How To Use Ramification In A Sentence

One such ramification is the importation of “books” per se. On the Great Book Blockade of 2009 (Updated 7 May) (with BDAP Paper) « BAHAY TALINHAGA
I find myself wondering, as I watch and read the unfolding news coverage of this event, if, as a society, we remain equipped to pause long enough to consider the long-term ramifications of any event, tragic or otherwise. Elizabeth Bisbee Silber: The Consequences of Our Rapid-Fire Culture
I couldn't follow all the ramifications of the plot.
There are also serious ramifications in the modus operandi of betting exchanges. Times, Sunday Times
The ramifications of this one, if it goes all the way, are huge. Times, Sunday Times

Do you really want the legal ramifications of a line of code hindering game development?
How many everyday people at the time understood the ramifications of the genocidal practices going on?
And don't forget the legal ramifications of passing trade secrets. The Guide to Greatness in Sales
The ramifications of not having legal protections for a family can be many.
We will also come back, by the same route, to the deep ontological ramifications of the so-called equative genitive (or genitive metaphor) in that line's second phrase: the breath of fresh air that is autumn, rather than the breath that issues from it, as one might say in common figure "the very breath of life. Phonemanography: Romantic to Victorian
I confirmed that urine was not classified as a biohazard waste and not subject to the risks of legal ramifications of blood, semen or faeces," he said. All - Digital Spy - Entertainment and Media News
In fact, perhaps what is lurking underneath all your botheration is the idea that a Muslim has shot his fellow soldiers, this has terrible ramifications that you want to leave to others to “parse,” and none of these conclusions are politically correct. NSFW: After Fort Hood, another example of how ‘citizen journalists’ can’t handle the truth
They often tell us not to worry in order to keep us from investigating the ramifications of their agenda. www. epa.gov will see that the EPA seems to have taken the possibility of this tax seriously enough to work out it's ramifications for us. RedState
Not only must I be truthful - honest - in my replies, I must also consider their ramifications.
suggesting in a review of Neil Young's Le Noise that the fact that this record had already been dubbed "unlistenable" by one "august rock critic" might actually be a good sign - had a series of intriguing ramifications that reached beyond the cut and thrust of everyday pop debate. The Guardian World News
These issues have ramifications far beyond the loss of cash by more than a million families.
But the political ramifications could be equally profound. Times, Sunday Times
Our sages teach us that our oblivion, our unawareness of the full ramifications of every harsh word and action, lasts only until the day of death.
However, these communities, especially it seems in estuaries, have become nitrogen fixing, rather than denitrifying, effectively becoming a source of nitrogen, rather than a sink, with possible ramifications in ocean acidification or the production of nitrous oxide, a greenhouse gas. Research Blogging - All Topics - English
Whatever the Halachic ramifications, it is clear that there is something ambiguous about the use of a Bat-Kol.
The outcome will have widespread ramifications for business as well as for the rest of society.
And does this spat have any wider ramifications for British consumers? Times, Sunday Times
So far the media has been incredibly quiet on this issue, considering the ramifications.
Its broader, unpredictable political, military, economic and geostrategic ramifications will be felt, analysed and disputed for years to come.
I was immediately struck with the resemblance of those organs, called ramenta, to what are fairly assumed to be the male bodies, in certain other families of the same grand division; and I at once came to the conclusion, that the barren fronds, were barren, because almost destitute of these ramenta; and that as these ramenta were confined to the base of the stalk, that is, to the part below its first ramification, an obvious necessity existed for the peculiar nature of the vernation. Journals of Travels in Assam, Burma, Bhootan, Afghanistan and the Neighbouring Countries
Yet, despite regionalism's dubious political ramifications, it brought a measure of confidence to writers who needed to be convinced that their province was worthy of creative representation.
I know first-hand the ramifications of allegations of this nature being placed into the public domain ahead of a formal process and investigation. The Sun
But I find myself wondering, as I watch and read the unfolding news coverage of this event, if, as a society, we remain equipped to pause long enough to consider the long-term ramifications of any event, tragic or otherwise. Elizabeth Bisbee Silber: The Consequences of Our Rapid-Fire Culture
If true, it is a deadly serious issue with ramifications that should send chills up the spine.
Deals done in the past, between fraternal communist parties, continue to have ramifications in the present.
In his effort to pass the buck, Netanyahu claimed he had only discussed the media and hasbara (public diplomacy) ramifications of stopping the flotilla with his top cabinet, known as the septet, and had left the rest up to Barak. JPost.com - Front Page
When I began looking into it, I discovered that it was a pretty complicated deal to make root beer. with ramifications, including the unwelcome possibility of poisonousness. Root Beer Dreams: Part I
Aid officials also said that its failings could have serious ramifications for implementing international law around the globe. Times, Sunday Times
the court's decision had many unforeseen ramifications
As to legal ramifications of sinful gustation, CKE seems covered two ways: nutritional data is readily available, and their marketing is to young adults, not kids. CKE's Puzder Touts Thickburgers, Mocks 'Health Craze'
This has huge ramifications for the British film industry. Times, Sunday Times
As we see here, the ramification of the collisions of two cultures is often witnessed in the conflicts between immigrant parents and their more acculturated children.
It's a significant development, with serious ramifications for Jones and Montgomery.
The book analyses the social and political ramifications of AIDS for the gay community.
Given the pervasiveness of computers in modern society, the worldwide social ramifications of this software architecture are enormous.
Are parents acting selfishly and should they think much harder about the ramifications of despatching a sick child to school? Who sends their sick child to school?
Though portrayed in the media as a hickish Hatfield-McCoy style feud, the real question about fracking is why individual citizens are left to cope with high stakes players in a global game of energy monopoly, without appropriate governmental protection from the many ramifications to health, communities, the environmental, critical resources, and the economy? Alison Rose Levy: News Coverage Vs. PR: Is Fracking a Panacea or a Ponzi Scheme?
What are the ramifications of intelligent machines and how human beings react to them?
At the point of union (to facilitate which there is a hiatus in the margins of the peduncle) the sarcode or “flesh” of the coral is denuded, its place being occupied by ligaments, which by minute ramifications adhere so intimately to the coral stock or stem that severance therefrom cannot be effected without loss of life to the mollusc. My Tropic Isle
The movie raises a lot of legitimate questions about the ethics and philosophical ramifications of cloning.
The book analyses the social and political ramifications of AIDS for the gay community.
Well, news which has sorrowful ramifications for the band anyway.
The ramifications of her act will be with all three until the ends of their lives. Times, Sunday Times
More fundamentally, the Greens reject the adherence of both left and right to economism, the modern sense that economic relations, and their various ramifications, are the primary factors in life.
I also realize that the word ramification is a big "funny" sounding word, with a particularly exciting appeal, for some reason, but I use it only in the most heterosexual concerned Christian American appeal kind of way. Archive 2004-01-11
A $ 1 million lawsuit, with amusing sidelights and important ramifications for the federal budget debate, must be adjudicated.
Aid officials also said that its failings could have serious ramifications for implementing international law around the globe. Times, Sunday Times
This is the difficult bind in which TNA finds itself - there are ramifications regardless of which direction it chooses to go in.
There are also serious ramifications in the modus operandi of betting exchanges. Times, Sunday Times
It was a row that erupted over a lime tree and its ramifications have become increasingly sour. Times, Sunday Times
From an early age they were convinced it was impossible to make wise decisions without considering the humorous ramifications of plans gone awry.
That is, no wider ramifications of sociability; no talk of getting their men together, for instance. DEATH OF A NYMPH
I've come to the conclusion that they are invoking an unwritten rule, a rule with broad application and ramifications.
He knew what he should do and he didn't stop to consider the ramifications of what he did.
Suppliers also consider the safety ramifications of protective package features.
Markowitz's two-parameter model spawned an academic industry engaged in exploring the ramifications of the investor behaviour implied in the original formulation.
The deal would have huge political ramifications. Times, Sunday Times
The only thing I might add is in regards to possible ramification if you choose the "undivorced" route. CHE > Latest news
The upper lobe was infiltrated with carbon into the interlobular cellular tissue, leaving the bronchial ramifications respirable, and lubricated with frothy mucus. An Investigation into the Nature of Black Phthisis or Ulceration Induced by Carbonaceous Accumulation in the Lungs of Coal Miners
Yes I know you thought this matter was stale news but not for those who understand the ramifications for our democracy.
This perspective has ramifications for the counseling ministry of the church, for sermons and Christian education and for the life of Christians in communities of faith.
Progress in economics and science has far wider ramifications. Times, Sunday Times
The inhalent pores are very minute, and open into small subdermal cavities which communicate by means of interradial tubes with the ciliated chambers, the latter being very small ramifications of the interradial channels, and in them the movement causing the current of water is maintained. Scientific American Supplement, No. 601, July 9, 1887
The ramifications of this \'human tsunamic\ 'portend consequences that we will not be able to solve. HUMAN TSUNAMI:NEXT ADDED 100 MILLION AMERICANS
The real dynamic ramifications of that event are yet to play out in the international arena.
That same entity will later enter a new body bringing with it the karma of past lives, which includes actions themselves as well as the ethical ramifications of such.
Eric Jaffe, an agreeable guide, travels this multibranched highway through four centuries to provide an episodic history of roads and their ramifications. You Can Get There From Here
These changes are bound to have widespread social ramifications.
This has some interesting ramifications, I think, for what Jakobson refers to as the phatic function, what other linguists have referred to as the relational or contact function, what I'm calling the connective function. Notes on Strange Fiction: Narrative's Function (3)
So the novel does not rest with the mere depiction of the locations of violence but meticulously examines its concrete, physical ramifications.
Have you considered all the ramifications of your suggestion?
Aid officials also said that its failings could have serious ramifications for implementing international law around the globe. Times, Sunday Times
This quickie patch should be taken under consideration, or I need to be bullwhipped for possibly not understanding the ramifications of this simple change to allow it to work.
The research direction and main operation includes four parts: Medicine material and chiral compound, organic acid and its ramification, heterocyclic compound and customizes products.
It also had ramifications in physiology, botany, and metallurgy.
This in turn has ramifications for updating rules, in particular calling into question the appropriateness of conditionalization. Interpretations of Probability
It is the story of a contract with a Sydney event promoter, a subsequent gig on board a Harbour cruise boat with an audience of schoolies, the deep humiliation of 'dying' and the ramifications that lead to the Waverley Magistrates court and the testing of his "funniness" in front of a judge. Club Troppo
In which intrepid-but-naïve young man of action, Tom Kidd is thrust - by a Twist of Fate - headlong into a sequence of events which involve a life-or-death dilemma arising from the practical ramifications of a not particularly plausible but really neat scientific speculation … and solves this problem by having an adventure in the stars. Archive 2005-07-01
Lost in considering the ramifications of that prospect, I watched her turn left at the corner of the remaining uncut grass, following our cutting pattern.
Many of us are still simply dismayed by recent events and troubled by their international ramifications.
Less obviously, the ramifications of his predestinarian views changed his understanding of the role of clergy in the Eucharist.
January 3rd, 2009 at 6: 36 pm there is something to be said for there being significant financial ramifications for high health care cost behavior (e.g. smoking, obesity) to reimburse the government for your self-destructive behavior the rest of us are going to have to pay for. Matthew Yglesias » By Request: Smoking
But what of the wider ramifications? Times, Sunday Times
With technology within the grasp of the artist herself, the ramifications are massive.
A third category of comments are critical of the advisor, but possibly are ramifications of advisees being unprepared.
It was fraught with danger and long-term ramifications that did not bear thinking about. TREASON KEEP
This ongoing evolution of the Internet has ramifications for the types of commercial activities it can offer.
The cost of skin barriers and ointments is a drop in the bucket compared with the costs and ramifications from such problems.
McCain's confusion about who our main enemy is seems to be part of a troubling pattern, and I have predicted that this will have serious political ramifications in the coming months. Your Right Hand Thief
Did Louise Littleton suspect, as I did, what she was to "please, _please_ ... hear" and its ramifications? Murder Crossed
In a few words, Cuatro Ciénegas is a wide, semi-desertic climate valley (it is a ramification of the wider desert of Chihuahua), with low vegetation characterized by cactaceous and similar species.
Women simply don't come to see them and the problems remain undiagnosed with all the follow-on ramifications developing unchecked.
A $ 1 million lawsuit, with amusing sidelights and important ramifications for the federal budget debate, must be adjudicated.
Few ministers have the nous or the instinct required to understand the ramifications.
Someday when today's leaders write their memoirs, we may finally learn about the psychological ramifications of living inside this security cocoon.
The long-term social ramifications of these Games remain to be seen. The Sun
There are serious legal ramifications and the last thing we want is for innocent runners to be wrongly accused. Times, Sunday Times
If this court hears the case, they say, any decision would set a precedent and would have ramifications across the country.
The small group sought a consensus which had ramifications within the politics of the women's movement. The Past is Before Us - feminism in action since the 1960s
The arteries undergo enormous ramification in their course throughout the body, and end in minute vessels, called arterioles, which in their turn open into a close-meshed network of microscopic vessels, termed capillaries. V. Angiology. Introduction
These results had several important ramifications: they explained the course of heat production measured by Hill; and they confirmed and extended a famous theory of Pasteur's that less glycogen is consumed in muscle metabolism in the presence of oxygen than in its absence. Otto Meyerhof and the Physiology Institute: the Birth of Modern Biochemistry
Now they face the might of Russia in a qualifier which has huge ramifications for the national side.
I couldn't follow all the ramifications of the plot.
And, of course, this pill could have serious ramifications for human reproduction. Times, Sunday Times
He also proves some new or less-known results (reflection theorem, structure of the abelian closure of a number field) and lays emphasis on the invariant T_p, of abelian p-ramification, which is related to important Galois cohomology properties and p-adic conjectures. AvaxHome RSS:
The pastor needs to be aware of the long-range ramifications of financial misdeeds. Christianity Today
I've already put forward proposals for infrastructure, which I think can have a huge long-term ramification -- putting people back to work right now, doing the work that America needs done, laying the foundation for long-term competitiveness. Obama's Interview With Progressive Bloggers (FULL TRANSCRIPT)
The evidence strongly suggests that Japanese consumers dissave into old age and as Mr Horioka ends his article, this is likely to have important ramifications on global imbalances assuming, I guess, that as Japanese consumers steadily move into a state of negative saving the economy will move into a current account deficit. Alpha.Sources
This week, the wider ramifications of her condition sink in on a visit home from hospital. Times, Sunday Times
A few weeks ago when all the debate concerning the liberal use of the pre-Vatican II ordo of Pius V was circulating around the news and blogworld, a few people discussed the political ramifications affecting resistance towards this 'indult' apparently centered within the French hierarchy. Archive 2006-11-26
On reaching the root of another tree, the tips of the branched rhizomorph penetrate the living cortex, and grow forward in the plane of the cambium, sending off smaller ramifications into the medullary rays and (in the case of the pines, etc.) into the resin passages. Scientific American Supplement, No. 643, April 28, 1888
Obviously one does not have the full judgment there but that suggests, at any rate, that the fact that the case may have wider ramifications than the immediate parties to it is not necessarily room for disapplying the general rule.
Steven Lowe, Liverpool Who would be the biological parents of a human clone, and what legal ramifications would this have?
You think they're sitting around the coffee shops this week dissecting the finer points of the estimable judges 'ruling, discussing the possible ramifications of the court's definition of "overbroad"? Pet Talk: High court's decision is a depiction of animal cruelty
The political ramifications of this are particularly troubling. Times, Sunday Times
Moralists who find acknowledging or exploiting racism under any circumstances unpalatable should consider the long-term ramification of Obama's election on American political inclusiveness. Small Steps, Big Change
It proposes far-reaching reforms of the council that may include ramifications for the judicial officer and whether he should continue to sit on it. Times, Sunday Times
Its ramifications are contentious, and the principle's formulation is sufficiently elastic to accommodate a variety of constructions.
The Times-Metro deal hit a snag in January, when the Justice Department announced it was investigating possible antitrust ramifications.
When are the HIV anti-discrimination and confidentiality protection statutes in California and other states going to be updated to handle the ramifications of a surge in the numbers of the known HIV+ population in the state and nation? Archive 2006-07-01
The enormous political and social ramifications of the opium trade at home and abroad are the subject of numerous excellent reviews, most notably Jack Beeching's The Chinese opium wars.
Absorbed in the ramifications of this, I automatically lit a taper from a lamp in the hall and carried it through to light the oil lantern that hung in my room.
He was mannerly to her but only because he would suffer ramifications from his father if he were not.
For example, a unit on Medieval cathedrals and tapestries will explore the theoretical ramifications of the “revered gaze”; we will consider the spectatorial and iconographical correspondences across representations of Christ ‚?? Oh … So this is what I’m up to this semester | Living the Liminal
This ongoing evolution of the Internet has ramifications for the types of commercial activities it can offer.
Without going into all the medical ramifications and technicalities, Dr. Woolf was concerned about one of the drugs Lance was taking, bleomycin. LANCE ARMSTRONG
The conduct had no ramifications beyond the three people affected by it. Times, Sunday Times
As this incident suggests, the move to the mainstream had significant ramifications for relationships with other denominations.
The ethical and practical ramifications were experienced rather than taught.
I just hope that we have enough time to figure out the unspoken moral ramifications of cloning.
Phenomenology requires rigorous investment into respectfully, appreciatively, and acceptingly making evident our lived worlds and their ramifications for the now, the past, and the anticipated future. Humanistic Nursing
Although officials think this scenario unlikely, the ramifications are so serious they want to shut down the possibility altogether. Times, Sunday Times
And does this spat have any wider ramifications for British consumers? Times, Sunday Times
An economy structured in this way, and towards these ends, had its inevitable social and political ramifications. Rural Land-Use Planning in Developed Nations
Unlike her mother, she may never have truly ruled as queen regnant, but Joan's reign did have important ramifications for Spain.
Just as candidate Cain has to deal with the long-term ramifications of the sexual harassment controversy, the right-wing press will emerge from the saga in a much weaker and even less trustworthy state. Eric Boehlert: With Cain, Right-Wing Media Fail First Test of 2012 Campaign
These are truly irreconcilable views, and how this is resolved will have major ramifications.
But I don't think it has had big political ramifications or overtones.
His core concept was ramification, meaning the likelihood that co-operation in one sector would lead governments to extend the range of collaboration across other sectors.
He said the vehicles ‘had a major visible impact with serious ramifications for Dartmoor National Park’, damaging sensitive areas of bog and heather.
Few ministers have the nous or the instinct required to understand the ramifications.
Avilamycin quality have what kind of quality, the existing returns will help to alter or decorate it's molecule by the Combinatorial biosynthesis method, and produce new ramification of Avilamycin .
MS indicates seedling main stem, T, seedling ramifications; S, orthotropic shoots on stolon (St); R, shoots on rhizomes (Rh).
Fearing that these events will have dire ramifications for the rest of the world, the NSA send Sam in.
I just feel kind of dejected and disoriented about a certain boi and a certain trip to a certain foreign country and the certain ramifications that might have on our certain relationship. Tuesday blues
Make no mistake, these are probably not earth-shattering changes that will have huge ramifications for the Minnesota deer herd. Politics and Deer Management
But his reflections on his own case and its wider ramifications are well put. Times, Sunday Times
He tells TMZ. com, "I confirmed that urine was not classified as a biohazard waste and not subject to the risks of legal ramifications of blood, semen, or faeces. JAM! Showbiz
The cyclopean has been a /shite/ chancellor, he might be okay at math but has the economic grasp of a 10 year old, he never realises the human ramifications of his policies, he is the very definition of the C word you will not let me use here. Gordon Brown Meets the Ten Year Olds
The hypocrisy would be hilarious if its ramifications were less serious. The Sun
The paramount question of enjoyment has ramifications for organic food in general; a gourmet is not going to stint on his pleasure just to save the Earth. Hard to Swallow
Smart People is about a family member that had died and the ramifications that had on the personalties of the rest of the family. Ken's Review: Smart People - One of the Best Films of the Year « FirstShowing.net
It was a row that erupted over a lime tree and its ramifications have become increasingly sour. Times, Sunday Times
The Golden State upset was exciting, but its major ramification is that we had one team in the conference finals who just simply isn’t up to the caliber of that competition. Matthew Yglesias » Western Conference
The E911 document ( "Control Office Administration Of Enhanced 911 Services For Special Services and Account Centers") is an impenetrable bureaucratic document that was pilfered from a Bell South compute by a young hacker, and which led to an incredible domino-chain of legal and political ramifications. Boing Boing
English has also "radicel" as an equivalent to "radicle" in the relevant sense, but French "radicelle" means something subtly different: Ramification de la racine principale Le Petit Robert. Languagehat.com: PLUMULE.
Thirdly, the findings of this book also have important ramifications for current thinkings about universals, innateness, and learnability.
It then crosses the portal vein anteriorly and ascends between the layers of the lesser omentum, and in front of the epiploic foramen, to the porta hepatis, where it divides into two branches, right and left, which supply the corresponding lobes of the liver, accompanying the ramifications of the portal vein and hepatic ducts. VI. The Arteries. 5a. 2. The Abdominal Aorta
While entry into the Kingdom has an essential personal and individual element, it also has profound and extensive community ramifications.
As the editor of the Silver Bear Cafe, I try to focus on the ramifications of world events.
Few ministers have the nous or the instinct required to understand the ramifications.
Now that significant discussions are under way, we must consider the ramifications.
Trouble brewed unexpectedly when Lieutenant-Governor William Hobson decided to investigate the legal ramifications of such a major grab, decreeing any land sales made after 30th January 1840 to be null and void.
Implacable exotic pests like the cassava mealybug, gray leaf spot and witchweed claim up to half the harvests in the poorest countries, posing a "serious threat to life and livelihood" with "enormous economic and political ramifications," says Guy Preston of the Working for Water program, a South African government initiative dedicated to preserving fresh water. Attack Of the Aliens
Although the contemporary policy ramifications of the new push toward regionalism and this new tribalism have only been briefly touched upon in this paper, it nonetheless lays some foundations for future research.
And fourthly, the moral ramifications of taking a persons' life as a form of punishment are extremely complex.
One of the ramifications of STV is that there is a much greater likelihood of having a minority government. » Single Transferrable Vote Strocel.com
The political ramifications of resourcing and decision-making likewise can not be ignored.
I look at the long-term ramifications, meaning that even if Jones was here and not in a contract dispute, the fact would still be that he'll be 31 in August and the Jets need to get younger at the position. The Fifth Down
China had long since taken an independent path, and in the 1980s shifted to a market economy, with huge long-term ramifications. Between War and Peace
And he will be aware that the Senate results have ramifications for a long time to come.
Because of the cases potential political ramifications, a young policewoman is sent from Paris to aid Bruno with his investigation. Bruno, Chief of Police: Summary and book reviews of Bruno, Chief of Police by Martin Walker.
A few weeks ago when all the debate concerning the liberal use of the pre-Vatican II ordo of Pius V was circulating around the news and blogworld, a few people discussed the political ramifications affecting resistance towards this 'indult' apparently centered within the French hierarchy. Politics and the feast of Christ the King
The disputes were usually about small things, some of which had no actual ramifications in the practical application of Jewish law.
Did he avoid writing about them for fear of emotional or legal ramifications? Times, Sunday Times
He says while research suggested these ill effects could be reversed within two years if the child lived in a smoke-free house, for many the ramifications of parental smoking were life-long.
But they have obvious practical ramifications as well. The Developing Child (7th edn.)
One can only imagine what legal ramifications there may be to such a finding.
And at least for now, the ramification is that they will never get to read the entire book. Publishers and bloggers
The clinical ramifications of this entire exercise should be placed within a context that includes both nomothetic and ideographic dimensions.
A series of dishonest dealings ensues, and the ramifications extend well beyond the contest.
The ramification is the total disappearance of manufacturing jobs in America and the declining working class and rising unemployment in the Rust belt and other manufacturing towns in America. The Conscience of a Chinese Capitalist
In short, the conventional passage of time has no bearing on the ramifications of historical events.
Progress in economics and science has far wider ramifications. Times, Sunday Times
These small ramifications unite again into branches continually larger and larger, till they form two great tubes, called the venae cavae; which large veins are inserted into the right auricle of the heart; where a vein, termed the coronary vein of the heart, which returns the blood from the heart itself, also terminates. Popular Lectures on Zoonomia Or The Laws of Animal Life, in Health and Disease
You could see margin compression and the bearish ramifications of consumers saving rather than spending. Gold And Silver Shine Brightly As Currencies Race To The Bottom
Industry insiders are less convinced that such a seemingly calamitous outcome would not have had far-reaching ramifications. Times, Sunday Times
The Maastricht package was a political bargain, which deliberately left for later negotiation many of the wider ramifications of monetary union.
The Malay muftis aren't alone in arguing against the cultural ramifications of the spread of Mumbai's films.
TMZ that prior to the show he had "confirmed that urine was not classified as a biohazard waste and not subject to the risks of legal ramifications of blood, semen, or feces. FasterLouder.com.au > Australia's leading independent live music hub. Stock up on music and tour news, reviews, gig photos and idle gossip, or bitch to your heart's content in the forums.
We leave the discerning readers to judge by themselves, the real ramifications of the issue.
Every week my jaw dropped lower as she expatiated on the mystic ramifications of this.
In a ruling that could have ramifications for the most popular girls at colleges across the country cheerleading was deemed too "disorganised" for full sporting status and declared a support "activity. Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph
The nerves we are going to examine are the overorbital and infraorbital ramifications of the trigeminus.
Representatives of the Latino community, however, said the lapse speaks more to what they called the victimization of a vulnerable population, one that is taught to respect members of the clergy and that fears ramifications - primarily deportation - of going to the police. Deep Thoughts

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