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No one is sure how much chaos would ensue if a big counter party like Bear went bust.

Flirting is sexy. Teasing is cruel. Do not confuse the two or serious, long-lasting hard feelings could ensue.

and if the latter, then death or any other calamity which may ensue on my remaining here must not be allowed to enter into the calculation.

The 2nd, the ensue sex that industrial capital must maintain form of function of avery kind of to go up in time.

At least there will be a retreat secured for her in case the worst should ensue.

Only if the rate of growth of the money supply exceeds the rate of growth of production will a general increase in prices ensue.

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

If the Earth is no longer going to be simply rolling in the Serpentine Dance, then what will ensue?

To get a glimpse of the muddle likely to ensue, the province's politicians and parents need only look across the Irish Sea.

A run from the public and private debts of every other fragile country would ensue.

I asked him if he feared the horrible consequences that would ensue if the much-hyped Mac failed, like the flawed Apple III recently had.

Superstition: Peacock Feathers should never be brought on stage, either as a costume element, prop or part of a set as chaos will ensue.

Nonetheless a wholesale global retreat to protectionism did not ensue.

A year after Israel's assault on Gaza, some in the territory fear a similar cycle may soon ensue.

Unlike in the past 18 months, supply may not be able to cope with this, so much higher prices could ensue.

As recent developments attest, no eurozone member will be allowed to default, given the catastrophic consequences that could ensue.

As a seasoned politician, he was also aware of the possible panic that would ensue should people come to believe a meltdown was imminent.

Handicapping requires study and with the required amount of diligence and the willingness to do what is required, football locks will ensue.

Given his background, Carter had a firm grasp of the potential disaster that would ensue should a nuclear meltdown occur.

If the treaty fails, a destabilizing arms race could ensue, likely drawing in Russia and India as well.

Stupid religious people would stop fighting stupid religious wars and a new enlightenment would ensue.

Analysts said they feared another credit crisis could ensue as a number of indicators of short-term bank financing costs shot up.

Putting the money into ring-fenced funds should prevent a free-for-all among politicians and the corruption that could ensue.

Many Thais worry chaos will ensue when competing cliques slip the leash that has restrained them for so long.

Once singed as law, another battle will ensue to have money appropriated to start the construction projects.

Hugs ensue, then a prayer, and then fathers and daughters take to the floor to the strains of "Have I Told You Lately That I Love You? "

it must ensue. . . as the unintended side-effect of one's personal dedication to a course greater than oneself.

If no one else in the organization knows what's going on, fear, panic, and anger are going to quickly ensue.

After exchanging business cards, neither expected anything more than a professional relationship would ensue.

Discussions would inevitably ensue regarding solutions, good ideas, and consistency problems spotted by other team members.

for mayhem to ensue. Three competing store owners rented adjoining shops in a mall. Observers waited for mayhem to ensue.

She hushes the audience, declaring that she wants to watch the events to ensue.

Confidence would remain low, and a vicious circle of bad policies could ensue.

And if the rains fail before the end of this year, an unimaginably dreadful catastrophe could ensue .

They knew that the Earth wobble would ensue when Planet X entered the inner solar system, and become increasingly worse.

Imagine the debate that might ensue if you stated that hackers do public service by finding and publicizing computer security weaknesses.

Keep good communication with government function department, ensue smooth running of company vehicle.

If each software development team is going off in their own directions, chaos will ensue.

If it becomes unstable, pain will surely ensue.

As Joe reality-tests lightning rods at Steve's company and troubleshoots with Rube Goldberg resourcefulness, high jinks ensue.

In a relationship , when one partner's interest starts out higher or wanes faster than the other's , hard feelings can ensue .

S. debt and other assets. A global depression might well ensue, with China and other export-dependent countries as the biggest losers.

Yet the very jubilant excesses that ensue often lead, at last, to the well-known post-Thanksgiving "holiday blues. "

They would vacate and run and the chaos that would ensue would be untenable.

If those differences are in sensitive traits like personality or intelligence, real trouble could ensue.

Droughts, floods and famines would ensue, experts say, and then the mass migration of people, with the conflict that would engender.

A political crisis over its independence might also ensue, further undermining its credibility.

No one knows the exact moment when the earth will throw up and turmoil ensue, but it is certainly not far off.

Riots ensue and long queues appear outside soup kitchens as governments put soldiers on the streets to maintain order.

Unspeakable horrors ensue in a deathly silence, a dreadful omen for what is to come.

Although the cops soon have their suspect in custody, a series of shoot-outs ensue once the assassins arrive on the scene.

Because we live under a system of fractional-reserve banking, other consequences quickly ensue.

Some individuals, notably have stated that all problems emanate from man, and absent man, no problems ensue.

If the DPJ wins the largest share of the vote, a political realignment may well ensue.

After the usual long and variable time lags, tight policy would take effect and another boom-bust cycle would ensue.

Because that which shall ensue shall be made totally clear to the soul as and when it is happening.

Serious problems will ensue if something is not done about gang rivalry now.

It's only to be expected that mood swings - and arguments - may ensue.

You need time to make things better. Be considerate and avoid being overly opinionated , or arguments will ensue.

Back in 1983, IANA designated around 4. 3 billion IPv4 addresses, not predicting the incredible pace of tech development that would ensue.

Manned patrol is an important work to ensue safe run of oil and gas pipelines.

Be considerate and avoid being overly opinionated, or arguments will ensue.

When everybody is a rule-breaker, the result is chaos and the road jams up quickly as collisions ensue.

China's population will spread out into new cheaper cities and romantic bliss will ensue.

Should full-scale fighting erupt, a humanitarian crisis could ensue.

A rebellion of sorts may ensue and gay children of gay parents may struggle to come out.

The reality sets in when cold air steals this heat, which originally was stored safely in our cores. Hypothermia may ensue.

Ensue to follow as a consequence or result.

As soon as a central bank hints at "quantitative easing" , flight from the currency may ensue.

Chibnall was struck by the dramatic consequences for their metabolism which ensue when leaves are detached from contact with roots.

Celebrity arrest. A celebrity will be arrested. Analysis will ensue.

A stalemate could ensue, as Inter are reluctant to increase either offer.

Trouble will ensue if wind of this scandal gets out.

They argue that access should be made available because of the global benefits that would ensue.

I think you will be surprised at the level of engagement and satisfaction that will ensue.

The collapse of Lehman Brothers has shown the havoc that can ensue when large, interconnected banks implode.

In severe circumstances, loss of confidence in the paradigm can ensue with subsequent cancellation of SOA initiatives.

Republicans nominated an old warrior with a record of making hard decisions and absorbing the blows that ensue.

A similar scramble to lock up bauxite and alumina supply could ensue.

Because of the impairment of mucociliary clearance, secondary bacterial infection is likely to ensue.

And if he went, chaos could well ensue.

It is from this attitude that the various policies, methods and forms ensue .

Dramas will ensue, which we decline to detail at the present time.

A further $150bn writedown of asset-backed securities would then ensue.

This is the fundamental law of China's revolutionary war, from which many other laws ensue.

Mergers and acquisitions will ensue.

WHO knows what troubles may ensue from air pollution?

Bitter legal disputes can ensue if pets are involved.

Of course, they fall in love and adventures ensue.

A flight from the dollar and dollar bonds might even ensue.

It's a new year, we will face many challenges and opportunities, various large exam will ensue.

If you have withdrawals from consignment stock and from pipeline, payables to suppliers ensue.

She is clearing all like karma so that a new state of being may ensue, and one of joy and unity amongst all species upon earth.

Depart from evil and do good; Seek peace and ensue it.

No one at Villefort's doubted that a duel would ensue from it.

Major inundations of vulnerable regions such as Bangladesh would ensue.

When the company loses its biggest client, for example, we know that there will shortly ensue a ruthless game of blame roulette.

Or are you worried you won't be able to control the chaos that could ensue?

What will ensue from this war?

What will ensue from this?

Mating may ensue, during which a female unspools the present, expecting to find a tasty treat.

Ensue applies to what follows something, usually as a consequence or by way of logical development:

Assists to organize the interview of candidates, ensue the candidate supply in time;

or timidity necessarily do or naturally ought to ensue from a system of

The best ensue The worst eschew;