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Now, this exhibition, as I said, 40 young artists done over the course of eight years, and for me it's about considering the implications.

He will look beyond the letter of his obligation and will accept in his own heart the total implications of his new responsibility.

The results have implications for designing policies to stop the spread of sexually transmitted diseases among adolescents, he said.

That decision carried implications that Ms. Lei never fully anticipated, marking her as something of a social outcast.

Debt management and then become the modern enterprise, one of the main management means of enterprise low value has important implications.

If it finds its inventories are now too large, the implications would be unpleasant for the producers that have benefited to date.

The massive implications of all this were summarized in a report for members of the U. S. Congress last month.

The NT Rights of the Terminally III law has left physicians and citizens alike trying to deal with its moral and practical implications.

That's where the systemic implications come in and what we and others are trying to be alert to.

The implications of all this were that it was not the disturbance of sleep that mattered , but the disturbance of dreaming.

Further substantial weakness in the dollar over the long run would have major implications for the U. S. and global economies.

Taken together, these things have implications which are only beginning to be acknowledged.

Note, too, that this imbalance has political implications which, as the math textbooks put it, I'll leave for the interested student.

The answer is so obvious that it may seem ridiculous even to ask, but the underlying implications are not obvious, so bear with me.

He said the findings, reported in the journal Psychological Science, had policy implications.

The press corps accompanying Nixon did not concern themselves with the long-range implications of the journey.

"I think a14-year old is not capable of making such a decision and of completely graspingthe implications of such an adventure, " she said.

Delilah closed her eyes briefly as she considered the implications hidden between the lines of script.

Such a dual origin for Paleo-Indians has major implications for all disciplines involved in Native American studies, he said.

Outcrop data have been used to model facies geometry, size and distribution, which have implications on reservoir behaviour.

Only now are organisations beginning to wake up to these lost opportunities and calculate the financial implications.

But he said the political implications of doing so may create more questions and problems than solutions.

'They're saying, why do I need all that complexity, the tax implications and the fee structure? ' she said.

The thing of it was that I fully understood the implications of credit card debt.

More preoccupying to the prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, are the implications for her attempted rapprochement with India.

So we're likely to end up with a very strong change in people's attitudes, and of course that has enormous implications.

By the end of the late Song and the early Yuan Dynasties, the poetic concept of "Genre of Late Tang" is a trinity with three implications.

Four eloquence, sincere words, give us ordinary people going about the implications of the how much valuable! ! ! ! !

Now, obviously, what I've shared with you has some far-ranging implications even beyond cancer research.

She is part of a tiny minority that worries about the implications of all this for her child and her country.

It was felt, though, that this might have performance implications, especially if many concrete interceptors were plugged in.

However, most people do not realise that the implications of tighter economic links between the two could be even more profound.

Using a form of the word "manipulation" has legal implications, and the Bush administration steered clear of the term.

Before he signed it, the president said the overhaul will have global implications.

Needless to say, the implications are profound, and physicists are only beginning to explore them.

Only now are organizations beginning to wake up to these lost opportunities and calculate the financial implications.

A few days later the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) added that the latest increase would have "serious implications" for firms.

Although this may seem like an unambiguous victory for Google on the surface, the implications are actually not that clear.

One of its implications was that if, as an idealistic young person, you wanted to change the world, then become a scientist.

This has interesting implications for the question of whether to use no transactions or read-only transactions in flow-managed persistence.

In this short talk, I can only scratch the surface of the database and its implications.

Both of these have serious political implications that have to be resolved and are unlikely even to be addressed with consumption subsidies.

To break down this barrier with all implications - not just the physical barrier - one has to go deeply into this question of action.

When one grasps the implications of this, the nature of what I mean by nationalism becomes a good deal clearer.

Whether or not this is the reason that dieting is often ineffective, the results still have important implications, the researchers believe.

The discovery means that many volcanic ash plumes might be electrified, which could have implications for the air-travel industry.

Finally some implications and suggestions to teaching of the concept of function are given in terms of the historical parallelism.

The interdisciplinary nature of healthcare and the implications that this has for collaboration in education and practice are examined also.

It could have implications for, say, Western mental healthcare workers trying to help Easterners.

Let's take a look at a few implications of factory farming, as they relate to each of the four categories mentioned above.

The report contains no discussion of the security implications for the United States of China holding so much of its debt.

The NT Rights of the Terminally Ill law has left physicians and citizens alike trying to deal with its moral and practical implications.

The point of view could be shifted to any nations with similar implications for citizens.

So far I have found enough to occupy my reflective faculties in the attempt to understand the implications of all this.

In thinking through the fiscal policy options and their implications, it might be useful to compare a few hypothetical, fanciful scenarios.

And as you think of the implications of that, here's a brief history of the universe.

The central bank has not published such an estimate before, and did not comment any further on the implications of the figure.

I think that London has attached itself to the best of any major city in the world to understand all the implications of globalization.

This serves as a huge blow to the traditional lineage of the memorial and has adverse implications with regard to losing out on history.

In the late 1990s there was something of a backlash against the implications of TQM, especially in the United States.

Second, Keynes pretty much had the policy implications of the General Theory down long before he actually worked out the detailed analysis.

For the United States, the direct military implications of a Chinese aircraft carrier are fairly limited. The U. S.

The commission confirmed it had received a request from Option to close the investigations, and said it was examining the implications.

As I said, we are meeting at a time of crisis that could have global implications.

Bohr's thinking began to extend to the philosophical implications of his scientific investigations.

Yuan Dynasty rulers of this line of thought, then no doubt the orthodox theory of the rise has important implications.

Soon afterward, Senator Tom Daschle, the Democratic Majority Leader, cautioned the President about the implications of the word "war. "

Elena Hood: Im going to try hard not to understand the implications of that.

But like all people who never receive telegrams the appearance of a messenger at the front door is full of terrible implications.

I am sure policy makers are acutely aware of this and of the short-term as well as long-term implications for such further adjustments.

The findings eventually could have implications for the treatment of humans with eating disorders, he said.

"Koran" cross drains using performance hall dream, this idea had the garden water of the Western ideology of far-reaching implications.

Bernanke said he is concerned about the long-term implications of high unemployment for workers' skills and wages.

Although studying people's sense of humor may seem like a trivial pursuit, it has important implications for health.

Note that this article addresses the implications of the recently announced merger of the AspectJ and AspectWerkz projects.

Fortunately, there are tentative signs that China is beginning to grasp the geopolitical and environmental implications of its energy needs.

The growth implications of the budget deal also do not bode well for the U. S. currency, fund managers said.

The authors said the research, if backed up, could have substantial implications for clinical practice.

If you're considering AJAX, take a look at Figure 1 , which illustrates the architectural implications of such a move.

Same colour might have different implications in different languages, special care is needed in translation and comprehension.

Now stepping out of the role of the brand's user, and considering all the implications of these insights . . .

It is essential that you know and understand the legal implications and boundaries of trade in your own country and abroad.

The G20 came to historic agreements in London, some of which could have far-reaching implications for the governance of the global economy.

Collecting call information can have performance implications for your application and can increase the size of your log files.

The main topic was the ethical implications of such a transplant.

One mark of genius relates to the length of time needed to fully explore, through experimentation, the implications of a new theory.

The findings have implications for the performance of men who flirt with women in the workplace, or even exam results in mixed-sex schools.

So this process goes on, and if you want to be caught in it, knowing full well all the implications of it, then go ahead.

Frequent occurrence of domestic violence families, the children's physical and mental health has serious implications.

Understanding of these properties could have important implications for the clinical management of bone regeneration and bone engineering.

From his days at Cal Tech onward, Dobzhansky regularly engaged with the philosophical and social implications of his work.

The implications of this decision are evident: there will have to be far greater regulation of such institutions.

The rumor turned out to be untrue, but it illustrates the profound implications of the sheer scale of China on business and policy.

Some lobbyists said the move could revive debate on the tax implications of companies moving their headquarters offshore.

Even now, as you get glimpses of it, you cannot yet imagine or understand its implications.

The gay activist Nikolai Alexeyev who'd brought the case said the ruling had important implications for other groups in Russia.

Furthermore, I fear that, should China suffer an economic reversal, it might have especially ominous implications for Japan.

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The doctors will also be expected to understand the legal and practical implications of substance abuse.

It is important to understand the performance implications of the features as you are setting up your configuration.

This could have larger implications for Asia's third-largest economy where rural prosperity has been a key driver of overall growth.

"These findings need to be replicated, but they have important implications for researchers, " she said.

Yet the implications of the international crackdown extend to wealthy investors who have never been tempted to dodge taxes.

Does a falling dollar, with its implications of American weakness, spell doom for the rest of the planet?

The global nature of the " global economy" has been grossly exaggerated, as have been its implications .

Outbreaks of foodborne disease are particularly likely to have economic implications as they often involve commercially produced products.

As she gathered her things to leave, Ithought about the larger implications of Ms. C. 's situation.

And yet we have not even begun to grasp the implications of human-technology co-evolution.

Scientists have warned that the effects of global warming over the next several decades will have serious health implications on people.

So, using this model, we may be able to get at whether exercise could have farther-reaching implications for tissue damage in general.

The results of this study and the general notion of psychological contracts highlight several potential implications for employers.

Investors were scrambling to understand the implications of the disaster and have been absorbed in reshuffling their portfolios of stocks.

"Obviously, the challenges facing Europe have significant implications for the U. S. economy and for the global economy, " Brainard said.

Digest the implications of that morsel as you keep reading.

Despite such broad losses, analysts said the implications for the industry would likely be mixed.

It has implications for how private banks are valued and the targets they set themselves, he said.

He likes changing the narrators to tell story, he creates luxuriant discourse implications, and he figures multifunctional characters, etc.

The current study has practical implications as well. First, . . . is intuitively appealing and is easily understood by strategists.

True to its word, its analysis usefully measures the implications of the way the world is going against the potential for dislocations.

The US body politic is perfectly prepared to ignore the debt implications of its stimulus actions.

Some ideas may be concerned with local operations, while others might have global or organizational implications.

Physically, it was worrying. Extra calories and implications on weight aside, overeating was clearly detrimental for the body.

Those worries were amplified as the markets considered the implications of a potentially broader spread of civil unrest across the world.

Now that you know how attackers get their code into applications, look at the implications of some common attacks.

But a man who would understand the implications of this deep psychological revolution must be free of authority, must he not?

The ROI-related implications of the architectural decisions are also an essential part of that rationale.

Whether any of this really has implications for such things as earthquake prediction is, of course, highly speculative.

Some certain meanings and corresponding implications already came into being inherently in several pure geometrical signs.

But other implications of those changes are beginning to sink in among investors and other market watchers .

And while Mark Zuckerberg said he got the idea from talking to teenagers, the shift has implications for business-to-business sales too.

These trends have had important implications for the types of products that are being developed and commercialized, notes FAO.

Letting nature take its course, that is all down to an extension of their own development, including a number of implications.

Fire coming out of ice is one of the most bizarre things I have ever seen. but it has very serious implications.

The Legislative Council concluded long ago that archives 'legislation . . . would not involve significant financial implications. '

Global trade has implications in terms of potential foodborne disease or other contaminated goods.

This sort of information has obvious implications for treatment.

We shall see that equality of opportunity and equality of wealth represent quite different goals with different legal implications.

In fact, the children are so open-minded countries like playing "Indians" games, which have profound implications.

The ruling also has implications for the entire export-control regime, known as the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR).

This is not to say that access permissions are not important but their use and implications can be applied incrementally.

In the new study, Zhong and his colleagues took a subtler approach, but one that's likely to have more real-world implications.

The forming of these folklore implications depends on Horace's expression of the literary criticism in folklore.

which might have significant taxonomic implications at subgenus level.

Owning up to the geopolitical implications will be as painful for the rich nations as paying the domestic price for the profligacy.

The result could have broad implications for the flow of money into emerging markets and the returns on current holdings.

For starters, Jackson all but conceded his team will coast to the finish even if it has seeding implications.

Introducing Ajax into a Java EE Web application has implications for separation of concerns (and therefore separation of developer roles).

If yes: What are the implications of DSL evolution on software engineers in terms of their responsibilities and activities?

It is important to understand which implicit privileges are granted and the security implications of these implicit privileges.

He pretended to understand the full implications of his teacher's remark .

This research has obvious implications for law enforcement and is being used by Salt Lake county sheriffs to help identify a murdered woman.

If your application is to be run on any of many nodes at more than one site, you should consider the Wide Area Network traffic implications.

The political, economic, and strategic implications of the continuing disaster are likewise more foreseeable than was the disaster itself.

The full implications of the latest probe will not be known for a while.

The move could have wide-reaching implications for governments around the world as they seek to impose tighter regulation online.

Keep in mind that this can have significant negative performance implications.

Mercury's secrets, and the implications they hold for the formation and evolution of Earth-like planets, are about to be revealed.

To what extent do popular music and classical music presuppose different styles of learning? What are the implications for music education?

All the key players understood that the War Between the States had tremendous global implications.

On the outside this often looks like an argument just between China and the US. But its implications go well beyond these two countries.

and assess the implications for securities valuation of any financial statement element or transaction.

Our study focuses on oral cancer, but the findings might have implications for other types of cancer.

But now the securitisation market has frozen, they do not really understand the implications of this new shift.

The perioperative management of these patients has significant implications for the anesthesiologist.

If you do not understand the implications of that, you have not paid attention to what has been happening in the financial sector.

To anyone who has watched the recent transformation of other information-based industries, the implications of all this are glaringly clear.

But even as the synchronised slump has underlined the implications of this integration, it has turned politics inwards.

This slight distinction has huge implications for your sense of personal power.

"There's no science I'm aware of that's up to thetask of understanding its potential implications. "

Such a drop would have big implications for coal producers and other consumers around the world.

This latest test for divided government in the United States has enormous implications, not just domestically, but around the world.

As he noted, other scenarios may have "diametrically different implications for the economy and markets. "

It also requires smart execution of a coherent regional strategy that accounts for the global implications of our choices.

He also understood the implications of the decision in terms of our overall efforts to combat terrorism.

Expect to see an emphasis on the scholarly and research implications of the acquisition.

"This has some pretty severe implications for water-quality criteria, " she said.

No one is certain of the implications that will unravel over the next six months.

The introdaction formulate the implications of the concept of the portrait as well as its process of development in Chinese history.

Dongya's artifice offsets the violence of his narratives and calls into question the implications of a contemporary virtual reality.

Chapter II of the "Figures" Implications of the aesthetic reveals that this is the focus of this content.

Any additional financial implications should be consistent with increases in the general budget.

A detailed definition of IPSAS requirements and their implications is being undertaken prior to the design and implementation of the system.

Yet those American policies have seriously destabilising global implications, just as surely as does China's decision to peg its currency.

The implications of such a shift are huge, not just for domestic consumers but perhaps even more so for exports.

What are the implications for the architecture of any UI decisions?

This may sound like an esoteric property, but it often has practical implications.

To really understand a war and its implications, the human cost should be weighed against the strategic considerations.

They are also more likely to see inflationary implications from rising commodity prices.

All this has big implications for China itself and for the wider world.

Among the implications is the rapid spike in oil prices and its potential to trigger another global economic slowdown.

This is all very well, but it has serious implications for data security and personal privacy because computers are inherently insecure .

Makes decisions through weighing up the cost-benefit and risk implications. Acts entrepreneurially to make significant performance gains.

This paper presents the results of these research efforts leading to this conclusion and the implications on reservoir management.

"Make no mistake about it, we are facing dramatic cuts with real implications for alliance capability, " he said.

Treasury has so far declined to technically label China a 'currency manipulator, ' which would have legal trade implications.

Hence to provide some implications for English teachers to help students improve their leaner strategies and learning efficiency.

The decision is widely considered to have important implications for other support programs both in the United States.

This paper will highlight just some of these global implications of psychoneuroimmunology.

Compared with other art phenomenon, television and its communication, acceptance, response behavior has more anthropological implications.

As such, it has significant implications for the US dollar and for international portfolio allocation in general.

In terms of future crisis management, governments should give more weight to the longer-term implications of their policies.

Last week two pieces of news about the American economy were disclosed, with important implications for where the economy is going.

The implications of the general manager in the criminal case further complicated the whole situation.

If, however, an entirely accurate prediction technique became available, there would be significant social and political implications.

At the sudden moment , the memory about that silver bracelet came into my mind, without any implications.

Aside from being a nice ego boost for her, this does have practical implications.

Findings of this study also provide insightful implications on related education, housing and welfare policies of an aging society.

It can be said of other human beings did not invent the microprocessor developed so rapidly, far-reaching implications.

Because this has major implications for user privacy we've informed Facebook about this exploit.

One of the key sticking points is what role religion should play in the countries new laws, with implications for the rights of women.

It would also have severe implications for the growth prospects of smaller countries with a limited deposit base.

The implications of the finding could be serious for countries around the Bengal Basin in South Asia.

english i abstract: Implications of exercise on serotonergic neuromodulation in the brain have been investigated in two studies.

The secularization of the government, or the removal of direct religious influences on it, had definite anti-Christian implications.

Second, storing so much personal information, and using it to target advertising, has privacy implications.

These different aspects have considerable implications for the approach to the evaluation of the validity of an instrument.

The implications need to be better understood to strengthen institutional relationships between the two sides.

As the possible implications of the zircon discoveries spread through the scientific community, the excitement was palpable.

One of the first to notice this and consider its implications was a Caltech professor named Carver Mead.

The implications of these changes in connection with the cellular responses after different doses of ionizing radi. . .

That has big implications for the long list of Western firms desperate to gain more exposures to emerging economies.

All of which leads to a question with big implications for the global economy and political order: What is Germany's place in the world?

Pritchett argues that failing to update the architecture at the end of its life span may have important implications for business.

Kasim said the decision also has broader implications.

Unlike the Americans, Britain has barely begun to think about the implications of the rise of China.

That core might be what gives us consciousness (we won't get into the philosophical implications there).

But a British government bent on intervention will nevertheless ignore the laisser faire implications of The Origin of Species.

Also, this article does not address the broader implications on an organization, such as the embedding of a reuse "culture. "

The implications of these results for future research of family system measurement, and counseling practice are discussed.

The implications of China's development in such a scenario for the rest of the world are benign.

If this bill becomes law, what will be the long term implications to patients, their families, medical professionals, and all Canadians?

But if we study the inflammatory process, the regenerative process in one tissue might have implications for other tissues.

the best account so far of the oil price and economic implications of rising tension in the Middle East.

Epilepsy has significant economic implications in terms of health care-needs, premature death and lost work productivity.

Pennsylvania's colonial iron masters forged iron and a revolution that had both industrial and political implications .

The sooner politicians and policymakers start thinking through the implications of this, the better.

The decomposition of business applications into services is not just an abstract process; it has very real practical implications.

And there may be consequential capital outflow through the Currency Board Account , with self- correcting implications for HIBOR .

But what really intrigues me are the implications of this process and dynamic for areas of life beyond tangible consumer products.

"I just don't want to think of the implications, " he said. "We are scientists and work with what we know. "

The experiences of these countries will have direct implications from China and China can learn from these experiences.

Discusses the performance implications of a native entry point for a managed function.

While a number of options are sure to come up throughout the season, the financial implications of trading Odom could be prohibitive .

Unfortunately, the implications of Bradshaw's extraordinary opening premise are not fully explored in her book.

The interagency committee reviews cross-border deals with national-security implications and makes recommendations to the president.

The issue of talent has implications for you from a career-management, leadership, and, potentially, investment perspective.

What are the implications of these lags for the debate over active versus passive policy?

First, people in the sciences did not make an effective case for the implications of their work.

A real shift by central banks away from the dollar would have big implications for financial markets beyond exchange rates.

There may or may not be financial implications but in the main the outcome is not measurable financially but by other, more human, criteria.