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MIT Executive MBA Program Director Johanna Hising DiFabio talks about the immediate impact students can have during their tenure in the program.

One explanation for the IMF's hyperbolic warnings about the immediate impact of the Brexit vote is that it thought the expected remain vote would mean they would never have to be justified.

In the new documentary "Hitchcock/Truffaut," opening today at Film Forum and Lincoln Plaza Cinema — about the immediate impact and enduring influence of François Truffaut's 1966 book of the same title, a collection of interviews with Alfred Hitchcock — the director Kent Jones hits the nail on the head.

If the American economy now stumbles again, neither Europe nor Japan look ready to take over as an engine of growth.Yet despite worries about the immediate impact of a war and higher oil prices, most economists still expect America's economy, along with its stockmarkets, to rebound once the war is out of the way and the associated uncertainty lifts.

There is no doubt about the immediate impact our four new loan signings made on the team in Saturday's 5-0 home win against Hartlepool.

With the arrival of these apps, publishers and advertisers are fretting about the immediate impact to their bottom lines and business, which means they'll likely soon try to find ways to sneak around the blockers.

As a citizen I am certainly concerned about the immediate impacts of these radical and previously unimaginable Republican negotiating tactics.

When talking about the immediate impacts of fentanyl in Canada, the place most of us tend to think of is the Downtown Eastside.

The decision to clear cut without any warning pissed off a lot of people, including dog walkers who had used the forest's paths for decades and environmentalists concerned about the immediate impacts of deforestation on wetlands, deer, migratory birds and prairie grasses.

But when people express concerns about immigration, it tends to be the immediate impact on their daily lives that they are concerned about.

In the new documentary "Hitchcock/Truffaut," opening today at Film Forum and Lincoln Plaza Cinema about the immediate impact and enduring influence of François Truffaut's 1966 book of the same title, a collection of interviews with Alfred Hitchcock the director Kent Jones hits the nail on the head.