consequence, parties insert numerous contractual clauses to limit their liability.
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I liked some of the stuff he did with Consequence as well.
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This is probably best seen as a deliberate consequence of political strategy.
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As a consequence, each memory is associated with different states of context.
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As a consequence, high-demand bourbons aren't allocated in large numbers here.
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The lopsided tally is at least partly a consequence of my route.
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Their allegiances are durable — and as a consequence, their options are limited.
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Increased precipitation is a less obvious consequence of climate change than heat.
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"He operated under a separate physics, madcap and consequence-free," Blum writes.
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Covid-19 will be of minor medical consequence for most of us.
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This has the unintended consequence of dramatically increasing the number of abortions.
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U.S. negotiators said it was the consequence of the extremely tight timetable.
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"That uncertainty has its own set of consequence and impacts," she says.
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Sales are a consequence of cool products, cool advertising, a cool campaign.
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It could just be a consequence of other differences in body chemistry.
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Population growth is a consequence of fertility and mortality not declining simultaneously.
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Some public health advocates noted another consequence of a more powerful pod.
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But, his advanced submission stylings have become somewhat overlooked as a consequence.
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People, like lobsters, size each other up, partly in consequence of stance.
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Their chances of becoming citizens will be severely reduced as a consequence.
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Only in America is it the direct consequence of our foundational ideals.
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To others, their struggles are not just a consequence, but a cause.
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The line on "All Mine" about Stormy Daniels, that came from Consequence.
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"It's the worst consequence of an eye like mine," Dr. Crozier said.
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But growing larger is not the most medically significant consequence of acromegaly.
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One day, no one of any consequence came in the whole day.
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As a consequence, those countries were better able to manage the crisis.
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But one potential consequence looms especially large: They may also be prosecuted.
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As a consequence, their understanding of the American cultural landscape was limited.
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In matters like this, of so little consequence, let them have it.
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As a consequence, Furman ruled, the process violated the Administrative Procedure Act.
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It's the latest consequence of an escalating public health crisis: opioid addiction.
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But later they suggested that probation also would be a sufficient consequence.
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Because what is it, other than an awareness of consequence and connection?
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I call this "manufactured" because it's the consequence of a deliberate strategy.
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Will the unforeseen consequence of a historically divided Congress ultimately be unity?
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The consequence for me was a beating that nearly cost my life.
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It usually begins when a small issue meets a larger electoral consequence.
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As a consequence, it could be a battle between ideology and nature.
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Dialogue is often delivered falteringly, perhaps a consequence of last-minute trims.
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And of course, his remunerations is going to suffer as a consequence.
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Years earlier, Monique wanted Dr. Ablow to suffer some sort of consequence.
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The consequence is a new skirmish in its hard-fought culture war.
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This is, of course, an expected consequence of a relentlessly warming climate.
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"Let's face it, Trump is a natural consequence of that," she said.
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The homicide rate has gone down — that's directly the most important consequence.
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Apple alone has booked a $38 billion tax charge as a consequence.
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It's a simple consequence of a difference in the relevant economic incentives.
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But many political and legal battles of enormous consequence still lie ahead.
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As a consequence, Italy and Spain are still its largest export markets.
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The only consequence of her illness is that she must wear glasses.
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The consequence of this is that they are also getting more expensive.
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But beyond all that, many officials and observers see another ominous consequence.
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The relationship of the president to U.S. law is another serious consequence.
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But these people act like spoiled children, with no fear of consequence.
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"As a consequence, U.K. and global financial conditions have tightened," it added.
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Yeah. Tolerance is a physiological consequence of prescribing a multitude of drugs.
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If these officials make poor policy decisions, the consequence can be costly.
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It's foolish to think that this trend has a consequence-free outcome.
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Surely inequality is to some degree a consequence of our rigged economy.
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There's never been anything that was of any consequence that came easily.
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Such outcomes may be an inevitable consequence of the proliferation of such theories.
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Inflation has soared as a consequence, averaging 30% over the past six months.
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As a consequence, they are much quicker to report anything that looks suspicious.
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But, this pivotal point in history isn't just the consequence of social media.
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And so I always say, freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequence.
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Even Trump's closest advisers are aware that Ryan cannot be purged without consequence.
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And the consequence of that has been a staggering increase in civilian casualties.
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Consequence of Sound uncovered Spicer's 2014 tweets denouncing "Daft Funk" for wearing helmets.
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Today, I raise my voice like a weapon, with zero fear of consequence.
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That does feel like a consequence of the way we are using technology.
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The trend started in California, as a consequence of the full Brazilian wax.
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Senior unsecured debt investors stand to benefit as a consequence of lower encumbrance.
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"This stronger (growth) projection doesn't mean the referendum is without consequence," Carney added.
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For Intelsat, the most obvious consequence of the loss is a financial one.
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It's a consequence of bigger-picture, harder-to-change components of a person.
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"Adjustments may ... be made as a consequence of the U.S. sanctions," it said.
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Not because we are meaningful or human or of any consequence to you.
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You could see that this was the action, and this was the consequence.
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So you start having local economic development as a consequence of this decentralization.
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Therein lies another ancillary consequence of delaying the leasing of U.S. Arctic waters.
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The consequence may be more reactions like the one we saw last week.
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This is partly a predictable consequence of the way transplant centers are regulated.
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"This is the consequence of the culture of the Trump campaign," Cruz said.
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That, as a white boy, he can offend and harm with little consequence.
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"In today's world, people post things on social media without consequence," he added.
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Yet an unintended consequence has been to turn dying into a medical experience.
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That next morning, though, my probing fingers turned up nothing of any consequence.
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I cannot imagine a better consequence than losing faith in an overactive government.
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As a consequence, the scale is considerably larger than those of pilot programs.
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Hindering this process is just one more consequence of our fractured medical records.
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The first-order consequence of this is that Trump will remain in office.
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Image: Jason TorchinskySome scientists think a multiverse is also a consequence of inflation.
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As Mr Ibrahim sees it, the violence was a consequence of the drought.
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Apple's solution for a button-free home screen, though, had a major consequence.
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They accompany us into altruistic or vengeful acts, coloring our choices with consequence.
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As a consequence, in April American firms were banned from selling it goods.
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Some might consider that an unlucky but avoidable consequence of "having an accent".
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It is time for consequence, accountability that&aposs why Donald Trump is president.
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Their importance is a consequence of the odd ownership structure of Indian companies.
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Democracy's difficulties in Thailand are both cause and consequence of the monarchy's survival.
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There's no cost and no consequence, except for another menu on your phone.
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Its resilience was seen as, in part, a consequence of sound banking regulation.
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The rise in marten damage may simply be the consequence of more martens.
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However, the present crisis is also a consequence of that easily amended constitution.
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But this is a consequence of factors outside the control of James Comey.
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I cry with relief, but feel like there should still be some consequence.
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What it means: The race itself probably doesn't amount to anything of consequence.
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She suffered from anemia the rest of her life, possibly as a consequence.
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"For too long we have seen that as an adverse consequence," he said.
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It is also a commonly-cited consequence of the advent of social media.
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That is the consequence if A Better Way is not enacted into law.
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Liquidity: One consequence of unicorns staying private is the growing need for liquidity.
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The Girl Guides' decision is the latest unintended consequence of Trump's entry bans.
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As a consequence, they want to make themselves removed from the scapegoat role.
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As a consequence he paid the price and has always been an outsider.
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The world's information is being liberated, and so, as a consequence, are we.
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To our regret, these (Istanbul attacks) can be a consequence of such disregard.
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The fun did not come without consequence for the 10-year-old schoolgirl.
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As regretful as the incident was, we have to bear its full consequence.
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He will be markedly ineffectual and do relatively little of any political consequence.
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This is the norm, a consequence of a fraught colonial, war-torn past.
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The consequence: Slavery is condemned in name but allowed to continue in reality.
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Mike's adamant -- people have the right to be stupid but not without consequence.
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"In consequence, the thinner ice now retreats much faster than usual," said Kaleschke.
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Is this a natural consequence of writing these stories as a comics fan?
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As a consequence, the rabbit was off the table, plush toy and all.
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I see this as a consequence of law-enforcement's failure to prosecute Gamergate.
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One consequence of Trump's ascendance has been a disorienting inversion of traditional values.
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I think there has to be a consequence for what he has done.
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Deference to the status quo has always been a consequence of vital centrism.
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You make a decision, and then you have to live with the consequence.
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As a consequence, coral reefs, and the marine ecosystems they support, are dying.
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Ali's speech was noticeably affected by then as a consequence of Parkinson's syndrome.
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We all suffer as a consequence of this increase in hate-filled violence.
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" In consequence, she points out, "403-somethings haven't saved nearly enough for retirement.
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Bureaucrats would without consequence simply report what they wanted their superiors to hear.
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The consequence of this policy is that Palestinians feel orphaned by Arab leaders.
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But George's loneliness and pain are not only a consequence of his loss.
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As a consequence, they drag down productivity and your bandwidth along with it.
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But his presidency will have the unintended consequence of making Congress great again.
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It is a consequence of 50 jurisdictions acting independently to establish licensure standards.
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The WWF said the dolphins caught in gillnets often drown as a consequence.
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Some of the election's long lines were a consequence of outdated voting machines.
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Of the vacation days they give, how many can you use without consequence?
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Thomas B. Edsall What is the most striking consequence of deepening income inequality?
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The features of early corporate capitalism that emerged as a consequence are fascinating.
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Currently, there is no such accountability or consequence for wasting the taxpayers' money.
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All such incomparably high-consequence calculations must assume perfect rationality on all sides.
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Make no mistake, the Republican Party bowing to Trump is not without consequence.
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Industry analysts say that increases are the inevitable consequence of a provider collapsing.
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I'm interested in another consequence of Amazon's size: Its impact on climate change.
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"That's the inevitable consequence whatever the outcome of the Brexit negotiations," he added.
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The right question is: If and when he acts, what is the consequence?
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Ultimately, Boahen concluded, colonialism was relatively light in duration — but heavy in consequence.
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As a consequence, the military leadership expresses negative views about Jews and Israelis.
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Others are a consequence of an infection, muscle dysfunction, stroke or advancing age.
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One consequence is that no one really knows what the term means anymore.
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L.S.U.'s lone senior of consequence, Keith Hornsby, has battled injuries all season.
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It's disheartening to be targeted by politicians' attacks on public servants without consequence.
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Critics called the incident a consequence of the president's soft approach toward Tehran.
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But little of any real consequence is likely to change without legislative intervention.
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Indeed, they don't spend much time really thinking about political issues of consequence.
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This is essentially the only game with anything of consequence riding on it.
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Cap Blackard, Consequence of Sound: Let's talk about Mykki Blanco the stage persona.
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Consequence: A Memoir, by Eric Fair, comes out from Holt on April 5.
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Maybe the worst consequence, from an eater's standpoint, is the stifling of innovation.
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As a consequence, some 200,000 jobs have been lost, according to union estimates.
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Red lines have been drawn, and Mr. Assad has crossed them without consequence.
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Travel Tips Are extra pounds an inevitable consequence of a fun-filled vacation?
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It is tempting to look at the consequence and reverse-engineer a cause.
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Another well understood consequence is that our decisions become more habitual and automatic.
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It's a form that is reserved for news of significant scale and consequence.
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Many die at the hands of the police, without much, if any, consequence.
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Scientists have said that increasing rainfall is a predictable consequence of climate change.
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My child thought my leaving to work was a consequence of his behavior.
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Criminal charges were not the only possible consequence of having publicized the attack.
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As a consequence, however, anyone will be able to cry "fake" when exposed.
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Bibi's long tenure of office is the consequence, not the cause, of this.
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Those cards will now be revealed as a consequence of Mr. Manafort's dithering.
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"As a consequence, commodity prices and terms of trade have deteriorated," it said.
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The most lasting consequence is in the Supreme Court, which has lifetime appointments.
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Loneliness isn't the same thing as solitude, nor is it solitude's inevitable consequence.
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The Vietnam War played out differently, in countless skirmishes that lacked strategic consequence.
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For Hitler's crimes may not be the most significant consequence of Richard's action.
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As a consequence, our quizzes began to only be made by our teacher.
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Mr. Moore's lawsuit, if it proceeds, may have an unintended consequence for him.
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That wasn't an unintended consequence of the bill, it was the whole point.
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The Paris half-marathon scheduled for Sunday has been cancelled as a consequence.
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Such disputes are a direct consequence of the economic incentives confronting private insurers.
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Obesity, in other words, may simply be a natural consequence of global modernity.
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But the death toll is not the only tragic consequence of the outbreak.
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" Terrain traps, Avalanche Canada says, make the "consequence of an avalanche more serious.
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"His will matters more than any rationality and the potential consequence," Hassen continued.
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As a consequence of her popularity, she's also lost some of her freedom.
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That is where compromise comes in because without it — nothing of consequence happens.
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In the Colonial era, this was a consequence of slavery, Mr. Rybczynski said.
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"There is one consequence only," Mr. Papagiannis said about the United States withdrawal.
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Blame also the softness in agriculture, another consequence of his misguided trade war.
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None of this is to suggest that Amazon's growth is free of consequence.
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Officials noted that longer wait times were an unintended consequence for some travelers.
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Our "policy issues" are a direct consequence of our moral and humanitarian shortcomings.
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It is the consequence of a leadership class that worships globalism over Americanism.
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Zyabkin said that hacked links are a consequence of doing business on Sape.
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An unintended consequence of Hook's interview, perhaps, is that it elevates Ghaani's stature.
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He may well be a consequence of many of the trends Drezner identifies.
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It remains to be seen just what ideas, if any, that consequence has.
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My players went from being girls with ambition to becoming women of consequence.
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Yet this unintended consequence may be the one that delivers the biggest impact.
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Many have posted photos of the House floor on Twitter without any consequence.
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In her piece, Schulz doesn't mention an unintended consequence of signing online petitions.
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The immediate consequence was knocking offline 5% of the world&aposs oil supply.
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A moment of only six bars or so, but six bars of consequence.
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"That's certainly the consequence of our decision," Hoyer responded, according to the audio.
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One consequence of that choice has been widespread rejection of Trump among millennials.
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As a consequence, we must take a long-term view on their protection.
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An unintended consequence is that social barriers between men and women are collapsing.
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The consequence of so much unsupervised freedom was that I became precociously independent.
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Implementing the Lautenberg Act won't be easy, but nothing of consequence ever is.
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They are, however, also a logical consequence of the actions of previous presidents.
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At the same time, Apple Pay has had at least one unintended consequence.
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Moreover, this disparity in progress is a consequence of a disparity in strategy.
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Moreover, by claiming this action as a choice, President Trump owns its consequence.
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An unforeseen consequence of the Taylor Report was to make English soccer telegenic.
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An unforeseen consequence of the Taylor Report was to make English soccer telegenic.
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There is no corporate pressure to participate and no consequence for not participating.
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Would not Whitman agree that global warming is a complex high-consequence situation?
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It is, in fact, very much the consequence of decades of federal policies.
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But Haley's breaks on issues like Russia and Syria are of enormous consequence.
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So what was the consequence of Roger Stone's actions in his congressional testimony?
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The digital B-side is a consequence of my unfamiliarity with the format.
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President Richard M. Nixon resigned in 1974 rather than face such a consequence.
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One consequence tends to be that we become blind to what is evident.
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"The consequence would be that the market could go up significantly," Mnuchin added.
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Both believe the other is the inevitable consequence of following the status quo.
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The benefit for customers comes with a big consequence for participating restaurants, however.
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China's slowing down, Germany's slowing down, emerging markets, and then interest rate-sensitive sectors of the United States not contributing as much to the economic growth as a consequence - housing and others - as a consequence of interest rates going up.
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According to the FTC's staff, my ability as a consumer to pit rival Ford dealerships against each other for my business is of no consequence, or at least much less consequence than pitting a Ford and Toyota dealer against each other.
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"It assumes that anyone who is a marijuana user who has a negative consequence has a negative consequence because they are a marijuana user," said Sam Kamin, a professor of cannabis policy at the University of Denver's School of Law.
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China slowing down, Germany slowing down, emerging markets, and then interest rate sensitive sectors in the United States not contributing as much to the economic growth, as a consequence of housing and others, as a consequence of interest rates going up.
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One Florida leader put the lack of local interest and consequence down to an effect of the Trump era, where one scandal seems to overtake another in rapid-fire news cycles, sometimes with seemingly little consequence for the elected officials involved.
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The consequence is that American power still counts but no longer clinches the deal.
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As a consequence, the live show feels like a meal without the main course.
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Ghosting, lying, misleading, obscene photos and texts — anything, anytime is consequence-free for men.
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Their message is clear: we will not allow women to have sex without consequence.
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We see this time and time again; it's action without consequence for the West.
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As a consequence this means that Britain is a large net borrower from abroad.
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Or is it the consequence of the spread of English as a global language?
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Her life is the "consequence of [her] life decisions and hard work," she said.
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She's been publishing on YouTube for years with no consequence other than becoming famous.
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ET so it could make its way online by noon, per West's associate Consequence.
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It's a brief graphic, but an exceptionally powerful one — emphasizing both urgency and consequence.
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As a consequence, the euro zone in total has a substantial current-account surplus.
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Today in Boston, two men can walk down the street holding hands without consequence.
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Either taxes or debt will have to go up, up, up as a consequence.
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Instead, the charts are an obvious consequence of what's happened in the political arena.
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Both are about the idea of villainy, about our concept of evil and consequence.
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Beijing's trade problem was also part of unintended consequence of America's economic policy errors.
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As a consequence, some older hardware is thrown off course — both figuratively and literally.
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The normalization of different identities ends up being no more than a collateral consequence.
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And the consequence of someone not doing that is a far, far worse world.
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But it's a foreseeable consequence of treating "racist" as nothing more than an epithet.
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Recent decades have been tough on labour, largely as a consequence of technological change.
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And if we don't get more likes, it almost feels like a negative consequence.
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Kafka learned that social relations were fraught and unstable—with great consequence for literature.
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"Because we have thorns, and our thorns carry justice, and our thorns carry consequence."
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It is also a consequence of the high cost of traditional means of enforcement.
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He (and presumably other) newcomers pay money to fulfill their fantasies, free of consequence.
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The consequence was two distinct periods of recession in the 1980s and early 1990s.
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Who lives, who dies, and who did it are all questions of little consequence.
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But it's possible that another consequence of human appetites — climate change — played a role.
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In fact, it was just a consequence of a stripped-down sign-up flow.
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And there's a consequence to this rhetoric and the policies employed by the president.
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As a consequence, the stock of wealth should grow over time relative to GDP.
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And the company can also terminate its relationships with its 'partners' without any consequence.
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Until recently many cities have not met their housing numbers but faced little consequence.
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Vulnerabilities are an unavoidable consequence of this complexity and we are stuck with them.
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As a consequence, concerns about China's autocratic model were largely shelved in Western capitals.
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Yet higher inflation is largely a consequence of sterling's depreciation following last year's referendum.
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As a consequence, I argued, established elite power was leaking away, becoming more porous.
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The most troubling consequence is that women go without care when they need it.
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As a consequence, the relationship between oil and growth is not straight but curvy.
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Yet, as consequence, the oceans will grow increasingly acidic as they absorb more carbon.
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Not just social consequence, but there's high emotional quotients, there's all kinds of things.
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This time the migration is the consequence of the cities' success, not their failure.
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But there's a larger, more symbolic, concern about the light consequence Taylor faced, too.
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Maybe that's going to be the consequence of what we do at a minimum.
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"It's a consequence of Facebook's ad system," the company's CEO told The Daily Beast.
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In the poorest places, malaria is both a cause and a consequence of poverty.
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Is my own fatness having some sort of unintended consequence on my child's psyche?
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Bill, meanwhile, has suffered little consequence (although that is changing with the #MeToo movement).
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The immediate consequence of the rebellion in Westminster is that Brexit must be delayed.
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A consequence of snatching images out of the air – the air took something back.
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In that case, the consequence of helping Trump will be to have helped Trump.
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"If the person is not sick, there will not be a consequence," he says.
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Evidently, the fun did not come without consequence, according to her mom, Gemma Williams.
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As a consequence of this, saving increased and real interest rates have steadily fallen.
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"The 45 cancelled flights today are actually a consequence of yesterday's cancellations," he said.
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"The 45 canceled flights today are actually a consequence of yesterday's cancellations," he said.
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That's a consequence of a "culture of intimidation," per a source quoted by Reuters.
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These changes may actually create opportunities for new, low frequency but high consequence failures.
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"The volume lead should be the consequence of having the best offering," Zetsche said.
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However, the UK's involvement with the EU will diminish as a consequence of Brexit.
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Most players can be cut at any time at little consequence to the team.
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"That is the consequence of the majority's uncritical deference to music experts," she wrote.
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Trump's indulgence in this rhetoric is an utterly predictable consequence of his current situation.
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As a consequence, they ended up with livers that were much more badly damaged.
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Exploding batteries can be the consequence of overeager companies pushing technology to the limit.
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Another consequence of climate change: You can expect your plane ticket to cost more.
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Even Yahoo Sports (???) by way of Consequence of Sound got in on the game.
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As a consequence, political faces tend to be stern, frowns fixed and adjectives gloomy.
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Trump's 28500 Court of Appeals appointments will have both immediate and long term consequence.
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For one teenager, that consequence comes with the jarring price tag of $36 million.
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To her relief, he asked only to remove an adolescent poem of no consequence.
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That could be the consequence of the failure of the push for healthcare reform.
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"These catastrophic fires are a disaster of major scope and consequence," the lawmakers wrote.
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If customer service erodes enough, the consequence is also a dip in customer satisfaction.
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He's maintained those standards under extraordinary circumstances on a matter of immense national consequence.
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I just don't see any big consequence to inflation being modestly higher than target.
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Its twisty roads are generally narrow, a consequence of the region's relatively sparse population.
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Paak (with some help from Busta Rhymes and Consequence) just did at the Grammys.
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Investment is not, however, a consequence of savings, but rather the other way around.
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I hope that whoever allowed this to happen, also faces some type of consequence.
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That's the consequence of having people rely on you to get your work done.
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Another consequence of Beijing mishandling domestic debt could be companies defaulting on their loans.
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Perhaps to Trump, these European alliances aren't of great consequence, but they should be.
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We're not that productive and that certainly isn't just a consequence of President Trump.
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No, it is more than that: It is an intrinsic consequence of facing Barcelona.
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More takeovers of the thousands of small firms operating globally could be another consequence.
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One consequence of that confusion: Some officers still fire their Tasers at the chest.
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Increased demand for nickel may spur nickel production and, as a consequence, cobalt product.
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My alcohol use became a direct consequence of my lack of purpose after tour.
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Everything that we're talking about here, this is just a consequence of digital technology.
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Friends and family can see the "real" you without worry about judgement or consequence.
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They live in fear of being judged by those who are of little consequence.
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It's just as likely Khan bypassed a hugely risky fight for one without consequence.
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The consequence of this, for these companies, goes beyond civic duty or public perception.
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The consequence of acid mine drainage polluting the pristine Boundary Waters would be catastrophic.
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We now live with the unintended consequence of years of incremental, piecemeal policy changes.
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As a consequence, a growing number of children have been separated from their parents.
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"The logical consequence of this decision is the resignation of the government," he added.
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N.A. felt like a place where these young men could say anything, without consequence.
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The flow slows and speeds up and even switches direction, but without much consequence.
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And the attendant tabloid headlines are a consequence of Mr. Kraft's fame and wealth.
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The lone runner, training by himself, can slack off and slow with little consequence.
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Decisions of such consequence normally are thoroughly vetted by a president's national security advisers.
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One consequence is that she now runs in the park, usually around 6 a.m.
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Statistically speaking, nothing that happens to us should be of any consequence to you.
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The consequence of his abuse is that he doesn't get you in his life.
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Ehrlichman claimed this was a goal of the drug war, not an unintended consequence.
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Every day I wake up and there's a new threat, there's a new consequence.
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He lost his family as a consequence of the war, not by deliberate extinction.
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We gave up far too much while the Americans gave up nothing of consequence.
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Violence is a normal consequence of this culture that we are fighting every day.
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And the romance with Iceland is the consequence of all this, not the cause.
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Harming low- and middle-income Americans: One consequence of protectionism is rising consumer prices.
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The likely consequence of allowing them to merge is less innovation and higher prices.
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"The working class has no way up, as a consequence of that," he added.
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Apart from the risk of war, Mr. Trump's posturing is having another serious consequence.
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As a consequence, unlike some wood mills, the Äänekoski plant uses no fossil fuels.
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Increased medical error is a real potential consequence of poorly designed AI in medicine.
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Keeping maximum pressure on the Iranian regime is a justifiable consequence of its actions.
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He has led a consequence-free life despite enormously self-destructive behaviors over time.
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This scene is the consequence of New York City's failure to contain its trash.
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We often appear to disagree over matters of consequence, and inconsequence, with equal ferocity.
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And so as a consequence, we sit in this area between healthcare and consumer.
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"This is a consequence and a reflection of greater economic insecurities," Ms. Yellen said.
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And I would call the accident two days ago high consequence but low probability.
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A bill was recently introduced to address this unintended consequence of the Medicare policy.
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One has to do some charming if one wishes to get anything of consequence.
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It lasted only one season, a consequence generally attributed to a plot-coherence deficit.
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But the consequence is that they escalate the other problems [such as addressing diversity].
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As a consequence, advocates in our internal conversations cast their arguments in counterterrorism terms.
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White House spokeswoman Hope Hicks confirmed the meetings, saying nothing of consequence was discussed.
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For those in the U.S., the performance can be viewed through Consequence of Sound.
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What we should not do, however, is to say they were of no consequence.
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I mean, the idea of a government shutdown, it's a consequence of our system.
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The enormity of her finish was of little consequence to the strangers passing by.
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But a barrier that size could have another consequence: putting protected animals at risk.
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The consequence: 187 judicial confirmations, the most of any president since before Ronald Reagan.
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As a consequence, men who have chosen to become women are winning races — easily.
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It's also a consequence of a decline in religious commitment, especially among white millennials.
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"The last time [a state seceded], the consequence was the Union Army," Nicolleti said.
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As a consequence, Bezos' lost more than anyone else on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
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She says stillbirth is a direct consequence of giving birth while infected with herpes.
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Nor, for that matter, did he do all that much of consequence within it.
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As a consequence, some women avoided drinking or eating to save themselves the humiliation.
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Experience shows that the final year in the White House can be of enormous consequence.
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A consequence of AI is that humans are increasingly being kept out of the loop.
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The fraud is a foreseeable consequence of a system that invites the infection of money.
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"I think there has to be a consequence for what he has done," he said.
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As a consequence thousands of migrants are being detained on the Greek border with Macedonia.
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RELATED: The Gorsuch filibuster debate rages in Senate Democrats are experiencing such a consequence now.
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But one unintended consequence of this argument is the potential reduction of global financial stability.
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The company said the 2016 output guidance was cut "as a consequence of biological challenges".
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In the western United States, one obvious consequence of increased drought and heat are wildfires.
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The ascent of such figures as Donald Trump and Nigel Farage is the natural consequence.
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In addition, a great opportunity for serious school reform may be a consequence as well.
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Acquiring ticks is a nasty consequence of doing basically anything outdoors during the warmer months.
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"The policy perspective that was opposed to busing had real consequence," she said on CNN.
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"Monetary policy has political consequence even though central banks are run by technocrats," Portes said.
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One consequence seems to be that they play a part in driving individuals to addiction.
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Two people have died as a direct consequence of the proposed referendum, the report says.
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We all know the deadly consequence of the ultimate decision to launch the next morning.
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The good news here is that avoiding the latter consequence is completely in your control.
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Like, if there were no consequence, they wouldn't do the thing they have to do.
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And the ultimate reward, reaching the treasure, is the consequence of thousands of previous actions.
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It replaced an actor midway through the series and gleefully swapped couple pairings without consequence.
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"The inevitable consequence of this would be a pressure on the budget," he told reporters.
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The bigger consequence would be the election of Mr López Obrador as president next year.
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The consequence is that fewer financial institutions dare to buy bonds issued from private enterprises.
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The potential demographic impact of the loss of autonomy might be its most incendiary consequence.
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As a consequence, the spot price of LNG in Asia has plummeted in recent years.
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Whether a viewer knows this or not is of no consequence to how it's read.
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Kirk suggested that brigading restaurant reviews was a just consequence of refusing a diner service.
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As a consequence of all of this stuff, the Watch Sport is a big watch.
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Josh Callaghan's Chicago Snow (2013) series portrays one such human-scaled consequence with understated humor.
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Perhaps as a consequence of this, inventors who register patents are still almost all men.
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In terms of the immediate consequence, the drop is really going to affect my holiday.
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One unintended consequence of the slow demise of American unions could be worsening income inequality.
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That will have serious human consequence unless the government steps in with an alternative plan.
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For Berkeley, the biggest consequence may be that the decision reshapes the history of CRISPR.
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That has been both cause and consequence of the collapse of the moderate reformist centre.
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The virus is what she calls low-risk, but high-consequence — like rabies, she says.
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So Maduro can say Petro tokens aren't worth anything in a year without any consequence.
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Events in South Africa may be an aberration, rather than a consequence of rapid growth.
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Berkshire has taken a hit of nearly $3bn to its balance-sheet as a consequence.
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That suggests Big Gods are a consequence of big societies, not a cause of them.
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"Prosecuting violations of law does have a consequence, and it does deter behavior," he said.
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His victory, at the third attempt, was a consequence of the failings of his predecessors.
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The consequence, in Mawsynram, is daily rain for a good nine months of the year.
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But higher inflation is largely a consequence of sterling's 10% depreciation following last year's referendum.
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A consequence is that even companies willing to complete surveys are overwhelmed by the task.
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The consequence of the treaty's demise could be a dangerous and expensive new arms race.
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As a consequence, insurers might find the exchanges less attractive and premiums could go up.
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Altogether nine fields would have to shut as a consequence of a strike, it added.
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The British successes in Cameroon are likely to be of indirect consequence to this country.
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But I'm also pretty aware that good grammar is mostly a consequence of good education.
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As a consequence the government still controls over 50 percent of the country's banking sector.
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As a consequence, Title III is making equity crowdfunding riskier than it has to be.
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"Whoever wears niqab or burka in Austria has to deal with the consequence," Kurz said.
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But economists generally assumed that any such negative effects would not be of much consequence.
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"The issue is that she suffered a consequence because she didn't stand," Becnel told CNN.
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The consequence was having to stay home while another dog enjoys a leisurely outdoor walk.
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Screenshot: Twitter (Consequence of Sound)Apparently even Donald Trump is not immune to copyright takedowns.
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The consequence is predictable: Politicians complain that they can't find investors to build essential infrastructure.
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"Roleplaying games are a low consequence environment where you can explore different emotions," she said.
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This twisted logic now looks like an inevitable consequence of the decisions made in 1990.
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An important consequence of the productivity paradox is what it does to prices and wages.
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It resulted in its decompression and, as consequence, the space rocket lost its attitude control.
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What's more, there's a "significant tax consequence" to accepting one of these buyouts, he said.
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A consequence of adding optical zoom to the device is an obvious increase in thickness.
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Twitter is facing the unforeseen consequence of banning a right-wing troll from its platform.
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As a consequence, America is fast becoming a compliance economy instead of a competitive economy.
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As a consequence, advertisers have been dropping from his show The O'Reilly Factor like flies.
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I don't think it's alleged that any fraud happened as a consequence of the intrusions.
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An unintended consequence is that the new Canadian law would drive fares up, Rovinescu added.
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A consequence of this is that it's very hard to "hide" within a social network.
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"That said, low bank profitability is not an inevitable consequence of negative rates," he added.
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It feels like it is exposing her previous avoidance of love and its grim consequence.
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With each newly uncovered Stasi file, more information came to light, sometimes with devastating consequence.
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He fights to do one purely good thing, until consequence catches up and he dies.
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The Russian government had effectively carried out a mini nuclear attack on Britain, without consequence.
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A significant consequence is a layer of silty, sensitive clay that blankets the Ottawa region.
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The consequence, says Dr Stapel-Wax, is that autism has too much time to advance.
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This is a huge ask, and as a consequence, the series initially feels incredibly unfocused.
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Avocado prices have jumped nearly 50 percent over the last week alone as a consequence.
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He acts like the extremely wealthy and privileged man he is, without fear of consequence.
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Or their loved ones linger in jails, sometimes for months—a consequence of nationwide backlogs.
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This is partly a consequence of America's "war on drugs" that began in the 1970s.
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It feels so tidy that she was able to go and come back without consequence.
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It has always been about police murdering innocent black United States citizens free of consequence.
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Both predicaments were a consequence of the macroeconomic policy trilemma, also called the impossible trinity.
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It turns out that the simplicity and convenience of short links has an unintended consequence.
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As a consequence, we experience bitterness more strongly, likely just because it's a dominant flavor.
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Subsequent rounds of naming and shaming came as a consequence of ad-hoc inspection campaigns.
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"To be a woman is to bear the entire consequence of sex," as Flanagan writes.
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As a consequence, the concept of peace and quiet has assumed an italicized personal importance.
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While they have been widely used since WWII, their use has not been without consequence.
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In baseball, bone spurs are a prevalent consequence of the sheer force of repeated throwing.
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One likely consequence for those brands is a sales fall, a profit squeeze, or both.
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"An inevitable consequence of the modernization process is a deep loss of identity," Palazzi said.
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But an unintended consequence of his exuberant snark is that he was no longer himself.
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The consequence was that the investigation of Nixon's role in Watergate was deferred for months.
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"The consequence in three or four years will be a lack of supply," he added.
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The Whistlers say that their daughter's injuries were a "foreseeable consequence" of the parents' behavior.
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The ultimate electoral consequence is as much a matter of perspective as it is math.
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People in their mid-163s to mid-216s were more likely to suffer this consequence.
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It started as a regional confrontation, as a consequence of Saudi intervention regarded as impulsive.
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If people see the authorities flouting the law without consequence, they will not obey it.
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That is partly a consequence of the loss of an outsize personality, Justice Sotomayor said.
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Whether we lived or died as a result seemed to be of no greater consequence.
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And while that's generally a positive development it does have one unintended consequence: overcrowded classrooms.
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"The rewards we are reaping today are the logical consequence of careful preparation," Zetsche said.
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But until that year, the consequence had been as theoretical as the segregation surrounding us.
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Hot and dry conditions in the Northern Hemisphere are a consequence of this unprecedented warming.
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One consequence of all this success is that the Icelandic fan base is growing exponentially.
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Labour shortages were mentioned more than any other potential consequence of a no-deal Brexit.
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The only question of consequence is: Could Donald Trump be the 21st century's Richard Nixon?
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As a consequence, there are no reliable estimates of over-all stinkbug damage to date.
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But in the superheated world of Washington, nothing of political consequence remains confidential for long.
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"One consequence could be that pro-European reforms in Ukraine would be weakened," she added.
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Part of the reason for that is simply structural, a consequence of Britain's majoritarian Parliament.
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He has, as a consequence, improved his one-handed slice, which was evident on Sunday.
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"As a consequence, the presidential election of 26th of October is hereby upheld," he said.
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Most of them were flooded as a consequence of the construction of reservoirs and waterways.
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But an unintended consequence of the 22019st Century Cures Act, which went into effect Jan.
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Oblivion has full voice acting and, as a direct consequence, a lot less to say.
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She described Mr. Cruz's reputation as a natural consequence of having challenged the status quo.
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The potential consequence of Britain leaving the EU is that London could lose this role.
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Moving them to the roads hastily or recklessly could be the consequence of this bill.
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This is a technical, unintended consequence that has broad ramifications for both Democrats and Republicans.
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Well, here's one consequence: Weed has gotten cheaper in Washington since the state legalized it.
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"Fake news, incorrect, and misinformed of no consequence," another Trump attorney, John Dowd, told MSNBC.
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As a consequence of better estimates and improved productivity, team morale and confidence markedly improved.
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One consequence: Possible trouble for an older generation that will rely on them doing better.
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As a consequence, it is not a sculpture that needs to be interacted with imaginatively.
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As a consequence, I've started to question just how different these two emotions really are.
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The consequence is that those everyday investors are kept out of the upside benefits too.
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Much of the Baton Rouge we experience today is a direct consequence of that past.
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Increasing numbers of children have high blood pressure, largely as a consequence of their obesity.
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As a consequence, even the quieter scenes are imbued with a gnawing sense of dread.
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As a consequence, the US has become a nation of political junkies and disciplined voters.
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One consequence of weight loss among the "Biggest Loser" participants was a greatly slowed metabolism.
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But officials said many of the reports are likely a consequence of severed cellphone coverage.
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One long-term consequence was that she developed serious allergies, from her new immune system.
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And so, the children hated her for all these reasons of big and little consequence.
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Call it an unintended consequence, a glitch in an otherwise admirable system, a side effect.
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This damage is a consequence of environmental mismanagement, counterproductive foreign investment and anemic public institutions.
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I think this is a consequence when you choose to operate with complete creative freedom.
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As a consequence of the gay film festival screening environment, the audience was very specified.
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Lauren assumes the marks and burns on her husband's back are the consequence of CrossFit.
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But the things he's done of consequence are the result of fights his side won.
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But one investor told Recode that there was nothing "of consequence" added to this deal.
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None of this is of any real consequence beyond the local authorities and Smollett himself.
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Conversely, Balanchine expressed no confidence that they would, at least on any scale of consequence.
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Mr. Netanyahu's last four governments were both a consequence and a cause of this drift.
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And perhaps as a consequence, few exiled activists command as large an audience as Guo.
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"I think there has to be a consequence for what he has done," Holder said.
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They make us laugh and, hopefully, consider what it really means to be of consequence.
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That censorship of speech was the natural consequence of requiring older facts to be forgotten.
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And partly, it is natural, unavoidable, a consequence of the shifting nature of the competition.
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The consequence of printing this story is certain; Rosenstein will be fired to stop Mueller.
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"As a consequence of the charges, the investigation may now go on," Ms. Nilssen said.
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The awful consequence of these policies is that the bill may now be coming due.
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Experts say a rise in methane emissions is an inevitable consequence of Mr. Trump's rollbacks.
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Into this consequence-free environment stepped gangsters with a new tool: the Thompson submachine gun.
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When was the last time you faced a serious consequence for not doing Your Thing?
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One, maybe the whole thing was a consequence of Trump's racist and self-interested instincts.
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" Mr. Molea called what's happening "a different form of colonialism that's a consequence of democracy.
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"The consequence is, in all likelihood, a few extra scraped knees," Chief Justice Roberts wrote.
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It is not something that anyone had predicted would be a consequence of climate change.
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The focus on this issue is a consequence of the continued prominence of activist investing.
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Mostly you may simply avert your eyes, keep your mouth shut and suffer no consequence.
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One consequence of this is that more and more young adults live with their parents.
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It is the pinnacle of affluent chaos without major consequence, and it is perfect television.
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The White House is indeed projecting faster economic growth as a consequence of tax cuts.
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As a consequence, it would be unable to support decentralisation reform in its current form.
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"We have, but Iran is more diplomatically isolated as a consequence of it," Hook said.
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The shooting incident was a natural consequence; the brouhaha that preceded it, a teachable moment.
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Those decisions will be a natural consequence of the Fortress America policies now in place.
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Another consequence of Assad's political survival is the notion that revolution invites predation from abroad.
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"The death of Ms. Hines was not an intended consequence of his acts," she said.
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S. border, which they say was an unintended consequence of swerving to avoid an animal.
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They get a consequence-free taste of the badassery from the safety of their couch.
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As a consequence, when that pole star suddenly winked out, we didn't consider changing course.
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This process is not random but the consequence of historical patterns of exclusion and racism.
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And the consequence of those retweets, litanies, and articles is to spread the pollution further.
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As a consequence, though, there's a loss of empathy, and beliefs become simplified and rigid.
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An unanticipated consequence of Citizens United, but one that would have pleased my friend Jim.
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Fielding rape and death threats shouldn't be the consequence of critiquing Starlink's impact on astronomy.
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The consequence is the exacerbation of a problem this government claims it wants to address.
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And that's the people feel that I don't think it's actually a consequence of globalization.
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They move on from one beautiful young woman to the next MOST times without consequence.
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This increase in drought frequency and severity is an expected consequence of a warming planet.
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I believe the current wave of industry consolidation is a consequence of several possible factors.
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"As a consequence food can be kept much longer," Gentilini told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"Every time you kick the can down the road, there's an unintended consequence," Hogan said.
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They have criticized the response as not leading to much action of consequence so far.
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Growing political divisions were, in part, the predictable consequence of how we chose to live.
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When an investment bank trips up in spectacular fashion, human misfortune is often a consequence.
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