Tehran must expect consequences for its ongoing crimes, fear consequences for future crimes and face consequences for crimes gone unpunished.
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They say elections have consequences and these are those consequences.
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There are consequences, what do you mean there are no consequences?
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Even the wonderful stuff has its unforeseen consequences, its dark consequences.
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I think words have consequences, and I think actions have consequences.
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And since ideas have consequences, our words can have grave consequences.
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There's the positive consequences of everything that's happening and there's the negative consequences.
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The backlashes had profound political consequences, but also consequences for health policy itself.
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This attitude has consequences, or rather prevents consequences for people who deserve them.
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The long-term consequences of impeachment are unknowable; long-term consequences always are.
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Practical consequences, we've been talking about, you and I, but psychological consequences, too.
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Just as elections have consequences, elections are consequences — in the case of the 2018 midterms, the consequences of tireless organizing, marching, phone-banking, donating, amplifying, and running.
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The internet is full of consequences now because real life is full of consequences.
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Lowe's did not say whether he would face any consequences consequences for the comments.
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The consequences of that failure would have not only domestic but also major global consequences.
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Kaler: There would be economic and demographic consequences, but there'd also be huge psychological consequences.
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So when bad faith does run into consequences, those consequences tend to be self-inflicted.
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There are real consequences to social media hosting radically indecent speech, and those consequences are looming.
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They don't study what is good or gained, the consequences of Brexit, again, speaking of consequences.
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Did the Wall Street gambling firms suffer any of these consequences — consequences that they themselves caused?
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First, it confuses the economic consequences of our policies with the economic consequences of the virus.
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She has told him there may be consequences, but hasn't yet said what the consequences are.
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The consequences will extend long past my nomination, the consequences will be with us for decades.
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All writing has consequences, just as I was persecuted for the consequences of that short story.
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Aside from the physical consequences, what are the psychological consequences of women being constantly doubted and questioned?
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There are also negative consequences, adverse consequences, of maintaining rates at very low level for so long.
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There are consequences for the conditions these characters are put through, and those consequences are taken seriously.
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The consequences of a downgrade could well be much more severe than the consequences of a shutdown.
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Politics is important because elections have consequences and policies have consequences and bad policies can be devastating.
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Ignorance is not bliss, but bondage to negative consequences without understanding the source and reason for those consequences.
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Huge consequences This battle within the GOP establishment lane, narrowed as it apparently is, will have huge consequences.
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The consequences of the Chairman Wheeler's proposal to eliminate broadcast exclusivity rules would have negative consequences for Latinos.
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I just lucked out that they were talking about different points of view about whether the town should expand or not, and the consequences — the economic consequences, the social consequences, of adding more residents.
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"Protesters, they realize there are no consequences to protesting anymore," he said, suggesting maybe there should be some consequences.
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There are consequences for every action you make Miss Bank$, and there will be consequences for your unimaginable threats.
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There are consequences for all of these actions, but those consequences are rarely felt by those pulling the strings.
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Often these consequences are difficult to detect, since they are not jarring in appearance or in their immediate consequences.
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Here are the statistical consequences, which translate into very real health consequences for patients who aren't taking their medicine.
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Just like elections have consequences, it's likely this vitriolic confirmation process will have negative consequences for Democrats in November.
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" Camila Cabello has 'Consequences' Former Fifth Harmony singer Camila Cabello brought in an orchestra to perform her single "Consequences.
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"There's no doubt that there are and will continue to be unintended consequences, and the further we move away from something conventional into unconventional, the ratio of unintended consequences to intended consequences will rise," Weisman said.
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"I do know there are consequences from freedom of speech; we will have to live with those consequences," Silver said.
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Giuliani warned of serious consequences The House committee chairmen warned Giuliani that a refusal to comply would trigger serious consequences.
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We have free speech but that speech has consequences and trans folks are experiencing the negative consequences with our lives.
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New findings suggest fluoride could unintended consequences in the brainBut the researchers' findings suggest fluoridated water may have unintended consequences.
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"The consequences of ignoring your feelings can lead to building up stress and tension, resulting in serious consequences over time."
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The macroeconomic consequences of a tariff should therefore be seen as comparable to the macroeconomic consequences of any tax increase.
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They've never had to think about the consequences of bad choices, because there have been almost no consequences of failure.
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According to the grown-ups who doled out harsh consequences, it was all these harsh consequences that made me an alcoholic.
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You can be as reluctant as you want, but if you make decisions with consequences you have to own those consequences.
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"No student should be defrauded, and if fraud is involved, there are consequences, and there will be consequences," Ms. DeVos replied.
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The consequences for Republicans should this legislation pass into law could be severe; the consequences for America's horses would be devastating.
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"Senator, no student should be defrauded, and if fraud is involved, there are consequences and there will be consequences," DeVos responded.
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The men they accused would, in some cases, face consequences — even if those consequences were professional and social rather than legal.
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But if the legal consequences Gibson faced for his treatment of Grigorieva were minimal, the consequences in Hollywood were slightly splashier.
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These methods often had disastrous consequences for the women involved — consequences that we saw firsthand when they were brought into the hospital.
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"This foolhardy approach has significant consequences for taxpayer rights and trust in the IRS and creates downstream consequences for compliance," she wrote.
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"Maybe there's just that fear of the consequences and that would be a reality for them, that there are consequences," Dragovich said.
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It has been widely noted that conservatives lack the empathy to consider the consequences of their decisions until those consequences hit home.
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Students are determined to close universities, whatever the consequences; in many cases, administrators are determined to keep them open, whatever the consequences.
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LG: We talk about this idea of negative consequences, because addiction is when we continue to seek out something despite negative consequences.
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"We're looking at a range of issues that are the economic consequences, as opposed to the direct health consequences" of the epidemic.
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The youth Gregory represents are contending with the well-predicted consequences of a warming planet — consequences that are expected to grow worse.
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Yes, that means the unintended consequences module in next-gen AI systems could be the very thing that creates potent unintended consequences.
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"I do know there are consequences from freedom of speech; we will have to live with those consequences," Silver told reporters in Tokyo.
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"We raise our strong concerns about broader consequences of recognizing illegal annexation and also about the broader regional consequences," they said on Tuesday.
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Unintended consequences But the long-term effects of the decision, for the U.N. and Saudi Arabia, will likely come with other, unintended consequences.
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That's totally rational; the social consequences for her will be no joke, whereas he will probably face no consequences at all, because patriarchy.
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This story is about the ignorance of power and the consequences of that, as well as the understanding of power and its consequences.
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We want every choice the player makes to have far reaching consequences, and for these consequences to be broadcast or foreshadowed to them.
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Slippery slopes and consequences Until recently, all of those accused, no matter the severity of their offenses, faced the same consequences: generally none.
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First of all, the full consequences of this haven't played out yet, whereas the consequences of the Iraq War were immediate and tragic.
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"These decisions have very long-term consequences — enormous consequences for congestion, for infrastructure, various businesses," said Abul Rizvi, a former senior immigration official.
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"Maybe there's just that fear of the consequences -- and that would be a reality check for them, that there are consequences," he said.
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" 'Swift consequences' Later, he warned that "the criminal liability and immigration consequences of crewing Iranian tankers are real and not worth the risk.
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CONSEQUENCES FOR FAA Q: What are the consequences for the FAA, which has until now highlighted the benefits of a collaborative approach to oversight?
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There were rarely any consequences for posting the intimate details of our lives; the only consequences came from not participating in the online conversation.
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Building of any sort has environmental consequences, and big building can have big consequences, making environmental objections a central factor in delaying federal projects.
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Tariffs are like a long train of boxcars; each one is filled with unintended consequences that can knock into the next with devastating consequences.
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There have to be consequences for lying in politics, and the first place those consequences are found is, of course, at the ballot box.
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Rodney king beaten nearly to death without consequences, shot and killed in New York by police without consequences, nearly bled to death in New York.
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One commentor pointed out that many of the men accused were subjected to far lighter consequences for their actions, if they face consequences at all.
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But the notoriously liberal global arts community may be more responsive to such consequences, and Collins's research shows that those consequences can be as great.
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Don't sit down and be quiet, even if not doing so holds consequences, because the consequences of not fighting against this are far, far worse.
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"You're going to see not only economic consequences from that, you are going to see a lot of public health consequences from that," he continued.
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"Science is not just pointing at the environmental consequences of climate change, but also human health consequences" that affect both the poor and the wealthy.
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Consequences for business The path taken by the United Kingdom will have major consequences for companies that have already endured nearly four years of uncertainty.
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But the consequences of years of misstatements and lies from the President's mouth and Twitter feed inevitably have consequences for the most anodyne of policies.
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There are consequences for doing it in a way that causes problems for your employer, and I think in this case the consequences were appropriate.
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Students are taught that abstinence is the only surefire way to avoid physical consequences like unintended pregnancies or STIs, but also psychological and social consequences, too.
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And getting that balance right between the intended consequences of a seller and the responsibility for the unintended consequences of a user, that is bigtime important.
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The framing—in terms of the adverse economic consequences of our policies versus the adverse health consequences of our policies—is dead wrong in two respects.
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The speed limit, if you will, of the economy has slowed... that has consequences, could have consequences for monetary policy, depending on the evolution of demand.
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Moral Hazard: In the diplomatic version of helicopter parenting, the US protects its client states from suffering the full consequences of their behavior by bailing them out of trouble, incurring the costs and adverse consequences rather than making their putative ally bear the consequences of their actions.
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Lenman's point is that if morality is really about maximizing good consequences, then it's a problem that the immediate consequences of an action like killing an innocent villager can be swamped by the consequences thousands of years in the future, which no one could ever reasonably foresee.
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Although each of the men I spoke with acknowledged that they and other perpetrators should face consequences for coercion, they weren't sure what those consequences should be.
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"What you're seeing is this insane disconnect between the [criminal] consequences of certain crimes and convictions, and the immigration consequences for [those same crimes]," Paulos told VICE.
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The health insurer tax is going to come back in 2018, so we forecast the consequences of that, and we forecast the consequences of having more membership.
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"If he gets it wrong, it will have consequences for him but it will also have consequences for the rest of the Republican Party," Meadows told Politico.
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We have to think how do we get 003 votes, and how do we get 200 votes on top of understanding the intended consequences, the unintended consequences.
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And if Eve and Villanelle's relationship continues to be the only part of this show where consequences matter, then the consequences will be blood-soaked and exciting.
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And so "Nailed," the penultimate episode of Better Call Saul's second season, is all about consequences: the consequences Jimmy must face for singlehandedly sabotaging HHM's standing with Mesa Verde; the consequences Kim must face for getting into both business and bed with a man who has a distaste for rules and normal codes of conduct; the consequences Mike must face for exacting revenge on a brutally violent criminal; and the consequences Chuck must face for putting his well-being in harm's way while trying to cripple his brother's career.
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My gut tells me that the leadership is going to have to see the consequences of not playing hardball, and those consequences are going to be really dire.
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THE one thing we know for certain about the longer-term consequences of last month's Brexit vote is that we don't know what all those consequences will be.
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Just as the special counsel regulations yielded unintended consequences on Thursday, I think the political power play by Barr may just yield some unintended consequences of its own.
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Up until now, lawmakers believed that the political consequences of standing up to the gun lobby are greater than the political consequences of hiding behind the gun lobby.
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"Any country that allows its territory to be used for aggression against Israel will face the consequences, and I repeat: the country will face the consequences," he said.
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Both Lara Jean and Sierra learn the consequences of privileging their own fantasies above the truth—not direct consequences, mind you, like losing their romantic prospects for good.
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"I wanted to talk about how you can survive your own consequences, because I think there's a generalization in classical literature that women's consequences cannot be survived," Gilbert says.
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"How much more destruction is needed to show that the way we treat our planet is having serious consequences and sadly will have even more serious consequences?" he asked.
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If we fail to shine a light on those consequences, if we make it ever harder for those who suffer the consequences to get help, then we are complicit.
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"Few healthcare leaders are highly informed about environmental dimensions of healthcare delivery – about the economic consequences, the health consequences or the moral aspects," he told Reuters Health by email.
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"They have indeed imposed it in Europe, with consequences that I'm sure will be just as unhappy as the consequences of zero rates are now being shown to be."
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Unintended consequences But Dr. Steven Stanos, president of the American Academy of Pain Medicine, said that focusing on the dosage itself could have some unintended consequences for patient treatment.
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The law of unintended consequences often applies to economics, but may be more broadly defined as the actions of people or government, that result in consequences that are unforeseen.
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Elections have consequences, and this is what those consequences might look like if a President Clinton or a President Trump got Congress to reshape the tax code their way.
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They fear professional consequences Numerous Weinstein accusers said they had long stayed quiet for fear of the consequences of challenging a man who held their career in his hands.
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Do not let that be your outlet, because this stuff lives on forever and there will be consequences for you and there will be consequences for all of us.
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"Unfortunately, in life, there's consequences for your actions, and when you show bad judgment, particularly after something has been communicated very clearly what the expectations are, there are consequences."
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The unfortunate human consequences of Mr. Trump's punitive policies tend to obscure the economic consequences of keeping people out and deporting those already here, but these effects are real.
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Our current immigration debates derive not from historic enforcement of federal law, but from its lack of enforcement; not from consequences for violations, but from the absence of consequences.
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"As there is no European mechanism to guarantee deposits, the decisions by the European resolution authority have national consequences and national authorities have to deal with the consequences," Costa said.
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"And all of this has been achieved in Europe without significant unintended negative consequences," states Dr. Wodak who is a specialist at creating health policies without 'significant unintended negative consequences'.
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"When you tweet something like that out there you don't know what the consequences are going to be, and the consequences could be lives," Panetta said while appearing alongside Pompeo.
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Yet even though the consequences of bringing American troops home after the defeat of the Islamic State in Syria are uncertain, far more dangerous are the consequences of remaining indefinitely.
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This is a case where the consequences (and possibility) of overspending are basically negligible, while the consequences of underspending could push the entire global economy into a longer, deeper recession.
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And blindly-accepted misinformation flooding social media became a global problem, with often-deadly consequences: One of the deadliest consequences of misinformation occurred in India, in the summer of 2018.
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At the same time, there are real consequences to not providing the resources to fix your planes and ships, and we saw some of those consequences in the past year.
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Supporters of collateral consequences say ex-criminals are simply suffering the consequences of their actions and shouldn't be able to use taxpayer resources like welfare, public housing, or Pell Grants.
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His concern over the "consequences of the international community underfunding the humanitarian health response in Syria" illustrate the disastrous consequences of the Trump administration's proposed budget cuts for civilians in Syria.
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While the number of applications denied is small, the consequences are huge: There's potential for both civil-administration and criminal consequences for green card marriages; the non-citizen gets automatically deported.
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He's likened the GOP's support for Trump to a "cancerous growth," and has also said that the lack of consequences for Trump when he lies will have "harmful consequences" on Washington.
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In turn, there could be unforeseen consequences from such a draw, which FHFA as conservator is focused on avoiding since the consequences for the U.S. mortgage market could be so severe.
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And those consequences are the human faces of small business owners and employees working and struggling simply to survive the hysteria induced by exaggerated reports of dire consequences from a pandemic.
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The consequences of lost timber jobs in Oregon and disappearing coal jobs in Kentucky are not so different from the consequences of erased factory jobs in North Carolina, Maine or Michigan.
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Words still occasionally have consequences — even on Fox News.
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But as a hoax, it had legs ... and consequences.
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The serious consequences of defaulting on your student loans .
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" "I don't think the market fully realizes the consequences.
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We cannot be in denial — we've suffered the consequences.
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" She later added on Twitter: "Zero tolerance means consequences.
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So he does what he wants — with dire consequences.
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Do the sum of these developments / consequences make sense?
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His pleas are repeatedly ignored ... with relatively few consequences.
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But panic — manufactured or otherwise — always brings negative consequences.
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Free means free — which may have sad consequences here.
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His words -- much less his actions -- have sweeping consequences.
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Entire communities absorbed the consequences — mass joblessness, bankruptcies, depression.
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Unfortunately, they're worded poorly – leading to dangerous unintended consequences.
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Dangerous for him — in terms of the legal consequences.
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I understand that there will be more consequences stemming from my actions, but as demonstrated this morning with the entry of the plea, I've taken the first step to face those consequences.
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Trump's ban on refugees is already having global consequences Trump's ban on refugees is already having global consequences Updated on January 703 to reflect the latest information on Donald Trump's executive order.
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It's an interesting question of what we do, and there are consequences to that, and we should all accept the consequences of what we do, but at the same time, it's difficult.
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"We have suffered the consequences of his actions over the years and it's time for him to suffer the consequences of his own actions," Cosby accuser Victoria Valentino told ThinkProgress on Monday.
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This means that, when he now talks of the grim economic consequences of Brexit, he has no answer to why he was willing to countenance such consequences just a few months ago.
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Hyper-local attacks, wide-ranging consequences Just because a cyberattack is focused on one city — or even smaller, one sector of infrastructure within a city — does not mean the consequences are minor.
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When one focuses attention solely on the consequences of a problem rather than addressing the problem itself, it's inevitable that the problem will persist and those consequences and new ones will reappear.
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But the study showed, he said, that "there are always going to be unintended consequences of management decisions, and we do not know most of the time what those unintended consequences are."
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Mascots can have damaging consequences Research has shown that the use of Native American mascots, symbols and images can have negative consequences not only for Native American students, but for all students.
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This is especially true for young people who haven't lived long enough to really grasp the full extent of consequences that can come from this behavior — consequences ranging from bad to grave.
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"When executives repeatedly lie about how they use personal information, which hurts Americans, they ought to face real consequences, and one of those consequences should be the option of prescribing jail time."
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The closest we got to an actual foreign policy was Sanders declaring that he is against regime change, war, and unintended consequences: As president I will look very carefully about unintended consequences.
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"What this decision says is, in evaluating the environmental consequences of the lease, an agency has to look not just at the consequences of the impacts immediately surrounding the lease but also the consequences down the road of burning the fuel once it's extracted," said Richard L. Revesz, an expert on environmental law at New York University.
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"The kind of positions he is stating and the consequences of those positions and even the consequences of his statements are potentially dangerous," Clinton said in an exclusive interview with CNN's Chris Cuomo.
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Although Ailes faces consequences for the allegations leveled against him, the consequences for Gretchen Carlson in the court of public opinion, and potentially in the news industry, unfortunately may linger for some time.
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That would have big consequences for those who have stuff to sell and who still view television ads as the best way to do it — and equally big consequences for traditional television's gatekeepers.
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Unfortunately, officials from the FDIC and DOJ failed to consider the unintended consequences of the program on consumers and the resulting damage to their own reputations for the consequences of overstepping their mandates.
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The Chilcot Report provides a public service by reminding us that there will always be "unintended consequences," and that those consequences may prove considerably greater than the policy problem everyone had originally addressed.
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What would it be like to live in a world, or to work in an industry, where the social consequences of hurting a woman weighed heavier than the social consequences of being one?
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" Lead defense attorney Joe Whitley said in a statement: "Reality recognizes that actions have consequences, and that she has learned from her mistake and is prepared to accept the consequences of her actions.
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Perhaps they would, consequences to their personal brands be damned.
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But the different approaches have practical consequences for people, too.
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The dangers are real and the consequences are too important.
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It's the first we've seen of serious consequences with Rudy.
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The consequences of failure are profound, if hard to measure.
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Serena and June face another set of consequences at home.
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But the rapid physical changes comes with serious health consequences.
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Now that ice is melting faster, with sometimes deadly consequences.
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And our unmatched levels of gun ownership have deadly consequences.
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Mengele's sadistic methods gained infamy, and often had horrific consequences.
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It may be loose talk on Twitter but has consequences.
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What we start considering is the structural consequences of Brexit.
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It's a political and legal mess with real human consequences.
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There are very serious consequences to what could happen there.
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The potential consequences: Legally, it all depends on the findings.
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Who suffers the consequences, and who lives with the responsibility?
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Will the girls finally face legal consequences for their crimes?
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Even legitimate efforts to cut production could have adverse consequences.
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The likelihood is small but the consequences would be large.
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Hatred of taxes by the wealthy has had real consequences.
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Freedom of speech without consequences only exists against the government.
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Or even to know the likely consequences for every action.
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Government enforcement isn't timid here — it's aggressive, consequences be damned.
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Not having the ERA has real consequences for real women.
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But six locals said the consequences became clear on Jan.
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And what sort of unintended consequences are you worried about?
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A prolonged fight in the west would have worse consequences.
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They both married handsome young Scottish earls — to disastrous consequences.
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There will be kinks to work out, and unintended consequences.
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"In the end, there could be dangerous consequences," he said.
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This looks unlikely, but the policy consequences would be enormous.
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There are also wider cultural consequences, according to Dr. Nassab.
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I believe there are much larger consequences in the future.
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The repercussions: If true, Uber's tactics could have legal consequences.
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But remaining beyond that time limit can carry serious consequences.
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There will be consequences, but we need to be prudent.
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We were free from it, because others feared the consequences.
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But it is not difficult to think of worse consequences.
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The consequences of that decision are both predictable and toxic.
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Whatever these larger consequences, Mr Musk achieved a minor feat.
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Many towns are facing public health consequences of fossil fuels.
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Game developers who knowingly exploit children should face legal consequences.
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Using official whistleblower channels, however, can result in disastrous consequences.
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Even after that, there may be few immediate practical consequences.
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The consequences of these policies are evident everywhere you look.
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And the other thing is, we're not clear about consequences.
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Asia has engaged in a demographic experiment with disastrous consequences.
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The consequences for failing in that role could be deadly.
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Ackermann once asked her what she thought about its consequences.
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There are real world consequences to state success or failure.
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But there are big consequences to his actions these days.
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Where inmates are housed has serious consequences, LGBT advocates say.
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I did not think about the details or the consequences.
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"There are real, drastic consequences for our students," said Wilcox.
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Words are important, and accusations can lead to severe consequences.
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But the three students involved received "significant consequences," Mall wrote.
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When shareholders lose money, that almost never has systemic consequences.
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You have to protect the Constitution, whatever the political consequences.
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We're seeing the real, specific consequences of our warming planet.
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Be sure to discuss the consequences if rules are broken.
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He's ready to deal with the consequences of his resignation.
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The Chinese have already provoked one incident -- with lethal consequences.
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Below are key points about the deadlock and its consequences.
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"Specific actions will have specific consequences," he said, without elaborating.
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Regardless of the consequences, it's what has to be done.
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Throwing food away, and letting it rot, has global consequences.
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But you know, the Catholic Church isn't great about consequences.
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But will Bryce actually face consequences for his despicable behavior?
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The devastating consequences of these practices are gaining national attention.
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Building paranoia is replaced by crystal clear threats and consequences.
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It's worth thinking through the consequences of what that means.
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But it's the first time he's suffered any actual consequences.
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Or pay the consequences of a fine piece of lead!!!
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And the problem here is that the consequences are immeasurable.
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The consequences of this decision will no doubt be heartbreaking.
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The Economist: So what are the consequences of this arrangement?
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What Are Some Consequences Of Defaulting On A Student Loan?
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What will the consequences of even lower union membership be?
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" He continued, "The consequences will extend long past my nomination.
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Let us decide what your consequences should or shouldn't be.
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"We need to start thinking about unintended consequences," says Baggio.
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Watch the video to find out who's facing serious consequences.
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The consequences for our collective futures should not be underestimated.
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A strike would have big consequences for the entertainment industry.
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Complications commonly seen in premature babies can have lifelong consequences.
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Some of its consequences, like hay fever, are merely annoying.
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But it's a big endeavor that could have big consequences.
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America could also hone existing sanctions, which have unintended consequences.
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Failing to intervene in (for example) Rwanda had consequences too.
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The consequences of this kind of thinking can be dangerous.
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These may reflect accumulated knowledge about some choices' unintended consequences.
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INGRAHAM: Heaven forbid you actually have consequences for illegal activity.
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I've had to live with the consequences every day since.
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America's ability to save for retirement shouldn't suffer the consequences.
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The ramifications go beyond the potentially dire consequences for romance.
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In fact, in 22019, progress stalled, sometimes with deadly consequences.
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This doesn't mean that using the fertilizers doesn't have consequences.
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That was called termination shock, and the consequences were unspeakable.
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"Some people, like me, know that he understands the consequences."
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The consequences of a prolonged brain drain could be dire.
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Like many, he fears the economic consequences of a split.
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Two, the legal consequences of the breach are becoming apparent.
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They are among the first to suffer its unintended consequences.
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They are big changes with enormous consequences for U.S. citizens.
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That cavalier attitude and lack of oversight have real consequences.
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There are three main concerns about the BRI's financial consequences.
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But blocking basic research like this often has unintended consequences.
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Better, perhaps, to simply raise prices and take the consequences.
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If they don't, the consequences could be dire, experts warn.
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Shining a light on bad behaviour may have unintended consequences.
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Elizabeth Warren -- and she seems to be promising dire consequences.
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Will Ben ever face consequences for his murderous, drunken actions?
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It also encourages that there be consequences for sexual abuse.
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AND IT'S THE AMERICAN PUBLIC THAT HAS SUFFERED THE CONSEQUENCES.
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We've seen economic, financial and political consequences of reckless policies.
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The discovery has consequences for future missions to the Moon.
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Many people are clearly confused that the vote has consequences.
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Below are key elements of the controversy and its consequences.
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Hopefully, those consequences help out mommy and her witch friends.
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However, Schreiber warned that consolidation may have some negative consequences.
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Nonetheless, the indictment is expected to have significant political consequences.
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For other medics the consequences could have been more severe.
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Forced adherence to liberal values can have dangerously illiberal consequences.
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What are the consequences of all of us becoming skimmers?
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In theory, there could be concrete consequences to naked partisanship.
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Would she face consequences in the long run for trying?
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Like most emerging technology, there's a chance of fraught consequences.
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There are awful consequences, but she is continually stepping up.
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One of these consequences is a complete overload of content.
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There's definitely some consequences to what the Legends are attempting.
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Either would have seismic consequences for the Trump administration's future.
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What would be the consequences if no action were taken?
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But this scenario really could have consequences for House Republicans.
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That pattern, Narvekar wrote, had negative consequences for the portfolio.
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But Uber has dodged heavy consequences, at least for now.
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Unfortunately, some of these seem to have unintended negative consequences.
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Mobility ultimately has a lot of consequences for real estate.
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This worldview has important consequences when it comes to politics.
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The accused have been confronted with a range of consequences.
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At times, the punishingly long hours can have tragic consequences.
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In all instances, adversaries have cautioned against the unintended consequences.
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Every iota of warming leads to even more catastrophic consequences.
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LoEshé was killed and he had to face the consequences.
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Repatriating foreign earnings would have tax consequences in many instances.
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In her novel, Circe's deceptively soft voice produces grave consequences.
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Initially, the consequences for the ozone layer caused most concern.
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Elections have consequences, and the spoils go to the victor.
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And that might have social as well as nutritional consequences.
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I agree with you about the lack of consequences, though.
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The consequences of 2015 will be disastrous for long years.
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What unintended consequences might spring from that linkage being made?
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It would roil Asia and China, perhaps with unintended consequences.
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These strong feelings can have consequences, such as self doubt.
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This has consequences, in both political and substantive policy terms.
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Some never get it, and the consequences are invariably tragic.
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But now we see the consequences of this class blindness.
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The consequences of continuing down the present course are dire.
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These predators thrive when crime is not met with consequences.
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There's going to be real consequences for violating our law.
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Ignoring what we do not know could have unexpected consequences.
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I think you should tell people what the consequences are.
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However, some experts worry the findings could have unintended consequences.
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"Amnesty is the forgiveness of wrongdoing without consequences," Rubio said.
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But this approach carries with it potentially dangerous unintended consequences.
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There are some very simple policy consequences of this position.
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You're giving people information of the consequences of their actions.
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The total health consequences may not be known for years.
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All this suffocated human potential will have consequences, Baca says.
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Or is this an escalation of the consequences of misdeeds?
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"I know that with this, I face consequences," Sharapova said.
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On both counts, Iran walked free without suffering any consequences.
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Each could have radically different consequences for the currency's outlook.
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But Brandon is hoping he will face more serious consequences.
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If the experiment works, the policy consequences could be immense.
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"Collateral consequences may eclipse benefit in this case," he said.
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However, the collateral consequences may do more harm than good.
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If they pay less in taxes, it has two consequences.
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Experts have pointed out it may have large unintended consequences.
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The pollsters dug into more specific consequences of repeal, too.
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But many are cautious about the unforeseen consequences of this.
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This potential conflict of interest could result in unintended consequences.
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Stroud says that for her son, the consequences were devastating.
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There likely will be negative physical, psychological and relational consequences.
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Their disappearance would have fatal consequences for already vulnerable populations.
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Amusing as these dodges may be, the consequences are not.
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It would be comical were the consequences not so horrifying.
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Their darkness is unexceptional, even if the consequences are not.
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But not everyone believes the measures will have severe consequences.
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Tenant relations soon break down with brutal and bloody consequences.
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That being said, repeated upheaval is not always without consequences.
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Imagine the consequences of having access to the information above.
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The consequences of Trump's management style are hard to predict.
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Death In Vegas - Consequences Of Love (Chris & Cosey Remix)15.
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Bids to then impose secularism by fiat had unintended consequences.
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EVEN for superpowers, the use of force has unintended consequences.
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This has real consequences for US citizens in the world.
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Every choice about dispatch can have life or death consequences.
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The consequences of that approach play out as we speak.
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His public persona boosted his evangelism, sometimes with detrimental consequences.
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These consequences can affect even the lives of young Americans.
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But those consequences have not come to fruition, they said.
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But it had widespread consequences at all levels of society.
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But the consequences for Holt's dithering will nevertheless be real.
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If it were, the consequences could be dramatic and immediate.
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"We're still debating what the consequences will be," Weissmann said.
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Consequences would again be crucial when considering the nuclear option.
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If I confront the person, then what are the consequences?
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And it has resulted in a series of radiating consequences.
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This fuels migration and civil unrest, with brutal economic consequences.
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Critics say that raising the minimum wage has unintended consequences.
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Authorities said she feared the consequences of seeking medical help.
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Those tempted to mend the market should beware unintended consequences.
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Because Annie knows that when she doesn't, there are consequences.
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Big Oil continually downplays the consequences of seismic airgun blasting.
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Eventually, unchecked climate change could have consequences for civilization itself.
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But this is not a script; it has real consequences.
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Even the consequences of deregulation disproportionately affect people of color.
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And the animals in the Gulf have faced severe consequences.
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This sort of divisiveness has terrible consequences for us all.
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We understand the consequences from the league for his actions.
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They know all the potential negative consequences that can result.
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Even now, defamation law hasn't shielded Jones from all consequences.
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Lack of sleep can have dire consequences for your health.
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Unfortunately, the U.S. service members pay the consequences for that.
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The Kremlin has warned of unspecified consequences if it did.
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The unintended consequences of selective tax policies can be enormous.
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The lack of electricity and fuel have yielded dire consequences.
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They were really worried about the consequences of the story.
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A weaker German economy would have political consequences for Europe.
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The law of unintended consequences also applies to any reform.
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The difference between dog and baby, though, is potential consequences.
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The consequences of this norm extend beyond pay disparity, though.
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If convicted, he will face the consequences society has set.
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"It means that abusers are going without consequences," Bronson said.
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There are real consequences to sitting on the sidelines here.
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"Those kinds of comments, I think, have consequences," Priebus said.
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American criticism devoid of consequences can no longer be justified.
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Brands that don't heed that warning can face serious consequences.
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The message is "Keep your mouth shut or face consequences".
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When governments do respond, the unintended consequences can be grave.
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She researches the collateral consequences of arrests, particularly for protesters.
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People, in general, are bad at thinking about these consequences.
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In addition to Popeyes, Still, the hype has its consequences.
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If we don't act soon, there could be dire consequences.
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If the target is powerful, the consequences could be disastrous.
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These are real consequences faced by real people every day.
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And the consequences are damaging to generations of our children.
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OTA prepared reports exploring the potential consequences of policy options.
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This pernicious result is the economists' law of unintended consequences.
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For diplomats in the field, the consequences were clearly evident.
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It did not elaborate on what those consequences might be.
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Some people in the wide Trump orbit predicted serious consequences.
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"It is a real illness with real consequences," he said.
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Members presumably would suffer the adverse consequences of a strike.
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Particularly since the consequences of those risks are so staggering.
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There are many examples, and some have more serious consequences.
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Our political prospects are grim, and the consequences are dire.
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But she also hasn't grown up or thought about consequences.
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It's time for Brunei and its ruler to face consequences.
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A U.S. withdrawal, he said, would likely have disastrous consequences.
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Clinton understood the consequences if she didn't win the presidency.
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It represented a mental error with potentially serious political consequences.
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Yet the consequences of official denial may still be grave.
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"Elections really do have consequences," Sessions said with a smile.
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Sleep deprivation leads to significant and serious consequences in adults.
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Even small dosages of pesticides like chlorpyrifos have unintended consequences.
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Impeachment advocates dismiss censure because it carries no legal consequences.
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And the consequences of that, we are living through today.
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However, staying in jail can have negative consequences as well.
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Several of them said that the financial consequences were devastating.
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That will have dire consequences for Social Security and Medicare.
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Both can lead to costly legal consequences down the road.
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I am embarrassed about the consequences of what I did.
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In fact, it could have unintended consequences harmful to consumers.
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Instead, they spoke ominously about the consequences of a defeat.
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Failure to learn from the past has disastrous political consequences.
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But there are many ways to minimize its deadly consequences.
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Feeling poor, meanwhile, has consequences that go well beyond feeling.
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The scale of connected devices magnifies the consequences of insecurity.
|
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But this kind of overreach could have even broader consequences.
|
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However, with the popularity of edibles came some unintended consequences.
|
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This mildly metaphysical distinction ends up having huge practical consequences.
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Weakening federal regulations do have consequences for local laws nationwide.
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Nudity had consequences and, for women, they weren't good ones.
|
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The Rift has other consequences for the mind and body.
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The result, again, may be the risk of unintended consequences.
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The consequences were more or less inevitable, given human nature.
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TV Markiza insists, "there will be consequences" for Herko's behavior.
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We accepted the logical and natural consequences of bad behavior.
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There are also consequences by not withdrawing the divorce petition.
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They include choices like: These decisions will have big consequences.
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Clarify to foreign powers there will be consequences to attacks.
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Mostly, I was afraid of the consequences of my actions.
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I started seeing news stories about the consequences of ecstasy.
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There are consequences or risks when trans people are misrepresented.
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"The consequences of doing this could be significant," Brown says.
|
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The confession could have some major consequences for the Fosters.
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The consequences of this think tank gap are very real.
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Pros, Cons, and Consequences of Unionization for Game Devs Roundtable.
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He's seen the consequences of this situation time and again.
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Sadly, we may learn about the unintended consequences from sports.
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I've had to deal with a lot of unexpected consequences.
|
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And the game has other, more unexpected positive consequences. 1.
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That is, they showed actual physical consequences for their belief.
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That said, there may be no real consequences at all.
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But the family is pleased that people are facing consequences.
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They will only have more unintended consequences on our environment.
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The consequences for life and property have often been devastating.
|
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Proponents argue that the benefit can have large social consequences.
|
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Economic slowdowns always have social and political consequences, sometimes violent.
|
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Yet they never faced consequences for breaking the photography rules.
|
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And the consequences are going to be real and tangible.
|
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And what were the consequences if they were not watched?
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Being labeled a manipulator would have limited consequences for China.
|
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The consequences reach far beyond the news of the day.
|
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Refusing to purchase costly drugs can have real health consequences.
|
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Even journalists live with the consequences of our political choices.
|
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But so far Prince Mohammed has faced few adverse consequences.
|
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The full consequences are not behind residents, or the city.
|
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And some viruses can have devastating consequences for the fetus.
|
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It is not a geopolitical attack with enormous national consequences.
|
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He didn't understand the consequences, but hopefully he will now.
|
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Yet raising the marriage age has led to unforeseen consequences.
|
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But the consequences of doing nothing are potentially much worse.
|
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The consequences of the inaction, experts say, could prove disastrous.
|
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The political consequences of the move are difficult to predict.
|
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The consequences are immense for local communities and climate change.
|
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If the scores were persistently low, schools would face consequences.
|
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There are public health consequences to isolating everyone for weeks.
|
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This can have serious consequences for peoples' lives and livelihoods.
|
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A diagnosis can have devastating consequences beyond the initial patient.
|
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"Something went wrong, and the consequences are tragic," he said.
|
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All such mechanisms have strengths and weaknesses, benefits and consequences.
|
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One minute she's fully weighing the consequences of helping Rand.
|
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The scarcity of women economists has already had important consequences.
|
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The lack of repercussion for these men has disturbing consequences.
|
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I am plagued by the adverse consequences of my addiction.
|
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The consequences of playing the market wrong can be severe.
|
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The downstream consequences of that legislation are now generally accepted.
|
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Economists have no idea, and their uncertainty has huge consequences.
|
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"This will have consequences because it's widely followed," he said.
|
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But while the circumstances are peculiar, the consequences are immense.
|
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The band's demographic has aged, and that has commercial consequences.
|
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The Israeli campaign, however surgical, risks miscalculations and unintended consequences.
|
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Nor does it amend for the consequences of such rhetoric.
|
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However, the study's findings also have dubious consequences for adolescents.
|
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But when transactions go beyond that, there will be consequences.
|
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Addressing the consequences of racism requires work, effort, and vigilance.
|
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The consequences of the 1965 law were unforeseen by all.
|
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You have all of these consequences that farmers weren't expecting.
|
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She grows bolder in sharing this belief, with disruptive consequences.
|
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But the consequences of Mr. Bolsonaro's policies are already evident.
|
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A recent government report predicts dire consequences from climate change.
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No, I don't see that having any consequences for us.
|
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Rising interest rates have consequences for savers and spenders alike.
|
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You break the law, you gotta deal with the consequences.
|
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But the consequences of the effort are difficult to assess.
|
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The Iraq war, as I said before, had unintended consequences.
|
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But this kind of machine learning can have unintended consequences.
|
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That difficulty can have consequences for the quality of care.
|
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Rapid changes like Mr. Moon's can also have unintended consequences.
|
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Are we willing to accept addressing those consequences or not?
|
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It's delay, deny, pay hush money and avoid the consequences.
|
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The consequences could include a heart attack or cardiac arrest.
|
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But the consequences could be dire for families in poverty.
|
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That said, some of Enger's stylistic choices come with consequences.
|
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In Europe, the shortage of respirators has had tragic consequences.
|
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The consequences for the world's 7.6 billion people are enormous.
|
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Gordon argues that these consequences effectively tainted the 1831 text.
|
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Until then, the consequences will mount from coast to coast.
|
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The consequences of that battle reverberated for decades to come.
|
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Initially it was unknown whether Dr. He would face consequences.
|
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But those spending cuts come with some undeniable human consequences.
|
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But the wild swings themselves are disturbing and have consequences.
|
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We do not know what the psychological consequences will be.
|
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The resolution deepens international pressure, but has no legal consequences.
|
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The consequences of this fateful decision continue to haunt us.
|
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And that is bound, sooner or later, to have consequences.
|
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The consequences will be not just economic, but political too.
|
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He won't pacify the country unless he draws the consequences.
|
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I didn't fully process the consequences until many hours later.
|
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But let's face it, like Obama said: 'elections have consequences.
|
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There need to be consequences for these kinds of attacks.
|
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But it also has consequences far beyond the nation's borders.
|
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They're trying to spin a pandemic, with potentially lethal consequences.
|
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When considering downstream consequences, a sharer's motives matter very little.
|
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Much more important are the consequences of all that sharing.
|
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He photographed the messy consequences of the garbage collectors strike.
|
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Mr. Mabuza never admitted wrongdoing or suffered any significant consequences.
|
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All these things portend dire consequences for the country's future.
|
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All these things portend dire consequences for the country's future.
|
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It's a tightly plotted exploration of the consequences of fear.
|
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In policing, the consequences of such bias can be dire.
|
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We applaud the moment and look away from the consequences.
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He grabbed, she was vulnerable — yet she faced the consequences.
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They eat contaminated fish and shellfish with potentially lethal consequences.
|
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Most importantly, there have been real consequences for the perpetrators.
|
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In Australia and Brazil there are consequences for not voting.
|
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And then you have a local pushback with global consequences.
|
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Rejecting an interview with Mr. Mueller also carries political consequences.
|
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But trying to fit this projected image has serious consequences.
|
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That may have consequences for Republicans in the midterm elections.
|
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And allocating funds in this way can have perverse consequences.
|
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But court decisions can have real consequences in people's lives.
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Yes, more shutdowns will have huge social and economic consequences.
|
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Supporters also ignore the unintended consequences on the next generation.
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There are consequences to mischaracterizing the reason players aren't standing.
|
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Our results also suggest some harmful consequences of political polarization.
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The consequences of this decision are horrifying, but hardly surprising.
|
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Others warned of more dire consequences of the court's action.
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Consequences of the Reformation for civil life set in immediately.
|
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The end run around Congress had consequences of its own.
|
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It can have consequences for them and their families, lifelong.
|
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The world is undergoing seismic change with barely conceivable consequences.
|
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But for Mr. Trump the president, it could have consequences.
|
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The consequences for journalism in the Philippines will be disastrous.
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In wine, the consequences of industrial farming soon became evident.
|
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I was going to own the consequences of my actions.
|
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It is a delicate decision with political and legal consequences.
|
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He most definitely receives consequences for yelling, hitting, and kicking.
|
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He just wasn't worried about the consequences of his actions.
|
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"If you do this, there will be consequences," he said.
|
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This can have serious consequences for people's lives and livelihoods.
|
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Ironically, Trump's public charge rule change promises devastating economic consequences.
|
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But not doing your due diligence can have unintended consequences.
|
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"Words have consequences," she said on MSNBC at the time.
|
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The threats facing American interests abroad can have massive consequences.
|
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That change in approach has consequences for the entire nation.
|
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"You're going to see the consequences of it," he said.
|
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That interpretation has already had significant consequences for migratory birds.
|
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Better to implant spikes in dashboards so they appreciate consequences!
|
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Immigrant advocates argue that doing so could have deadly consequences.
|
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Doing so would make the consequences both dire and clear.
|
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"Clear political links must have clear political consequences," he added.
|
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The political consequences pale in comparison to the economic ones.
|
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"The executive order signed yesterday has troubling consequences," Beckerman added.
|
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But Silbermann admitted even Pinterest posts can have unintended consequences.
|
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Some justices noted that criminal convictions can have lasting consequences.
|
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But such concerns seem minor compared with the potential consequences.
|
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The negative consequences of gutting firearms controls cannot be overstated.
|
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They seem oblivious to the disastrous consequences of their greed.
|
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Tech titans rarely think about the consequences of their advances.
|
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Conclusion: What are the consequences of the Democrats' proposed actions?
|
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And if you don't, you can have plenty of consequences.
|
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But there are also environmental consequences — and they aren't pretty.
|
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No one has thought about what are the possible consequences.
|
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Breaking NDAs can also have serious financial consequences, Thomas added.
|
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" "When someone does something wrong, there has to be consequences.
|
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But you facilitated it and will also own the consequences.
|
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That attitude could mean grim consequences for black transgender people.
|
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Sheriffs who honor detainers continue to face consequences in court.
|
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"In this situation, the consequences are much higher," he said.
|
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Today, we are seeing the consequences of that terrible decision.
|
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More often, even the best intentions have had disastrous consequences.
|
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When people violate your boundaries, follow through with clear consequences.
|
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Those staggering numbers don't even account for the total consequences.
|
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The military said the person responsible would face legal consequences.
|
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Qassim Suleimani last week and the consequences of the attack.
|
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It touches young people and their families with devastating consequences.
|
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He reportedly asked what consequences there would be for Morey.
|
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All the new opportunity it's bringing will also have consequences.
|
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BECKY QUICK: Consequences that could have a big market impact?
|
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Especially worrying are the consequences of Mr. Modi's political character.
|
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As writers we know more than most, words have consequences.
|
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If you push too hard, there might be some consequences.
|
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Should there be consequences for artists to borrow too much?
|
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Climate change is a worldwide threat with severe economic consequences.
|
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In many cases they ignored data weaknesses and unintended consequences.
|
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Otherwise the US has to bear the consequences of it.
|
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But there were consequences, and they were not wholly unexpected.
|
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Both Cosby and Kelly have faced legal consequences after allegations.
|
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Evidence has suggested that thawing permafrost has its own consequences.
|
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They have said there will be "consequences" for the perpetrators.
|
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What are the consequences of the shift in smuggling routes?
|
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A longer interruption would have "devastating" consequences for the industry.
|
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There may be some seriously harsh consequences to doing this.
|
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"There would be consequences for so many millions of people."
|
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The override opens up a Pandora's box of unintended consequences.
|
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What's more, trade protection's economic consequences are harder to measure.
|
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And that decision could have lasting consequences, according to Sen.
|
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Other consequences include a lack of benefits and unpredictable schedules.
|
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The consequences across the marine tree of life are dire.
|
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We're all just living in the unfortunate consequences of it.
|
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"This will have bitter consequences for you," Hellinger told her.
|
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Let's not throw that away — the consequences could be deadly.
|
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Social platforms continue to struggle with disinformation and its consequences.
|
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The Point: Trump's drastic rebranding of the GOP has consequences.
|
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Why is there zero consequences for this type of behavior?
|
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But, like everyone else, their bad behavior has severe consequences.
|
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Sadly, there will be real consequences to this enforcement shift.
|
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"Diverticulitis is a clear example of inflammation with serious consequences."
|
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But that forgiven amount may have tax consequences, Mayotte said.
|
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"They are aware of the human consequences of doing nothing."
|
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He saw the consequences of hatred haunt his Muslim neighbors.
|
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While well intentioned, this policy has had some unfortunate consequences.
|
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The political consequences of Kavanaugh's confirmation remain to be seen.
|
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The killers feel they can target reporters with minimal consequences.
|
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And the consequences for American democracy could be profoundly dire.
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"Conclusion: "What are the consequences of the Democrats' proposed actions?
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Whereas her own complexity seemed to have had no consequences.
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We will not support it, and there should be consequences.
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Hence, the need for clear rules to prevent unintended consequences.
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The consequences for nature and humanity are sweeping and severe.
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Is this just about the digital revolution and its consequences?
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The confusion of art and politics has serious political consequences.
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He should heed the consequences of the policies he favors.
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This chess game has many moving parts with historical consequences.
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If we lose our balance, there can be serious consequences.
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"It recognizes the grave consequences of U.S. withdrawal," McConnell said.
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President Trump acts like his words don't have consequences. Why?
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The consequences: some more diplomatic expulsions, some more financial sanctions.
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The consequences of this malign neglect can be devastating, and
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The consequences are proving particularly drastic for the European Union.
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THEY MAY HAVE ADVERSE CONSEQUENCES IN THE NEXT DOWN TURN.
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THE AMOUNT OF UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES FROM BAD POLICY IS STAGGERING.
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These financially engineered products have the risk of unintended consequences.
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In the Adirondack Mountains, winter is disappearing, with major consequences.
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The more general consequences of Trump's impeachment victory are serious.
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Actions have consequences - we will always make sure of that!
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But it is indeed too early to notice any consequences.
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And delaying the jump to adulthood has real social consequences.
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The imperiling of the Affordable Care Act had unintended consequences.
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The imperiling of the Affordable Care Act had unintended consequences.
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We continue to live with the consequences of both today.
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Immigration ban will have terrible consequences for US scientific meetings.
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SULZBERGER: — and warned that I thought it could have consequences.
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There are few consequences for healthy people not buying insurance.
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Mr. Trump was among those who warned of dire consequences.
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If the policy prescriptions were familiar, the consequences were predictable.
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The consequences for these kids, and our country, are alarming.
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I guess that's what I want to talk about, consequences.
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HAITIHurricane Matthew barrelled through Haiti this week with devastating consequences.
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What kind of consequences does that have on a relationship?
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But here's the thing: Keeping prices secret has consequences, too.
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Both can have serious health consequences that may become deadly.
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Still, the American decision risked a backlash with unpredictable consequences.
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The president's dismal approval rating does have some tangible consequences.
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The rest of us have to live with the consequences.
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We now urge the U.S. to consider the possible consequences.
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"They want us to fight, but elections have consequences," Sen.
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And he argued, persuasively, that this acceptance has moral consequences.
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The increased tempo has come with good and bad consequences.
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It's all about the individual, and the consequences for individuals.
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The Asian cultural emphasis on educational attainment has financial consequences.
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Rarely does any product or technology come without unintended consequences.
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This, too, is a book about beliefs and their consequences.
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Players need to be aware of the consequences of failure.
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"The consequences will be with us for decades," he said.
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The consequences, of course, aren't limited to the political arena.
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It's important to understand the unintended consequences of the products.
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Lack of recognition also has other particular consequences in Bermuda.
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But those missteps have serious consequences for swimmers of color.
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Stigmatizing images also invite native consequences for communities of color.
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The opening of our primary process has come with consequences.
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We have no hate, because we know war has consequences.
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There are negative public and intellectual consequences of such comparisons.
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Here's Ezra on the potential unintended consequences of repealing Obamacare.
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But for Republicans, repeal and delay makes the consequences worse.
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Death In Vegas - Consequences Of Love (Chris & Cosey Remix) 15.
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All of Selina's terrible choices, in the end, had consequences.
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But waging a drug war has predictable, if unintended, consequences.
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For business leaders, these consequences are worth keeping in mind.
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Republicans already fear the consequences of a Hillary Clinton administration.
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But the consequences of this go beyond my own feelings.
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Yet he has faced no consequences for any of this.
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"The consequences of this discrimination fall hardest on those who are discriminated against, but may also have social consequences for cities in general," said MacKenzie, who has studied racial discrimination at ride-hailing apps.
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"I think it's important for people to learn that there are consequences for your actions when you lie to patients, when you lie to investors; there's got to be consequences for this," Cheung says.
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"Negative consequences for the Italian state will be offset by the positive consequences for Italian government bonds in terms of reducing the already high uncertainty surrounding this issue," BBVA strategist Jaime Costero Denche said.
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They show that if you impose your will onto a girl, if you don't care about her personal autonomy, there might be consequences for you, and there will certainly be consequences for the girl.
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Of course there are many consequences which we dealt with, I am very proud of my kids and being a parent isn't always easy, but we do have consequences that don't involve physical harm.
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REAL-WORLD CONSEQUENCES One of the reasons why the Chinese authorities are moving to try and tame run-away markets is because excessive speculation in commodities can quickly feed through into real-world consequences.
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Trump has received his convention bump and is narrowly leading in the polls, and the consequences of his election are legitimately graver than the consequences of Republican victory in any previous election in memory.
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" Speaking on Sunday on the Syrian front, Netanyahu added: "Any country that allows its territory to be used for attacks against Israel will face the consequences, and I repeat, the country will face the consequences.
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"There are consequences for each man, each woman, each child, and in Maricá we will have a way to inform what are the main consequences of the experience of a basic income," Suplicy told me.
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If addiction is due to a failure to appreciate the bad consequences of getting high, then the best route to recovery might be for the person to experience firsthand how bad those consequences really are.
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Emphasizing the bad consequences of using, whether by pushing someone to rock bottom or by threatening her with prison, is ineffective because the part of the mind that drives addiction can overpower thoughts about consequences.
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So while it's easy to dismiss Trump's doubling, tripling, and quadrupling down on this myth as bluster, it can have real consequences — consequences that reach into the most basic, fundamental right that American citizens share.
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According to Spanish news site El Mundo, the consequences of the ongoing trade war between the US and China could have far-reaching consequences that affect many countries; not just the two nations in question.
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What kind of "process" might the accused be owed before suffering any consequences — especially if those consequences are as informal as having people generally despise you or demand your resignation from a high-profile job?
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"If you have impact during [fetal development], you see long-term consequences, just chronic illness and stunting of development or long-term consequences on something that's developing and can't be reversed," according to Dr. Gross.
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"They had to work all night to mitigate the consequences of the strike and there were nearly no consequences for the passengers," Markus Wahl, a spokesman for the German union, Vereinigung Cockpit, said on Friday.
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Unlike teaching, where we have real consequences when we fail to modernize, such as poor evaluations and losing enrollment, there are no real consequences for the professional societies organizing the meetings or for presenting scientists.
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"I don't know if I really understood the consequences of what I was saying, because [of] the unintended consequences of a network when it grows to a billion or 2 billion people," Parker told Allen.
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What consequences all this has for the Mariana's organisms is unclear.
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And that could have huge consequences for the economy and stability.
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His was a world in which unintended consequences were not important.
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The psychological consequences can be especially problematic and can complicate recovery.
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This case underlines how mindful trustbusters must be about unintended consequences.
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We all have to live with the consequences of our actions.
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The full consequences of the technology's spread are hard to predict.
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Donors have dreaded the consequences of clashing with Mr. Trump directly.
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I thought the real consequences won't screw up until 2025, 2030.
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At this point, nobody really knows what the real consequences are.
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That's because if they do those things, they will face consequences.
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It's kind of taken for granted that people die without consequences.
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The consequences of this for America's poor will be absolutely massive.
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The consequences of the spread of false stories can be serious.
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No debate in Parliament about the action or its potential consequences.
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However it should be understood this process has pernicious unintended consequences.
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Altered events in the past have direct consequences for the future.
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She believes it will be Muslims who face the worst consequences.
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These limits on our growth carry consequences for the entire economy.
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Of course, there would be consequences beyond Corona, tequila, and margaritas.
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Billions is very much a show about actions and their consequences.
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The point is that these were, at this point, foreseeable consequences.
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Historically though, extracting and processing these materials has had environmental consequences.
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Limiting supply, on the other hand, can have undesired economic consequences.
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But constantly harping about your busyness can actually have adverse consequences.
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When people enter our country illegally, there are consequences to pay.
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Failure can have more serious health and lifestyle consequences for users.
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And enough examples can become trends -- and trends can have consequences.
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Arora said job burnout is very common and has serious consequences.
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America is facing the tragic and dire consequences of that loss.
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Ice comes in many forms, with different consequences when it melts.
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Ishiguro has discovered unexpected consequences of living alongside his own replica.
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"They are generally volatile and can trigger tax consequences," Stover said.
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Leaving the department earlier than Gartner had expected had financial consequences.
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The White House also outlined the consequences of abolishing the agency.
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Warned of the consequences Robert Peal, attorney for Bradley Coatings Inc.
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Changing the mood of the national debate can have national consequences.
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The President threatens dire consequences to get foes to the table.
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"You can emulate real life without real-world consequences," Peters explained.
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Institutions also don't frequently punish or implement other consequences for offenders.
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Implementing and enforcing effective consequences, including the cancelation of federal grants.
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And when it happens, the consequences can be immediate and breathtaking.
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Antarctica is facing the most dire immediate consequences from climate change.
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Season 2 will seemingly deal with the consequences of his death.
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However, a few rare cases have resulted in more serious consequences.
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Trump, too, had warned of "very severe" consequences against the kingdom.
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Yet Beth Akers, Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow disagreed, citing unintended consequences.
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And there is no way to alter a document without consequences.
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But straying too far from the European Union would have consequences.
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Scientists warn that beyond 2 degrees, warming could have catastrophic consequences.
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When you lie about a serious incident it carries serious consequences.
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Words have consequences, on the schoolyard or in the White House.
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It is the ultimate hubris, an action that promises disastrous consequences.
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Bill Clinton has 240 million reasons not to worry about consequences.
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Beijing has demanded Meng's immediate release and threatened "consequences" for Canada.
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Compelling evidence supports the claims of devastating consequences for nearby civilians.
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We haven&apost seen any of these dire consequences you mentioned.
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Hindus believe they have to face the consequences of past actions.
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But in other incidents, callers haven't suffered any tangible consequences whatsoever.
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The story also illuminates the potentially disastrous consequences of abusive relationships.
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But in the world of the Avengers, there are few consequences.
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Such an admission may carry some consequences for the Egyptian government.
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However, if we are left behind, we all suffer the consequences.
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It has massive consequences for manufacturers in Illinois and across America.
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But the consequences could be far more serious than hurt feelings.
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Second, even apparent success in tackling bias can have perverse consequences.
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It will have repercussions, huge consequences for everyone in the family.
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What consequences has Trump experienced for being, broadly speaking, the worst?
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It may be a game, but it's a game with consequences.
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The failure to adequately man the phones can have dire consequences.
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An Aunt shouts that consequences for this murder will be paid.
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The consequences of Pecker's receiving immunity could reverberate throughout Trump world.
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Our inability to do so could have serious, even fatal, consequences.
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Know what the tax consequences are before you give next year.
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And because we're watching a horror movie, the consequences are dire.
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Unfortunately, the media's indulgence of Kasich's delusional campaign has real consequences.
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What are the possible consequences of this fact being known now?
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"It felt good," she said, although she's aware of the consequences.
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"People aren't going to want to talk, because of the consequences."
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But even arrests and court records come with serious collateral consequences.
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"I didn't really want to explore all those consequences," he says.
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He's inhumanly tough, but there are consequences to everything he's doing.
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But if you withdraw your funds early, you'll typically face consequences.
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Here, the label of Boko Haram wife can carry serious consequences.
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I kind of denied the potential consequences of losing my leg.
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Could messing with the mosquito population have some unforeseen disastrous consequences?
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No man should feel immune from the consequences of his actions.
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But businesses overlook those patterns — to sometimes devastating consequences, Sartin said.
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Hannah, Frances, and L noticed negative social and psychological consequences, too.
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The warmth this year is having major consequences around the world.
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One where every victory reminds you of the consequences of defeat.
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This has potential negative consequences for congestion, energy consumption and emissions.
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This kind of assault will never happen again without huge consequences.
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She has warned about the consequences for Europe of border closure.
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The consequences of the change in policy have already been nasty.
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"He will see the consequences of his action soon," Esmaili added.
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And we don't fully understand the long-term consequences of AFM.
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Yet the focus on property titles has also had unanticipated consequences.
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Any harm suffered by salamander populations could have widespread ecological consequences.
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This trend is intriguing, but has not yet had major consequences.
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Palestinian leaders have also warned the move could have dangerous consequences.
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Or if the person cannot refuse giving permission without adverse consequences.
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Until we start creating serious judicial consequences, they won't be discouraged.
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In some communities, that stress may have serious consequences for health.
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None are inevitable consequences of slightly lower growth in global spending.
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Will rapist Bryce (Justin Prentice) ever face consequences for his crimes?
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Pregnant women must consider the consequences of marijuana use, Fried said.
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The consequences of a raid on Hodeida will be far-reaching.
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A small change in valuation assumptions could therefore have large consequences.
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There are signs that this shift in priorities is having consequences.
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The law enforcement officers keep harassing and killing us without consequences.
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The moment is excruciating, and its consequences reverberate throughout the season.
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When it blocks the intestinal tract, the consequences can be deadly.
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Some people will want to permit more speech, whatever the consequences.
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Olive Morris learned early in life the consequences of fighting injustice.
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When teachers leave because they are miserable, pupils suffer the consequences.
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But we need to make sure there are no unintended consequences.
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This is a huge story with wide-ranging implications and consequences.
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For companies, consumer contempt for redesigns can have immediate financial consequences.
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But her apology wasn't enough to shield her from the consequences.
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"If we can get to them, it can have lifelong consequences."
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The consequences of that, though, could be "a disaster," he said.
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Read Mark's incredible report on the dark consequences of that approach.
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"In a DIY world, consequences are greater than ever," he said.
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It will take years for the full consequences to become clear.
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Such life stages are social constructs, but they have real consequences.
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It's not hugely different, though there are far more serious consequences.
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From where I'm sitting, the truth is outweighed by its consequences.
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Women who earn more than their husbands still suffer unwelcome consequences.
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But we do make mistakes and the consequences are so large.
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If done intentionally, false reporting of this sort can have consequences.
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But all of those consequences can feed and compound each other.
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It should be a warning about the consequences of climate change.
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They failed to achieve their goals, but what are the consequences?
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The decision could have consequences for companies well beyond Six Flags.
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This will have grave consequences for privacy, free expression and safety.
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"It's a movie about the consequences of avoiding intuition," she stressed.
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If one major player gets pwned, the consequences can be catastrophic.
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Boeing itself is dealing with the consequences of two recent crashes.
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Buying indulgences had few earthly consequences, besides making the Church richer.
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So messing around on the job could occasionally have serious consequences.
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But it was a tragic decision that led to serious consequences.
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This debacle will have big consequences, not least for health care.
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Lead poisoning can have severe consequences for people of all ages.
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It's a habit that can lead to dangerous consequences, he warns.
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If the ruling were to stand, the consequences would be disastrous.
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"We've indicated to them that there will be consequences," he said.
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That looming trade war has particularly severe consequences for gadget startups.
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With that comes many opportunities for failure, along with lasting consequences.
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And that's what she needs to learn — that actions have consequences.
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The consequences for our innovation economy as a whole are significant.
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Well, freedom of speech doesn't mean there is freedom of consequences.
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Its consequences, all sorts of gastrointestinal distress, can be downright debilitating.
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Its precise causes are impossible to identify, and its consequences unknowable.
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It also portends consequences for the Lower 48 states and beyond.
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The American reaction to the mysterious attacks could have bigger consequences.
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The consequences are particularly painful if a couple later breaks up.
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And what are the consequences of the best that could happen.
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Investors, consumers and businesses are holding back, with significant economic consequences.
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And it's already happening — with consequences for health and the environment.
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Evidently, they were also unprepared for the consequences of declaring independence.
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WHEN a revolution happens, the consequences are not obvious straight away.
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But he does believe the company's priorities have had negative consequences.
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And the consequences of a "no-deal" Brexit could be dire.
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A possible consequences of breaking content policy rules, according to Reddit.
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Do I know what the consequences are, let alone the solutions?
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The bits and bytes can be rearranged to minimize these consequences.
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The two turn from friends to bitter rivals, with deadly consequences.
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Team Trump's talk of consequences for Chinese actions may be vague.
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Michael Poyker, "Economic consequences of the U.S. convict labour system" (2018).
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The consequences of not managing soil better are serious, Vargas said.
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Addiction is defined as [engaging in] compulsive behavior despite negative consequences.
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While rare, the error is significant because of its severe consequences.
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But they are still cautioning that his words can have consequences.
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Medical surgeries that are unnecessary and irreversible and have harmful consequences.
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This is not only wrong, but it could have deadly consequences.
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The consequences of this abuse are profound and permanent for some.
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But we always have to remember the law of unintended consequences.
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But the deadly consequences of our actions are already in motion.
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There are also disastrous consequences for savers and their pension investments.
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And experts agree that the consequences are unpredictable, but potentially severe.
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Naturally, this has consequences for multinational, trade-dependent companies like Michelin.
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Yet those same people often face little or no direct consequences.
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Paisley pauses to consider the possible grim consequences of his response.
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That may seem obvious, but you probably don't measure the consequences.
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The young star pointed out that bullying can have dire consequences.
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This issue points to the sometimes uncomfortable consequences of technological innovation.
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Actions have consequences, as our parents likely told us as kids.
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Politicians hate unforeseen consequences -- and a shutdown is full of them.
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That's a huge number, with enormous consequences for the healthcare system.
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Collins is worried about those consequences and wants to mitigate them.
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The consequences for the other players were unclear, according to ESPN.
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I think Republicans are suddenly realizing this issue has real consequences.
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It was about forcing women to stay pregnant, consequences be damned.
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Greenpeace Chile warned that the spill could have "devastating" environmental consequences.
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Wade, they also pose devastating consequences for criminalizing and punishing women.
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If implemented, they could have terrible consequences for the American economy.
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Musk's time on the site, of course, has had catastrophic consequences.
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Any dealing with the negative consequences coming from that is reactive.
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"There are real consequences in the stories we tell," he said.
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Fear of such consequences hardly deterred Trump supporters on Election Day.
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Real-life consequences aside, what does this retrial mean for Serial?
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It's a situation of well-meaning intentions, but negative unintended consequences.
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In recent years, we've seen how dire the consequences can be.
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But the fact is, Cody, there are real-world consequences here.
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But leaders cannot say whatever they want, because words have consequences.
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Victims of online harassment regularly face serious consequences from online harassment.
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Tornadoes are capable of tremendous destruction and can have devastating consequences.
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The consequences are the overuse of health care and unrestrained costs.
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The consequences could be as dire as you can possibly imagine.
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