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The consequences are serious, serious enough to me directly related to the University two years is in heaven or in hell, so I decided to do.

It was the dynamic consequences of the competition amongst fragmented political bodies that resulted in an especially creative environment.

While the slump did not reflect pessimism so much as an overdue dose of realism, it has had severe consequences nonetheless.

There was no social action, he wrote, that was not subject to the law of unintended consequences.

Lincoln was to see Stanton, Stanton explained to him the issuance of the order the possible consequences, so Lincoln recalled every.

He wanted his followers to see that their actions would have eternal consequences.

And the rest of the world, including the US, is beginning to grasp that it has reason to fear the consequences if it does.

"Those nations that refuse to live up to their obligations must face consequences, " he said.

We're dealing with the most dramatic financial recession for 70 years. Every country is facing up to the consequences of that.

As a matter of fact, during this second month she had been buying for herself as recklessly as she dared, regardless of the consequences.

I must be candid with you as the only means of avoiding ultimate consequences.

In just a few short years, globalization has started a variety of trends with profound consequences.

Economic behavior is always uncertain to the extent that we do not know all of its consequences with "plausible" probabilities.

Just think over the consequences of the matter.

for if resistance did get out of hand the consequences could be very expensive indeed.

"If we fail that test, the consequences for the safety and security of the American people would be enormous, " he said.

What she did next, she did without any kind of plan or thought for the consequences. She was acting purely on impulse.

If you are playing any other role and don't like the consequences, the opportunity to choose to be a hero is always there.

Normally humans act first and think afterwards, and that is often too late to avoid the consequences.

Terrified by the consequences of the euro's failure, they have urged fiscal union on the eurozone as a means of shoring up the currency.

Dr. Bianchi is conducting another study to "try to find out why people are buying these things and what are the consequences, " she said.

Some of the flaws in the American financial system, which had never received due attention, eventually led to disastrous consequences.

In the next decade of global emissions to be able to run from the peak, any delay can cause serious consequences.

These shortcomings should be seen as natural consequences of Hawthorne's struggle to find his way in fiction without a guide.

That isn't easy to accept, and I'm experiencing different waves of emotion as I try to understand the consequences.

He said the international community offered Qadhafi a final chance to stop his campaign of killing or face the consequences.

Imagine that all this caviar could have been bought by people and no one knows what would have been the consequences.

It is not clear how much more automatic the new 'automatic consequences' proposed Friday would be.

What would have been the consequences if he had been able to squeeze the answer out of me?

"Bhutan did not contribute to global warming, and yet we have to suffer the consequences today" , he says.

It is no exaggeration for me to say that the consequences of wide-spread resistance to artemisinins would be catastrophic.

The worst example of this approach was the U. S. attack on Iraq and its catastrophic consequences.

Oddly enough, it is only recently that this ideology has begun to bear its most important fruit, to manifest its deepest consequences.

The country is only beginning to feel the consequences of the education system in the southern manufacturing belt.

In adolescence, the age of independence, confronting hard consequences is often the best teacher.

She had a little too much free time on a Sunday afternoon, and clicked "upload" without thinking through the consequences.

But it still seems much too easy to provoke the Chinese - even a simple remark or sentence could have all sorts of unintended consequences .

BT - game , do not cross the line take off , the consequences would be unthinkable, oh, let alone not remind you .

Of course, if the consequences of a disaster would be very grave, the fact that the risk is low is not a good reason to ignore it.

Given the absence of any binding commitments, the immediate FX consequences of today's announcement are likely to be somewhat muted.

There the concept of expected value doesn't apply, but you have to think about risk in terms of the real consequences of what happens.

But I thought that it had consequences which required to be corrected, by joining other kinds of cultivation with it.

'The brain is not immune to the long-term consequences of smoking, ' she said.

What then have been the consequences of this vast expansion in financial activity, much of it across international borders?

We are now experiencing the consequences of mistakes which had not been noticed at the beginning of the journey.

Different theories of justice offer different ways of understanding procedures, consequences and the conceptual relationship between them.

Having come thus far it is not the time to waver or fear the consequences, because as you know your victory over the dark Ones is assured.

It also seems to be haunted by the potential consequences for its credibility if it acts and fails.

The senate even directs the present and future consuls and praetors to see to it that no injurious consequences to her follow.

Once the consequences start to be felt, resistance in the country will rise, and the pressure on the coalition will no doubt increase.

His wife, Empress Michiko, has long struggled with her position in the family, with consequences for her health.

Allow him to figure out what he should have done instead, and force him to own up to the consequences of his choices.

This was a new process including an extreme diet and lifestyle that Bhagavan did not know the possible consequences of.

"I saw her at the exit, " he said in nearly fluent English. "At that moment, I'm very excited for her. I didn't realize the consequences. "

To suggest that this is the result of a revolution against an oppressive government or the consequences of welfare reform is total nonsense.

pope: Next time you bad-mouth me to one of my superiors , there are going to be serious consequences. Do I make myself clear, Captain?

I would not be entirely honest, however, if I did not confess disappointment with some of the consequences of Bush administration policies.

One of the most lasting consequences would be to strike a blow to the concept of using the tax system to promote enterprise.

All this makes the consequences of any "safe asset" blow up all the more serious.

I could not believe that such a simple mistake was about to have such dire consequences.

Before the poll, Mr Sarkozy had insisted that this was a regional vote that would have only regional consequences.

In it, you simply write statements you know to be true, then ask the application to derive consequences for you.

He said he'd abide by all possible consequences.

Consumers in the wealthiest nations are struggling with the consequences of the credit crunch and with the soaring cost of energy and food.

In all likelihood, she had got to hear of my departure which had set her mind at rest as to the consequences of our sudden parting.

I think our company was perhaps a bit too young but, whatever the reason, I was one of the people who had to deal with the consequences.

Her mother is meanwhile trying to bribe shady characters on mopeds supposedly connected to the studio, with predictably gloomy consequences.

Though many consider snoring to be a nighttime problem, it has real consequences on your waking life, too, particularly for your wallet.

Measured against eternity, our time on earth is just a blink of an eye, but the consequences of it will last forever.

Calm down yourself and give the matter your careful consideration, otherwise you'll have to bear all the consequences arising therefrom.

So far, American manufacturers have had to suck up most of the increase in the prices of their raw materials, with predictable consequences.

The Dunlap case is one of the clearest examples of a failure in recruitment screening that had disastrous consequences for an employer.

Scaling agile up to the enterprise level has consequences that we need to understand and deal with.

The work is one of a long line of fantastic images left by an artist who was known for moralizing on the consequences of sin and folly.

"Things like this have unintended consequences on the broader industry, " he said.

As you might guess, when the beast is cornered it lashes out with total disregard for the consequences.

All of this would be amusing and a little sad, were it not for the fact that this antignosticism has both a following and consequences.

The consequences of deregulation and financial business practices did not occur in a state-free world.

But the financial effects can be deleterious, which seems to be the unintended consequences of the Fed's new policy.

Some economists, notably Robert Shiller, did identify the bubble and warn of painful consequences if it were to burst.

But beyond that, there seem to have been few immediate economic consequences for New York City.

[1] One of the bizarre consequences of this model was that the usual way to make more money was to become a manager.

The court can be based on any of these questions to determine the machine tool factory defects, convenient to the consequences of liability.

What would be the consequences of the matter?

But just as no nation can wall itself off from the consequences of a global crisis, no one can serve as the sole engine of global growth.

Instead of restructuring, policymakers have been trying to wash away the consequences of the bursting bubble with liquidity.

Bernstein said he has "great respect" for Druckenmiller, but that consequences of a brief default might be too severe for the U. S. economy.

I had a serious talk with him about being prepared, and how he would need to live with the consequences of not having the right outfit on.

Criminals must be made to see the consequences of their crimes. "An eye for eye and a tooth for tooth " is the ery basis of Justice.

They too are trying to understand the consequences of globalisation.

The consequences of that would be all the more threatening against a background of already shrinking output and trade flows.

There was laughter-the merry mirth of kids out on a lark, having no care at all what consequences their actions might have.

In truth we have always been with you, and helped you out of problems that might have had serious consequences.

Later that day, you could let him or her leave a toy out when you know it's going to rain (natural consequences).

In the enjoyment of sexual pleasure when not to consider safety measures, out of such a thing can only carry so their consequences.

The Battle of Poltava was one of the major turning points of modern history and we are still living with its consequences.

This International Standard can be applied to any type of risk, whatever its nature, whether having positive or negative consequences.

As the stage widened and the cast of players grew, Israel's next war turned out to be a classic case of unanticipated consequences.

Indeed, the consequences of my making any mistake due to my lack of sleep can be very serious indeed.

It would be wise for you to do as I say if you do not want to suffer any consequences.

When a doctor in an emergency to save life of critically ill patients with emergency medical measures taken to adverse consequences.

The centrists' creed was that government should not interfere with the market, but help workers cope with the consequences.

Such consequences would be especially unwelcome today with the prospect of subdued US growth or even recession over the next year or so .

I'm very sorry about the consequences, but I would appreciate it if it was noted that this wasn't a violent foul.

Declaring a block of code to be synchronized has two important consequences, generally referred to as atomicity and visibility.

The universalisation of English has happy consequences. But like the building of the Tower of Babel, it has negative ones, too.

The two boys got the wind up when they realized that their joke was likely to have serious consequences.

Yet despite the anger, the economic consequences of expensive fuel might not be as dire as is often assumed.

Forgiving someone does not release him from the responsibility he holds for the hurt he caused or any consequences for that action.

He said the consequences of a failure to reach an agreement in Copenhagen could be "far reaching and long term" .

"It has consequences for us but it would be devastating for Iran, " he said.

"We simply cannot continue to spend as if deficits do not have consequences, as if waste does not matter, " he added.

He said his study was a small piece amid a growing body of literature "regarding the neural consequences of overeating" .

It warned that Iraq would "face serious consequences" if it were to remain in "material breach" of its disarmament obligations.

"Were there to be a serious strategic miscalculation on this matter, the due consequences would have to be paid, " the newspaper said.

Mr Chum, at UBS, calls it a "classic case of unintended consequences" .

As I said, these consequences probably won't be as bad as the devastating recessions that racked third-world victims of the same syndrome.

Given the bottom-up nature of development, mutant switches could have large-scale consequences.

No one wants any of these consequences laid on them after trying to get their GED or high school diploma, so what do you do?

God loves you and wants to spare you from the awful consequences of sin, so he calls you to a superior life of obedience to his Word.

Distribution is an integral part of the project, said the probability that the consequences.

In the end, his entrepreneurial friends' cunning failed to protect him from the consequences of his own relative innocence.

Discuss these rules with your youngster at the beginning of each new activity and review the consequences of misplaced priorities.

With regret, Orvos sent Anakin off; the Great Mother needed his strength, regardless of the dark consequences.

The euro area, he said, was currently its epicentre, and the consequences could be much worse than anything seen so far.

If something similar were to happen to its fellow democracies in Europe and America, the consequences would be far larger.

It may be that we view the bad consequences of drinking as not all that bad, and not that likely to happen.

Don't just drop in a solution or technology; instead, carefully plan and evaluate the consequences of every decision you make.

All this makes for a funny sort of German election, and one that has consequences for the wider European Union.

Of course, this is purely hypothetical because, if Germany were to leave the euro, the political consequences would be unthinkable.

So much energy has never before been contained in a bottle. You had better not touch it, one can never know what consequences it might have.

And now she had to wait to know if there would be consequences from her fall from grace.

But in trying to protect patients, doctors may be misjudging them and the consequences of not sharing our suspicions.

'There seem to be positive consequences to buying oneself a small treat: one does feel better. '

As I stated at the beginning of this article, prevention is the best way of avoiding blowback and it's consequences.

We are now beginning to see the consequences of failing to safeguard our investment.

You have been allowed to do exactly as you wish, but nevertheless with responsibility for the consequences.

The veteran players transmit to the youngsters the sense of being part of Milan and the consequences of that.

His neighbors, he said, are the ones threatening him, telling him regularly that he must leave after the World Cup or face the consequences.

In practice, politicians and their staff act as if every public relations battle has dramatic electoral consequences.

The law of unintended consequences warns that issues will arise with the introduction of any new technology.

Did you think you could escape all the consequences?

So, here's my summer wish for you: let the budgie of happiness sit on your head. Recognize there are consequences, but live with it.

But here's the thing: Mr. Obama must be prepared to face those consequences if he wants his presidency to survive.

Over a period of no practice what has been learned tends to be forgotten; and the adaptive consequences may not seem obvious.

THE political and social consequences of the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression have been milder than predicted.

reviews, this option would be a farmer, for the great road safety law consequences know nothing at all.

Though military action is an option, the consequences of the United States or Israel attacking Iran would be catastrophic.

Whether or not to perform whistle-blowing depends on the consequences of it.

do your own decision. Then ready to take the consequences. From the start, there's no regret medicine remind yourself to eat.

And yet, as the slide in the Dow Jones and the rise in US Treasury bond prices implied, there could be real-world consequences.

Pleasure in itself is a great good, all pleasure, but its consequences may be such that the sensible person eschews certain varieties of it.

Promised to take his brother's behavior from the consequences of the beginning, he would have known city-states and their own destiny.

In all its consequences I gave you shelter and nurtured you and I gave you protection like only a mother can give you.

There is no doubt that oil at $200 would have dire consequences, both for Chinese exporters and for other firms.

Older, the body of the function already earlier than ever before, if there sleep well in the long term consequences are very serious.

Yet many are unable as of yet to see as far ahead as the goal when their eyes are cast on the immediate consequences of the experience.

DELETERIOUS CONSEQUENCES: The major risk is that of a hyperviscosity syndrome, responsible for thrombosis and decreased cardiac output.

After all, the consequences of all that junk food are everywhere: fat and unhealthy children who become even fatter and unhealthier adults.

AMONG the consequences of Silvio Berlusconi's long ascendancy over Italy is the numbing of his compatriots' democratic sensibilities.

"Maybe people will learn that you cannot keep living a corrupted life without consequences, " she said.

In the children's English teaching, teachers often neglect the children's learning characteristics, have worrying consequences.

The consequences seem to be a scene that transnational music corporations are internationalizing the music industries and culture in China.

However the judge said the consequences of the accident was severe, plus he fled the scene after the incident.

Scientists concluded that this mining process has "pervasive and irreversible" consequences .

It is, of course, very important for students to understand the potential consequences of having highly correlated independent variables.

The company does not accept responsibility for any consequences resulting from unauthorized tampering with the product.

He made irresponsible remarks at random , regardless of the consequences .

But new research suggests that it may have unexpected consequences: worsening your mood and causing you to withdraw from the tasks at hand.

There has been a decade of dithering and it is now too late to avoid the consequences unless the authorities move like there is no tomorrow.

Also, define the consequences of any breach of any of these issues.

President Bush also warned about the consequences of a hasty withdrawal in his speech marking the anniversary of the start of the war.

"In a movie, you don't get the opportunity to make decisions that have consequences, " he said.

If it comes to be associated with uncontrolled migration, that will have serious consequences.

They say it's not economics if you think about the consequences of good and evil, and good and bad business accounting.

But he said failing to approve it would risk dire consequences for the economy and most Americans.

To determine the consequences of sleep deficit, researchers have put subjects through a set of psychological and performance tests.

The husband will be innocent of any wrongdoing, but the woman will bear the consequences of her sin.

Humans are ill-prepared to deal with risks that don't produce immediate negative consequences, like eating a cupcake or smoking cigarettes.

However , proponents of a green stimulus also claim that there will be serious consequences if the money is misspent .

The result of the validation of a model can have a few consequences over the analysis phase.

There was an ambivalence between taking positions compatible with their complicated chief's designs and fear of the domestic consequences .

these ideas might appear to be fairly straight forward consequences of the general view just outlined.

But when he thought of the consequences that might ensue , his courage left him.

If inflation expectations were to slip out of control in this environment, the consequences could be grave.

i ' ve had enough of your excuses . you pay what you owe by the end of this week or accept the consequences.

an incomplete account of his life; political consequences of incomplete military success; an incomplete forward pass.

No one in his right mind supposes that it could reach sixty-four billion without horrific consequences, except perhaps a few economists.

When you were younger, you probably were able to skip warming up without suffering negative consequences.

He was not to give any more interviews, they said, or he would have to "bear the consequences" .

The utility concept provides a way to describe the consequences of a given event and act in terms of its desirability.

When banks get more nervous about lending, that tends to have wider consequences.

If clones are distributed to various nodes in the system, even the failure of an entire machine does not produce devastating consequences.

We need to be able to better understand the consequences of these connections.

Such high levels of corruption could also have very serious consequences, for instance, when food and vaccines did not reach poor people.

About 12 percent of Earth's land surface is now used for crops. Some of the consequences are difficult to predict.

The protracted length of the war and the devastating consequences it caused are something rarely seen in the Asian history.

The answer is " yes" . The system is close to collapse , and the consequences of collapse would be misery for Main Street.

But the long-term consequences of sleep deprivation should be enough to convince anyone to hit the sack.

If the thought of consciously accumulating and exerting influence bothers you, imagine the consequences if you had no influence at all.

When faced with these potential consequences, the same job in a new environment may be better than no job at all.

The climate-change message from what is going on this summer, he says, is not to do with the blocking itself, but its consequences.

Analysts said the consequences for the banking sector and the wider economy could be far-reaching.

Had there been no suggestion of major practical consequences , the essay might have remained a secluded topic of academic debate .

One of the more interesting consequences of that pattern is the subject of the third study, also published in Nature.

And experts in increasing numbers are firmly believed that such situations might have serious social consequences.

The consequences of our acts are not always in our control and things do not always turn out as we want.

But there are at least two reasons to take sanguine assessments of the consequences of climate change with a grain of salt.

The U. S. public isn't prepared to accept these consequences, especially without any beneficial effect on employment.

There's no doubt the global economy is under tremendous stress with still- indiscernible consequences, but the Great Depression this is not.

Having made what I believe was a huge mistake, the Chinese government cannot expect anybody to save them from its consequences.

She said that the online harassment had unfortunate consequences that made her leave Russia.

The social and economic consequences if they end up in liquidation would be grave, he says.

What may be thought of as nothing more than just a youthful prank may, in reality, lead to serious consequences.

Analysis module for the system and the consequences of its failure mode analysis, as the expansion of the fault tree model.

With the Church unable to resist the sexual revolution, efforts to prevent contraception were seen as likely to have perverse consequences.

Unfortunately, the decision to feel miserable for the rest of your life can have tragic consequences.

"They also had the potential to mislead parents about the potential consequences of consuming Coca-Cola, " he said.

If the projected consequences of the wrong choice are minor, you should make the best decision based on what you know now and move on.

Intervention would have to be on a dramatically bigger scale, he added, and its consequences "far more difficult to foresee" .

But what seemed an innocent message turned out to be a practical joke - with frightening consequences.

Within a few months, those consequences would come crashing down on Lyndon Johnson.

A third letter emphasized what he had already said and warned the emperor to beware of the consequences of this unlawful action.

'We have trouble controlling our consumer impulses, and there's a gap between our decision and the consequences, ' he said.

One of the consequences of Gnosticism was a moral gap between what you preached and how you lived.

Truthfulness means to tell the truth regardless of the consequences. Telling the truth makes us strong.

Countries should also continue to boost routine immunization coverage against polio to minimize the consequences of any introduction.

This requires that the architect be an effective negotiator, able to articulate the consequences of different tradeoffs.

Government actions almost inevitably have unintended consequences, he said.

Host nations are rarely able to make back the money spent on holding the Olympics, a fact that can have serious consequences.

The consequences could be disastrous unless action is stepped up to properly collect and recycle materials, the agency warned.

It has economic consequences as well: migration to the cities, where food has to be paid for, becomes less attractive.

This is an issue that has far-reaching consequences for an oil-importing nation like the UK, and for the global economy.

The risks were compounded by the fact that most Americans didn't understand the consequences to the American economy of a Mexican default.

Trying to avoid the consequences of sin does not work.

And, almost inevitably, procrastination in facing up to fiscal problems will have inflationary consequences.

The lesson was clear: Education was an international competition and one in which losing carried real consequences.

Snape is mature enough to realize that actions like this have consequences.

Detractors see him differently: as a dangerous anti-American gadfly, indiscriminately revealing information regardless of the consequences.

one of the consequences of our planet's being warming up is a increase in the number of natural disaster.

The root of the problem on both sides of the Atlantic is simple: too much debt, and too little political will to deal with its consequences.

It's largely a story of the American affection for information monopolists and the consequences of that fondness.

"And of course the consequences can be very serious. "

The fault line between them was drawn by the ability of power to satisfy its whims and ignore the consequences.

Countries should also strengthen population immunity levels to minimise the consequences of any virus introduction.

Human relationships have negative as well as positive consequences, and a friendship that has turned toxic is not worth keeping.

And that could have political consequences, since one of the leading Republican contenders for the presidency in 2008 is a Mormon.

The consequences include too much management time spent shaping analysts' expectations in the run-up to quarterly reports.

Transplantation should be done, she says, even if it risks engendering new diseases and pests or other unintended consequences.

full responsibility for the consequences of that medical malpractice damage caused solely by medical negligence.