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I mean, your actions have ramifications.
All actions have ramifications, which means all actions leave evidence.
The point is, Mr. Palmer,that a single act can have ramifications beyond one's own comprehension.
If the suit prevails,it could have ramifications for corporations across the industry, and Wells said he hopes the case inspires others to speak out about poor working conditions.
If Huawei prevails and gets the ban overturned,it may have ramifications for the U.S.-China trade war.
His conclusions have ramifications that make 9/11 pale in significance.
While seemingly limited to explaining yarn work,the proof could have ramifications for biology.
Your choices have ramifications, Daddy!
Their research, which will be published in an unnamed science journal next month,could have ramifications in the sporting world.
Where they have, or might have, ramifications in other Member States, or.
The NHL has made two key changes for long term contracts in response to the first Kovalchuk deal that will have ramifications throughout the league.
Where they have, or might have, ramifications in other Member States, or.
It is not often that a300-year-old union is broken, so the vote will have ramifications far beyond a land of 5m people.
When they have, or might have, ramifications in other Member States or in third countries, or.
For instance a permanent transfer of airmen from the NATO base in Aviano, Italy,to Eastern Europe would have ramifications in the area as Italy battles recession.
When they have, or might have, ramifications in other Member States or in third countries, or.
And having discussed this with the ship owners and my father,it is clear that full disclosure will have ramifications. Terrible ramifications for the whole industry.
You say that information could have ramifications on your client's livelihood and possibly his safety.
Their decision to use Texas Hold'em in the Main Event was one that would have ramifications for the entire online gambling industry.
They believe this discovery could have ramifications not just for energy metabolism, but also for proper brain function and diseases such as autism or Parkinson disease.
The steps taken in that area today will have ramifications for generations in the future.
Taxes on banks have ramifications that can either serve or conflict with the larger public purposes presumably served by government participation in the banking system.
Your parents' money decisions may have ramifications for you they don't even know about.
Maze(it's irrgarten) has ramifications and it can easily get lost, which is why it has low walls in the Schönbrunn Palace.
Understanding what constitutes a full-time employee has ramifications on employee eligibility for various company benefits.
In 1948, Israel was recognized as a sovereign state, and this, too, has ramifications for the student of Scripture.
Killing a cop has ramifications.
It has ramifications for all of us.
This has ramifications far beyond obesity itself.
Jean-Michel, 69, said that"the right to inherit is not only about money, it has ramifications in more important areas such as the protection of family ties, and for creatives, the spiritual rights of artists".